Another late edition. This week's excuse: My car got stolen - but I got it back. From my car's perspective it was probably a fun evening. They stole it at around midnight and took it for a joy ride until the cops started to chase them from Lynnwood up to Everett. The chase ended somewhere in the woods, where they arrested the suspect. My car looked like it was having a huge hangover. Maybe somebody from the Eclectolounge might want to cheer me up with some "stripped down Detroit style" poetry (a car, a body part, and an emotion in 5 lines)?
Thursday, 2/27.
6:00 PM Ladyfest Seattle Reception I @ Aftermath
9:00 PM Houseguest @ Baltic Room
9:00 PM Bossa Supernova: An evening with DJ Lu @ Lulu's.
Friday, 2/28.
6:00 PM beautiful art & grooves @ Richard Hugo House.
9:00 PM? Planet Beat @ ToST.
10:00 PM The Oracle Gatherings: PISCES.
Saturday, 3/1.
11:00 AM Russian Submarine Tour and Lunch.
6:00 PM New Members Show @ SOIL.
6:00 PM "Isms" @ Pound.
7:00 PM Ladyfest Seattle Reception II @ Aftermath
7:00 PM Circle, Triangle, Square and Character @ Bluebottle Art Gallery.
9:00 PM Party for a good cause in Kirkland.
Sunday, 3/2.
noon "I Heart Rummage" @ Linda's
3:00 PM Photographs by Peter Mark @ Rosebud.
Wednesday, 3/5.
7:00 PM Vegeterian Potluck in SeaTac.
7:00 PM? NORTHWEST FESTIVAL OF AFRICAN CINEMA.
9:00 PM Alchemy @ Marcus’ Martini Heaven.
Thursday, 2/27.
Ladyfest Seattle Reception I
See Ladyfest Seattle Reception II on Saturday.
It's either at Aftermath or Pound.
Houseguest @ Baltic Room
J-Justice writes:
hey folks
its been a while since i've bugged you with promo so here's a short one:
tomorrow starts a new night at the baltic room
H O U S E G U E S T
forward-thinking out-of-bounds housemusic for dance-freaks
starts at 9pm, cheap cover (email jason@suntzusound.com for guestlist)
DJs:
Wesley Holmes
Ken Wallace
J-Justice
come out and have a sip and a shake.
Baltic Room.
http://www.suntzusound.com
Bossa Supernova: An evening with DJ Lu @ Lulu's.
Please join DJ Lu for Bossa Supernova at Lulu's! It will be a night filled with cocktails, nu-lounge, bossa beats, electro-jazz, and exotic sounds from distant shores. Don't miss a beat!
Last Thursday of the month February 27, 2003 - 9pm - No cover
Lulu's - 421 2nd Ave Ext S - Near Pioneer Square
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Friday, 2/28.
beautiful art & grooves @ Richard Hugo House.
Barbie writes:
I’m proud to be spinning some global grooves at the Richard Hugo House on Friday, February 28th 6pm-2am. Please read the press release below.
On February 28, The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies of University of Washington is hosting a fund-raiser called "Unsilencing the Voices" at the Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Avenue on Capital Hill, from 6:00pm to 2:00am.
Proceeds from the event will be used to further the program’s mission of advancing scholarship, knowledge and education about Latin America, and its Academic Achievement and Community Outreach Awards."Unsilencing the Voices" will feature diverse and high-quality artistic expressions of Latin-American cultures. The program for the evening includes live readings by local poets Felicia Gonzalez, Jourdan Keith, and Carlos Morado. KCTS Connects host Enrique Cerna will talk about Latin-American art as an _expression for social change and Latin American identity.
To step up the beat, the music and dance segment will feature local talents such as Monica Rojas and her Afro-Peruvian ensemble, guitarist Pablo Reed & Co., Flamenco Danzarte, Axe Capoiera, and some local Hip Hop. From 9:00 to 9:45pm Salsa Salvaje will switch the beat and make sure everyone is up on the hottest Salsa steps. La Gorda y Otras (The Fat One and Others) will enchant the evening with their Latin-spiced talents in a superb and dazzling drag show. Local super star DJ Jeromy Nail of Uniting Souls will get your hips shaking with his sultry and eclectic spins along with local documentarian and dj Barbie DeCarlo, will add some global spice and positivity to the mix throughout the night.
Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Avenue on Capital Hill, 6pm-2am, $6 suggested donation.
Planet Beat @ ToST.
Darek Mazzone writes:
Hey , It’s Carnival season. So we’re throwing a party to celebrate.
Come down this Friday for some Brazilian frolic.
Live Samba performers working with the Planet Beat DJ’s
It’s going to be sweet and sweaty.
Planet Beat: Friday Nights at,
Tost, 513 N 36th In Fremont.
http://www.planetbeat.net
darek@planetbeat.net
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The Oracle Gatherings: PISCES
Another Oracle event:
An opportunity to celebrate those born under this sign...
pxi, edd, Raven, Nathan (the Roving Ranger), and all other community Pisces...
With DJ's...
Chloe
pxi
Osiris Indriya
At Oseao Gallery of the Senses
14th & Pike on Capitol Hill...
Doors open @ 10pm
$10 for one person
$15 for two
Saturday, 3/1.
Russian Submarine Tour and Lunch.
Space City Mixer Presents:
POGRUGANYE . . . POGRUGANYE!
(DIVE . . . DIVE!)
Saturday, March 1st at 11:00 AM
Join Space City Mixer at Pier 48 on Saturday March 1st for a tour of a genuine Russian Foxtrot Class Submarine, Code Name: Cobra. This is an opportunity to learn about a small, but significant, piece of the history of the nearly forty years of ill will between the USA and Soviet Russia. We’ll gather at Pier 48, which is 101 Alaskan Way for a short screen presentation about the sub, then in groups of 15 or less, we’ll climb inside this genuine cold-war era vessel.
You’ll see crew and officer quarters, torpedo rooms, the coning tower and much, much more. You are welcome to bring your cameras, because the secrets of this weapon have all been declassified.
After SCM finishes the tour, you have the option of taking a short walk to the restaurant Piroshky, Piroshky (on the corner of 1st Avenue North South and Yessler) for a Russian influenced lunch. Because the variety of items available for lunch, admission to the Submarine tour does not include meal charges.
Space City Mixer is happy to offer this tour to its membership in our on-going efforts to bring more variety of entertainment and education to the group.
Admission is only $10! (Does not include lunch at Piroshky, Piroshky)
HOW IT WORKS
· Register online at http://www.spacecitymixer.com (visit the calendar page) or go to
http://www.evite.com/andrea@spacecitymixer.com/submarine_mar2003
· Meet at Pier 48, 101 Alaskan Way at 11:00 AM
· Entrance fee includes film presentation, and a guided tour aboard the Russian Submarine Cobra.
· Following the tour (approximately 45 to 60 minutes), join the SCM group for an optional lunch get-together at Piroshky,
Piroshky on the corner of Yessler and 1st Avenue South.
POLNEY UPERYOD! (FULL SPEED AHEAD!)
Get more information and register for the Submarine Tour by visiting www.spacecitymixer.com.
Original URL: http://www.craigslist.org/sea/eve/8419938.html
New Members Show @ SOIL.
In March, SOIL introduces new members Jana Brevick, Stefano Catalani, Helen Curtis, Claire Johnson and Jodi Rockwell.
Jana Brevick, metal smith and jeweler will be exploring the concepts of preciousness and intimacy in formats other than jewelry. Control panels become intimate because of the interaction and touch associated with the original object and precious because of what it does and can do for the operator. Also in the show are photos of window sills. This display place for the home exhibits items seen as precious or accidental. Loved or forgotten. Used or avoided.
Stefano Catalani, curator and writer, will create an installation outside the gallery addressing aspects of culture and ethics.
Helen Curtis, a glass artist who combines glass with unexpected materials, will create an installation exploring ideas of translucence, envelopment and progression.
Claire Johnson explores the language of the body during ritual bloodletting in her recent paintings. Known for her vivid color and warmth she recalls early religious altar pieces with her reverent, tender depictions of the transformative qualities of blood.
Jodi Rockwell, an installation artist describes her work as ” .. Materials orchestrated to act on their own accord, forming and decaying into a metaphor for our lives.”
SOIL, 1317 E Pine
Mar 1st –31
Opening Sat, mar 1st 6-10pm
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"Isms" @ Pound.
"Isms" a multimedia arts exhibition curated by local artist, Amy
Stevens. "Isms" features works including: Christa Donner, Tomiko
Jones, Erin Norlin, and Kipling West. Show dates are: March 1-31,
2003.
Pound Gallery 1216 10th Ave, Mar 1-31.
opening reception: Saturday, Mar 1, 6-10pm
Ladyfest reception: Thursday,March 27, 6-10pm
www.poundgallery.com
www.ladyfestseattle.org.
Ladyfest Seattle Reception @ Aftermath
Ladyfest Seattle and Aftermath Gallery Presents: “Name that Pronoun!” . "Name that Pronoun!" is a multi-media visual arts exhibition that examines gender identity in contemporary pop culture:
Featuring current works by:
Francesca Berrini (see attached), JT Bunnell, Gabriel Foster, Bootsy
Holler, Jessee Kay, James Mayhew, Nikki McClure, Joon Miette, Irit
Reinheimer, Lance Wakeling, Cara-Carlos Walker, and Storme Webber
Aftermath Gallery, 928 12th Ave (behind Seattle U), Mar 1-31 .
two opening receptions:
Saturday, Mar 1st 7pm-10pm featuring DJ Super Jew
And
Ladyfest Seattle reception: Thursday, Mar 27th from
6pm-8:30pm (a potluck evening is encouraged)
www.aftermathgallery.com
www.ladyfestseattle.org.
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Circle, Triangle, Square and Character @ Bluebottle Art Gallery
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 1, 2003, 7:00 – 10:00 P.M.
Y Square (Yuriko Swan): Inspired by simple creatures expressed by carefully chosen minimal lines and lolly pop paints. Yuriko Swan challenges to express her multi-cultural experience transferred into a universal language. Using her unique visual sense she presents herself and her work as an example of a modern Japanese woman.
Bluebottle Art Gallery and Store
415 East Pine Street
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Party for a good cause in Kirkland.
Carla and her friend Dinei are hosting a party for a good cause. They will be running a marathon to help fight Stroke. They are doing this in honor of the 600,000 people a year that suffer from a stroke:
Food and drinks will be provided. Please invite as many people as you would like, but please make sure to RSVP by February 27th. We will have a band playing from 10-11ish (Rock and Roll beats/Cary and Scott). Then we start Salsa dancing...Karaoke...and more... Lot's of fun! We will also have Raffles!!!
$10 at the door will go towards our fundraising. Any additional donation will be appreciated. Get a receipt and it can be tax deductible. Please also check with your company to see if they offer a fundraising matching program.
11012 NE 68th St, Kirkland.
Party is in the Cabana (no number) which is located in the middle of the complex. Number on address is for Laurell Park's Office building.
American Stroke Association: http://ttes.kintera.org/seattlewa
Carla: https://www.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=13976&lis=1&supId=3012792
Evite: http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=BRGQZEVCRJCWTLCWLOQG
Sunday, 3/2.
"I Heart Rummage" @ Linda's
Tablet presents "I Heart Rummage":
I Heart Rummage has moved again but has found a new home at Linda's Tavern in the heart of Capitol Hill. This months event features choice, hand picked, grade-A artists. Some you've seen, some are new, but we have made sure the shopping is worth the effort! Dj Dan Galucci will be spinning as well as just being the nice guy that he is. So come over to Linda's; let the fine staff serve you some brunch and relax in that Sunday sort of way.Rummage style!
Sunday, Mar 2nd
noon to four pm (12-4 pm)
@ Linda's Tavern 707 east Pine st. Seattle WA
FREE! All Ages!
Photographs by Peter Mark @ Rosebud.
Peter invites you to the opening of his new photography exhibit.
Where: The Rosebud Cafe, 719 E. Pike (a block west of Broadway)
When: Sunday, March 2, 3-6pm
What: "Seattle Icons: Color and Whimsy" - Photographs by Peter Mark
Please come and bring friends! If you can't make the opening,
the show remains up through March 30, so drop in anytime in March.
Wednesday, 3/5.
Vegeterian Potluck in SeaTac.
From an email:
PARTY!!
3223 S 160th St #26, SeaTac, WA
When: Wednesday, March 5, 7:00pm to midnight!!
Phone: 206-261-2236
This wednesday is the 1st wednesday of the month. Every 1st wednesday of every month there is a vegetarian potluck at my place from 7 pm to midnight.
Bring friends, meatless food, drinks, musical instruments, games, pictures, intoxicants, etc. for FREE fun and friendship!
Check http://www.SlavicParties.tk/ for other events or http://www.FredFrontier.tk/ to learn more about Fred.
To get here take bus number 191 (schedule:
http://transit.metrokc.gov/tops/bus/schedules/s174_0_.html )
or bus number 174 (schedule: http://transit.metrokc.gov/tops/bus/schedules/s191_0_.html ) to 160th & International Blvd.
Park in the farthest south east corner of the movie theater parking lot that is accross the street from my apartment. Enter thye apartment building through the middle stairway that is next to the only elevator in the building and go up to the top (third) floor. Our apartment doesn't have a number on the door but we'll havea sign taped to it.
NORTHWEST FESTIVAL OF AFRICAN CINEMA.
Rakumi Arts has announced March 5th through the 14th as dates for this year's Northwest Festival of African Cinema, "Through An African Lens." Films will be screened at three locations in the Seattle area: the Seattle Art Museum, The Rainier Valley Cultural Center and 911 Media Arts Center. In its second official year, The Festival of African Cinema will present seventeen films from countries including Mauritania, Eritrea, Sudan, Gabon, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Namibia, South Africa and African immigrant communities in the US. The Festival will include features, documentaries and shorts, one U.S. premiere, three Seattle premieres, guest directors, a directors forum, a cultural presentation and special guests.
The Festival schedule and film descriptions are available on line at http://www.rakumi.org
WHEN: March 5th through the 14th, 2003.
WHERE:
Seattle Art Museum (SAM), 100 University St.
Rainier Valley Cultural Center (RVCC), 3515 South Alaska St.
911 Media Arts Center, 117 Yale Avenue North.
Alchemy @ Marcus’ Martini Heaven.
Marc Lacas is inviting us to Alchemy:
Hey,
Come on down to Marcus’ Martini Heaven tonight for a night of
DjML’s Alchemy. Score one of Marcus’ killer martinis and groove to the music. Featuring a ton of new music, following DjML's even latest record
buying frenzy at the Virgin Megastore in Vancouver, BC. . .after the
killer parties at the Waldorf Tiki Bar and Silk warehouse.
Alchemy - Wednesday nights from 9pm to 1:30am @ Marcus’ Martini Heaven.
Details: For more details on everything. . .
DJML website: http://www.djml.com/
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