May 03 Saturday
Adaptive Creative Dance for Seniors is a fun way to stay physically and mentally active while building connections with others. We use Brain Compatible Dance Education pedagogy, based on developmental and neuroscience, to create a dance class that is good for the body and mind! In this class, we will learn some basic Modern Dance, Ballet, and Jazz techniques, adapted for a range of mobility with standing and seated options. We will also take time for playful improvisational movement and creation opportunities working together to learn and make dances!
The Moscone family started making wine in Piedmont in 1877. Four generations later, the family tradition is now in the capable hands of Sara Moscone, who after practicing law for a few years realized her future was rooted in her family’s past – making Barolo in the world-famous vineyards of Bussia, as well as modern takes on Barberesco, Barberea d'Alba, Nebbiolo d'Alba and her sensational, flavorful white Arneis. We can't wait to share with you the new releases from one of our favorite Italian producers.
They were just four guys from Jersey until they sang their very first note. They had a sound nobody had ever heard… and the radio just couldn’t get enough of.
But while their harmonies were perfect on stage, off stage it was a very different story — a story that has made them an international sensation all over again. Go behind the music and inside the world of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons in the Tony Award-winning true-life musical phenomenon, Jersey Boys.
This scintillating new production is full of electrifying performances of chart-topping hits including: “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” “Dawn,” “My Eyes Adore You,” and so many more!
Year Seven of Scarecrow Academy presents "Visions of America on Film," an ambitious ten-week online discussion series built around buoyant and bracing cinematic views of America. Each week we'll consider how some of the greatest filmmakers have pictured the US of A, through a variety of genres and eras.
Discussions are led by National Society of Film Critics member Robert Horton, author of the Seasoned Ticket column at the Scarecrow blog and Scarecrow's "Programmer-Historian in Residence." The Zoom sessions are free and open to all; there's no homework, but we encourage you to watch that week's movie, and please register online in advance. We meet on Saturdays at 2pm Pacific Time, beginning March 15, 2025.
Please register here: https://bit.ly/scarecrowacademy
Seattle Men’s Chorus honors this iconic singer, songwriter, and enduring LGBTQ+ ally with a BRAND NEW SHOW, built entirely on music Dolly Parton created and performed. Bring your boots, your cowboy hats, and every rhinestone you own. Prepare to be lifted up with new arrangements of “Honky Tonk Angels,” “Jolene,” “Islands in the Stream,” and a mashup of hits from “Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.”
On four dates at different venues:
Saturday, April 5, 2025 7:30pm at 5th Avenue Theatre, SeattleSunday, April 6, 2025 2:00pm at 5th Avenue Theatre, SeattleSunday, April 13, 2025 3:00pm at Mount Baker Theatre, BellinghamSaturday, May 3, 2025 2:00pm at Pantages Theater, TacomaSunday, May 18, 2025 2:00pm at Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett
Join us for a fun and relaxed watercolor class where vou'll explore new techniques and experiment with vibrant colors. Perfect for all levels - no prior experience needed!
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
Creative watercolor techniquemixing and blendingLayeringbalance between water and pigment
We welcome all to stroll through downtown Bellingham and delight in the works of the younger art community! On Friday, May 2nd, Whatcom County students will proudly display their works of art during the 25th annual Children’s Art Walk presented by Allied Arts of Whatcom County. On this night, there will be numerous activities for kids and adults, music, and more to celebrate the arts in schools. Activities include a puppet performance by Andy Koch and Christian Smith. Art will stay on display through the first two weeks of May in honor of the statewide Arts Education Month.
Book by Alfred UhryMusic and Lyrics by Jason Robert BrownCo-conceived and originally directed by Harold PrinceDirection by Tony Award® winner Michael Arden
Based on a true story, Leo and Lucille Frank are a newlywed Jewish couple struggling to make a life in the old red hills of Georgia. When Leo is accused of an unspeakable crime, the aftermath propels them into an unimaginable test of faith, humanity, justice and devotion. Riveting and gloriously hopeful, Parade reminds us that to love, we must truly see one another. The New York Times hails it as a Critic’s Pick and “the best-sung musical in many a New York season. It recalls an era of big casts, big stories, and big talent – a time when musicals actually felt like events.”
The second of a rare and sensational two-show celebration and journey into the brilliant mind of Tony®-winning composer and lyricists Jason Robert Brown
History-making revival and limited engagement National Tour
Winner of the 2023 Tony Award® for Best Revival of a Musical
We hope you will join us for this one night only performance! Our namesake concert centers around themes of connection and joy brought forth by the book of poems entitled "The Path to Kindness," edited by James Crews. Selections from the book, read by Crews, will be interspersed throughout the performance. Please join us as our voices raise in song much needed kindness towards ourselves and others.
Join or Die is a film about why you should join a club—and why the fate of Americadepends on it. Follow the story of America's civic unraveling through the journey ofRobert Putnam, whose legendary "Bowling Alone" research into American communitydecline may hold the answers to our democracy's present crisis.
