Neighborhoods: Chinatown-International District
Event Types: Arts,Community,Education,Museum/Gallery
Audience: All
Sponsoring Organization: Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience
Contact: Max Chan
Contact Phone: (206) 623-5124 x119
Contact Email: pr@wingluke.org
Pre-Register: No
Cost: General Admission $17 w/discounts offered for students and seniors
Link: https://www.wingluke.org/life-wide-angle-close-up
The Wing Luke Museum invites you to explore our newest photo and video exhibition focusing on the vibrant Asian Pacific American enclaves that are the backdrop of everyday life around the United States.
Curator Carina A. del Rosario brings together works from artists Dean Wong, Andrew Hida, Melissa Ponder, and the Chinatown Art Brigade to examine the history of ethnic enclaves, the role they play for established communities and new arrivals, and their resiliency in the face of economic and cultural pressures.
Museum hours are 10am – 5pm, Tuesday – Sunday (closed Mondays)
Audience: Adults
Website: https://www.seattle.gov/mobilecsc
Neighborhoods: Rainier Beach/Othello
Building/Room #: The Mobile CSC will be parked near the intersection of Rainier Ave S and S Henderson St.
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: Capitol Hill,First Hill
Event Types: Arts,Museum/Gallery
Audience: Adults,All,Family,Senior,Special Needs,Teen
Sponsoring Organization: Frye Art Museum
Contact: Frye Art Museum
Contact Phone: 206 622 9250
Contact Email: info@fryemuseum.org
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
Link: https://fryemuseum.org/exhibition/7159/
Bringing together varied depictions of women from the Frye Art Museum’s collection, Unsettling Femininity examines historical conventions of representation during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and the deeply entrenched beliefs and power structures they reflect.
Event Types: Volunteer/Work Party
Neighborhoods: Alki/Admiral
Sponsoring Organization: Green Seattle Partnership
Contact: Phillip Osborne
Contact Phone: 2066184258
Contact Email: psocoupeville@gmail.com
Audience: All
Pre-Register: No
Link: http://seattle.greencitypartnerships.org/event/17318/
Join us for a restoration work party at Me-Kwa-Mooks – See website for important details on what to bring and where to meet.
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.
Audience: Adults
Website: https://www.seattle.gov/mobilecsc
Neighborhoods: Beacon Hill
Building/Room #: The Mobile CSC will be parked near the Jefferson 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: Greenwood/Phinney Ridge
Event Types: Arts
Audience: All
Contact: Sarah
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/2364504773866708/
Join us for an evening of art, music, food, drinks, inspiration & creativity at The Greenwood Artist Collective. Over 30 artists in six galleries under 1 roof
Building/Room #: W Seattle TRACE and Living Room
Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Core
Event Types: Holiday/Seasonal Events
Audience: Adults
Contact: Lacy Herman
Contact Phone: 206 264 6000
Contact Email: traceseattle@whotels.com
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: $100
Registration Details: For reservations, please email traceseattle@whotels.com
Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/537508563507279
Revel in a night of great food and entertainment in TRACE as we present Bubbles and Burlesque. Enjoy a three course dinner prepared by Executive Chef Steven Ariel, a glass of Veuve Clicquot rosé per person, and a trio of performances from Seattle’s finest Burlesque entertainers.
RESERVATIONS: traceseattle@whotels.com
TRACE – Bubbles & Burlesque Dinner + Performance
6PM – 7:30PM
8PM – 9:30PM
LIVING ROOM – Bubbles & Burlesque Performance
10PM – 11PM
There are two seatings in TRACE for dinner + burlesque.
6PM & 8PM. To reserve your seat, please email: traceseattle@whotels.com
SPACE IS LIMITED for the dinner portion of Bubbles & Burlesque. Please arrive promptly at 6PM or 8PM as performances will start once guests are seated with their first course. Dinner ends at 7:30PM and 9:30PM and we welcome you to join us in TRACE bar or the Living Room to continue your evening.
MENU – $100
AMUSE: Chilled Asparagus and Crab Claw
SALAD: Red Wine Poached Pear Salad and Smokey Blue Cheese Dressing
MAIN: Slow Braised Beef Short Rib, Sauteed Lobster and Sweet Corn, Oregon Black Truffle Jus
DESSERT: Strawberry and Chocolate Mousse Cake with Rose Ice Cream
Meal includes one glass of Veuve Clicquot rosé per person
LIVING ROOM Bubbles & Burlesque Performance
Following dinner there will be a performance from 10PM – 11PM which is open to the public and does not include dinner. Everyone is welcome. NO COVER.
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/
Neighborhoods: South of Seattle
Event Types: Arts,Theater
Audience: Adults,Senior,Teen
Contact: Centerstage Theatre
Contact Phone: (253) 661-1444
Contact Email: helen@centerstagetheatre.com
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: $12-$30
Registration Details: Purchase tickets online or call the Box Office: (253) 661-1444
Link: http://centerstagetheatre.com/EventDetails.aspx?EventID=240
Centerstage is excited to present the first fully staged production of Let There Be Love by Mrinalini Kamath. This incredibly relatable show is an intelligent romantic comedy with a lot of depth – and a few surprising twists. Elite matchmaker Deedee and her son Eric run an agency, and as Deedee’s star begins to rise and Eric takes his love life into his own hands, secrets and challenges begin to emerge from all directions. An absorbing look at love, technology, and whether truth can be subjective, the show was workshopped in New York and here at UW Seattle, so Centerstage is very proud to present it in its premiere! (Recommended ages 16+)