As hilarious as it is sobering, this theatrical thrill ride mixes the bucolic with the surreal. Performances for ‘The God Of Hell’ run at Stone Soup Theatre Thursday – Sundays from February 20th – March 14th. Purchase tickets through Brown Paper Tickets for this powerful comedy about a political battle played out in a Midwest farm house.
A wake for Fremont’s affordable rental houses on Saturday, February 21st at 1:30p at Fremont Baptist Church, sponsored by the Fremont Neighborhood Council and Fremont Historical Society. For more information, contact fremontauxilary@gmail.com
On Friday, February 20th, and Saturday, February 21st, continue an exploration of the Five Fields of Knowledge that originated in India’s historic Nalanda University with a workshop on Tibetan Thangka Painting offered by Nitartha Institute and NalandaWest.
For a limited, three-week run, starting February 19th, the play ‘Voyage For Madmen’ written by Gregory Award-winning playwright Rachel Atkins, and directed by Susanna Burney, will be staged at West of Lenin theater.
On Monday, February 16th, from 6p – 7p, Seattle Tilth will host an information session on their Master Composter / Soil Builder training taking place this spring.
Make it a special Valentine’s Weekend with the ‘World’s Greatest Literary Boxing Match of the Year’ at West of Lenin, called ‘Medicine Ball: Playwrights v. Poets.’ On Friday, February 13th at 7p, Saturday, February 14th at 7p or on Sunday, February 15th at 2p, watch seven short plays and seven dramatic poetry readings – and vote on who you think did it better, playwright or poet?
On Saturday, February 14th, celebrate Valentine’s Day in Fremont’s most romantic dining room with live music, French-inspired cocktails and a seven-course French meal. For $150 per couple, this ‘Taste The Music’ experience at The Backdoor will provide a sensory experience of l’amore starting at 6p.
With exclusive food and drink specials planned for Valentine’s Day, Saturday, February 14th, The Barrel Thief Whiskey & Wine Bar will be the place to be – for lovers or for those simply looking for a fine evening.
On Saturday, February 14th, enjoy a four course meal paired with the most excellent Northwest ales at Hale’s Ales Brewery.
On Sunday, February 8th at 3p, Orchestra Seattle/Seattle Chamber Singers (OSSCS) will present ‘Turning Points’, continuing its musical exploration of moments in time by touching on pivotal points that changed composers, musicians and their work. As a special treat, violinist Marie Leou will perform the first movement of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, all in the First Free Methodist Church near the Seattle Pacific University campus.
