This week doesn’t look too bad. There is a lot of stuff going on. Let me point out my picks for this weekend: sub-Rosa on Fri, Bridge Motel on Sat, and CHURCH! on Sun. After a long break I am also throwing in a new Computer Corner, in which I am proposing a new Burning Man camp theme: Hetris.
Friday, 9/14
6:00 PM McLeod Residence:The More You Know
6:00 PM Suite 100 Gallery: Opening
6:00 PM Strange Brew @ BLVD gallery
6:00 PM Half-Inch Spaces @ Fancy + Pants
7:30 PM Ten Tiny Dances
8:00 PM sub-Rosa (premiere) @ Langston Hughes Theatre
9:00 PM 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY (BROKEN DISCO 6)
9:30 PM Stranger Genius Awards
Saturday, 9/15 10:00 AM PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET
1:00 PM Grape Stomp & Harvest Party in Port Angeles
3:00 PM 1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park
5:00 PM PDL at the Bridge Motel
9:00 PM pinky's @ Toast
9:00 PM SAFARI @ Baltic Room
9:00 PM Co-Motion @ Buddha Belltown
Sunday, 9/16
Noon Thread Show in Fremont
3:00 PM CHURCH!
Monday, 9/17
7:00 PM Reading of a new screenplay by Bret Fetzer
7:00 PM Silent Movie Monday @ The Paramount
Thursday, 9/20
7:00 PM Slideluck Potshow
7:00 PM Insubstantial Pageant Faded @ Western Bridge
8:00 PM? 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
Friday, 9/14
McLeod Residence:The More You Know
6-9pm http://blog.mcleodresidence.com/2007/09/the-more-you-kn.html
Suite 100 Gallery: Opening
6-10pm http://suite100gallery.com/show/2007/09/14/party
Strange Brew @ BLVD gallery
"Strange Brew" A Group show of Canadian Artists September 14 - October 6, 2007 Artist Reception September 14, 2007 6p - 10p BLVD Gallery 2316 2nd Ave Seattle, Wa 98121 http://blvdart.com
Half-Inch Spaces @ Fancy + Pants
Half-Inch Spaces
September artwork at Fancy + Pants
New Work by Brenda Rose
Opening reception September 14th 6-9 pm
on view at Fancy + Pants until October 10th. Store hours 11-6 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday, Sundays by appointment. 1914 2nd Ave Seattle
Ten Tiny Dances
Ten Tiny Dances Sept 14 -16, 2007 Fri – Sun at 7:30 pm CHAC Showroom 1621 12th Ave SEA 98122 http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/18338 $12 adv / $15 door Read more about the producers and the history of Ten Tiny/Seattle at: http://www.crispinspaeth.org/index1.html
sub-Rosa (premiere) @ Langston Hughes Theatre
Nassim writes:
Here are the details:
sub-Rosa (premiere) choreographed by Cheronne Wong Cast: Christina Guillette, Danny Herter, Naho Shioya and Kadee Stotler Composer: Amy Denio Sculptor: Dave Stevenson (NYC) Videoartist: John D. Pai Costumes: K.D. Schill Lighting Designer: Melinda Short When: Friday & Saturday September 14-15 and 21-22, 2007 at 8:00pm * Thursday, Sept. 13 at 8:00pm (pay-what-you-can dress rehearsal) * Post performance discussion following Saturday, Sept. 15 performance Where: Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center, 104 17th Ave S (at Yesler), Seattle, WA 98144 Tickets: $14 general, $12 student/senior. Reservations: 1.800.838.3006 www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/17044 Blog/Info: www.Cheronne.wordpress.com
2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY (BROKEN DISCO 6)
@ Chop Suey 1325 E. Madison, Seattle, WA 98122 Open 9pm to 2am 18+, bar for those 21+ with ID $12 + service fee in advance, $15 day of show For tickets, visit: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=203586
Stranger Genius Awards
Seattle Central Public Library 9:30pm
http://www.thestranger.com/genius
Saturday, 9/15
PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET
The Underground Events Center presents PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET! Saturday, September 15, 2007 10:00 am to 12:00 midnight 2407 1st Ave. in Belltown $25 per table $1 admission Contact Joshua Okrent for more information and to reserve tables. Jokrent@gmail.com
Grape Stomp & Harvest Party in Port Angeles
Olympic Cellars 255410 Highway 101 Port Angeles, WA 98362 (360) 452-0160 http://www.olympiccellars.com/eventsroot/wineryevents/2007/09/15/97/
1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park
Saint Edward State Park 14445 Juanita Dr. NE Kenmore, WA 98028
PDL at the Bridge Motel
motel #1: site specific performances and installations Where: Bridge Motel, 3650 Bridge Way N When: 15 September, 5 PM – midnight www.motelmotelmotel.com
pinky's @ Toast
whan: saturday, sept 15th @ 9p whar: tost lounge in fremont wha: small cover as per usual
SAFARI @ Baltic Room
/// THE BALTIC ROOM 1207 Pine Street. Capitol Hill. Seattle http://www.thebalticroom.net 9pm / 21+ / $7 / $2.50 Red Stripes / Info@suntzusound for guestlist!
Sunday, 9/16
Thread Show in Fremont
Thread at the Fremont Studios 155 N. 35th St. http://www.threadshow.com for more info. htttp://www.samtrout.com
CHURCH!
5501 - B Airport Way S. (behind ArtCore Studios) http://www.georgetownliquorcompany.com/
Co-Motion @ Buddha Belltown
Jason writes:
Co-Motion Music | Community | Fashion | Gathering Buddha Belltown: 2222 2nd Ave Saturday, September 15th 9pm-2am MF Magazine, DJ J. Schell, Professor Direkt
Monday, 9/17
Reading of a new screenplay by Bret Fetzer
Seattle Repertory Theatre's PONCHO Forum, 155 Mercert St, Seattle Center
Silent Movie Monday @ The Paramount
Seattle Spin writes:
Here are the details:
The Paramount Theatre Monday September 10, 2007 7:00pm, $12 http://www.theparamount.com/artists/?artist=565
Thursday, 9/20
Slideluck Potshow
Free 7pm http://slideluckpotshow.com/
http://www.myspace.com/slideluckseattle
Where: NW Film Forum
Insubstantial Pageant Faded @ Western Bridge
Western Bridge 3412 Fourth Avenue South Seattle, Washington 206-838-7444 Open Thursday to Saturday, noon to six Directions available at www.westernbridge.org
2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
HENRY ART GALLERY 15th Ave NE & NE 41st. U-Dist. Seattle.
http://www.henryart.org/
5pm / $10adv / $12 dos / or free with DB Festival Pass / All Ages
For more info on Decibel Festival 2007 visit: http://www.dbfestival.com/
Don Volcano's Computer Corner.
You have probably already seen this one:
I think Human Tetris (why not just calling it "Hetris") would be a fantastic Burning Man camp theme!
Don Volcano
Friday, 9/14
6:00 PM McLeod Residence:The More You Know
6:00 PM Suite 100 Gallery: Opening
6:00 PM Strange Brew @ BLVD gallery
6:00 PM Half-Inch Spaces @ Fancy + Pants
7:30 PM Ten Tiny Dances
8:00 PM sub-Rosa (premiere) @ Langston Hughes Theatre
9:00 PM 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY (BROKEN DISCO 6)
9:30 PM Stranger Genius Awards
Saturday, 9/15 10:00 AM PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET
1:00 PM Grape Stomp & Harvest Party in Port Angeles
3:00 PM 1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park
5:00 PM PDL at the Bridge Motel
9:00 PM pinky's @ Toast
9:00 PM SAFARI @ Baltic Room
9:00 PM Co-Motion @ Buddha Belltown
Sunday, 9/16
Noon Thread Show in Fremont
3:00 PM CHURCH!
Monday, 9/17
7:00 PM Reading of a new screenplay by Bret Fetzer
7:00 PM Silent Movie Monday @ The Paramount
Thursday, 9/20
7:00 PM Slideluck Potshow
7:00 PM Insubstantial Pageant Faded @ Western Bridge
8:00 PM? 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
Friday, 9/14
McLeod Residence:The More You Know
6-9pm http://blog.mcleodresidence.com/2007/09/the-more-you-kn.html
Suite 100 Gallery: Opening
6-10pm http://suite100gallery.com/show/2007/09/14/party
Strange Brew @ BLVD gallery
Hi friends
Just wanted to thank everybody who had a chance to make it to our
"Claimin' Space" exhibit at the Bumbershoot Arts Festival here in
Seattle over Labor Day Weekend. It was alot of fun and a great
opportunity to share all of the amazing artists who inspire us with a
great new group of people. I think something like 30k people walked
through the show, Simply amazing. If you were unable to make it we have
setup a Flickr page with a ton of great shots of all of the action
during the show -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34625500@N00/sets/72157601511077162/
There was some great work on display that is also available for
purchase.
View it here - http://blvdart.com/showpages/claimin/claimin_gallery.html
"Strange Brew" , curated by Seattle artist Robert Hardgrave, is a
unique opportunity to see an exciting new wave of young creatives
coming out of the Great White North who are showing there is more to
Canada than Labatts and Maple Leafs. Each artist's work utilizes their
own personal conventions and symbols, whether it be drawing or
painting, presenting intimate, thoughtful surfaces for the viewer to
absorb. The work on display is an amalgamation of the influences that
are found within Canada, from the amazing asian inspired drawings of
Peter Taylor to the folk qualities of Matthew Feylds' paintings,
Curator Robert Hardgrave has chosen work that best illustrates the high
degree of quality from these artists as well as work that is personally
inspiring for him.
Just wanted to thank everybody who had a chance to make it to our
"Claimin' Space" exhibit at the Bumbershoot Arts Festival here in
Seattle over Labor Day Weekend. It was alot of fun and a great
opportunity to share all of the amazing artists who inspire us with a
great new group of people. I think something like 30k people walked
through the show, Simply amazing. If you were unable to make it we have
setup a Flickr page with a ton of great shots of all of the action
during the show -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34625500@N00/sets/72157601511077162/
There was some great work on display that is also available for
purchase.
View it here - http://blvdart.com/showpages/claimin/claimin_gallery.html
"Strange Brew" , curated by Seattle artist Robert Hardgrave, is a
unique opportunity to see an exciting new wave of young creatives
coming out of the Great White North who are showing there is more to
Canada than Labatts and Maple Leafs. Each artist's work utilizes their
own personal conventions and symbols, whether it be drawing or
painting, presenting intimate, thoughtful surfaces for the viewer to
absorb. The work on display is an amalgamation of the influences that
are found within Canada, from the amazing asian inspired drawings of
Peter Taylor to the folk qualities of Matthew Feylds' paintings,
Curator Robert Hardgrave has chosen work that best illustrates the high
degree of quality from these artists as well as work that is personally
inspiring for him.
"Strange Brew" A Group show of Canadian Artists September 14 - October 6, 2007 Artist Reception September 14, 2007 6p - 10p BLVD Gallery 2316 2nd Ave Seattle, Wa 98121 http://blvdart.com
Half-Inch Spaces @ Fancy + Pants
Half-Inch Spaces
September artwork at Fancy + Pants
New Work by Brenda Rose
Opening reception September 14th 6-9 pm
on view at Fancy + Pants until October 10th. Store hours 11-6 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday, Sundays by appointment. 1914 2nd Ave Seattle
Ten Tiny Dances
Capitol Hill Arts Center and Crispin Spaeth Dance Group
present
Ten Tiny Dances
Ten choreographers. One very small stage.
Crispin Spaeth Dance Group (CSDG) and Capitol Hill Arts Center (CHAC) are pleased to present the next Seattle edition of “Ten Tiny Dances” at a new time and space, 7:30 pm shows in CHAC’s Showroom. An experiment in confined space, Ten Tiny Dances is a performance form dedicated to fostering inventive work in an artist-challenging, audience-friendly environment. This edition of Ten Tiny Dances will feature ten short dances created expressly for the 4’x4’ stage by ten of Seattle’s most committed choreographers working in the field of contemporary dance. The super-charged lineup will include: Paige Barnes & Dane Wilson, Heather Budd, Vanessa DeWolf & Kris Wheeler, Stephen Hando & Juliet Waller Pruzan, Dayna Hanson, Aiko Kinoshita & Aaron Swartzman, Amy O’Neal & Zeke Keeble of locust, Wade Madsen, Crispin Spaeth Dance Group, and Maureen Whiting Company.
Good things come in small packages.
present
Ten Tiny Dances
Ten choreographers. One very small stage.
Crispin Spaeth Dance Group (CSDG) and Capitol Hill Arts Center (CHAC) are pleased to present the next Seattle edition of “Ten Tiny Dances” at a new time and space, 7:30 pm shows in CHAC’s Showroom. An experiment in confined space, Ten Tiny Dances is a performance form dedicated to fostering inventive work in an artist-challenging, audience-friendly environment. This edition of Ten Tiny Dances will feature ten short dances created expressly for the 4’x4’ stage by ten of Seattle’s most committed choreographers working in the field of contemporary dance. The super-charged lineup will include: Paige Barnes & Dane Wilson, Heather Budd, Vanessa DeWolf & Kris Wheeler, Stephen Hando & Juliet Waller Pruzan, Dayna Hanson, Aiko Kinoshita & Aaron Swartzman, Amy O’Neal & Zeke Keeble of locust, Wade Madsen, Crispin Spaeth Dance Group, and Maureen Whiting Company.
Good things come in small packages.
Ten Tiny Dances Sept 14 -16, 2007 Fri – Sun at 7:30 pm CHAC Showroom 1621 12th Ave SEA 98122 http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/18338 $12 adv / $15 door Read more about the producers and the history of Ten Tiny/Seattle at: http://www.crispinspaeth.org/index1.html
sub-Rosa (premiere) @ Langston Hughes Theatre
Nassim writes:
Dear Friends,
My friend, the lovely, talented, and visionary dancer/choreographer, Cheronne Wong, will be performing in her first new show in a couple years. I saw the work-in-progress of Sub Rosa and it was intriguing, beautiful, and truly unique. Miguel and I will be going to the opening on 9/14, which happens to be Cheronne's birthday too (The day is happily in a small time window between book trips for me).
Do you want to join us? Or maybe you'll go another day? Please spread the word (esp Don PV) and try to support dance in Seattle. Langston Hughes Theatre is also very nice.
Hugs, Nassim
My friend, the lovely, talented, and visionary dancer/choreographer, Cheronne Wong, will be performing in her first new show in a couple years. I saw the work-in-progress of Sub Rosa and it was intriguing, beautiful, and truly unique. Miguel and I will be going to the opening on 9/14, which happens to be Cheronne's birthday too (The day is happily in a small time window between book trips for me).
Do you want to join us? Or maybe you'll go another day? Please spread the word (esp Don PV) and try to support dance in Seattle. Langston Hughes Theatre is also very nice.
Hugs, Nassim
Here are the details:
sub-Rosa premieres for 2 weekends at the Langston Hughes Performing
Arts Center in Seattle on Sept 14-15 and 21-22, 2007. Using inventive
movement, powerful theatricality and striking visual landscapes, this
multimedia full-evening piece explores an international undercover
world, the unveiling of masked identities and covert communication
using numeric code. sub-Rosa is inspired by the phenomenon of
shortwave numbers stations rumored to be a document of covert
communications of the world's secret agencies. This project is co-
sponsored by the Bossak/Heilbron Charitable Foundation, 4Culture and
the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Seattle. After the
Seattle premiere, the project will tour to Tacoma School of the Arts
and Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA.
Cheronne Wong, originally from Malaysia, has been choreographing in
Seattle for the past 8 years. Locally her work has been produced at
many venues including On the Boards, King County Performance Network,
Seattle Asian Art Museum and Velocity. Her company has toured/taught
nationally and internationally at Jacobs’ Pillow Dance Festival
(MA), Mulberry Street Theater and Judson Church (NYC), Wexner Center
(OH), Performance Works (Portland) and National Arts Academy
(Malaysia). She has received commissions/residences from Mulberry
Street Theater, NWAAT, Centrum Arts, Aono Jikken Ensemble; and grants
from 4Culture, Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, Bossak/Heilbron
and Allied Arts. She is a founding partner of Open Flight Studio, a
collectively managed dance studio in the University District.
Arts Center in Seattle on Sept 14-15 and 21-22, 2007. Using inventive
movement, powerful theatricality and striking visual landscapes, this
multimedia full-evening piece explores an international undercover
world, the unveiling of masked identities and covert communication
using numeric code. sub-Rosa is inspired by the phenomenon of
shortwave numbers stations rumored to be a document of covert
communications of the world's secret agencies. This project is co-
sponsored by the Bossak/Heilbron Charitable Foundation, 4Culture and
the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Seattle. After the
Seattle premiere, the project will tour to Tacoma School of the Arts
and Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA.
Cheronne Wong, originally from Malaysia, has been choreographing in
Seattle for the past 8 years. Locally her work has been produced at
many venues including On the Boards, King County Performance Network,
Seattle Asian Art Museum and Velocity. Her company has toured/taught
nationally and internationally at Jacobs’ Pillow Dance Festival
(MA), Mulberry Street Theater and Judson Church (NYC), Wexner Center
(OH), Performance Works (Portland) and National Arts Academy
(Malaysia). She has received commissions/residences from Mulberry
Street Theater, NWAAT, Centrum Arts, Aono Jikken Ensemble; and grants
from 4Culture, Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, Bossak/Heilbron
and Allied Arts. She is a founding partner of Open Flight Studio, a
collectively managed dance studio in the University District.
sub-Rosa (premiere) choreographed by Cheronne Wong Cast: Christina Guillette, Danny Herter, Naho Shioya and Kadee Stotler Composer: Amy Denio Sculptor: Dave Stevenson (NYC) Videoartist: John D. Pai Costumes: K.D. Schill Lighting Designer: Melinda Short When: Friday & Saturday September 14-15 and 21-22, 2007 at 8:00pm * Thursday, Sept. 13 at 8:00pm (pay-what-you-can dress rehearsal) * Post performance discussion following Saturday, Sept. 15 performance Where: Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center, 104 17th Ave S (at Yesler), Seattle, WA 98144 Tickets: $14 general, $12 student/senior. Reservations: 1.800.838.3006 www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/17044 Blog/Info: www.Cheronne.wordpress.com
2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY (BROKEN DISCO 6)
BROKEN DISCO 6 - SEPTEMBER EDITION!!
++ 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY!!
==============================
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH
Chop Suey, Decibel, Fourthcity, Sensory Effect, and Shameless are back with the sixth edition of Broken Disco, and this time we are hosting the official Decibel Festival pre-party!
Claude VonStroke is arguably the most sought after dance producer/remixer and DJ in the US today. He's had a string of heavily remixed hits over the past 2 years, including "Deep Throat", "Chimps" and "Who's Afraid of Detroit", all of which have helped in bridging the gaps between techno, house, electro and humor. Claude has headlined at every major club and festival across the globe, including DEMF, MUTEK, DECIBEL, Sonar, WMC and Fabric, where he just recently played to a sold out crowd. For more info on Claude check out: http://www.myspace.com/claudevonstroke
Opening for Alex is Dean DeCosta, a phenomenal DJ and producer who also serves as music editor for BPM Magazine. Dean's forthcoming projects include a few in the works with Charles Webster for Miso; looking forward to hearing what's in his record crate! Milkplant will no doubt be a perfect fit to start off the night.
For those 21+, the cozy make out room starts with eR.DoN doing a live set featuring samples that are all created with original sources, followed by Seattle's favorite party guy - DJ Fucking In The Streets, and local Moonshine recording artist DJ dAB.
See you on Friday!!!
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idol stage (main room) – 18+
==============================
CLAUDE VONSTROKE
[dirtybird, mothership, Get Physical - San Francisco]
DEAN DECOSTA
[Miso, Mosaic, Sub Static, Plug Research - Los Angeles]
MILKPLANT
[Antidote - Seattle]
Featuring FUNKTION ONE Sound
[to resesize for print.]
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cozy makeout room – 21+
==============================
DJ DAB [Solidrate.com]
DJ FUCKING IN THE STREETS [Ruff Gems, Comeback, mass.mvmt]
ER DON [Live - Fourthcity]
Featuring LUVSHACK & SHAMELESS Sound
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details
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++ 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL PRE-PARTY!!
==============================
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH
Chop Suey, Decibel, Fourthcity, Sensory Effect, and Shameless are back with the sixth edition of Broken Disco, and this time we are hosting the official Decibel Festival pre-party!
Claude VonStroke is arguably the most sought after dance producer/remixer and DJ in the US today. He's had a string of heavily remixed hits over the past 2 years, including "Deep Throat", "Chimps" and "Who's Afraid of Detroit", all of which have helped in bridging the gaps between techno, house, electro and humor. Claude has headlined at every major club and festival across the globe, including DEMF, MUTEK, DECIBEL, Sonar, WMC and Fabric, where he just recently played to a sold out crowd. For more info on Claude check out: http://www.myspace.com/claudevonstroke
Opening for Alex is Dean DeCosta, a phenomenal DJ and producer who also serves as music editor for BPM Magazine. Dean's forthcoming projects include a few in the works with Charles Webster for Miso; looking forward to hearing what's in his record crate! Milkplant will no doubt be a perfect fit to start off the night.
For those 21+, the cozy make out room starts with eR.DoN doing a live set featuring samples that are all created with original sources, followed by Seattle's favorite party guy - DJ Fucking In The Streets, and local Moonshine recording artist DJ dAB.
See you on Friday!!!
==============================
idol stage (main room) – 18+
==============================
CLAUDE VONSTROKE
[dirtybird, mothership, Get Physical - San Francisco]
DEAN DECOSTA
[Miso, Mosaic, Sub Static, Plug Research - Los Angeles]
MILKPLANT
[Antidote - Seattle]
Featuring FUNKTION ONE Sound
[to resesize for print.]
==============================
cozy makeout room – 21+
==============================
DJ DAB [Solidrate.com]
DJ FUCKING IN THE STREETS [Ruff Gems, Comeback, mass.mvmt]
ER DON [Live - Fourthcity]
Featuring LUVSHACK & SHAMELESS Sound
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details
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@ Chop Suey 1325 E. Madison, Seattle, WA 98122 Open 9pm to 2am 18+, bar for those 21+ with ID $12 + service fee in advance, $15 day of show For tickets, visit: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=203586
Stranger Genius Awards
Seattle Central Public Library 9:30pm
http://www.thestranger.com/genius
Saturday, 9/15
PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET
Hey PV,
I should have thought to send this to you sooner. We are hosting
Seattle's first-ever Punk Rock Flea Market in Belltown on Sept. 15. We
welcome shoppers, but at the moment we still have about 25 spots for
vendors! Some of your readers are probably interested in this
opportunity, so please pass it along. Full details below. Thanks a
lot, Josh Okrent
The Underground Events Center presents
PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET!
The Underground Events Center, Belltown's newest off-the-map
clubhouse, is hosting Seattle's first-in-a-long time PUNK ROCK FLEA
MARKET! The Punk Rock Flea Market will be held on Saturday September
15 at 2407 1st Ave. in Belltown, in the big basement bar formerly
known as the Downunder. Doors open at 10:00 am. Live bands take the
stage at 6:00 pm, with music from local acts Tiny Manhood, the Sea Donkeys & Geist.
Whether you're into vintage treasures, hunting for new music, looking
for customized clothing, hoping for handcrafted household goods or a
searching for a "gently used" Macbook, you'll be sure to find many
hidden treasures at this Belltown bazaar.
For this first experiment, we are featuring creators and purveyors of
secondhand and vintage clothing, housewares, used records, cds,
videos, books, buttons, political propaganda, tote bags made of felt
and feathers, handmade herbal soaps and candles, body balms, lotions
and bath salts, cards and postcards, action figures, knick-knacks,
clutter, lampshades, belt buckles, bicycles, jewelry, comic books,
video games and gaming systems, computer hardware, screenprinted
t-shirts, art prints, buttons, baby clothes, leather goods, haircuts,
massage and acupuncture, on-site tailoring, toys, smoking
paraphernalia, tattoos, face painting and much much more.
The space for the PRFM has been generously loaned to us for the day by the Low Income Housing Institute, aka. LIHI. LIHI is a non-profit organization that builds homes for homeless and low-income people all around the Puget Sound. Table fees and entry donations go toward paying insurance and advertising costs for this event. Once those expenses are covered, all additional proceeds will go to LIHI.
GOOD TABLE SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE!
I should have thought to send this to you sooner. We are hosting
Seattle's first-ever Punk Rock Flea Market in Belltown on Sept. 15. We
welcome shoppers, but at the moment we still have about 25 spots for
vendors! Some of your readers are probably interested in this
opportunity, so please pass it along. Full details below. Thanks a
lot, Josh Okrent
The Underground Events Center presents
PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET!
The Underground Events Center, Belltown's newest off-the-map
clubhouse, is hosting Seattle's first-in-a-long time PUNK ROCK FLEA
MARKET! The Punk Rock Flea Market will be held on Saturday September
15 at 2407 1st Ave. in Belltown, in the big basement bar formerly
known as the Downunder. Doors open at 10:00 am. Live bands take the
stage at 6:00 pm, with music from local acts Tiny Manhood, the Sea Donkeys & Geist.
Whether you're into vintage treasures, hunting for new music, looking
for customized clothing, hoping for handcrafted household goods or a
searching for a "gently used" Macbook, you'll be sure to find many
hidden treasures at this Belltown bazaar.
For this first experiment, we are featuring creators and purveyors of
secondhand and vintage clothing, housewares, used records, cds,
videos, books, buttons, political propaganda, tote bags made of felt
and feathers, handmade herbal soaps and candles, body balms, lotions
and bath salts, cards and postcards, action figures, knick-knacks,
clutter, lampshades, belt buckles, bicycles, jewelry, comic books,
video games and gaming systems, computer hardware, screenprinted
t-shirts, art prints, buttons, baby clothes, leather goods, haircuts,
massage and acupuncture, on-site tailoring, toys, smoking
paraphernalia, tattoos, face painting and much much more.
The space for the PRFM has been generously loaned to us for the day by the Low Income Housing Institute, aka. LIHI. LIHI is a non-profit organization that builds homes for homeless and low-income people all around the Puget Sound. Table fees and entry donations go toward paying insurance and advertising costs for this event. Once those expenses are covered, all additional proceeds will go to LIHI.
GOOD TABLE SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE!
The Underground Events Center presents PUNK ROCK FLEA MARKET! Saturday, September 15, 2007 10:00 am to 12:00 midnight 2407 1st Ave. in Belltown $25 per table $1 admission Contact Joshua Okrent for more information and to reserve tables. Jokrent@gmail.com
Grape Stomp & Harvest Party in Port Angeles
September 15, 2007 1:00 - 6:00pm
Tickets $5 in advance, $7 at the door
Olympic Cellars will donate proceeds from Harvest Party ticket sales to Family Planning of Clallam County’s Youth Suicide Prevention Program.
Tickets $5 in advance, $7 at the door
Olympic Cellars will donate proceeds from Harvest Party ticket sales to Family Planning of Clallam County’s Youth Suicide Prevention Program.
Olympic Cellars 255410 Highway 101 Port Angeles, WA 98362 (360) 452-0160 http://www.olympiccellars.com/eventsroot/wineryevents/2007/09/15/97/
1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park
Welcome to the 1st Annual Oktoberfest
presented by the Washington Beer Commission
Washington Beer Commission is proud to present the 1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park on September 14th and 15th, 2007. The event, the very first one presented by the Commission, will be set up in a large Oktoberfest-style tent and will feature Oktoberfest-themed beers from 30 Washington breweries, traditional German food by local vendors and, of course, oompah music!
Dates
Friday, September 14th, 3-9pm (Happy hour 3-6pm- extra 2 tokens!)
Saturday, September 15th, 1-9pm
presented by the Washington Beer Commission
Washington Beer Commission is proud to present the 1st Annual Oktoberfest at St. Edward State Park on September 14th and 15th, 2007. The event, the very first one presented by the Commission, will be set up in a large Oktoberfest-style tent and will feature Oktoberfest-themed beers from 30 Washington breweries, traditional German food by local vendors and, of course, oompah music!
Dates
Friday, September 14th, 3-9pm (Happy hour 3-6pm- extra 2 tokens!)
Saturday, September 15th, 1-9pm
Saint Edward State Park
14445 Juanita Dr. NE
Kenmore, WA 98028
Rain or shine
Admission
$25 advance tickets/day of admission
Day of admission includes a 12oz plastic tasting mug and 12 tokens
Happy hour—Friday 3-6pm, extra 2 tokens
Designated driver admission $5 and available at the gate only
21+ ONLY
Sorry, no dogs allowed
Beer Tastes
3oz sample tastes are one token each. 12oz full tastes are three tokens each.
Each additional token is $1.00 or bulk discounts also available
14445 Juanita Dr. NE
Kenmore, WA 98028
Rain or shine
Admission
$25 advance tickets/day of admission
Day of admission includes a 12oz plastic tasting mug and 12 tokens
Happy hour—Friday 3-6pm, extra 2 tokens
Designated driver admission $5 and available at the gate only
21+ ONLY
Sorry, no dogs allowed
Beer Tastes
3oz sample tastes are one token each. 12oz full tastes are three tokens each.
Each additional token is $1.00 or bulk discounts also available
Saint Edward State Park 14445 Juanita Dr. NE Kenmore, WA 98028
PDL at the Bridge Motel
Dear Friends,
I would like to invite you all to a rare and exciting event happening at the Bridge Motel on Saturday, September 15th. Jed Dunkerley, Jason Puccinelli and myself will be holding down room #10 on the second floor, with a performance piece entitled "Deep Space." It is a free event with incredible people involved. It's one night only so mark your calendars and prepare for take off.
You can visit www.motelmotelmotel.com for more information.
Best,
Greg
The Bridge Motel (3650 Bridge Way N, off Aurora, in Fremont) will host a one-night only event to kick off the MOTEL series on 15 September 2007, 5 PM - midnight. Built in 1952 by a retired policeman, the motel has anchored the north end of the infamous Aurora Bridge for decades in welcoming glory. Originally a place frequented by tourists and traveling salesmen, the Bridge Motel has over time become more a place for those living from paycheck to paycheck, and whose lives involve drug use, prostitution, and the like. In the popular imagination, the place embodies and realizes that underbelly, shady side of life's toiling. There has been murders here, and numerous drug busts, its decaying artifice contains the stories of a full lifetime of drama, and the day by day passing through of souls ... For one night, its last night of existence, the Bridge Motel will be dressed up and called to shine and dance ... Numerous installation/performance artists have been given full rein the week prior, to transform each dilapidated pocket into whatever they could imagine. The opening evening will reveal the Bridge's final blossom before its inevitable razing. And to top it off, every inch of the motel will be crawling with performance artists, injecting the animation and energy of truly ephemeral art. The stellar roster of artists involved is sure to create a cacophony of sights and sounds to inspire the mind and heart, and give the aging motel a proper dress-up before it's demise ... This night is not to be missed.
I would like to invite you all to a rare and exciting event happening at the Bridge Motel on Saturday, September 15th. Jed Dunkerley, Jason Puccinelli and myself will be holding down room #10 on the second floor, with a performance piece entitled "Deep Space." It is a free event with incredible people involved. It's one night only so mark your calendars and prepare for take off.
You can visit www.motelmotelmotel.com for more information.
Best,
Greg
The Bridge Motel (3650 Bridge Way N, off Aurora, in Fremont) will host a one-night only event to kick off the MOTEL series on 15 September 2007, 5 PM - midnight. Built in 1952 by a retired policeman, the motel has anchored the north end of the infamous Aurora Bridge for decades in welcoming glory. Originally a place frequented by tourists and traveling salesmen, the Bridge Motel has over time become more a place for those living from paycheck to paycheck, and whose lives involve drug use, prostitution, and the like. In the popular imagination, the place embodies and realizes that underbelly, shady side of life's toiling. There has been murders here, and numerous drug busts, its decaying artifice contains the stories of a full lifetime of drama, and the day by day passing through of souls ... For one night, its last night of existence, the Bridge Motel will be dressed up and called to shine and dance ... Numerous installation/performance artists have been given full rein the week prior, to transform each dilapidated pocket into whatever they could imagine. The opening evening will reveal the Bridge's final blossom before its inevitable razing. And to top it off, every inch of the motel will be crawling with performance artists, injecting the animation and energy of truly ephemeral art. The stellar roster of artists involved is sure to create a cacophony of sights and sounds to inspire the mind and heart, and give the aging motel a proper dress-up before it's demise ... This night is not to be missed.
motel #1: site specific performances and installations Where: Bridge Motel, 3650 Bridge Way N When: 15 September, 5 PM – midnight www.motelmotelmotel.com
pinky's @ Toast
pinkologists...
pinky's is THIS SATURDAY. come on down and shake it. disco house,
disco electro and disco breaks. pink til they kick us out.
your friendly djs -
paul rush
paulyD
doctor incredible
see you on saturday! WEAR PINK!
hugs n kisses,
paul
pinky's is THIS SATURDAY. come on down and shake it. disco house,
disco electro and disco breaks. pink til they kick us out.
your friendly djs -
paul rush
paulyD
doctor incredible
see you on saturday! WEAR PINK!
hugs n kisses,
paul
whan: saturday, sept 15th @ 9p whar: tost lounge in fremont wha: small cover as per usual
SAFARI @ Baltic Room
Come celebrate the last days of summer as SunTzu Sound brings you a September loaded with hot business! See you out there!
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SATURDAY : SEPT 15 : The Baltic Room
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SunTzu Sound presents SAFARI
with special guest
/// KID HOPS
[Expansions / Positive Vibrations - KEXP 90.3FM]
http://myspace.com/kidhops
along with residents
/// SUNTZU SOUND
[City Soul - KBCS 91.3FM]
http://www.suntzusound.com
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SATURDAY : SEPT 15 : The Baltic Room
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SunTzu Sound presents SAFARI
with special guest
/// KID HOPS
[Expansions / Positive Vibrations - KEXP 90.3FM]
http://myspace.com/kidhops
along with residents
/// SUNTZU SOUND
[City Soul - KBCS 91.3FM]
http://www.suntzusound.com
/// THE BALTIC ROOM 1207 Pine Street. Capitol Hill. Seattle http://www.thebalticroom.net 9pm / 21+ / $7 / $2.50 Red Stripes / Info@suntzusound for guestlist!
Sunday, 9/16
Thread Show in Fremont
Greetings!
Hi, hope you're doing well. It's already fall again and we're heading into that time when the kiddies go back to school and everyone else starts shopping again. This Sunday is two of the best shows Seattle has to offer, Thread at the Fremont Film Studios and I Heart Rummage at the Crocodile.
I'll have a booth at Thread this time but I won't be able to double up and be at IHR so please come visit me between 11am-6pm in Fremont. This show rocks with an art show from BLVD gallery, tons of independent designers, a discount denim rack from Zebra Club and a wig shop set up by Vain hair salon.
I Heart Rummage will take place this Sunday from 12-4 at the Crocodile Cafe with art and independent designers, brunch and a live dj. check it out, it's always fun.
IHR at the Crocodile Cafe
2200 2nd Ave.
Hope to see you out and about,
Sam Trout
Hi, hope you're doing well. It's already fall again and we're heading into that time when the kiddies go back to school and everyone else starts shopping again. This Sunday is two of the best shows Seattle has to offer, Thread at the Fremont Film Studios and I Heart Rummage at the Crocodile.
I'll have a booth at Thread this time but I won't be able to double up and be at IHR so please come visit me between 11am-6pm in Fremont. This show rocks with an art show from BLVD gallery, tons of independent designers, a discount denim rack from Zebra Club and a wig shop set up by Vain hair salon.
I Heart Rummage will take place this Sunday from 12-4 at the Crocodile Cafe with art and independent designers, brunch and a live dj. check it out, it's always fun.
IHR at the Crocodile Cafe
2200 2nd Ave.
Hope to see you out and about,
Sam Trout
Thread at the Fremont Studios 155 N. 35th St. http://www.threadshow.com for more info. htttp://www.samtrout.com
CHURCH!
Parishioners-
Sunday, September 16, witness the first ever amateur spiritual leader
THROWDOWN!!! at the Georgetown Liquor Company. Diggum spins all the
Soul and Gospel your sinnin heart can stand, and world-famous
preaching entities such as Phill Arensberg, Jordan Schwartz, Dave
Moore, Randy Engstrom, and Fort Dudak will pierce your hearts and lift
your booties with 5-minute installments of the SERMONOFF.
Bible Study will be led by Tiffany and Amber.
Get there by 3 so you don't miss any of the proselytizing on our first topic:
BEGINNINGS.
Sunday, September 16, witness the first ever amateur spiritual leader
THROWDOWN!!! at the Georgetown Liquor Company. Diggum spins all the
Soul and Gospel your sinnin heart can stand, and world-famous
preaching entities such as Phill Arensberg, Jordan Schwartz, Dave
Moore, Randy Engstrom, and Fort Dudak will pierce your hearts and lift
your booties with 5-minute installments of the SERMONOFF.
Bible Study will be led by Tiffany and Amber.
Get there by 3 so you don't miss any of the proselytizing on our first topic:
BEGINNINGS.
5501 - B Airport Way S. (behind ArtCore Studios) http://www.georgetownliquorcompany.com/
Co-Motion @ Buddha Belltown
Jason writes:
Hi, I’m hoping I can get you to put my event in your list of recommendations for Saturday, September 15th. This is our second installment of a night we call “Co-Motion”. The night features DJs J. Schell and Professor Direkt spinning funk, hip hop, and new wave, a fashion show courtesy of MF Magazine, loads of models showcasing the work, plus giveaways, and drink specials. Last time we had a lot of people come; in fact we promise to get the line out the door moving faster this time! It was a great event and if our success continues we plan to make it a Seattle tradition. All of the feedback we got from guests was positive too. Our venue is Buddha Belltown ( 2222 2nd Ave ) and there’s no cover; it starts at 9pm and ends at 2am. Since there was a line last time and we eventually reached capacity, we recommend coming early!
All that put simply:Co-Motion Music | Community | Fashion | Gathering Buddha Belltown: 2222 2nd Ave Saturday, September 15th 9pm-2am MF Magazine, DJ J. Schell, Professor Direkt
Monday, 9/17
Reading of a new screenplay by Bret Fetzer
WHAT: 'A is for Apple', a new screenplay by Bret Fetzer, about a high
school history teacher who has an affair with a student...but he's the one
telling you the story. What can you believe? Is Paul Bryant an ordinary
guy caught up in an extraordinary passion...or a sleazy, predatory,
self-pitying creep?
WHEN: Monday, Sept 17, at 7 pm
WHERE: Seattle Repertory Theatre's PONCHO Forum, 155 Mercert St, Seattle
Center
HOW MUCH: A mere $2
HOW LONG: No more than 90 minutes. Probably shorter. I'm still
finishing it. The reading will be followed by a short feedback session.
(There will be a brief pause twixt reading and feedback to allow those who
wish to leave to do so.)
In plugging the reading of my screenplay, I forgot to include my biggest
selling point, which is the fantastic cast of readers:
Daniel Christensen
Kate Czajkowski
Peggy Gannon
David Goldstein
Bronte Neel
Peter Dylan O'Connor
If that cast doesn't tempt you to come to a narrative-twisting,
gender-bending tale of pedophilia and lower education, I don't know what
will.
Yours,
Bret Fetzer
school history teacher who has an affair with a student...but he's the one
telling you the story. What can you believe? Is Paul Bryant an ordinary
guy caught up in an extraordinary passion...or a sleazy, predatory,
self-pitying creep?
WHEN: Monday, Sept 17, at 7 pm
WHERE: Seattle Repertory Theatre's PONCHO Forum, 155 Mercert St, Seattle
Center
HOW MUCH: A mere $2
HOW LONG: No more than 90 minutes. Probably shorter. I'm still
finishing it. The reading will be followed by a short feedback session.
(There will be a brief pause twixt reading and feedback to allow those who
wish to leave to do so.)
In plugging the reading of my screenplay, I forgot to include my biggest
selling point, which is the fantastic cast of readers:
Daniel Christensen
Kate Czajkowski
Peggy Gannon
David Goldstein
Bronte Neel
Peter Dylan O'Connor
If that cast doesn't tempt you to come to a narrative-twisting,
gender-bending tale of pedophilia and lower education, I don't know what
will.
Yours,
Bret Fetzer
Seattle Repertory Theatre's PONCHO Forum, 155 Mercert St, Seattle Center
Silent Movie Monday @ The Paramount
Seattle Spin writes:
Performances: Silent Movie Monday returns to the Paramount, $12. Only the movie is silent, since they have a big organ to blast out the soundtrack. This is one of those things that's so far out, it's actually in.
Here are the details:
Silent Movie Mondays:
Charlie Chaplin Triple Play - With Dennis James on the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
The Floorwalker (1916)
The Fireman (1916)
The Vagabond (1916)
Charlie Chaplin Triple Play - With Dennis James on the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
The Floorwalker (1916)
The Fireman (1916)
The Vagabond (1916)
The Paramount Theatre Monday September 10, 2007 7:00pm, $12 http://www.theparamount.com/artists/?artist=565
Thursday, 9/20
Slideluck Potshow
Free 7pm http://slideluckpotshow.com/
http://www.myspace.com/slideluckseattle
Where: NW Film Forum
Insubstantial Pageant Faded @ Western Bridge
Please join us for the opening of our fall exhibition Insubstantial
Pageant Faded Thursday, September 20, 7 - 10 pm.
(reception is not for publication)
Insubstantial Pageant Faded Work on themes of decay, time's passage, presence and absence, and
mortality September 21 to December 21
Martin Creed
Trisha Donnelly
Neil Goldberg
Morris Graves
Rachel Harrison
Jeppe Hein
Roger Hiorns
Anthony McCall
Julia Schmidt
Alex Schweder
Dan Webb
Jordan Wolfson
Amir Zaki
Pageant Faded Thursday, September 20, 7 - 10 pm.
(reception is not for publication)
Insubstantial Pageant Faded Work on themes of decay, time's passage, presence and absence, and
mortality September 21 to December 21
Martin Creed
Trisha Donnelly
Neil Goldberg
Morris Graves
Rachel Harrison
Jeppe Hein
Roger Hiorns
Anthony McCall
Julia Schmidt
Alex Schweder
Dan Webb
Jordan Wolfson
Amir Zaki
Western Bridge 3412 Fourth Avenue South Seattle, Washington 206-838-7444 Open Thursday to Saturday, noon to six Directions available at www.westernbridge.org
2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
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THURSDAY : SEPT 20 : Decibel Festival
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/// 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
Sculpture Garden Featuring:
/// OVERCAST ~ Live Set [Canada]
/// PHILIP SHERBURNE ~ DJ Set [PDX, Barcelona]
/// KATE SIMKO ~ Live [US: Chicago]
/// SUNTZU SOUND ~ DJ Set [US: Seattle]
THURSDAY : SEPT 20 : Decibel Festival
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/// 2007 DECIBEL FESTIVAL OPENING GALA EVENT
Sculpture Garden Featuring:
/// OVERCAST ~ Live Set [Canada]
/// PHILIP SHERBURNE ~ DJ Set [PDX, Barcelona]
/// KATE SIMKO ~ Live [US: Chicago]
/// SUNTZU SOUND ~ DJ Set [US: Seattle]
HENRY ART GALLERY 15th Ave NE & NE 41st. U-Dist. Seattle.
http://www.henryart.org/
5pm / $10adv / $12 dos / or free with DB Festival Pass / All Ages
For more info on Decibel Festival 2007 visit: http://www.dbfestival.com/
Don Volcano's Computer Corner.
You have probably already seen this one:
I think Human Tetris (why not just calling it "Hetris") would be a fantastic Burning Man camp theme!
Don Volcano
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