SKANDIA First Friday Dance includes lessons, potluck, and dancing

The SKANDIA First Friday Dance event on February 7, 2025, at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood, WA, offers an engaging evening of Norwegian dance, including lessons, a potluck, and live music. Led by experienced instructors Tom Sears and Lisa Brooks, participants will learn the Springleik fra Vågå, a dance celebrated for its flowing movements and partner interaction. This community-focused event not only highlights cultural traditions but also fosters social connections among attendees.

On the Hippie Trail with Rick Steves February 25, 2025 at Third Place Books

Renowned travel writer and TV host Rick Steves will present his latest book, "On the Hippie Trail: Istanbul to Kathmandu and the Making of a Travel Writer," at Third Place Books on February 25, 2025. This event highlights Steves' transformative journey along the famed Hippie Trail in the 1970s and his mission to inspire Americans to travel thoughtfully and empathetically. Attendees will receive a copy of his new book with their ticket purchase.

The Phoenix Theatre presents Glorious! The True Story of Florence Foster Jenkins, the Worst Singer in the World

The Phoenix Theatre is set to present "Glorious! The True Story of Florence Foster Jenkins," a comedic play highlighting the life of the famously off-key soprano from the 1940s. Running from June 2 to June 25, 2023, the production promises laughter and inspiration as it explores Jenkins' eccentric journey and her unexpected triumph at Carnegie Hall. Tickets are available for adults and discounted for seniors, students, and military personnel.

April author events at Third Place Books

Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park is hosting a series of engaging author events throughout April 2023, featuring notable authors like Angie Thomas and Jeannette Walls. These events, which include both in-person and virtual options, are free to the public but require advance registration. The lineup emphasizes diverse themes and genres, appealing to both adults and middle-grade readers.

Creative Exchange Art and Archaeology at Bellevue Arts Museum

A recent event at the Bellevue Arts Museum explores the intersection of art and archaeology, featuring Kate Clark's installation "Everyday Artifacts: Working-Class Waste from 1890s Seattle." The program invites adults, tweens, and teens to engage in a conversation about the significance of these historical artifacts. Participants can register for the event and receive a Zoom link to join the discussion.

Renaissance vocal concert of madrigals, ballets and chansons Feb 8

A Renaissance vocal concert featuring the ensemble "Rebirth" will take place on February 8, 2020, at the Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Congregation. The performance will showcase a selection of 16th and 17th-century vocal music, including popular pieces by Thomas Morley and rarely performed works by composers like Carlo Gesualdo. Tickets are available at the door for just $15, making it an accessible cultural event for the community.

SeaChordsmen production follows a dream from childhood

The Seattle SeaChordsmen barbershop chorus delivered an engaging musical production titled "Songs of Childhood? Stories of A Lifetime," which showcased the life journey of Charlie, a man whose childhood dream was to become a military pilot. The performances took place in Shoreline, highlighting the chorus's commitment to local arts and community engagement. The event not only entertained but also inspired audiences by illustrating the importance of following one's dreams.

Friday Afternoon at the Movies - Sunset Blvd at Senior Center

The upcoming film screening of Billy Wilder's classic _Sunset Boulevard_ will take place at the Shoreline-LFP Senior Center on September 1, hosted by Scarecrow Video as part of the Silver Cinema Project. This free event offers attendees a chance to enjoy and discuss the film, which explores themes of stardom and decline in Hollywood.

Seattle Wind Symphony concert Mar 12 - discounts for our readers

The Seattle Wind Symphony will perform a concert titled "Hands Across the Sea" on March 12, 2017, at the Shorecrest Performing Arts Center in Shoreline, featuring folk music from various cultures. Readers can enjoy a discount on tickets using the code SHORELINE at checkout. This concert presents an opportunity for local music enthusiasts to engage with a diverse repertoire under the direction of Dr. Wayne Bailey.

Reception Thursday for Garden Essentia featured artist Andrea Loewen

Andrea Loewen, a talented photographer from Seattle, will showcase her work at Garden Essentia in Shoreline during March. The opening reception on March 3 will feature her captivating photography, focusing on the intricate beauty of nature and its profound impact on the modern psyche.