Seattle Center and Seattle Public Schools have come up with an innovative, forward-looking plan for future shared uses of the Memorial Stadium and Seattle Schools parking lot. Come learn about the project and share your thoughts at a joint pubilc meeting at Seattle Center on Feb. 2.
Join in the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and share in his vision and dream. You’ll enjoy a full afternoon of entertainment that recall the ideas and legacy of this great civil rights leader.
Seattle Center Winterfest offers some delightful diversions from the seasonal frenzy during this holiday week. All performances are free and open to the public. Please join us as we celebrate the season with some really outstanding entertainment and family activities.
This especially spirited Winterfest weekend offers the breadth of inspiring music, from classical to Hip-Hop, Jazz and Gospel, presented by some of the region’s most evocative, unusual and impassioned artists. All performances are free and open to the public.
Seattle Center seeks proposals for projects/programs that will activate a 68,000 square foot outdoor space vacated by Fun Forest rides. Click on the hyperlink for full details.
Seattle Center Winterfest, Nov. 27 – Dec. 31, continues its line-up of truly inspiring, enchanting and enriching seasonal offerings Dec. 11 – 13.
A proposed agreement between Seattle Center and Seattle Public Schools calls for shared use of the Memorial Stadium site as open space and a year-round multi-purpose athletics facility and events venue.
Seattle Center Winterfest 2009 offers a four-day series of classical, jazz and choral performances by some of the best of Washington’s collegiate dance and music-makers, Nov. 30 – Dec. 3.
This second weekend of Seattle Center Winterfest, Dec. 4 – 6, offers a highly entertaining mix of music, dance and comedy. All performances are free and open to the public.
Reporter Patrick Healy in today’s edition of the New York Times writes about theater in Seattle and highlights the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Intiman, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Teatro ZinZanni and August Wilson Way. He presents a nice overview of the city’s theater scene for his New York readers. Check it out: http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/11/20/travel/escapes/20seattle.html?pagewanted=1&partner=rss&emc=rss
