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The much anticipated exhibit, Bold As Love: Jimi Hendrix at Home, offers a rare and detailed look at Jimi’s Seattle origins through the lens of those closest to him and by his own artistic eyes. Through archival and family photos, his … Continue reading
Quenton Baker’s poetry focuses on how black interiority functions under the constraints of an anti-black society. His exhibition at the Frye Art Museum will be an outgrowth of an in-process collection of poems that examines the 1841 slave revolt aboard … Continue reading
Chophouse Row is getting ready to host a weekly farmers market in its courtyard running every Wednesday night from 4 to 8 pm, year-round, rain or shine with the first market scheduled for November 2, 2016. Organized and curated by … Continue reading
Free classes on Wednesdays starting January 9th – March 20th 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm at El Centro de la Raza. This class will help you prepare for the citizenship interview and the civics test. You must have your Permanent Resident … Continue reading
It’s the New Year and cold and flu season is here… what better time to join us for a hands-on happy hour to make your own batch of this immune-boosting elixir?!
This tasty combination of vinegar infused with healing herbs … Continue reading
It’s Cheat Day Wednesday at The Cloud Room with DJs Ryan Austin, Chris Campbell and Andrew Means. From 7 – 10pm, enjoy some tunes while sipping on a craft cocktail and hanging out with your friends. You deserve an evening … Continue reading
Bruce Neswick, Concert Organist Wednesday, January 16, 2019 at 7:30pm St. James Cathedral, 804 Ninth Avenue, Seattle $18 suggested donation Music at St. James Cathedral presents the organ recitalist, composer, church musician, and brilliant improviser Bruce Neswick performing the rarely-heard … Continue reading
(Chang Cheh, Hong Kong, 1968, 1h 44m) **Sponsored by the Confucius Institute of the State of Washington and co-presented with Grand Illusion Cinema** The indomitable team of director Chang Cheh (Five Deadly Venoms) and martial arts choreographer Lau Kar-leung (director … Continue reading
Join us for our monthly Trivia Night at Kessler’s Sports Bar. Third Wednesday of every month at 8:00pm. $3 per person Teams 1-5 People Winning team gets the CA$H pot. Special prizes for Best Team Name and Last Place Team … Continue reading
Quenton Baker’s poetry focuses on how black interiority functions under the constraints of an anti-black society. His exhibition at the Frye Art Museum will be an outgrowth of an in-process collection of poems that examines the 1841 slave revolt aboard … Continue reading
Boundaries are essential for healthy relationships and lives, but setting them is neither simple nor easy! Join us for a session on how to identify your boundaries and communicate them in a firm yet compassionate way. About the Communication Booster series: Relationships … Continue reading
FEATURED MOVIE: Catwoman (2004) January is the month for movies that are so bad we can’t help but love them! Join us every Thursday at The Lounge for some of our favorites and get your first cup of coffee on us*! To … Continue reading
It’s time to march again. Two years ago the Women’s March was created and nearly 5 million people across the country marched in response to rising social and political injustices. The Works is committed to being a safe space for … Continue reading
Chen Taijiquan & Qigong – Capitol Hill/Central Monday & Thursday evenings, 6:00pm-7:15pm, at Wise Orchid’s Studio, 2002 E. Union St. In this class we will study the Lao Jia Yi Lu (Old Frame Part 1) of the Chen Family Tai Chi tradition, … Continue reading
Recent research studies show a persistent gap in diversity and equity across media and entertainment. On screen, in words and images, behind the cameras, in newsrooms or executive boardrooms, media organizations and the content they produce don’t yet reflect the … Continue reading
Design Review Early Design Guidance for a 7-story building with 85 apartment units, 18 hotel rooms and retail. No parking is proposed. Existing building to be demolished. View Design Proposal (9 MB) Review Meeting January 17, 2019 6:30 pm Washington Hall … Continue reading
Come down to help make signs and do phone-banking and other projects for folks attending womxn’s marches, and MLK Day activities in Seattle. We’ll have all the materials needed. All skill levels welcome! Snacks starting at 6:30 pm for donation.Share:TwitterFacebookRedditEmailPrint
Quenton Baker’s poetry focuses on how black interiority functions under the constraints of an anti-black society. His exhibition at the Frye Art Museum will be an outgrowth of an in-process collection of poems that examines the 1841 slave revolt aboard … Continue reading
Join Central Co-op every Friday for a spirited Adult Beverage Tasting! Every week we highlight a different aspect of our selection: wines from Washington and the world, Fair Trade imports, holiday libations, local craft beers, ciders, meads and more. Free … Continue reading
Womxn’s March on Seattle 2019 SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 2019 Event overview RSVP Rally & march logistics Educational panel locations and schedules We kick off a weekend of building power through community, protest, and activism with a RALLY. Hear from the region’s most powerful progressive … Continue reading
Are the cold winter months leaving your hands and lips chapped, dry, and painful? Join us and make your own natural lotions and salves! We will learn about the basic ingredients that go into making them, essential oil blends and … Continue reading
This class is open to kids 6-12. Beginners may start at any time. Taught by our most experienced kid teacher, Mr. Schomberg, mini martial artists develop confidence, strength and leadership skills in our community based school. $80 per month includes … Continue reading
Quenton Baker’s poetry focuses on how black interiority functions under the constraints of an anti-black society. His exhibition at the Frye Art Museum will be an outgrowth of an in-process collection of poems that examines the 1841 slave revolt aboard … Continue reading
Now accepting sign ups for poetry readings! Pure Expression is an art, music, culture, and soon-to-be poetry platform dedicated to inspiring and encouraging artists of all mediums to express themselves. It’s now one year from our launch and we’re hoping … Continue reading
First Lusio event of the year! :D The Friends of the Conservatory invite you to the latest in the series of unique Lusio Lights after-hours fundraisers featuring unique, local light art and music, set inside the beautiful glass building of … Continue reading
Magic Trivia at The Lounge by AT&T is back in Revised form! Embark on an Odyssey with a team, brave the Onslaught of trivia questions, and choose from seemingly Unlimited prizes. This free event has a suggested $5 donation to … Continue reading
The Capitol Hill Broadway Farmers Market supports Washington’s small family farmers by creating a vibrant neighborhood farmers market. Located outside the Seattle Central Community College, the Market runs year-round every Sunday from 11am-3pm, and has been in operation since 2005. One can find fresh Washington grown produce, fruit and … Continue reading
Quenton Baker’s poetry focuses on how black interiority functions under the constraints of an anti-black society. His exhibition at the Frye Art Museum will be an outgrowth of an in-process collection of poems that examines the 1841 slave revolt aboard … Continue reading
Looking for a fun project for these winter nights? Turn your words into art with calligraphy! Come experience the art and craft of calligraphy, hands on with Claire from Alair Calligraphy. Learn basic practice strokes and work your way through … Continue reading
Now you can drop into a class at The SweatBox every weekday at noon. Monday-Vinyasa; Tuesday-Hot Hybrid; Wednesday- Yin; Thursday- Hot Hybrid; Friday- Vinyasa! Share:TwitterFacebookRedditEmailPrint
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