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Bench Mark, a Partnership for Youth exhibition, is an exploration of architecture through space, function, and purpose. Created during sixteen after-school sessions March–May 2018, this collection of works traces the design thinking process students applied while considering Seattle’s urban environment and humans’ … 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
Centering on participatory projects and major installations, Group Therapy brings together artworks in a range of media by an international roster of artists and serves as a platform for a full slate of public programs. The exhibition addresses themes of healing and … Continue reading
Born to Mexican immigrants in Walla Walla, WA, Juventino Aranda’s search for self-identity informs his process as it relates to the social, political, and economic struggles of Chicanos. His art and activist practices are influenced by the grassroots movements of … Continue reading
2018 marks the 50th anniversary of Seattle’s Freeway Revolt. To celebrate, Seattle ARCH is hosting a community open house on Sunday, September 23. Two other events on September 19 and 26 will also showcase this important citizen movement. Freeway Revolt … 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
Drop in between 5pm and 7pm for sips and succulents, a hands-on happy hour. We’ll provide an array of succulents for you to choose from, plus soil and cute pots so you can plant your own. Plus, we’ll teach you everything … Continue reading
Rachel Fitzsimmons adores Christmas: the carols on the radio, giving gifts, the sound and smell of snow. She is absolutely euphoric one Christmas Eve until her husband Tom confesses he’s taken a contract out on her life. This news forces … Continue reading
Join us for your weekly dose of brainy drinking. – Max team size of 6. – Winning team takes home a $40 gift card!Share:TwitterFacebookRedditEmailPrint
• Learn how to lift weights safely with proper technique. • Strength train with others who share your goals in a fun, supportive and motivating environment. • Increase your muscle and improve definition focusing on appropriate levels of progression to train the entire body. … Continue reading
Bench Mark, a Partnership for Youth exhibition, is an exploration of architecture through space, function, and purpose. Created during sixteen after-school sessions March–May 2018, this collection of works traces the design thinking process students applied while considering Seattle’s urban environment and humans’ … Continue reading
Centering on participatory projects and major installations, Group Therapy brings together artworks in a range of media by an international roster of artists and serves as a platform for a full slate of public programs. The exhibition addresses themes of healing and … Continue reading
General class is open to all students and starts with 45 minutes of stretching and calisthenics, followed by 45 minutes of drill. In this class the students are drilled on techniques specific to their belt level. Exercises include combination, target, … Continue reading
Want stellar insights into the key opportunities and challenges that the next few months offer us both personally and collectively? Then join Stephanie Gailing, the Cloud Room’s astrologer-in-residence, for an AstroSalon in which we’ll explore the astrological landscape of fall. … Continue reading
7 Tuesdays, September 25-November 6, 2018, 7-9:30pm The pencil is an effective tool for producing beautiful botanical works, and skill in pencil rendering is also a good basis for ongoing study of botanical art in other media, such as watercolor. … Continue reading
Join Chabad of Capitol Hill for our weekly Kabbalah and Coffee Tanya – A Masterpiece of Chassidic wisdom written by Rabbi Shneur Zalmen of Liadi (1745 – 1812). Based on the Kabbalistic works of the Zohar, the Baal Shem Tov … Continue reading
Bench Mark, a Partnership for Youth exhibition, is an exploration of architecture through space, function, and purpose. Created during sixteen after-school sessions March–May 2018, this collection of works traces the design thinking process students applied while considering Seattle’s urban environment and humans’ … Continue reading
Centering on participatory projects and major installations, Group Therapy brings together artworks in a range of media by an international roster of artists and serves as a platform for a full slate of public programs. The exhibition addresses themes of healing and … Continue reading
Location Frye Auditorium Mindfulness Meditation will happen on select Wednesdays during the summer. Dates are as follows: May 30, June 13 & 27, July 11, August 8 & 22, September 19 Present-moment awareness is essential to experience and appreciate any … 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
Herbs are a simple way to add fresh, seasonal flavors to your food. Come learn how to take your cooking to the next level with infused oils, vinegars, compound butters, and herbal salts. Side benefit – these creations make great … Continue reading
Autumn is a dynamic season in the garden. Many plants are heading into dormancy, while others are in a period of active growth. Doing the right gardening tasks now can set the stage for next year’s garden: adding new plants … Continue reading
This class aims to remove the mystery from monitoring and adaptive management. Class attendees will gain an overview of elements of ecological restoration monitoring and adaptive management concepts to monitor, gauge, and sustain more successful ecological restoration projects. They will … Continue reading
Join us at the Washington Park Arboretum for Family Nature Class! Through science-based exploration and outdoor play, preschoolers and their caregivers will experience the UW Botanic Gardens using their senses. Each class begins with an opportunity to explore several learning … Continue reading
• Learn how to lift weights safely with proper technique. • Strength train with others who share your goals in a fun, supportive and motivating environment. • Increase your muscle and improve definition focusing on appropriate levels of progression to train the entire body. … Continue reading
Bench Mark, a Partnership for Youth exhibition, is an exploration of architecture through space, function, and purpose. Created during sixteen after-school sessions March–May 2018, this collection of works traces the design thinking process students applied while considering Seattle’s urban environment and humans’ … Continue reading
Centering on participatory projects and major installations, Group Therapy brings together artworks in a range of media by an international roster of artists and serves as a platform for a full slate of public programs. The exhibition addresses themes of healing and … Continue reading
You’ve no doubt noticed those delicate greens garnishing dishes at restaurants all over town… Microgreens, those tiny, cute, and tasty leafy greens – are the latest trend in food. There’s a reason why microgreens are beloved by chefs – they … Continue reading
At a double-bill evening of city planning poetry & city-themed pop songs, veteran local politics reporter-turned-government-speechwriter Josh Feit will read from his latest collection of poems, trading sets with jazz club duo Emily Westman (piano) and Annie J (torch-song vocals) … Continue reading
Rachel Fitzsimmons adores Christmas: the carols on the radio, giving gifts, the sound and smell of snow. She is absolutely euphoric one Christmas Eve until her husband Tom confesses he’s taken a contract out on her life. This news forces … Continue reading
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