Audience: Adults
Website: https://www.seattle.gov/mobilecsc
Neighborhoods: Delridge/North Delridge
Building/Room #: The Mobile CSC will be parked alongside the Delridge Community Center.
The Mobile Customer Service Center helps the City of Seattle engage communities, conduct outreach and provide services to currently underserved neighborhoods.
Mobile customer service representatives:
- Provide information and referrals to City and human services.
- Enter online service requests.
- Issue pet licenses.
- Process payments for Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle City Light and Seattle Municipal Court. (No cash accepted.)
Neighborhoods: Alki/Admiral,Arbor Heights,Delridge/North Delridge,South Park,West of Seattle,West Seattle Junction/Genesee Hill
Event Types: Arts
Audience: Adults,Children,Family,Senior,Special Needs
Sponsoring Organization: West Seattle Junction
Contact: Lora Radford
Contact Phone: 2069350904
Contact Email: lora@wsjunction.org
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
Link: www.wsartwalk.org
You love art? You love winning? Then it’s going to be an extra exciting time for you this month.
During the February 13th Art Walk visit businesses who are hosting artists to pick up a raffle ticket to win fab prizes like these:
2 2x tickets to The Escape Artist
A 60-minute massage at LaVida Massage
1-month unlimited membership at Row House
$25 gift certificate to Viscon Cellars
$30 gift certificate from Husky Deli
Gorgeous glass and wooden sculpture from Junction True Value Hardware
$25 gift card and truffles from CAPERS
$20 gift certificate and gummy bears from Sweet Mickey’s
Plus chocolates at:
Verity Credit Union (an Art Walk partner too!)
John L Scott – West Seattle
Chocolate pairing at Viscon Cellars
Truffles at CAPERS
West Seattle Art Nest treats from local bakery Indulge Desserts LLC
Enter your raffle tickets Thursday, February 13th through Sunday, February 16th! Winners are drawn and announced on Monday, February 17th.
CANNA WEST SEATTLE 5440 CALIFORNIA AVE SW
VISCON CELLARS 5910 CALIFORNIA AVE SW B
VERITY CREDIT UNION 4505 CALIFORNIA AVE SW
WILD ROSE’S 4529 CALIFORNIA AVE SW
WEST SEATTLE GROUNDS 2141 CALIFORNIA AVE SW
Event Description: Spend the evening strolling and exploring West Seattle while enjoying art, music, food, and wine during Art Walk
The Art Walk includes many of the West Seattle restaurants! Enjoy EXTENDED HAPPY HOURS, specials on food and beverages, plus all the local art you would expect. Just mention Art Walk for the special.
All the specials are listed on the Art Walk website: https://wsartwalk.org
Our participating artists, businesses, and organizations are planning some great events to celebrate our vibrant art culture in West Seattle!
Brought to you by West Seattle merchants and the West Seattle Arts Council.
Neighborhoods: Alki/Admiral,Arbor Heights,Citywide,Fauntleroy/Morgan Junction/Seaview,West of Seattle,West Seattle Junction/Genesee Hill
Sponsoring Organization: West Seattle Junction Association
Contact: Lora Radford
Contact Phone: 206-935-0904
Contact Email: lora@wsjunction.org
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
Link: www.wsartwalk.org
Audience: Adults,All,Children,Family,Senior,Special Needs,Teen
Website: http://www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter/resources/pet-loss-support-group
Neighborhoods: Ballard,Interbay,Magnolia,Queen Anne
Building/Room #: Second Floor Conference Room, enter through blue door on 15th Avenue.
Link: http://www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter/resources/pet-loss-support-group
The loss of a pet can be very difficult. The Seattle Animal Shelter offers the Pet Loss Support Group, which provides volunteers who are here to help.
The Pet Loss Support Group meets every Thursday from 5:30-6:45 p.m. in the shelter conference room at 2061 15th Ave. W. Enter through the door on 15th Avenue West.
Event Description: In recognition of Black History Month, Vashon Center for the Arts will present “Warren Pope: Blood Lines, Red Lines,” a solo exhibition by West Seattle artist Warren Pope whose powerful work addresses the history of redlining, social injustice and the artist’s African heritage.
“Most of my work is driven by social justice,” Pope said. “This show is about redlining, gentrification and relocation, but I also like to transfer beauty into the place where you look.”
Pope’s art explores matters of systemic inequities. This show is an abstract art exhibition that examines the historical and contemporary realities of redlining (refusing to loan money to people in areas with populations of color), displacement and American slavery trade. He also shows art inspired and in homage to his ancestors in Africa. With a minimalist style, Pope combines three dimensional art with basic visual elements such as lines, shapes, and color to explore redlining history.
That beauty emerges from his unique combination of canvas, wire, steel, banana leaves and wood in his abstract mixed media and contemporary sculpture. Yet his subject matter, social justice and the profoundly unjust practice of redlining pierces the heart.
With an international influence, a socially conscious mentality, a firm view for cultural equity and a dash of forwardness, Warren Pope has crafted an established visual art career inside and outside of the Pacific Northwest. Born in Munich, Germany of a Czech Mother and an African American Father, Warren and his two brothers were often ridiculed and beloved by their communities for their art and outward connection to social equality and justice. Like many military children, Warren was exposed to cultural differences, social customs and awkward experiences of acceptances and domestic indifference. Pope’s father, John Pope, served in the military and for a time was stationed at Fort Lewis in Tacoma, Washington.
Neighborhoods: West of Seattle
Event Types: Arts
Audience: All
Sponsoring Organization: Vashon Center for the Arts
Contact: Lynann Politte
Contact Phone: 2064635131
Contact Email: lynann@vashoncenterforthearts.org
Site Contact Details: https://vashoncenterforthearts.org/event/visual-art-gallery-exhibition-february/
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
Link: https://vashoncenterforthearts.org/event/visual-art-gallery-exhibition-february/
Building/Room #: Kenneth Bounds Board Room
Event Types: Boards & Commissions
Neighborhoods: Cascade/Eastlake/South Lake Union,Downtown Commercial Core
Audience: Adults,Children,Family,Senior,Special Needs,Teen
Website: http://www.seattle.gov/parks/
Department: Parks and Recreation
Contact: Rachel Acosta
Contact Phone: 2066845066
Contact Email: rachel.acosta@seattle.gov
Pre-Register: No
Link: http://www.seattle.gov/board-of-park-commissioners
The Seattle Board of Park Commissioners is a volunteer advisory board established by ordinance. The Board consults with and makes recommendations to City Council, the Mayor, and the Superintendent regarding the Parks and Recreation Department's policies for the planning, development and use of the City's park and recreation facilities.
Building/Room #: Douglas Research Conservatory, Douglas classroom
Neighborhoods: Laurelhurst/Sand Point,Ravenna/Bryant/Roosevelt,University District,Wedgwood/View Ridge
Event Types: Education,Gardening,Hobbies,Nature/Environment,Training-Classes/Workshops
Audience: Adults
Contact: UW Botanic Gardens
Contact Phone: 206-685-8033
Contact Email: urbhort@uw.edu
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: $15
Link: https://www.uwbotanicgardenscatalog.org/Houseplants-101-The-Art-of-Growing-Plants-Indoors-P2004C265.aspx
Learn the do's and don'ts of indoor plants. Instructor Tassy de Give, author of Rooted in Design, will discuss how to choose the right plant for your indoor environment and troubleshoot potential plant problems. Whether you are a first time plant owner, or are looking to expand your knowledge of your existing collection, Houseplants 101 will give you the know-how and guidance for improving the life of your plants. Environmental factors, plant identification, and general care techniques will be discussed. The lecture will also include an in-depth Q&A section so be sure to bring any plant questions as well as photos you want identified.
Neighborhoods: Pioneer Square
Event Types: Arts,Music,Theater
Audience: Adults
Sponsoring Organization: Nordo
Contact: Robin Nunnally
Contact Phone: 2062092002
Contact Email: Info@CafeNordo.com
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: $84
Registration Details: Ticket includes 4 course dinner and show.
Link: http://bit.ly/AngelNordo
Join us four a four course meal, live music and immersive theater with a gothic thriller penned by The Seattle Times "mover and shaker for the next decade" Sara Porkalob.
The highest of England’s high society is gathered to ring in a very special New Year alive with ancient prophecy at the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brown. When a mysterious stranger arrives and a cold body is found in the garden, the evening takes a shocking turn toward the sinister. "The Angel in the House" is a delicious, blood-soaked thriller with all of the trappings of a bodice-ripper and the social commentary we have come to expect from artist-activist Porkalob.
TW: Maternal child connections. 18+ recommended
Cast:
Sir Edmund Brown David S Hogan
Amelia Brown Angela DiMarco
Henry Smith Jordi Montes
Clara James Ayo Tushinde
Bertha Williams Tatiana Pavela
Dorian Williams Robin Ian HallSmith
Fletcher James Ray Tagavilla
Daisy O'Connor Maddie Brantz
Crew:
Director Sara Porkalob
Co-Director Andy Buffelen
Costumes K.d. Schill
Lighting Ahren Buhmann
Sound Evan Mosher
Set Design Emily Sershon
Properties Robin Macartney
Music Director/Composer Annastasia Workman
Dialect Coach Katya Davids
Choreographer Parmida Ziaei
Magic Consultant Maritess Zurbanom
Executive Chef Erin Brindley
Production Manager Angelo Domitri
Stage Manager Evan Price
Neighborhoods: Citywide,Uptown
Event Types: Arts,Theater
Audience: Adults,Senior
Sponsoring Organization: Book-It Repertory Theatre
Contact: Annika Bennett
Contact Phone: 2064286319
Contact Email: annikab@book-it.org
Pre-Register: No
Cost: $20 – $50
Link: https://book-it.org/events/turn-of-the-screw/
In this classic ghost story, a young governess is charged with the care of the angelic Flora and Miles. Soon, however, two sinister and supernatural specters cast a shadow over the trio. These ghastly visions are trying to possess the children, yet only the governess perceives the threat. In this house full of secrets and terror, it falls to her to drive out these phantoms. When all you fear goes unwitnessed, how do you know what is real and what are mere manifestations from your own mind?
WHEN: Previews: Thursday, Feb 13 and Friday, Feb 14
Opening: Saturday, Feb 15
Closing: Sunday, March 8
TIMES: Wednesday-Saturday—7:30p.m. (Matinees on Feb 19, 26, 29, and March 7 at 2p.m., no evening on Feb 26) and Sundays—2p.m.
WHERE: The Center Theatre (305 Harrison St., Seattle, WA 98109)
TICKETS: Performance tickets range from $20 to $50 with group rates and rush tickets available. $20 tickets will be available to students during the entire run with valid school ID. Purchase at book-it.org or by calling the box office at 206.216.0833. The box office is open Tues. through Fri., 12p.m. – 5p.m., located in the outer lobby of The Center Theatre at the Armory, 305 Harrison St., Seattle.
Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Core
Event Types: Theater
Audience: Adults,All,Children,Family
Sponsoring Organization: ClickitTicket
Contact: ClickitTicket
Contact Phone: 866-837-0608
Contact Email: customersupport@clickitticket.com
Site Contact Details: See https://www.clickitticket.com/contact.htm
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: Starting at $122
Registration Details: Purchase tickets online any time at ClickitTicket.
Link: https://www.clickitticket.com/broadway/frozen-the-musical/seattle.asp
The smash hit Frozen the Musical is showing in Seattle at the Paramount Theatre from February 7th, 2020 through March 1st, 2020. ClickitTicket has tickets on sale now including mezzanine, orchestra, zone tickets and parking passes too. Don't miss this unforgettable family musical when it shows in Seattle.
Frozen is a musical with music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, and book by Jennifer Lee, based on the 2013 film of the same name. The story centers on the relationship between two sisters who are princesses, Elsa and Anna. Elsa has magical powers to freeze objects and people, which she does not know how to control. After inheriting the throne, Elsa flees, inadvertently causes the kingdom to become frozen in an eternal winter, and nearly kills her sister. She must sacrifice and show true love to save the day.
Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions, the musical had a tryout at the Buell Theatre in Denver, Colorado in August 2017 and premiered on Broadway in March 2018 at the St. James Theatre to mixed reviews. A national tour is set to begin on November 10, 2019 at Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady, New York.