This Fall, tap into your creative side with ‘The Artist’s Way’. The 12-week series of two-hour classes, taught by Kate Gavigan, will start at the… Read More »Register Now For Fall ‘The Artist’s Way’ Classes
After 18 months, the owners of the cutting-edge, shared workshop space Makerhaus have decided to close.
On Saturday & Sunday, August 23rd & 24th, from 10a – 5p, at 900 N 34th St, benefit from a big sale on handmade Persian… Read More »Cafe Turko/Istanbul Import Persian Carpet Clear-out Next Weekend
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and the Seattle Repertory Theatre will host a public forum, on Monday, August 18th at 6:30p at the… Read More »Public Forum On Artistic Responsibility & Artistic Freedom
Between August and November of 2014, fifteen theatre companies plan to produce works by the absurdist, avant garde playwright Samuel Beckett through the Seattle Beckett… Read More »‘Life = Play’ An Evening Of Beckett Shorts & Rarities Kicks Off Festival In Fremont
This Friday, August 1st, from 6p – 9p, spend time strolling Fremont and viewing art during the always-free First Friday Art Walk.
This is the last day to vote on The Seattle Weekly poll for the ‘Best of Seattle’ – voting ends July 30th.
On Saturday, August 2nd, at 3p, the Fremont Fireside Chat series hosts a free, one-hour History Walk – an active, engaging presentation on the Fremont… Read More »Fremont Fireside History Walk Explores Our Community On Aug 2nd
On Monday, July 28th from 7p – 9:30p, hear a new play, called ‘Winter Harvest’ by John Ruoff, and participate in a critical discussion, hosted… Read More »Attend A New Play Workshop, and Dramatic Reading, On July 28th
All Seattle Public Library (SPL) card holders, ages 18 and up, are invited to enter the SPL’s first ever e-book self-publishing contest. Using Smashwords, local… Read More »Seattle Public Library Launches Self-Publishing Contest With Smashwords
