Seattle
& Vicinity
Permanent
Jeffrey Moose Gallery
shows an eclectic group of artists who work in many styles
and a huge variety of media. Representational and abstract
paintings, sculptures and glass works are displayed. Artists
from Washington state, as well as international artists
from countries including Australia, Europe and China,
are represented.
The gallery also displays art at the Gallery Room of the
Alexis Hotel. For more Information, please call Jeffrey
Moose, Director of Jeffrey Moose Gallery and Curator for
the Alexis Hotel at 206-467-6951.
Jeffrey Moose Gallery
1333 Fifth Avenue , Seattle
10:00 am - 6:00 pm (Mo-Fr), 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Sa)
206-467-6951
http://www.jeffreymoosegallery.com
Permanent
Sev Shoon Arts Center
Sev Shoon, Armenian for black dog, was started in 1991
by Dionne Haroutunian who came to Seattle from Switzerland
in 1985. Dionne had dreams of a community of artists who
would meet in little cafes and reinvent the world. In
addition to showing works at the gallery, Sev Shoon is
a printmaking school and studio.
Sev Shoon Arts Center
5206 Ballard Ave NW , Seattle
By appointment only.
206-782-2415
www.sevshoon.com
Permanent
Alexandria Rossoff Jewels and Rare Finds
Housed in an art-deco landmark, this 1920s cigar-store-turned-jewelry
shop still bears burn marks on its worn wooden countertops.
That's not the only bit of history here; about 75 percent
of the pieces are antique, chosen with care by owner Alexandria
Rossoff during her European travels. The other 25 percent
consist of rare finds, modern and exquisite gems, and
custom pieces. A certified gem appraiser, Alexandria Rossoff
has a following in the old carriage trade tradition; word
of mouth brings in many loyal customers.
Alexandria Rossoff Jewels and Rare Finds
402 University Street
10:00 am - 6:00 pm (Mo-Fr), 11:00 am - 5:00 pm (Sa)
206-381-3949
Permanent
Nordic Heritage Museum
Dream of America: Discover the dream that led
Scandinavian immigrants to the Pacific Northwest.
Iceland
Room: The exhibit illustrates the conditions in Iceland
in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Norway Room, Denmark Room, Finland Room, Sweden Room:
Learn more about the lives of scandinavian immigrants.
Nordic
Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th
Seattle WA, 98117
www.nordicmuseum.org
Take a sip or two at the Art Institute of Seattle
Fridays
"Four to Six"
Friday, May 5 - Washington Syrahs
Friday, May 25 - Gems from Southern France
Friday, June 2 - Italian Crepes and Washington Soil
anytime 4:00 - 6:00 pm.
The Art Institute of Seattle.
Portfolio Restaurant, Fifth Floor.
2600 Alaskan Way, Seattle.
$12 per person.
Reservations required 206-239-2363.
Info: www.ais.edu
WineDieter@cs.com
Ongoing every first Sunday of the month
Monthly Swedish Pancake Breakfast
8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m
Ham, lingonberries and whipped cream and beverages.
$6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children 5-12, and free to
children under 5.
Music for your listening and dancing pleasure by Speldosan,
Folk
Voice Band, and Clover Blossom Band. Named "Best
Pancake Breakfast" by
SEATTLE Magazine, Dec. 2005.
1920 Dexter AVe. N., Seattle
Phone: 206-283-1090.
Ongoing
 Gudrun
Kemsa - Bewegte Bilder (Moving pictures) - A Public View
Exhibition runs until May 21
Kemsa's moving pictures stretch space and time. Kemsa
studied at the Duesseldorf Academy in Germany.
Where: Fenomena / 200 Roy St # 104, Seattle WA 98109
www.fenomena.us
or 206-213-0080
Ongoing
Exhibition – Dream Time Fairy Photo Collages
Until Sunday, July 30
In the exhibition Dream Time three of Hans Christian Andersens
fairy tales are re-interpreted as photographic collages.
Dream Time is a series of photo collages made by Birgitte
Fleuron, set and costume desinger / visual artist and
Henning Sjøstrøm, freelance photographer
/ visual artist.
Nordic
Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th
Seattle, WA 98117
www.nordicmuseum.org
Ongoing
Exhibition – The Landscapes of Clyde Aspevig: A
Closer Look
Until June, 11
Clyde Aspevig is a plein-air landscape painter of enormous
versatility and vision. Aspevig paints sublime impressionistic
vistas of western wilderness; clouds, sky, and shimmering
peaks, wild, flowing rivers and huge rock faces half-eclipsed
by shadow.
Nordic Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th
Seattle, WA 98117
www.nordicmuseum.org
Clyde Aspevig
Ongoing
Swift and Slow: New Drawings by Sol Kjøk
Exhibition runs until Sunday, June 11
A series of drawings by Norwegian artist Sol Kjøk.
Nordic Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th
Seattle, WA 98117
Ongoing
Travelers Language Cafe
NWLA, Center for World Language and Culture offeres a
series of dynamic weekend intensives designed to facilitate
your travels by introducing you to conversational systems
on a variety of themes you are sure to encounter on your
journeys.
May 5, 6 Italian TLC, Edmonds
Fridays at 6:00 pm and Saturdays at 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.
Contact
and registration at 360-9140391, www.nwlanguageacademy.com
Ongoing
May 10 - July 9, 2006
Plugged In and Caffeinated
The Columbia City Gallery’s First Juried Exhibit
The Columbia City Gallery presents its First Annual Juried
Exhibition, Plugged in and Caffeinated. The work of seventeen
local artists has been selected for this exhibit, which
examines time in our “plugged in and caffeinated”
culture. Each work of art focuses on the artists’
view of time -- how industry, technology and automation
influence the need for more time, the phenomenon of time
“flying by”, time in slow motion, and our
culture’s attempt to alter the reality of time.
The jurors are Barbara Shaiman, Kamla Kakaria, and Larry
Calkins. Exhibit runs May 10 – July 9. Opening Night
Festivities will be held Saturday, May 13 from 5 –
8 pm.
Columbia City Gallery, 4864 Rainier Avenue South
For more information: 206.760.9843, www.columbiacitygallery.com
Teens creating art
Thursday,
April 20 - June 8
Frye Offers Spring Youth Art Workshops and Student
Exhibitions
The Studio: All-City Visual Art Class with Arts
Corps
This new program, a collaboration with Arts Corps, is
a drop-in visual art class for youth in grades 6–12.
Incorporating drawing, painting and collage, participants
create works of art using tape, recycled books, paint
pens, glue, ink, fabric, beeswax, exotic papers, tar,
and other materials. The instructor, Anne Grgich, is one
of the most original and innovative artists in the group
of American artists known as Outsiders. Classes are free.
Space is limited. Sign up at www.artscorps.org (click
on “Take a Class”) or in person at the first
class.
5:30–7:30 pm
Thursdays, April 20, 27, and May 4
Value Drawing for Youth
In this afterschool drawing program, youth in grades 7
- 12 explore the dramatic potential of charcoal, working
from simple objects and more complex arrangements, and
learn to locate objects in space with light and shade.
Students will explore the Robyn O’Neil exhibition
to learn from the artist’s use of space. As a special
treat, Robyn O’Neil will attend class to speak about
her work. Instructor Christen Mattix received her MFA
in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2005.
Class fee: $48 members; $55 nonmembers. All materials
are provided. To register call 206-622-9250, ext. 223,
or go to www.fryemuseum.org
3:15–5:15 pm
Saturday, May 6 and Saturday, May 20
Junior Girl Scout Workshops at the Frye Art Museum
In one three-hour workshop girls will see museum exhibitions,
develop observation skills and produce a variety of creative
projects to complete the Visual Arts or Drawing and Painting
Badge. The workshops are for Junior Girl Scout troops
and individuals with an adult, and are presented in partnership
with Girl Scouts - Totem Council. Class fee: $14 per girl.
To register call (800) 767-6845 or go to www.girlscoutstotem.org
9 am–noon or 1–4 pm
Through April 30
Student Exhibition: /images That Speak: Eighth
Annual WAEA Student Art Exhibition
This popular juried exhibition highlights the artwork
of Washington students in grades K–12. The annual
student exhibition’s 2006 theme promotes visual
literacy, communications, and understanding between all
cultures.
/images That Speak is juried and organized by the Washington
Art Education Association. Statewide, teachers help students
find their most creative solution to the assignment, in
any medium. In December students submitted their work,
and the WAEA jury chose fifty-four works by fifty-six
students. The selections represent seventeen schools,
from Nooksack in the north to Yakima in the south and
from Okanogan in the east to Poulsbo in the west.
The Poetry of Art: Lust, Loss and Love: May 5–July
2
Student Poetry Reading and Performance: Thursday, May
11
Student Exhibition: The Poetry of Art: Lust, Loss
and Love
This year, the annual Poetry of Art exhibition highlights
the work of outstanding students participating in two
Arts Corps classes. In the classes, students viewed the
paintings in Spectatorship and Desire and responded to
the themes of lust, loss and love. The written work of
young Thorndyke Elementary students working with poet
Vicky Edmonds will be shown. The poetry and spoken word
of young adults working with poet Roberto Ascalon in the
Art-City Poetry Class at the Seattle Public Library Capital
Hill Branch will be presented on video.
6 pm
FRYE
ART MUSEUM
704 Terry Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104
www.fryeart.org
Friday,
April 28 - Saturday, May 7
14th
Annual Polish Film Festival
The Seattle Polish Film Festival and other Polish film
screenings in Seattle are produced by the Seattle-Gdynia
Sister City Association.
This year's festival will be held at the MOHAI. The Museum
of History & Industry is located south of Husky Stadium,
just off State Route 520 south of the Montlake Bridge.
For more information, please visit http://www.polishfilms.org/
Guest at this year's Polish Film Festival: Andrzej Chyra
Szene from "The Collector"
Friday
April 28 - Thursday May 4
SPRINGTIME IN FRANCE: THE FILMS OF LOUIS MALLE
In partnership with Seattle Art Museum, the Grand
Illusion is proud to screen two seldom-seen documentaries
that highlight
Malle's fascination with America and his concern for how
ordinary people
understand their place in society.
AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPINESS was commissioned as a part
of a series
celebrating the centenary of the Statue of Liberty. In
it, Malle,
himself an immigrant, talks to a wide range of other new
Americans to
illustrate how the face of immigration has changed. Moving
from
Vietnamese communities in California to Indian-owned hotels
in the deep
South, Malle delves into the meaning of the American dream
and how these
new citizens envision their place in society.
GOD'S COUNTRY is a moving portrait of a small rural town
in crisis.
Malle travelled to Glencoe, Minnesota in 1979 to begin
a PBS-sponsored
documentary on rural America. When he returned in 1985
to complete his
film, he found a town in decline, hollowed out by farm
failures and
desperate to halt the exodus of its citizens. Malle gives
voice to the
people who are still holding on, creating an unsettling
chronicle of a
difficult era.
Both of these films are unavailable on video! On Thursday
May 4th, SAM
hosts a screening of Malle's VIVA MARIA! at its MOHAI
location. Spring
is the perfect time to get out of the house and celebrate
cinematic
genius!
AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPINESS
Director: Louis Malle
(1986, USA, 16mm, color, 80 min)
Shows daily at 7pm; plus 3pm Saturday & Sunday
Louis Malle
GOD'S
COUNTRY
Director: Louis Malle
(1986, USA, 16mm, color, 90 min)
Shows daily at 9pm; plus 5pm Saturday & Sunday
Friday
April 28th & Saturday April 29th
BEYOND ATLANTIS
Director: Eddie Romero
(1973, Philipines, 35mm, color, 91 min)
Shows at 11pm ONLY!
The Grand Illusion Cinema
1403 NE 50th ST
Seattle, WA
98105
(206)523.3935
www.grandillusioncinema.org
Tuesday,
May 2
Swedish Cultural Center presents: Do you have
Swedish ancestry?
Peter Wallenskog, the CEO of Genline, will demonstrate
how to use the company’s website to trace Swedish
ancestry. Genline’s digital image database provides
access to digitized /images of original Swedish Church
records from the 16th century to the 20th century. A question
and answer period will follow the presentation.
Time: 7:00 p.m
Place: Chris Knutzen Hall, Pacific Lutheran University,
Park Avenue South and South 122nd Street, Parkland.
Admission: Free
Contact: 253-535-7322
Saturday, May 6
Maifest
Benson Barn
1 pm
For more info, contact Siegrid at 206-362-6339
www.austriaclubwa.com
starting
Saturday, May 6 - May 20
Seattle Opera presents:
Macbeth
Music by Giuseppe Verdi
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave,
after the tragedy
by William Shakespeare
In Italian with English captions
Evenings 7:30 p.m. Sunday matinees 2:00 p.m.
For more information on Macbeth and other great operas
visit http://seattleopera.org
Sunday,
May 7
Plattdeutscher
Verein
Muttertag
2 pm
German House
For more info contact Lutz Koehler at 425-483-9118
Monday,
May 8 - Tuesday, May 9
Brundibar, A Children's Opera
Music of Remembrance
Few works are as steeped in Holocaust history as Brundibar.
The poignant story: two children, Aninku and Pepicek,
need to get milk for their sick mother. They plan to earn
their milk money by performing in the village market,
but the evil organ-grinder Brundibar tries to quash their
competitition. With the aid of some friendly animal compatriots,
the children take Brundibar on, and defeat him.
Music of Remembrance is a Seattle-based non-profit organization
dedicated to remembering Holocaust musicians and their
art through musical performances, educational activities,
musical recordings, and commissions of new works.
Monday, May 8, and
Tuesday, May 9, 2006, 7:00 p.m.
Music of Remembrance
P.O. Box 27500
Seattle, WA 98165-2500
phone: (206) 365-7770
fax: (206) 985-6924
e-mail: info@musicofremembrance.org
Tuesday, May 9
European Business Card Exchange (EBX) - Europe
Day
EBX is hosted by the French American Chamber, featuring
a speaker for the EU delegation in Washington, DC. The
EBX provides an excellent opportunity to make new and
re-energize existing business and social contacts with
members of the CECC.
Graham & Dunn PC
Pier 70, 2801 Alaskan Way Suite 300
$5.00 in advance; $10.00 at the door – contact:
laurew@faccpnw.org
$5.00 valet parking (merci to Graham and Dunn)
Contact person: Laure Williams at 206-443-4703 or Laurew@faccpnw.org
Thursday, May 11
IC General Meeting
Dinner at 6:00 pm, St. Joseph Church
www.italianclubofseattle.com
Group at Seattle International Children's Festival
Monday,
May 15 - Saturday, May 20
Seattle International Children's Festival
Opening Night Celebration: An International Variety Show
Starring John Lithgow with Festival performers:
Tumen Ekh - The Mongolian Song and Dance Ensemble
Swinging African Jazz from Gangbé Brass Band
Hilarious Belgian Clown Duo OKidOK
Master of Ceremonies, Cowboy Randy Erwin
Adults Youth/Senior (under 21/over 65)
Single ticket $15 Single ticket $10
2-show package $25 2-show package $16
4-show package $48 4-show package $30
For complete info refer to http://www.seattleinternational.org/seattle/index.html
Wednesday,
May 17
2006 Dinner in Ballard
Join us for a festive dinner to celebrate Norwegian Constitution
day!
NACC would like to honor our special guest and Grand Marshall
for the evening: Svein Ludvigsen, Governor of Troms Fylke
and former Minister of Fisheries in Norway
Members- Sign up and pay before May 5th for the early-bird
special- $38 members-only special! After May 5th cost
is $45 for both members and non-members, $25 students,
$5 kids under 12. Deadline: May 12th!
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Nordic Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th, St.
Seattle, WA 98117
naccseattle@gmail.com
Join the dinner in Ballard
Wednesday, May 17
Syttende Mai - Norwegian Constitution Day
Celebrate Norwegian independence at the Nordic Heritage
Museum by making your own Norwegian crafts, which will
be set up throughout the museum all day. Appropriate for
all ages. No reservations needed for this free even Free!
Thursday,
May 18
Board
Meeting Continental Club
German House
7 pm
For more info contact Maxa at 425-643-5253
Thursday,
May 18
DUO EVENT: TEEN NOVEL AUTHOR PRESENTATION &
YOUTH COUNCIL OPEN MIC
Bellevue Youth Council has organized
an Open Mic for high schoolers along the theme "What's
it like? Share your experience and identity," discussing
culture and setting the stage for Justina Chen Headley's
teen novel event at 7:00 pm. Performers will be determined
on a first-come, first-serve basis: sign up and social
period beginning at 5:30 pm.
Followed by & Teen Novel, Nothing But the Truth
(and a few white lies)
Medina author Justina Chen Headley will discuss her new
teen novel, Nothing But the Truth (and a few white lies),
featuring a smart "hapa" (Taiwanese/Caucasian-American)
heroine who discovers herself (and her first kiss, and
buildering, and life "out there") at a college
summer camp. And for little kids, Headley has a new picture
book, The Patch, inspired by her own daughter.
Contact: Brenda Gurung - Community Relations Manager,
at (425) 453-7958 direct, (425) 451-8463 store, or crm1915@bn.com
for additional
information
Friday,
May 19
Adam Makowicz
The jazz piano virtuoso takes the stage to benefit the
UW Polish Studies Endowment
Adam Makowicz has recorded over 40 albums and has been
voted #1 Jazz Pianist in Europe by "Jazz Forum"
readers six years in a row. Among his best recordings
are tunes by Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Duke Ellington,
an album Reflections on Chopin, featuring improvisations
on his beloved composer, and Songs for Manhattan, dedicated
to his adopted home, New York City.
The recital will be followed by a reception offering Polish
food specialties. Tickets for the event are $30 ($15 for
students), and will be available at the door. For information
on purchasing tickets in advance, please visit www.PolishStudiesUW.org,
or call Ewa Poraj-Kuczewska at 206-362-3829. Profits from
the concert will benefit the UW Polish Studies Endowment
Fund – the first step toward an Endowed Chair of
Polish Studies at the University of Washington.
7:00 pm
Sherman Clay Steinway Salon
1624 Fourth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Katsaris at Benaroya Hall
for the first time
Friday,
May 19
French-Cypriot pianist and composer Cyprien Katsaris
in Recital at Benaroya Hall
Known for his mastery of the standard répertoire,
Mr. Katsaris is also a champion of the rare and little
known. His many recordings include the complete transcriptions
of the Beethoven / Liszt symphonies (Teldec), but also
a recording dedicated to Liszt with the Philadelphia Orchestra
conducted by Eugene Ormandy (EMI Angel), the piano concertos
by Mendelssohn with the Gewandhaus Orchestra Leipzig and
Kurt Masur (Teldec) and Les Noces by Stravinsky conducted
by Leonard Bernstein (Deutsche Grammophon). Born in Marseilles
in 1951 of Greek Cypriot heritage, Mr. Katsaris studied
at the Paris Conservatoire and won a series of international
prizes in the 1970s; a critically-acclaimed New York debut
in 1986 launched his international career. Very active
in Europe and Japan, Mr. Katsaris is rarely heard in North
America. This is the first time ever that Mr. Katsaris
will perform in Seattle.
Tickets are on sale now! TICKETMASTER SALES: 206-292-ARTS
or www.ticketmaster.com. You may also purchase tickets
in person at the Ticket Office on the street level at
the corner of Third Avenue and Union Street, and the north
end of The Boeing Company Gallery: (206) 215-4747. Email
us if you have further questions: info@concertsnorthwest.com
Saturday,
May 20
Plattdeutscher
Verein
Dance with Happy Hans
German House
6 pm
For more info contact Lutz Koehler at 425-483-9118
Saturday,
May 20, and Sunday, May 21
Choral Excursions
Bellevue Chamber Chorus invites you to come aboard for
its 6th annual
journey through the diverse world of contemporary international
choral
music when it presents Choral Excursions on Saturday,
May 20, and
Sunday, May 21, 2006.
This exciting program features the dramatic Lorca Suite
by Finnish
composer Einojuhani Rautavaara, with texts by 20th century
Spanish poet
Federíco García Lorca. The extraordinary,
enigmatic imagery and
haunting mood of the texts combine with Rautavaara’s
brilliantly concise
musical treatment to create an atmosphere of mystery and
melancholy that
reflects both the harsh sunlight and the deep shadows
of Spain.
Also on the program are British jazz pianist George Shearing’s
Music to
Hear, interpreting five familiar Shakespeare poems, the
Four Slovak
Folksongs by Hungarian composer Béla Bartók,
and a potpourri of folk
songs and choral art songs from the Americas, Asia, and
Africa. Adding
to the musical excitement will be featured guest artists
Andy Carr,
piano, Dennis Staskowski, string bass, and the outstanding
choirs from
Newport High School (5/20), directed by Nancy Fisher,
and Edmonds
Woodway High School (5/21), directed by Gail Colson.
Join
the Chorus and its musical guests for this thrilling choral
spectacle:
•
Saturday, May 20, 2006, 7:30 p.m., at the Theatre at Meydenbauer
Center, Bellevue;
• Sunday, May 21, 2006, 3:00 p.m., at Trinity Lutheran
Church,
Lynnwood.
Visit our website www.BellevueChamberChorus.net
Sunday,
May 21
Deutsche
Kirche
125 anniversary and concert
5 pm
For more info contact Christian Heesemann at 206-285-5886
Thursday,
May 25 - Wednesday, June 28
32nd annual Seattle International Film Festival
On May 11 the schedule will be announced and our Box Office
will open to SIFF Group members only. The Box Office opens
to the general public on May 14.
For more information visit http://www.seattlefilm.org/festival/prelaunch.aspx?FID=13
Wednesday, May 31
Celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the FACCPNW
Guest of Honor: Ambassador of France
Fairmont Hotel Champagne Reception sponsored by SAFRAN
f ollowed by Gala Dinner
Table Sponsorship $2000, $3000, $5000 (10 persons)
More details soon !
www.faccpnw.org
Saturday,
June 10
Discover Seattle - Newcomers Fair
What: A free community resource event
for Seattle’s new residents featuring information,
demonstrations and workshops on how to access the broad
array of city services, programs and resources available
to our growing multi-cultural community.
Who: Event participants:
· City of Seattle departments positioned on the
Fisher Pavilion floor at “booths and/or tables”
providing information about City services, programs and
resources in a fun and engaging manner.
· Agencies and organizations representing the education,
recreation, entertainment, and health and social services
fields.
· City employees serving as hosts, translators,
interpreters.
· Local entertainment representing the richness
and diversity of our multi-cultural community.
· Seattle Center’s Festál groups.
Where: Seattle Center - Fisher Pavilion
Why: To provide a forum for new Seattle
residents to learn how the City works, and how to access
City and community resources in a fun, festive and welcoming
environment. Also, the event provides the City an opportunity
to learn about the needs, priorities and concerns of new
residents.
Invitees: · Seattle’s new
residents, with special outreach to communities of color.
10 am to 5 pm
Contact:
Beau Fong
Seattle Center Productions
(206) 233-7022
beau.fong@seattle.gov
More Information: http://www.seattlecenter.com
Viking Days
Saturday,
July 8, and Sunday, July 9
23 annual Tivoli/Viking Days
The Museum’s 23rd annual Tivoli/Viking Days celebration
offers unique entertainment and food available only in
Ballard. It includes food representing each of the Nordic
countries such as Swedish meatballs, Norwegian lefse,
Danish æbleskiver, Finnish smoked salmon sandwiches
and a variety of Icelandic delicacies. High quality Nordic
crafts will be for sale and Vikings, clad in authentic
costumes, will show Viking life.
A feast for many senses music and dancing will be performed
throughout the day on several stages. Fun games and hands-on
crafts for kids are also offered.
Premiering at Tivoli/Viking Days: Living History: An interactive
tour of the Dream of America.
On Sunday, the Haslev Folkedanserførening from
Denmark, will entertain and demonstrate their folk dancing
skills in the Museum auditorium.
The very popular and traditional Swedish Pancake breakfast
will take place from 9 am to 12 pm on Saturday and at
10 am – 1 pm on Sunday. Cost Breakfast: $6 adults,
$4 children.
A new event for the Saturday program is a Travelogue with
Dave Hoerlein from Rick Steves Europe Through the Back
Door, starting at 3 pm. Complimentary.
This year’s Salmon Barbeque Dinner will be on Saturday
5 pm – 7 pm. Cost is $11 for adults and $8 for children.
PLEASE NOTE: the time has changed from
previous years!
Admission
to Tivoli and the Museum is free, so take advantage and
see what goes on inside the Museum as well!
Tickets to pay for food and kids’ events will be
available for purchase by the information booth.
Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm
Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm
Already mark your calendars for July 16
Bastille Day Festival at the Seatlle Center
For more information visit www.faccpnw.org
Come and celebrate Bastille Day
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Cesky Stolecek: Czech conversation group
Bellevue-Eastside Spanish Group Meetup
