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Mrs. Wigglesworth's Hat, a children's book by Pat Erickson, will be launched on February 13 at the EM Event Center in Shoreline. The book features Mrs. Wigglesworth, a beloved storyteller, and follows her adventure of losing her signature hat while visiting Meridian Park. Attendees can purchase the book for $10, with a portion of proceeds benefiting Pinky's Passion for a Parkinson's Cure.
Local artist Debbie Thomassi has brightened the holiday season with her Christmas-themed window art at Garden Essentia in Ballinger Village, Lake Forest Park. The display showcases local talent and community spirit, enhancing the festive atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
A recent commercial was filmed at the Fircrest Residential Habilitation facility in Shoreline, showcasing the area's growing appeal for film projects. The production team, consisting of around 60 crew members from various cities, utilized high production values to create a 30-second and a 60-second advertisement. This event highlights Shoreline's increasing recognition as a location for film production.
Shorewood High School's upcoming production of Cole Porter's musical "Anything Goes" promises to deliver an entertaining blend of romance, comedy, and mistaken identities, set aboard the S.S. American. Scheduled for performances from November 13 to 23, this lively show showcases some of Porter's most iconic songs and will be held at the school's new performing arts center. Tickets are affordably priced, making it accessible for students, seniors, and adults alike.
Aaron Crawford's concert at Animal Acres attracted a large turnout of families, creating a lively community atmosphere. Sponsored by the Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Arts Council, the event featured a diverse range of music enjoyed by attendees on a beautiful evening. The next concert in the series will feature the Bluegrass Band, The Weavils, on August 6.
The ThimbleBelle Quilters at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center are hosting their annual quilt raffle to raise funds during the Holiday Bazaar. Tickets are available for purchase until November 1, 2014, with the quilt displayed at the Shoreline Arts Festival. This local event highlights community involvement and support for senior activities.
The Shoreline Arts Festival, continuing on Sunday, June 30, 2013, at the Shoreline Center, showcases local creativity through engaging activities like foliage hat-making, art projects for children, and cultural performances. Attendees enjoyed a vibrant atmosphere with diverse vendors and cultural presentations, including traditional Philippine dance and Arabic language samples.
Kate Larsson has been selected as the featured artist for the 2013 Edmonds Arts Festival, with her artwork showcased on the festival's marketing poster. The exhibit will run from June 10 through June 16 at the Frances Anderson Center, highlighting Larsson's successful transition from a marketing executive to a celebrated artist whose work is exhibited across multiple states.
The Painted Pianos project concluded with a lively concert featuring the Two Scoops Moore combo at Shoreline City Hall Plaza, drawing an informal crowd eager to enjoy the music. The event, marked by dancing and community engagement, highlights the local arts scene and the importance of cultural events in fostering community connections.
The Gallery at Towne Centre showcases "Scratched Out and Stitched Together," featuring mixed media by Laura King and ceramics by Tami Johnson, both esteemed Shoreline School District art teachers. The exhibition runs from April 3 to May 12, 2012, with a special Meet the Artists event on April 4. This event highlights local artistic talent and supports the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council's mission to nurture the arts in the community.