The Seattle Aquarium has joined the Seattle Public Library (SPL) Museum Pass Program. This program allows patrons of the SPL System to use their library card to check out free museum passes.
Support movable art, and get a great gift for art lovers and motor heads alike, by ordering copies of the unique 2014 Art Car Calendar.
With only 28 donors giving so far, the fundraising effort to save Stone Soup Theatre is off to a heartening start. The Indiegogo Campaign has already raised $3,285 of the $5,000 needed – but the goal must be reached to keep this small, independent theater venue open and operating for the coming year.
For Fremocentrist.com readers, Book-It Repertory Theatre has offered a half-off discount for its current theatrical production, taking the stage right here in Fremont!
On Tuesday, November 12th, at 8p, enjoy Round 102 at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center. This 102nd evening of collaboration among musicians, poets, visual artists and a quiet but engaged audience will feature Mark Pickerel, Tom Eddy, Emi Meyer, slam poet Mary Pauline Diaz, and live painters Siolo Thompson and Brent Holland – and you?
On Saturday, November 2nd, from 11a – 1p, the City Of Seattle will re-dedicate Fire Station 9 after a complete rebuild, and the dedication of Fremont’s newest piece of public art – ‘Nine Lives’ by Peter Reiquam.
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture will form two artist rosters – one of approximately 75 established artists and one of approximately 40 emerging artists – pre-qualified for future art projects at City utility facilities, in parks, in the street right-of-way and other locations.
For 5 weeks, this community has a chance to help save a local theater, on Indiegogo. Stone Soup Theatre needs to raise $5,000 to cover a 40% raise in rent and rental taxes, to continue its mission to bring one-act plays to audiences as well as providing a venue for other independent, small work theater companies.
On Monday, October 21st at 8p, Sandbox Radio Live presents its latest offering of live radio theater – Howl!
Only two weeks remain to see the world-premiere production of ‘Mirror Images’ at the DownStage Theater (4029 Stone Way N.) This weekend – Friday, Saturday & Sunday – enjoy this drama written by local playwright Scott Timmons, directed by Zachariah Robinson and produced by Playwright’s Theatre.
