I recently made some changes to my Facebook profile and it looks like Facebook took the liberty of sending out invitations to everybody it found in my Yahoo address book. Please feel free to ignore my invitations. They came from In-Your-Face-book. You can also accept my invitations. I am dying to minute by minute status reports on what you bought in the last 24 hours (I am referring to another In-Your-Face-book "feature" that people have complained about). There won't be a Party Volcano email next week. That's why I am giving you all I have up to Thu 12/27th. Happy Holidays!
Friday, 12/14
10:00 AM FRIDAY AT THE FRYE
6:00 PM Shag @ Roq La Rue Gallery
6:00 PM “Good v. Evil” @ BLVD Gallery
6:00 PM holiday festivities @ McLeod Residence
9:00 PM HULA HULA One Year Anniversary Party
9:00 PM? Brent Amaker and The Rodeo at The High Dive.
Saturday, 12/15
10:00 AM Swank in Bellevue
Noon Open Studio
Noon Guerrilla Masquerade Party SANTARCHY 2007
6ish Santarchy.
9:00 PM? The Black Show at The Little Red Studio.
Sunday, 12/16
Noon I Heart Rummage @ Crocodile Café
Noon Sunday Brunch and Awards @ PUNCH + SOIL
8:00 PM? Galumphia At the Kirkland Performing Arts Center.
8:00 PM Special Screening of A Clockwork Reduction @ NWFF
Monday, 12/17
7:00 PM NWFF Annual Holiday Party
Tuesday, 12/18
8:00 PM? 5 NIGHTS OF THE BLUE SCHOLARS @ Neumos
Wednesday, 12/19
8:00 PM? Earl the Robotic Art Dealer @ The Hideout
Thursday 12/20
8:00 PM? The Dusty 45s @ The Hideout
8:00 PM Blake Lewis Album Release Party at The Showbox
9:00 PM TIG: Tullycraft, Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends
Saturday, 12/22
9:00 PM SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH at Nectar
Sunday, 12/23
7:00 PM One Pot Dinner at the Hideout
Friday, 12/14
FRIDAY AT THE FRYE
http://www.fryeart.org/pages/calendar.htm
Shag @ Roq La Rue Gallery
www.roqlarue.com
“Good v. Evil” @ BLVD Gallery
For more info: http://blvdart.com
holiday festivities @ McLeod Residence
McLeod Residence Holiday Party, 6pm to 12 am, http://www.mcleodresidence.com/calendar
HULA HULA One Year Anniversary Party
http://www.myspace.com/hulahulabar, http://www.myspace.com/shagfan
Brent Amaker and The Rodeo at The High Dive.
John writes:
Subscribe to John's party update: John_Schlick@Hotmail.com
Saturday, 12/15
Swank in Bellevue
Swank, Saturday, December 15th, 2007, Highland Community Center, 14224 Bel-Red Road between 148th and 140th, 10AM - 4PM
Open Studio
Garage of the Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave. E, between Pine and Olive
Sunday Brunch and Awards @ PUNCH + SOIL
www.punchgallery.org, www.soilart.org
Guerrilla Masquerade Party SANTARCHY 2007
More info and photos at http://www.gmpseattle.com/
Santarchy.
John writes:
Subscribe to John's party update: John_Schlick@Hotmail.com
The Black Show at The Little Red Studio.
Seattle Spin writes:
www.littleredstudioseattle.com, http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/18402
Sunday, 12/16
I Heart Rummage @ Crocodile Café
Galumphia At the Kirkland Performing Arts Center.
John writes:
https://www.kpcenter.org/cgi-bin/event.cgi?id=226
Special Screening of A Clockwork Reduction @ NWFF
Northwest Film Forum, https://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/624, http://www.nwfilmforum.org/cinemas/factory.php
Monday, 12/17
NWFF Annual Holiday Party
Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave. Seattle, Washington 98122
Tuesday, 12/18
5 NIGHTS OF THE BLUE SCHOLARS @ Neumos
http://thestranger.com/seattle/Special/TheProgram, Free tickets: info@neumos.com
Wednesday, 12/19
Earl the Robotic Art Dealer @ The Hideout
Greg writes:
www.hideoutseattle.com
Thursday 12/20
The Dusty 45s @ The Hideout
www.hideoutseattle.com
Blake Lewis Album Release Party at The Showbox
The Showbox at The Market, 1426 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
TIG: Tullycraft, Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends
email: tig@threeimaginarygirls.com, web: http://www.threeimaginarygirls.com
Saturday, 12/22
SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH at Nectar
http://www.nectarlounge.com/
Sunday, 12/23
One Pot Dinner at the Hideout
www.hideoutseattle.com
Friday, 12/14
10:00 AM FRIDAY AT THE FRYE
6:00 PM Shag @ Roq La Rue Gallery
6:00 PM “Good v. Evil” @ BLVD Gallery
6:00 PM holiday festivities @ McLeod Residence
9:00 PM HULA HULA One Year Anniversary Party
9:00 PM? Brent Amaker and The Rodeo at The High Dive.
Saturday, 12/15
10:00 AM Swank in Bellevue
Noon Open Studio
Noon Guerrilla Masquerade Party SANTARCHY 2007
6ish Santarchy.
9:00 PM? The Black Show at The Little Red Studio.
Sunday, 12/16
Noon I Heart Rummage @ Crocodile Café
Noon Sunday Brunch and Awards @ PUNCH + SOIL
8:00 PM? Galumphia At the Kirkland Performing Arts Center.
8:00 PM Special Screening of A Clockwork Reduction @ NWFF
Monday, 12/17
7:00 PM NWFF Annual Holiday Party
Tuesday, 12/18
8:00 PM? 5 NIGHTS OF THE BLUE SCHOLARS @ Neumos
Wednesday, 12/19
8:00 PM? Earl the Robotic Art Dealer @ The Hideout
Thursday 12/20
8:00 PM? The Dusty 45s @ The Hideout
8:00 PM Blake Lewis Album Release Party at The Showbox
9:00 PM TIG: Tullycraft, Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends
Saturday, 12/22
9:00 PM SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH at Nectar
Sunday, 12/23
7:00 PM One Pot Dinner at the Hideout
Friday, 12/14
FRIDAY AT THE FRYE
Wrapped in Hugs:Super Size the Love this Holiday Season
10 am till 10pm
Friday at the Frye brings together an array of artistic disciplines in creative, exploratory, and engaging ways. Each quarterly event enlivens the Museum with programs throughout its spaces. For an enhanced social experience, the Museum is open 10 am to 10 pm, with extended café and store hours, plus a cash bar and activities beginning at 7 pm. All activities and admission are free.
Susan Robb Let it Grow. Let it Grow. Let it Grow. Guerrilla gardening seed bombsGretchen Bennett and Kristoffer Kollmer ROCKIOSK Compose a song from a digital music kitThe Schmancy Station featuring Kristen Rask and Made by Moxie Emotion Clots Needle felt sculptures CRITICS WRAP 20077:30 pm, Frye AuditoriumJoin us for the third annual evening of festive and feisty film talk, as a slate of distinguished commentators celebrate the best and castigate the worst of 2007. Panelists joining moderator Robert Horton include Kathleen Murphy (MSN.com, Queen Anne News), Andrew Wright (The Stranger), and Tom Tangney (KIRO-AM).
AN ARTIST’S GUIDE TO HUG
8:30 pm, Frye Galleries
Join artist Alex Schweder in a guided gallery discussion of the exhibition Hug: Recent Work by Patricia Piccinini. Schweder shares his insight of Piccinini’s work and poses questions of how the world we design mirrors our collective fantasies about who we are and who we would like to be.
10 am till 10pm
Friday at the Frye brings together an array of artistic disciplines in creative, exploratory, and engaging ways. Each quarterly event enlivens the Museum with programs throughout its spaces. For an enhanced social experience, the Museum is open 10 am to 10 pm, with extended café and store hours, plus a cash bar and activities beginning at 7 pm. All activities and admission are free.
Susan Robb Let it Grow. Let it Grow. Let it Grow. Guerrilla gardening seed bombsGretchen Bennett and Kristoffer Kollmer ROCKIOSK Compose a song from a digital music kitThe Schmancy Station featuring Kristen Rask and Made by Moxie Emotion Clots Needle felt sculptures CRITICS WRAP 20077:30 pm, Frye AuditoriumJoin us for the third annual evening of festive and feisty film talk, as a slate of distinguished commentators celebrate the best and castigate the worst of 2007. Panelists joining moderator Robert Horton include Kathleen Murphy (MSN.com, Queen Anne News), Andrew Wright (The Stranger), and Tom Tangney (KIRO-AM).
AN ARTIST’S GUIDE TO HUG
8:30 pm, Frye Galleries
Join artist Alex Schweder in a guided gallery discussion of the exhibition Hug: Recent Work by Patricia Piccinini. Schweder shares his insight of Piccinini’s work and poses questions of how the world we design mirrors our collective fantasies about who we are and who we would like to be.
http://www.fryeart.org/pages/calendar.htm
Shag @ Roq La Rue Gallery
Roq La Rue Gallery
presents
Shag- "Motorino"
new paintings and prints
opens Friday December 14th 6-9pm
Roq La Rue is pleased to present a new series of works by Josh Agle aka Shag. Known for his vibrant, retro graphic style, Shag has made a huge name for himself with his blend of pop iconography and mid century modern, cocktail culture sensibilities. Since 1997, Shag has exhibited all over the world and sold out every show he has ever exhibited. His show, entitled "Motorino" is themed around the glamourous image of scooter culture. We will be featuring seven new original paintings, a host of sold out edition prints, and a new series of 5 "Motorino" giclees on canvas. We are thrilled to host his return back to the gallery and will be hosting a blow out party featuring the musical styling of space-surf band the Mercury 4 and the secret agent vibe of DJ Vodka Twist.
We hope you will join us for the party of the year!
presents
Shag- "Motorino"
new paintings and prints
opens Friday December 14th 6-9pm
Roq La Rue is pleased to present a new series of works by Josh Agle aka Shag. Known for his vibrant, retro graphic style, Shag has made a huge name for himself with his blend of pop iconography and mid century modern, cocktail culture sensibilities. Since 1997, Shag has exhibited all over the world and sold out every show he has ever exhibited. His show, entitled "Motorino" is themed around the glamourous image of scooter culture. We will be featuring seven new original paintings, a host of sold out edition prints, and a new series of 5 "Motorino" giclees on canvas. We are thrilled to host his return back to the gallery and will be hosting a blow out party featuring the musical styling of space-surf band the Mercury 4 and the secret agent vibe of DJ Vodka Twist.
We hope you will join us for the party of the year!
Roq La Rue Gallery
"Purveyors Of Fine Pop Surrealism
and Contemporary Art Since '98"
2312 2nd Ave Seattle WA 98121
(206)374-8977
Wens-Sat 1-6pm
www.roqlarue.com
"Purveyors Of Fine Pop Surrealism
and Contemporary Art Since '98"
2312 2nd Ave Seattle WA 98121
(206)374-8977
Wens-Sat 1-6pm
www.roqlarue.com
www.roqlarue.com
“Good v. Evil” @ BLVD Gallery
BLVD Gallery presents
“Good v. Evil”
A Group Show
December 14, 2007 – February 2, 2008
Artist Reception Friday, December 14 6pm - 10pm
BLVD Gallery 2316 2nd ave Seattle Wa 98121
http://www.blvdart.com
BLVD Gallery is proud to present “Good v. Evil”, A group show
featuring work by some of the Northwests finest illustrators. As much a
sociological experiment as an artshow, Artists were asked to make 2
pieces one representing Good the other, of course, Evil. What will be
the preference? Will we see all of the evil snatched up in minutes,
while the good languishes? Possibly the age old question of “What is
Good or Evil?” will be raised. Either way with immeasurable help from
artist Jamie Burton, BLVD will be filled with some of the most
humorous, original, and truly fine examples of the burgeoning community
of illustrators here in the NW.
Featuring work by:
Jamie Burton, Rick Garland, Todd Lovering, Memo Diaz, Jason Zayas, Rich
Miller, Rich Werner, Karin Madan, Anton Bogaty, Bryan Mandronico,
Charlie Lagrecca, Augie Pagan, Son Duong, Lawrence Ruelos, Brandon
Graham, Martin Ontiveros, Tom Dougherty, Tim Swope, Bart Kaufman, Paul
Whitehead, Joe Kresoja, Scott Wiener, James Ma, Rick Klu, Randy Briley,
Kevin Neireiter, Dev Madan, Gene Blakefield, Mike Haney, Aaron Mckinney
“Good v. Evil”
A Group Show
December 14, 2007 – February 2, 2008
Artist Reception Friday, December 14 6pm - 10pm
BLVD Gallery 2316 2nd ave Seattle Wa 98121
http://www.blvdart.com
BLVD Gallery is proud to present “Good v. Evil”, A group show
featuring work by some of the Northwests finest illustrators. As much a
sociological experiment as an artshow, Artists were asked to make 2
pieces one representing Good the other, of course, Evil. What will be
the preference? Will we see all of the evil snatched up in minutes,
while the good languishes? Possibly the age old question of “What is
Good or Evil?” will be raised. Either way with immeasurable help from
artist Jamie Burton, BLVD will be filled with some of the most
humorous, original, and truly fine examples of the burgeoning community
of illustrators here in the NW.
Featuring work by:
Jamie Burton, Rick Garland, Todd Lovering, Memo Diaz, Jason Zayas, Rich
Miller, Rich Werner, Karin Madan, Anton Bogaty, Bryan Mandronico,
Charlie Lagrecca, Augie Pagan, Son Duong, Lawrence Ruelos, Brandon
Graham, Martin Ontiveros, Tom Dougherty, Tim Swope, Bart Kaufman, Paul
Whitehead, Joe Kresoja, Scott Wiener, James Ma, Rick Klu, Randy Briley,
Kevin Neireiter, Dev Madan, Gene Blakefield, Mike Haney, Aaron Mckinney
For more info: http://blvdart.com
holiday festivities @ McLeod Residence
Come partake in holiday festivities this friday from 6pm-all night at
McLeod Residence! Where you will....
See friends!
Get toasty on our special drink to help out our friend Brya Hoffa,
recovering from Guillain-Barre Syndrome!
Cookies!
Have your polaroid taken with Santa and a his elf, Sammy the Dwarf!
Bring a gift for the White Elephant gift exchange!
Get down to the musical stylings of members of Kay Kay and his
weathered underground!
Dress in your holiday finery!
Get kissed under the mistletoe!
Enjoy the festive decorations we put up last night! Soooo sparkly!!!
Plus across the street at 9pm we can go see Strong Killings at the
Redezvous! Whoot!
Can't wait to see you all! What a year it's been!
xoxoxo
-Queen Clam McLeod
McLeod Residence! Where you will....
See friends!
Get toasty on our special drink to help out our friend Brya Hoffa,
recovering from Guillain-Barre Syndrome!
Cookies!
Have your polaroid taken with Santa and a his elf, Sammy the Dwarf!
Bring a gift for the White Elephant gift exchange!
Get down to the musical stylings of members of Kay Kay and his
weathered underground!
Dress in your holiday finery!
Get kissed under the mistletoe!
Enjoy the festive decorations we put up last night! Soooo sparkly!!!
Plus across the street at 9pm we can go see Strong Killings at the
Redezvous! Whoot!
Can't wait to see you all! What a year it's been!
xoxoxo
-Queen Clam McLeod
McLeod Residence Holiday Party, 6pm to 12 am, http://www.mcleodresidence.com/calendar
HULA HULA One Year Anniversary Party
This Saturday drop on by HULA HULA for their One Year Anniversary Party.
We hear that Shag may make an appearance!
Saturday, Dec 15 9PM set time Hula Hula 106 1st Ave N, Seattle
We hear that Shag may make an appearance!
Saturday, Dec 15 9PM set time Hula Hula 106 1st Ave N, Seattle
http://www.myspace.com/hulahulabar, http://www.myspace.com/shagfan
Brent Amaker and The Rodeo at The High Dive.
John writes:
Brent Amaker and The Rodeo at The High Dive.
If you haven't seen Brent, think Johnny Cash, only Dark. Er - Darker. This is a band you don't want to meet in a dark alley unless they are on your side.
If you haven't seen Brent, think Johnny Cash, only Dark. Er - Darker. This is a band you don't want to meet in a dark alley unless they are on your side.
Subscribe to John's party update: John_Schlick@Hotmail.com
Saturday, 12/15
Swank in Bellevue
This the second weekend of Swank (Saturday the 15th). This weekend it's in located in Bellevue on Bell-Red road. Vendor products include clothing, jewelry, personal accessories, health and beauty products, home goods, baby items and paper goods. If you missed last weekend, you might want to check out this weekend
Swank, Saturday, December 15th, 2007, Highland Community Center, 14224 Bel-Red Road between 148th and 140th, 10AM - 4PM
Open Studio
I am having an Open Studio December 14th and 15th with
my friend/studio-mate Joanna Lepore. Come check
out what we've been up to before we lose our lease on
the space!
Hours will be: Friday 6-10 and Saturday Noon-4
We are in the garage of the Richard Hugo House, 1634
11th Ave. E, between Pine and Olive. Right across the
street from Cal Anderson Park. The garage is in the
southeast corner of the parking lot, in case you miss
the signs...
Hope to see you all there, and tell your art-loving
friends!
Your loving friend,
John Karl
my friend/studio-mate Joanna Lepore. Come check
out what we've been up to before we lose our lease on
the space!
Hours will be: Friday 6-10 and Saturday Noon-4
We are in the garage of the Richard Hugo House, 1634
11th Ave. E, between Pine and Olive. Right across the
street from Cal Anderson Park. The garage is in the
southeast corner of the parking lot, in case you miss
the signs...
Hope to see you all there, and tell your art-loving
friends!
Your loving friend,
John Karl
Garage of the Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave. E, between Pine and Olive
Sunday Brunch and Awards @ PUNCH + SOIL
Sunday Brunch and Awards
PUNCH + SOIL International Juried Exhibition
December 16, 2007
12pm–2pm
Two Venues. One Exhibition.
Exhibition Link
In the event you were too busy soaking up the sun and all things cool in Miami last week, we are giving you all another opportunity to step into your goulashes and make it down to the Tashiro-Kaplan building this weekend. That’s right, this Sunday (Dec 16th) we’re asking you to pull yourself out of bed and smear some aloe on that art Basel sunburn to join us for an award ceremony-brunch. Come by and meet Eric Frederickson, the juror for the exhibition. Sip a mimosa or two. Snack on a delicious breakfast pastry. We don’t care whether you’re hipster, hick or hippie, all are welcome to come by and commingle with PUNCH and SOIL members. Corner the juror and demand an explanation as to why you didn't get in the show. And most importantly, join us in announcing the award winners. Both galleries will be open from 12-5pm. The goodies will be served between 12-2pm.
Awards
Juror’s choice: $500
PUNCH choice: $400
SOIL choice: $400
About the Show
PUNCH and SOIL team-up to present the work of 16 artists from across the US and beyond. Nearly 1000 entries were submitted from more than 300 artists. Juried by Eric Fredericksen, director of Western Bridge, this exhibition includes a focused assemblage of photography, video, sculpture, ink on paper, cough drop labels and other mixed media. Themes include spills, spots, piles, trash, smoke, mirrors, bread, sunsets, Jesus, trees, motor homes, and a poodle.
PUNCH + SOIL International Juried Exhibition
December 16, 2007
12pm–2pm
Two Venues. One Exhibition.
Exhibition Link
In the event you were too busy soaking up the sun and all things cool in Miami last week, we are giving you all another opportunity to step into your goulashes and make it down to the Tashiro-Kaplan building this weekend. That’s right, this Sunday (Dec 16th) we’re asking you to pull yourself out of bed and smear some aloe on that art Basel sunburn to join us for an award ceremony-brunch. Come by and meet Eric Frederickson, the juror for the exhibition. Sip a mimosa or two. Snack on a delicious breakfast pastry. We don’t care whether you’re hipster, hick or hippie, all are welcome to come by and commingle with PUNCH and SOIL members. Corner the juror and demand an explanation as to why you didn't get in the show. And most importantly, join us in announcing the award winners. Both galleries will be open from 12-5pm. The goodies will be served between 12-2pm.
Awards
Juror’s choice: $500
PUNCH choice: $400
SOIL choice: $400
About the Show
PUNCH and SOIL team-up to present the work of 16 artists from across the US and beyond. Nearly 1000 entries were submitted from more than 300 artists. Juried by Eric Fredericksen, director of Western Bridge, this exhibition includes a focused assemblage of photography, video, sculpture, ink on paper, cough drop labels and other mixed media. Themes include spills, spots, piles, trash, smoke, mirrors, bread, sunsets, Jesus, trees, motor homes, and a poodle.
www.punchgallery.org, www.soilart.org
Guerrilla Masquerade Party SANTARCHY 2007
Hey Santa-rrillas!
Less than a week stands between you and Santarchy Seattle... Are you ready for the Christmas Chaos? Got your red and white suit? Some candy canes or mutant toys to give out? Have you been practicing your caroling?
I bet you've been wondering where to show up and what the Santarchy Planners have in store for you. Santa has a full day ahead of him:
At Noon on Saturday, December 15th we'll be joining up with the rest of the Santas at the Blue Star Cafe in Wallingford. We'll stumble and weave our way through the many fine establishments along 45th to the U-District's fabulous Hotel Deca, then board chartered (burner) buses to Georgetown. Santa's itinerary is simple, and subject to deviation. Like Santa.
* Noonish: Blue Star Cafe & Pub - 4512 Stone Way N; MAP
* 6ish: Board the Bus in Parking lot behind the hotel Deca - 45th & Brooklyn Ave NE; MAP
* 8ish: 9 lb Hammer - 6009 Airport Way S; MAP
* Drunkish: Corner of Fall and Down
If you can't meet Santa at noon, you can get his whereabouts up-to-the-minute via Dodgeball: http://www.dodgebal l.com/. Add "Ivan C." as your friend.
SPECIAL SANTA INFO ABOUT SPECIAL SANTA FUN:
* Stuff a pillow under your coat. Word is, the Pillow Fight Club is gunning for Santa! http://tribes. tribe.net/ seattlepillowfig htclub
* Bring a boom box. Santa's been invited to participate in loud, ambient ART. http://www.unsilent night.com
* Bring $5 to ride the Santa bus(es) from the U-District to Georgetown. Your $5 gets you a collectible laminated bus pass, which features convenient taxicab phone numbers, for the long, vomitous ride home.
* Print out your very own copy of the Santarchy Carol Book http://santarchy. com/other/ santacon- carol-book. pdf
So pull your Santa Self together and we'll see you Saturday!
Less than a week stands between you and Santarchy Seattle... Are you ready for the Christmas Chaos? Got your red and white suit? Some candy canes or mutant toys to give out? Have you been practicing your caroling?
I bet you've been wondering where to show up and what the Santarchy Planners have in store for you. Santa has a full day ahead of him:
At Noon on Saturday, December 15th we'll be joining up with the rest of the Santas at the Blue Star Cafe in Wallingford. We'll stumble and weave our way through the many fine establishments along 45th to the U-District's fabulous Hotel Deca, then board chartered (burner) buses to Georgetown. Santa's itinerary is simple, and subject to deviation. Like Santa.
* Noonish: Blue Star Cafe & Pub - 4512 Stone Way N; MAP
* 6ish: Board the Bus in Parking lot behind the hotel Deca - 45th & Brooklyn Ave NE; MAP
* 8ish: 9 lb Hammer - 6009 Airport Way S; MAP
* Drunkish: Corner of Fall and Down
If you can't meet Santa at noon, you can get his whereabouts up-to-the-minute via Dodgeball: http://www.dodgebal l.com/. Add "Ivan C." as your friend.
SPECIAL SANTA INFO ABOUT SPECIAL SANTA FUN:
* Stuff a pillow under your coat. Word is, the Pillow Fight Club is gunning for Santa! http://tribes. tribe.net/ seattlepillowfig htclub
* Bring a boom box. Santa's been invited to participate in loud, ambient ART. http://www.unsilent night.com
* Bring $5 to ride the Santa bus(es) from the U-District to Georgetown. Your $5 gets you a collectible laminated bus pass, which features convenient taxicab phone numbers, for the long, vomitous ride home.
* Print out your very own copy of the Santarchy Carol Book http://santarchy. com/other/ santacon- carol-book. pdf
So pull your Santa Self together and we'll see you Saturday!
More info and photos at http://www.gmpseattle.com/
Santarchy.
John writes:
Santarchy. Dress up like Santa and party with hundereds of drunken Santas. Here is the official link to the event:
http://seattle.tribe.net/event/SantaconSantarchy-Seattle-2007/seattle-wa/6ad881c3-e2a2-47e5-ac6d-97e11e5cc6f2
Santacon/Santarchy debauchery begins on Saturday, December 15, 2007! And Santa's been holding it in allllll year!
Santa begins at noon at the Blue Star Cafe in Wallingford, stumbles and weaves his way through the many fine establishments along 45th to the U-District's fabulous Hotel Deca, then boards chartered (burner) buses to Georgetown. More details below!
Stuff a pillow under your coat. Word is, the Pillow Fight Club is gunning for Santa! tribes.tribe.net/seattlepillowfightclub
Bring a boom box. Santa's been invited to participate in loud, ambient ART. www.unsilentnight.com
Bring $5 to ride the Santa bus(es) from the U-District to Georgetown. Your $5 gets you a collectible laminated bus pass, which features convenient taxicab phone numbers, for the long, vomitous ride home.
Get Santa's whereabouts up-to-the-minute via Dodgeball: www.dodgeball.com/
Add "Ivan C." as your friend.
(Some are having trouble finding "Ivan C." on www.dodgeball.com which is important because this is an internet text-messaging service that can let us Santas keep track of each other's movements. If you haven't done so already, please take a second to sign up up at the site (it's free) and use this alternate info to find another Santa:
first name: Santa last name: Rchy email: mofonsanta@hotmail.com)
http://seattle.tribe.net/event/SantaconSantarchy-Seattle-2007/seattle-wa/6ad881c3-e2a2-47e5-ac6d-97e11e5cc6f2
Santacon/Santarchy debauchery begins on Saturday, December 15, 2007! And Santa's been holding it in allllll year!
Santa begins at noon at the Blue Star Cafe in Wallingford, stumbles and weaves his way through the many fine establishments along 45th to the U-District's fabulous Hotel Deca, then boards chartered (burner) buses to Georgetown. More details below!
Stuff a pillow under your coat. Word is, the Pillow Fight Club is gunning for Santa! tribes.tribe.net/seattlepillowfightclub
Bring a boom box. Santa's been invited to participate in loud, ambient ART. www.unsilentnight.com
Bring $5 to ride the Santa bus(es) from the U-District to Georgetown. Your $5 gets you a collectible laminated bus pass, which features convenient taxicab phone numbers, for the long, vomitous ride home.
Get Santa's whereabouts up-to-the-minute via Dodgeball: www.dodgeball.com/
Add "Ivan C." as your friend.
(Some are having trouble finding "Ivan C." on www.dodgeball.com which is important because this is an internet text-messaging service that can let us Santas keep track of each other's movements. If you haven't done so already, please take a second to sign up up at the site (it's free) and use this alternate info to find another Santa:
first name: Santa last name: Rchy email: mofonsanta@hotmail.com)
Santa's itinerary is simple, and subject to deviation. Like Santa.
Noonish: Blue Star Cafe & Pub 4512 Stone Way N
6ish: Board the Bus Parking lot behind the hotel Deca 45th & Brooklyn Ave NE
8ish: 9 lb Hammer 6009 Airport Way S
Noonish: Blue Star Cafe & Pub 4512 Stone Way N
6ish: Board the Bus Parking lot behind the hotel Deca 45th & Brooklyn Ave NE
8ish: 9 lb Hammer 6009 Airport Way S
Subscribe to John's party update: John_Schlick@Hotmail.com
The Black Show at The Little Red Studio.
Seattle Spin writes:
Performance: The Black Show, Dec 15th, $30, by those purveyors of eroticism at Little Red Studio . This is a little bit of an opera storyline; the gods attempting to achieve an erotic connection with the humans, as if this should be much of a problem. This Little Red Studio stuff is 70% observational and 30% participatory.
www.littleredstudioseattle.com, http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/18402
Sunday, 12/16
I Heart Rummage @ Crocodile Café
One of my favorite holiday traditions is coming to an end, the madness, the brunch, the creativity and the wonderful people. After five years of I Heart Rummage this is the last time it will be at the Crocodile Cafe. I can remember the first year we held it there and the madness that ensued, right then and there we new we were part of something special. As the years passed on, the crafter/fashion scene grew until what it is today with imitation shows across the nation. I Heart Rummage was one of the first to branch forward with its unique urban aesthetic.
Fear not, the show is not ending, it's only changing homes and with it will surely come some changes. Where it's going no one knows but I'll let you know as soon as the new home is found.
Come to the Crocodile Cafe for one last I Heart Rummage in the this location and share with me one of my favorite holiday traditions.
Fear not, the show is not ending, it's only changing homes and with it will surely come some changes. Where it's going no one knows but I'll let you know as soon as the new home is found.
Come to the Crocodile Cafe for one last I Heart Rummage in the this location and share with me one of my favorite holiday traditions.
I Heart Rummage
Sunday December 15th
Crocodile Cafe
2200 2nd Ave.
12-4pm
www.iheartrummage.comSunday December 15th
Crocodile Cafe
2200 2nd Ave.
12-4pm
Galumphia At the Kirkland Performing Arts Center.
John writes:
Galumphia At the Kirkland Performing Arts Center.
Dec 16th, $25. A trio of dudes do all of this body part mingling stuff to delivery head scratching, "How did they do that?" jumbles of body architecture. Acrobatics combine with body physics, along with other theater elements, for choreography too extreme for the dance floor.
https://www.kpcenter.org/cgi-bin/event.cgi?id=226
Special Screening of A Clockwork Reduction @ NWFF
Seattle School & The Northwest Film Forum present
A Clockwork Reduction
WHERE - Northwest Film Forum
WHEN - 8 PM, 14 & 15 DEC
Special Screening - 8 PM, 16 DEC
HOW MUCH - $15 / $12 NWFF members
Special Screening FREE with stubs from Fri or Sat
Advance tix from Brown Paper Tickets or 800-838-3006
FEATURING:
Virginia Bogert - "Tootie Pie"
Sue Corcoran - "She's a Dog"
Daniel Gildark - "Cthulhu"
Kris Kristensen - "Inheritance"
Christian Palmer - "Forcefields"
Lynn Shelton - "We Go Way Back"
WITH:
Rob Millis - Climax Golden Twins
Jacob Stone - Punch Drunk Productions
Kris Moon - Fourthcity
AND:
Aaron Allshouse, JD Barton, Kyle Bliss, Danielle Gibeson, Dustin Kemp, Abby Klein, Caitlin Ngo, and more ...
A Clockwork Reduction
Seattle School
Northwest Film Forum
Don't miss the oddest, most convoluted attempt at redefining filmmaking to ever take place in the annals of movie history and/or cine-rumor ever! I said EVER! A Clockwork Reduction promises to court a wee too close to ludicrous fiasco, while wantonly daring chaos, and then brazenly concluding with waffles. I said WAFFLES!
Sure. You can go to www.AClockworkReduction.com to get the 411 and try to wrap your silly noggin around the implications/theories of this monster, but that's just plain folly. That's climbing Everest, shorty. Just trust me blindly and GO. It's much easier. You'll get there and be like all "whaa?!?..." and get sucker punched in the throat of awe - and by throat of awe, I mean you'll be filling your lady Hanes with glee. Uncontrollable, unfathomable glee. And then Nurse Ratchet's all "time for meds" and you're like "no one's the boss of me!" and she's like "don't go there" and you throw a frikn fountain out the window. Say what? I KNOW! That's exactly how crazy off the hizzy this show's gonna be.
AND! The Sunday screening will get you inside the heads of the creators. We'll screen both nights films simultaneously and do live commentary over it DVD style. But like I said, we may just end up chattin about The Hills or iPhone backlash or something.
A Clockwork Reduction
WHERE - Northwest Film Forum
WHEN - 8 PM, 14 & 15 DEC
Special Screening - 8 PM, 16 DEC
HOW MUCH - $15 / $12 NWFF members
Special Screening FREE with stubs from Fri or Sat
Advance tix from Brown Paper Tickets or 800-838-3006
FEATURING:
Virginia Bogert - "Tootie Pie"
Sue Corcoran - "She's a Dog"
Daniel Gildark - "Cthulhu"
Kris Kristensen - "Inheritance"
Christian Palmer - "Forcefields"
Lynn Shelton - "We Go Way Back"
WITH:
Rob Millis - Climax Golden Twins
Jacob Stone - Punch Drunk Productions
Kris Moon - Fourthcity
AND:
Aaron Allshouse, JD Barton, Kyle Bliss, Danielle Gibeson, Dustin Kemp, Abby Klein, Caitlin Ngo, and more ...
A Clockwork Reduction
Seattle School
Northwest Film Forum
Don't miss the oddest, most convoluted attempt at redefining filmmaking to ever take place in the annals of movie history and/or cine-rumor ever! I said EVER! A Clockwork Reduction promises to court a wee too close to ludicrous fiasco, while wantonly daring chaos, and then brazenly concluding with waffles. I said WAFFLES!
Sure. You can go to www.AClockworkReduction.com to get the 411 and try to wrap your silly noggin around the implications/theories of this monster, but that's just plain folly. That's climbing Everest, shorty. Just trust me blindly and GO. It's much easier. You'll get there and be like all "whaa?!?..." and get sucker punched in the throat of awe - and by throat of awe, I mean you'll be filling your lady Hanes with glee. Uncontrollable, unfathomable glee. And then Nurse Ratchet's all "time for meds" and you're like "no one's the boss of me!" and she's like "don't go there" and you throw a frikn fountain out the window. Say what? I KNOW! That's exactly how crazy off the hizzy this show's gonna be.
AND! The Sunday screening will get you inside the heads of the creators. We'll screen both nights films simultaneously and do live commentary over it DVD style. But like I said, we may just end up chattin about The Hills or iPhone backlash or something.
Northwest Film Forum, https://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/624, http://www.nwfilmforum.org/cinemas/factory.php
Monday, 12/17
NWFF Annual Holiday Party
Presented by Northwest Film Forum, Three Dollar Bill Cinema, and Longhouse Media
The sun is setting at 4:15pm, so it must be time for our annual Holiday Party!
This year's celebration features
* DJ Notorious N. O. G. playing a night of mashups and forgotten holiday musical disasters
* The Trouble at Home Blues Band
* Vintage holiday TV shows
* Back alley dreidel games
* Your favorite film critic as Santa!
FREE! Bring your friends!
The sun is setting at 4:15pm, so it must be time for our annual Holiday Party!
This year's celebration features
* DJ Notorious N. O. G. playing a night of mashups and forgotten holiday musical disasters
* The Trouble at Home Blues Band
* Vintage holiday TV shows
* Back alley dreidel games
* Your favorite film critic as Santa!
FREE! Bring your friends!
Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave. Seattle, Washington 98122
Tuesday, 12/18
5 NIGHTS OF THE BLUE SCHOLARS @ Neumos
5 NIGHTS OF THE BLUE SCHOLARS!!
The Blue Scholars are presenting a very special showcase at Neumos next week - December 18-22. "The Program" features five nights of Blue Scholars performances, joined each evening by a variety of exciting Hip Hop artists and DJs in the Northwest - including Common Market, Vitamin D, The Saturday Knights, Khingz, B-Mello, Dyme Def, Cancer Rising, Unexpected Arrival, blesOne and many more favorites.
The Stranger has dedicated all of the features in it's music section this week to talking about the on -fire Northwest hip hop scene. Check out the articles about northwest hip-hop, and also visit the Stranger's page dedicated to The Program where you can read about all the artists performing at the festival, listen to their music, get the full schedule and watch their videos.
TICKET GIVEAWAYS!
We are giving away four 5-day passes that get you into ALL the nights of The Program to the first four people to write info@neumos.com. Also, come early each night! The first twenty-five people in the door also get a free ticket to the Gabriel Teodros & Khingz show at Neumos on January 10th. See you on Tuesday!
The Blue Scholars are presenting a very special showcase at Neumos next week - December 18-22. "The Program" features five nights of Blue Scholars performances, joined each evening by a variety of exciting Hip Hop artists and DJs in the Northwest - including Common Market, Vitamin D, The Saturday Knights, Khingz, B-Mello, Dyme Def, Cancer Rising, Unexpected Arrival, blesOne and many more favorites.
The Stranger has dedicated all of the features in it's music section this week to talking about the on -fire Northwest hip hop scene. Check out the articles about northwest hip-hop, and also visit the Stranger's page dedicated to The Program where you can read about all the artists performing at the festival, listen to their music, get the full schedule and watch their videos.
TICKET GIVEAWAYS!
We are giving away four 5-day passes that get you into ALL the nights of The Program to the first four people to write info@neumos.com. Also, come early each night! The first twenty-five people in the door also get a free ticket to the Gabriel Teodros & Khingz show at Neumos on January 10th. See you on Tuesday!
http://thestranger.com/seattle/Special/TheProgram, Free tickets: info@neumos.com
Wednesday, 12/19
Earl the Robotic Art Dealer @ The Hideout
Greg writes:
Dear Friends,
I'll be the first to admit it, 2007 was a strange year. It was equal parts good and bad, equal parts fun and stress, equal parts satisfaction and regret. It was a strange year like a great wine that was on the verge of souring, strange like a really good sad movie or a great party followed with a terrible hangover. It was one of those years that makes you scratch your head and wonder if it was good at all. Or bad at all. It was a technicolor rainbow of every conceivable emotion. And in that sense, I guess one could say that is what life is. Bland is not a word that I will associate with 2007. It was anything but bland.
I don't like hung jury's or ties or uncertainty. I like to say that a year rocked or a year sucked big. And right now, I'm kind of on the fence. I have a hundred pounds of shit on one side of the scale and a hundred pounds of chocolate on the other, and with my vision, I can't always tell which is which. I'm looking for these scales to tip. It would drive me crazy to end the year with this kind of balance. And I'm not so much of a fatalist as to vote for a bad year. I truly want 2007 to end with a bang and eclipse any uncertainty between the good and the bad.
So we are going to try our hardest at the Hideout to tip the scales and press a little harder on the pedal. Selfishly, we want 2007 to end with a bang, and selfishly, we want you to join us.
Example #1 - Wednesday, December 19th - Earl the Robotic Art Dealer
As some of you might have noticed, the jukebox is gone and a big white square has taken its place. What, you ask is under this sheet? A robot. And not your average robot either. This is a state of the art, high tech, Robotic Art Dealer. His name is Earl. And he is pregnant with the most interesting, diverse selection of two and three dimensional works, that some may call a one stop shop for the whole family. Earl holds a ton of art, accepts 1s, 5s, 10s and 20s, and will gladly spit something out for you right on the spot. It is a great drunken impulse purchase, with no risk of remorse because it is filled with treasure. Artists include Jesse Edwards, Jennifer McNeely, Jim Blanchard, Kathy Kim, Steven Miller, Joey Veltcamp, James Jaxxa, Dylan Neuwirth, Jessixa and Aaron Bagley, the list just goes on and on. Earl the Robotic Art Dispenser stands alone in the Seattle contemporary art scene and once you see his selection, you'll know he is here to dominate. Please join us on Wednesday to help usher in a new era of art commerce. Price: Free.
I'll be the first to admit it, 2007 was a strange year. It was equal parts good and bad, equal parts fun and stress, equal parts satisfaction and regret. It was a strange year like a great wine that was on the verge of souring, strange like a really good sad movie or a great party followed with a terrible hangover. It was one of those years that makes you scratch your head and wonder if it was good at all. Or bad at all. It was a technicolor rainbow of every conceivable emotion. And in that sense, I guess one could say that is what life is. Bland is not a word that I will associate with 2007. It was anything but bland.
I don't like hung jury's or ties or uncertainty. I like to say that a year rocked or a year sucked big. And right now, I'm kind of on the fence. I have a hundred pounds of shit on one side of the scale and a hundred pounds of chocolate on the other, and with my vision, I can't always tell which is which. I'm looking for these scales to tip. It would drive me crazy to end the year with this kind of balance. And I'm not so much of a fatalist as to vote for a bad year. I truly want 2007 to end with a bang and eclipse any uncertainty between the good and the bad.
So we are going to try our hardest at the Hideout to tip the scales and press a little harder on the pedal. Selfishly, we want 2007 to end with a bang, and selfishly, we want you to join us.
Example #1 - Wednesday, December 19th - Earl the Robotic Art Dealer
As some of you might have noticed, the jukebox is gone and a big white square has taken its place. What, you ask is under this sheet? A robot. And not your average robot either. This is a state of the art, high tech, Robotic Art Dealer. His name is Earl. And he is pregnant with the most interesting, diverse selection of two and three dimensional works, that some may call a one stop shop for the whole family. Earl holds a ton of art, accepts 1s, 5s, 10s and 20s, and will gladly spit something out for you right on the spot. It is a great drunken impulse purchase, with no risk of remorse because it is filled with treasure. Artists include Jesse Edwards, Jennifer McNeely, Jim Blanchard, Kathy Kim, Steven Miller, Joey Veltcamp, James Jaxxa, Dylan Neuwirth, Jessixa and Aaron Bagley, the list just goes on and on. Earl the Robotic Art Dispenser stands alone in the Seattle contemporary art scene and once you see his selection, you'll know he is here to dominate. Please join us on Wednesday to help usher in a new era of art commerce. Price: Free.
www.hideoutseattle.com
Thursday 12/20
The Dusty 45s @ The Hideout
Example #2 - Thursday, December 20th - The Dusty 45s
Yes, Billy Joe and crew are back for a south of the border, tequila drinking Christmas party. If there was a door charge we would offer a money back guarantee. It is so good and so fun that you'll forget about your upcoming family obligations, the last minute shopping and the state of the union. Throw back a few shots, grab a dance partner and flip your middle finger to a functional Friday. These guys play so hard and fast that you can't help but smile and think that things aren't so bad. Not so bad at all. It's an up close and personal evening with the Dusty 45s and if you think I'm exaggerating, well, then you've never seen them at the Hideout. Price: Free
Yes, Billy Joe and crew are back for a south of the border, tequila drinking Christmas party. If there was a door charge we would offer a money back guarantee. It is so good and so fun that you'll forget about your upcoming family obligations, the last minute shopping and the state of the union. Throw back a few shots, grab a dance partner and flip your middle finger to a functional Friday. These guys play so hard and fast that you can't help but smile and think that things aren't so bad. Not so bad at all. It's an up close and personal evening with the Dusty 45s and if you think I'm exaggerating, well, then you've never seen them at the Hideout. Price: Free
www.hideoutseattle.com
Blake Lewis Album Release Party at The Showbox
Blake Lewis returns to Seattle Dec 20 for Album Release Party
To celebrate the release of his new album "Audio Daydream", American Idol's most original finalist Blake Lewis returns to Seattle's Showbox next Thursday December 20th. After an incredibly busy schedule this week where Lewis will appear on Entertainment Tonight, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Action Sports Championship on CBS, Blake will join up with his long time hometown friends in Mob Law and Doxology for a special hometown show. Blake was the #1 Artist on AOL.com last week and his album is outselling Idol winner Jordin Sparks at outlets like iTunes and Amazon.com. "Audio Daydream" is receiving great reviews from the likes of People Magazine (3 out of 4 stars), New York Daily News ("...the most distinctive sound ever to come from an "Idol" star...the best album by any "Idol" alum yet.") and USA Today.
Blake will be backed at the Showbox by his band A.D.D. which features Blake himself on Guitar, keyboard and Loop Pedals, KJ (Quantize) Sawka on Drums/Sampling, Kent Halvorsen on Keys/Sampling/Trumpet, Johnny Nails on Guitar/FX and Jeremy Lightfoot on bass.
To celebrate the release of his new album "Audio Daydream", American Idol's most original finalist Blake Lewis returns to Seattle's Showbox next Thursday December 20th. After an incredibly busy schedule this week where Lewis will appear on Entertainment Tonight, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Action Sports Championship on CBS, Blake will join up with his long time hometown friends in Mob Law and Doxology for a special hometown show. Blake was the #1 Artist on AOL.com last week and his album is outselling Idol winner Jordin Sparks at outlets like iTunes and Amazon.com. "Audio Daydream" is receiving great reviews from the likes of People Magazine (3 out of 4 stars), New York Daily News ("...the most distinctive sound ever to come from an "Idol" star...the best album by any "Idol" alum yet.") and USA Today.
Blake will be backed at the Showbox by his band A.D.D. which features Blake himself on Guitar, keyboard and Loop Pedals, KJ (Quantize) Sawka on Drums/Sampling, Kent Halvorsen on Keys/Sampling/Trumpet, Johnny Nails on Guitar/FX and Jeremy Lightfoot on bass.
Thursday December 20
BLAKE LEWIS and his band A.D.D.
With special guests
MOB LAW
DOXOLOGY
DJ Hyperfunk
$15.00 advance at Ticketmaster.com
ALL AGES
8pm Doors
The Showbox at The Market
1426 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12
BLAKE LEWIS and his band A.D.D.
With special guests
MOB LAW
DOXOLOGY
DJ Hyperfunk
$15.00 advance at Ticketmaster.com
ALL AGES
8pm Doors
The Showbox at The Market
1426 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12
The Showbox at The Market, 1426 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
TIG: Tullycraft, Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends
Greetings!
Santa John Roderick!Just when we thought the Imaginary Showcase marking the holidays / imaginary Liz's birthday couldn't get any more spectacular, we have just learned that John Roderick (The Long Winters, dapper man about town) is going to be our Indie Rock Santa!
We'll even have a complete holiday-themed throne for our dear St. Nick/John and the lovely and super talented Laura Musselman on hand to take free photos of you and Santa for your mantel.
Here's more details on the show (which benefits Treehouse for Kids). Mark your calendar! We need you there to ring in the holidays properly!
Join us Thursday, Dec 20, 2007 at the Crocodile for a fabulous night of music from:
Tullycraft
Tullycraft's latest album has been heralded by critics and commoners alike for its swift kicks of cuddly indie-pop and wit. They bring on the dancing horses and good times live too. As Pitchfork wrote, "Tullycraft kick[s] some twee ass."
Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends!
The night is extra special as Rachel Flotard {Visqueen} & Jon Rauhouse {Neko Case} are joining forces with a gaggle of superhero friends {Bill Herzog, Mark Pickerel, and Paul Rigby} to give us a set of holiday tunes, their regulars, and hilarity.
Your Favorite Book
YFB specializes in candid Weakerthans melodies, bookish John Linnell-esque nasal vocals, and early Mountain Goats lo-fi acoustic guitar strums. This show will be a rare performance from this elusive character who usually opts to shuffle his music with crafty handmade cd releases and small, underground shows.
Jingles and mistletoes,
*three imaginary girls*
Santa John Roderick!Just when we thought the Imaginary Showcase marking the holidays / imaginary Liz's birthday couldn't get any more spectacular, we have just learned that John Roderick (The Long Winters, dapper man about town) is going to be our Indie Rock Santa!
We'll even have a complete holiday-themed throne for our dear St. Nick/John and the lovely and super talented Laura Musselman on hand to take free photos of you and Santa for your mantel.
Here's more details on the show (which benefits Treehouse for Kids). Mark your calendar! We need you there to ring in the holidays properly!
Join us Thursday, Dec 20, 2007 at the Crocodile for a fabulous night of music from:
Tullycraft
Tullycraft's latest album has been heralded by critics and commoners alike for its swift kicks of cuddly indie-pop and wit. They bring on the dancing horses and good times live too. As Pitchfork wrote, "Tullycraft kick[s] some twee ass."
Rachel Flotard & Jon Rauhouse and friends!
The night is extra special as Rachel Flotard {Visqueen} & Jon Rauhouse {Neko Case} are joining forces with a gaggle of superhero friends {Bill Herzog, Mark Pickerel, and Paul Rigby} to give us a set of holiday tunes, their regulars, and hilarity.
Your Favorite Book
YFB specializes in candid Weakerthans melodies, bookish John Linnell-esque nasal vocals, and early Mountain Goats lo-fi acoustic guitar strums. This show will be a rare performance from this elusive character who usually opts to shuffle his music with crafty handmade cd releases and small, underground shows.
Jingles and mistletoes,
*three imaginary girls*
email: tig@threeimaginarygirls.com, web: http://www.threeimaginarygirls.com
Saturday, 12/22
SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH at Nectar
Saturday Dec 22 at Nectar in Fremont for a Holiday Extravaganza Show!!!
"SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH" with special guests The Mercury 4 and
The Verb playing surfed up Xmas tunes. The lovely Tangerine Tonic GO-G0
dancers and DJ's Vodka Tonic, Double-O S.O.U.L. and EZ Action. Spiked
punch and eggnog drink specials all night long. Christmas sweater contest
with prizes and much more!!!
http://www.nectarlounge.com/
http://www.myspace.com/theverb
http://www.myspace.com/themercuryfour
http://www.myspace.com/lushymusic
http://www.myspace.com/youit77
http://www.swellpictures.com/
"SURFED-UP LOUNGEY HOLIDAY BASH" with special guests The Mercury 4 and
The Verb playing surfed up Xmas tunes. The lovely Tangerine Tonic GO-G0
dancers and DJ's Vodka Tonic, Double-O S.O.U.L. and EZ Action. Spiked
punch and eggnog drink specials all night long. Christmas sweater contest
with prizes and much more!!!
http://www.nectarlounge.com/
http://www.myspace.com/theverb
http://www.myspace.com/themercuryfour
http://www.myspace.com/lushymusic
http://www.myspace.com/youit77
http://www.swellpictures.com/
http://www.nectarlounge.com/
Sunday, 12/23
One Pot Dinner at the Hideout
Example #3 - Sunday, December 23rd - One Pot Dinner at the Hideout
There used to be a time that everyone in Seattle was from Seattle. Really. Now days it's a little harder to find a local, a little harder to pull together a group of friends close to the holidays. Well, for all of you sticking around this holiday, we invite you to a very special dinning event at the hideout. We pull the cocktail tables aside, set up a 22 foot dining table against the settee and arrange a 30 person dinner party. It would be one thing if it just looked cool, and something all together different if the food was nothing short of extraordinary. Introduce the culinary genius of Michael Hebberoy and his traveling, unconventional One Pot manifesto (www.onepot.org) and you have an unforgettable evening of great food, great conversation and great drink. With only 30 seatings, these events sell out faster than a Van Halen concert (circa 1981) so we present it first come first serve. Email us at: hideout@vital5productions.com and please limit your party to you and one guest. The price is $40.00 per person + gratuity + drink, but the memory is priceless.
There used to be a time that everyone in Seattle was from Seattle. Really. Now days it's a little harder to find a local, a little harder to pull together a group of friends close to the holidays. Well, for all of you sticking around this holiday, we invite you to a very special dinning event at the hideout. We pull the cocktail tables aside, set up a 22 foot dining table against the settee and arrange a 30 person dinner party. It would be one thing if it just looked cool, and something all together different if the food was nothing short of extraordinary. Introduce the culinary genius of Michael Hebberoy and his traveling, unconventional One Pot manifesto (www.onepot.org) and you have an unforgettable evening of great food, great conversation and great drink. With only 30 seatings, these events sell out faster than a Van Halen concert (circa 1981) so we present it first come first serve. Email us at: hideout@vital5productions.com and please limit your party to you and one guest. The price is $40.00 per person + gratuity + drink, but the memory is priceless.
www.hideoutseattle.com
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