Thursday, April 19, 2007

Events from 4/20 to 4/26/2007

Thanks for all the nice eCards and emails wishing me well. I am feeling much better!
Too bad I couldn't send out a PV email last week. I missed telling you know about some interesting events: Cross Dress Bowling, Cajun Night @ Pacific Science Center, and a Jonathan Lethem lecture. It's even worse because this week is isn't that gr
Well, such is life.

Friday, 4/20
3:30 PM Cornish College of the Arts presents Shakespeare in the Park

Saturday, 4/21
1:00 PM Lao Cultural Showcase @ Rainier Valley Cultural Center
9:00 PM Music Without Borders - Session 2
10:59 PM MR. SUPREME @ Baltic Room

Sunday, 4/22
11:00 AM Thread Show in Fremont

Tuesday, 4/24
1:00 PM Scores of Sound


Friday, 4/20

Cornish College of the Arts presents Shakespeare in the Park
Cornish College of the Arts presents Shakespeare in the Park
SEATTLE, WA – Cornish College of the Arts Theater Department presents a Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare at Volunteer Park in Seattle .
April 20-22 & April 27-29, 3:30 pm

Shakespeare in the Park
A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare and directed by David Bennett
Tom Burke Memorial at Volunteer Park, 1247 15th Ave E , Seattle
Free and open to the public

About A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream is a romantic comedy by William Shakespeare written in the late-1500s. The play is one of Shakespeare's most popular and tells the story of a group of hapless mortals, clowns and lovers who are lost at night in an Athenian forest when the fairies come out to work their tricks and illusions.
Volunteer Park
April 20-22 & April 27-29, 3:30 pm


Saturday, 4/21

Lao Cultural Showcase @ Rainier Valley Cultural Center

Lao Cultural Showcase
The Lao Heritage Foundation is proud to present of its ongoing projects, to be featured during the launch:
* Gold Thread Embroidery of Luang prabang Royal Court by Prince Nithakhong Somsanith
* Music of the Kaen, Lao national musical instrument, and the saw, a two string bow lute
* Traditional dances by the local Kinnaly Dance Troupe
* Lacquer Making, used in Khon masks for epic dances and Nang Keo headdresses for royal performances
* Antique and traditional Lao Textiles by Keomontree Duangbupha
A selection of original paintings and limited reproductions by Prince Nithakhong Somsanith, and some traditional textiles will be available for purchase. The proceeds from the sales will go toward supporting our ongoing programs and projects.
For more information, please visit www.laoheritagefoundation.org
April 21, 2007
1 to 5pm
Rainier Valley Cultural Center
Free Admission


Music Without Borders - Session 2
Music Without Borders - Session 2
African, Brazilian and Middle Eastern Beats
Home | Session 1 Photos
Culture Theory presents Session 2 of "Music Without Borders", a multidimensional, internationally-inspired, power-packed evening like none other in Seattle.
Come and experience top DJs that are reshaping world beats. Here is the DJ lineup:
# DJ E3 (Portland)
# DJ Lexx
# DJ Wissam
To spread the energy and joy of Brazilian Carnaval, Seattle Sambistas will captivate you with the hot rhythms and dance moves of Brazilian samba.
In an attempt to avoid the insane crowds in Session 1, this event will be RSVP only on a First Come, First Serve basis. Dress to impress. 21+. $12 Cover. Saturday April 21st 2007. Doors open at 9:00PM.
Lo-Fi Performance Gallery is located at 429 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98109 (Map)


MR. SUPREME @ Baltic Room
Seattle legend Mr Supreme, the world renowned DJ, producer,
businessman, record collector and label owner, is the brainchild
behind the Sharpshooters, Wheedle's Groove, KEXP's Street Sounds and
countless collaborations with The Roots, Brand New Heavies, A Tribe
Called Quest, Blackalicious and more. For Safari, he teams up with
Seattle upstarts SunTzu Sound for a special set of party classics,
house, and future funk vibes. Don't miss this unique opportunity to
hear Mr Supreme take things to the next level!
SunTzu Sound presents
// Safari: Exploring Soulful Dance Music
===== MR SUPREME =====
Soul Gorilla / Conception Records
!!! Special Disco/House/Brokenbeat/Funk Set !!!
http://myspace.com/mrsupreme
http://www.soulgorilla.com
===== SUNTZU SOUND =====
KBCS 91.3FM
http://www.suntzusound.com
// Visuals by PIXELFLIP
http://www.pixelflip.com
THE BALTIC ROOM
1207 Pine Street. Capitol Hill. Seattle
$7 before 11pm. $10 after
9pm doors. 21+ $2.50 Red Stripes + Other Specials


Sunday, 4/22

Thread Show in Fremont
Hi everyone,

This Sunday is the big, I mean HUGE show called THREAD.
80 designers from the west coast, art, fashion show, lots of cool inspiring
stuff.
If anyone thinks the $5 entry is lame and you're part of this mailing list then
I've got a deal for you...
Buy one of my t-shirts and mention that you subscibe to my mailing list and I'll
give you $5 off.
I'll be selling a few of last seasons shirts for a deeeeeep discount. I've got a
couple new shirts coming out soon this weekend as well so there's lots of reasons for you
to come down to THREAD this weekend. Hope to see you.
sam trout
Sunday, April 22nd, 2007
11am-6pm
Fremont Studios :: 155 North 35th Street :: Seattle
$5 RSVP
$7 at the door


Tuesday, 4/24

Scores of Sound
Cornish Music Series Presents Scores of Sound
SEATTLE, WA – Cornish College of the Arts presents Scores of Sound April 24-27, 2007. Scores of Sound is a music series comprised of four days and nights of non-stop student performances, including jazz ensembles and vocalists, new music, classical vocalists, music theatre, electronic music, instrumental soloists, gamelan music and classical chamber ensembles.
Concerts are one hour unless otherwise noted below.
Tuesday, April 24
1 pm
Composer-Performer Ensemble with Jovino Santos Neto
2 pm
Vocal Jazz Standards II, III, and IV with Beth Winter
3 pm - 4:30 pm
Composition Studios (mostly amplified)
5:30 pm
Gamelan Ensemble
8 pm
Classical Instrumental Studios I
9 pm
Chamber Music I
Scores of Sound
April 24-27, 2007
PONCHO Concert Hall
Cornish College of the Arts
710 East Roy Street, Seattle
Free and open to the public
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