On Wednesday, June 26th, starting at 7p, Makerhaus will produce one of the In-Haus summer concerts at its workshop in West Fremont, with the featured musical act being Hot Bodies In Motion.
On Thursday, June 27th, at 8p (doors at 7p – for those who want a great seat for viewing,) The Backdoor and Under U4Men will stage the ‘Pre-Pride All-Male Review Swimsuit & Underwear Show’ as a fundraiser for Lifelong AIDS Alliance.
This Sunday, June 23rd, from 2p – 4p, after all the hullabaloo of the solstice celebrations, History House of Greater Seattle will host another of its free open-air concerts called, ‘Music In The Sculpture Garden,’ produced by John Nordstrand.
Instructors from local dance studio Salsa Con Todo will participate in the dance competition ‘Dancing With The Seattleites’ this Saturday, June 15th. Please consider voting during the competition at the South Lake Union street fair, ‘Art On The Fly.’ This dance and music celebration also kicks-off a two week Seattle International Dance Festival.
The always provocative West of Lenin welcomes back a favorite playwright – with a very unusual, hallucinatory work. For three nights only (June 18th – 20th,) in a new upstairs studio space, limited audiences can experience Tommy Smith’s multimedia piece, ‘Lotus Eaters (EP)’.
This Sunday, June 16th, at 2p, enjoy another installment of the 9th Annual Music In The Sculpture Garden concert series in the covered courtyard of History House. This week the free, open-to-the-public concert features original music by singer-songwriters Stanley & Kip Greenthal and traditional and original Shetland music by North Sea.
This month, Friday & Saturday nights, see the Sauer Bauer Production of ‘The Horrible Lamb’ at Fremont’s own West of Lenin theater.
At the Fremont Fair, June 21st – 23rd, art in every form – from body paint to community sculptures – can be found along the streets of the Center of the Universe. This celebration of “De Libertas Quirkas,” (the Freedom to Be Peculiar) can be enjoyed through the artistic whimsies of chalk art, handmade jewelry, and live music.
This weekend, June 8th & 9th, our local museum, History House of Greater Seattle, offers two free, enriching afternoon’s entertainments appropriate for all ages.
For the first show of the ‘Music In The Sculpture Garden’ concert series, on June 2nd at 2p, enjoy the Appalachian Americana music of Murphy & Middaugh, and a singer-songwriter plus experience with Moore of Beck ‘N Kayser, the trio of Steff Kayser, Steve Beck and Jim Moore.
