| Wed-Feb03 -- Tue-Mar02 |
| WTF? Wednesdays! February 3 - 17, 2010 This quarter, Wednesdays in February are devoted to recent explorations in experimental cinema, focusing on three American filmmakers whose recent work represents major trends in durational cinema, hand-painted filmmaking and films that blur the line between abstract and documentary. It is rare for works such as these to find much play outside of the festival circuit, but we felt strongly that these films should see the light (or in our case cloudy light) of Seattle’s day. RR Seattle Premiere Feb 03, 2010 (James Benning, USA, 2008, 16mm, 111 min) In 1895, the first film audience ever reportedly ran screaming from the theater during the Lumiere brothers’ The Arrival of a Train. Although today’s moviegoers may be more comfortable with train footage, James Benning’s RR promises a unique kind of cinematic experience for audiences. When It Was Blue Seattle Premiere Feb 10, 2010 (Jennifer Reeves, 2008, USA, DigiBeta, 60 min) Jennifer Reeves’s epic, years-in-the-making When It Was Blue presents an experience of a world that is both visceral and fleeting. Photographed in 16mm over many years in various waters and terrains, an elaborate montage connects diverse ecosystems spanning from the northeastern USA, to Iceland, Canada’s Pacific coast, New Zealand and Central America. O’er The Land Seattle premiere Feb 17, 2010 (Deborah Stratman, 2008, USA, 16mm, 52 min) O’er the Land is Deborah Stratman’s meditation on freedom and technological approaches to manifest destiny. She captures the marching-band battle cries of the country with a strong, controlled tone that proves its point but is also extremely playful. |
| Fri-Feb05 -- Thu-Feb11 | 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM |
| Awesome Land: Women of Dirt Featuring the bicycle stylings of Tammy Donahugh, Stephanie Nychka, Cierra Smith, Emily Johnston, Lisa Myklak, Jill Kintner, Leana Gerrard, Dawn Cashen, Katrina Strand, Kathy Pruitt, and Darcy Turenne, Awesome Land: Women Of Dirt is a unique look into the world of Downhill Racing, Dirt Jumping and Freeriding. This film looks through the eyes of the wondrous women that have helped grow the sport of Gravity Mountain Biking with their strength and courage. Other mountain bike films have overlooked these vibrant and dedicated women but no longer! Awesome Land: Women Of Dirt celebrates the mountain bike while celebrating the women who love them. A beautiful and energetic film that opens a window into an awesome world.   |
| Tue-Feb09 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Tuesdays 3-6; PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - we do not always change the DIY calendar right away when the schedule changes, and we do not change this calendar for week-by-week cancellations. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Wed-Feb10 |
| Craft Night Seattle Craft Night is a weekly event where people gather and work on a current (individual or group) art, craft and/or political project(s). However, Craft Night is not limited to a strict definition and can evolve into many forms and shapes depending on who becomes a part of it. Loosely, Craft Night: |
| Wed-Feb10 |
| Cascadia Now! on Rainy Dawg Radio : Local music webcast Cascadia Now! Liberatory art, visionary politics Local and imported music from the Cascadian bioregion and abroad, every Wednesday from 1-3pm on Rainy Dawg Radio. Check the CN! Blog to download podcasts of old shows. |
| Wed-Feb10 |
| Defeater/The Helm/ All Teeth/ No Sorry @ Fusion DEFEATER, All Teeth, The Helm, Not sorry Show starts at 7 pm. 6 dollars. Please come and hang out. Downtown YMCA 909 4th ave |
| Wed-Feb10 | 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM |
| Veracity! Free Show and optional $3 vegan meal Veracity! is a free show in The Vera Project Art Gallery. Come listen to music and check out The Vera Project. There will also be a vegan dinner available for $3 This month featuring: Baby Birds Don't Drink Milk Big Dogs Emperor Moth |
| Thu-Feb11 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Thursdays 4-7; check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Thu-Feb11 | 8:00 PM |
| Cris Cheek Live Feb 11 Co-Presented with University of Washington Bothell Thursday, Feb 11 at 08:00PM Cris Cheek is a sound artist, poet, photographer, mixed-media practitioner and interdisciplinary performer. He will perform an evening of “live writing” or “performance writing” works for sound, text and video. Cheek writes that he “projects video about writing and gets in the way of his projections, tries to read the writing, toys with and enacts ideas of trying to read what we might be seeing and changes what is seen by doing so.” His work, indebted to the history of sound poetry, is highly improvisational and ephemeral. One of the works he will be presenting, the video-text-performance piece “monday morning quarterbacking ‘on’ and ‘off’ gods commons,” has appeared on many “best-of” 2009 lists for experimental poetics. He will also be presenting other short videos, live sound pieces and readings from his acclaimed new book “part: short life housing” (The Gig, Toronto, 2009). |
| Sat-Feb13 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Saturday, cooking 10:00 am at Sherwood Co-op (in Univ. Dist.), serve 1:00 pm at Campus Parkway in the University District; seattlefnb.blogspot.com to get in touch or for more details. |
| Sat-Feb13 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Food Not Bombs Saturday Free Market Produce, bread and other food products are shared every Saturday outside of the Yesler Terrace Community Center at 12pm (DON'T BE LATE!). For more info, call: 206.729.0384 |
| Sun-Feb14 |
| Cascade Free Market The Cascade Free Market distributes produce every Sunday at 1:30 pm, outside the Cascade People's Center. We have produce, packaged and deli foods, many of which are organic, and some of which include meat. All are welcome. 309 Pontius Ave North, Seattle, WA 98109 cascadepeoplescenter.org |
| Sun-Feb14 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Sunday evening around 6pm, Food Not Bombs shares a free veggie meal open to everyone at Occidental Park (in Pioneer Square). We start cooking at about 1:30pm Sunday afternoon at Cascade People’s Center at 309 Pontius Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 - Phone: (206)587-0320. To get involved in the cooking, cleaning, serving or food collection, leave a message at (206) 949-0322, email seattle-fnb@riseup.net. or stop by Occidental Park Sunday evening, we'd love to meet you. |
| Mon-Feb15 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open every Monday 4-6 PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - sometimes we do not get to changing the DIY calendar right away! 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Tue-Feb16 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Tuesdays 3-6; PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - we do not always change the DIY calendar right away when the schedule changes, and we do not change this calendar for week-by-week cancellations. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Wed-Feb17 |
| Craft Night Seattle Craft Night is a weekly event where people gather and work on a current (individual or group) art, craft and/or political project(s). However, Craft Night is not limited to a strict definition and can evolve into many forms and shapes depending on who becomes a part of it. Loosely, Craft Night: |
| Wed-Feb17 |
| Cascadia Now! on Rainy Dawg Radio : Local music webcast Cascadia Now! Liberatory art, visionary politics Local and imported music from the Cascadian bioregion and abroad, every Wednesday from 1-3pm on Rainy Dawg Radio. Check the CN! Blog to download podcasts of old shows. |
| Wed-Feb17 | 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM |
| Wrestling with Manhood: An open workshop by The Northwest Men's Project WRESTLING WITH MANHOOD How do men simultaneously reinforce and transcend the messages that men must be fearless, responsible, aggressive, and in control? What else do we learn from society, friends, and family about what it means to "be a man?” And how does navigating the pressures to "be a man" affect your relationships? Join us for this unique opportunity to wrestle with the definition of manhood in an open workshop by The Northwest Men's Project. Wednesday, February 17th 7:00-9:30 pm University of Washington 4101 15th ave. NE, room 306 Seattle 98105 light refeshments provided $5-10 donation requested, but no one will be turned away. contact: eli@northwestmensproject.org or 206-718-6177 |
| Thu-Feb18 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Thursdays 4-7; check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Sat-Feb20 |
| World History & Real Live Tigers KICK-OFF! This is the kick-off show to our 3-day mini tour! at The Bread Factory 415 20th Ave S Seattle WA 98144 WORLD HISTORY www.sonicbids.com/worldhistory REAL LIVE TIGERS www.myspace.com/reallivetigers and probably a couple other bands. TBA! Donations would be a great thing to bring with you! |
| Sat-Feb20 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Saturday, cooking 10:00 am at Sherwood Co-op (in Univ. Dist.), serve 1:00 pm at Campus Parkway in the University District; seattlefnb.blogspot.com to get in touch or for more details. |
| Sat-Feb20 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Food Not Bombs Saturday Free Market Produce, bread and other food products are shared every Saturday outside of the Yesler Terrace Community Center at 12pm (DON'T BE LATE!). For more info, call: 206.729.0384 |
| Sat-Feb20 | 8:00 PM - 11:55 PM |
| All Ages Punk Rock @ The Morgue!!! * MIND CANDY * RAT CITY RUCKUS * THE WHOREWOODS * I DEFY @ The Morgue 5901 Airport Way S Seattle, WA 8PM - 5 bux for the bands - ALL AGES - BYOB w/ I.D. Come support local music at the best DYI venue in Seattle!  |
| Sat-Feb20 | 11:00 PM |
Serj Tankian Elect the Dead Symphony  Serj Tankian – Elect the Dead Symphony Feb 20 (Madsen Minax, U.S.A. / New Zealand, 2009, Beta-SP, 62 min)
On March 16th, 2009, Serj Tankian, a Grammy Award winner and one of rock’s most unconventional frontmen, took the stage at the majestic Auckland Town Hall in New Zealand with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra to perform a very special orchestral interpretation of his critically acclaimed debut solo album Elect the Dead. The dynamic one- off performance was recorded and filmed in HD by six cameras, and the dramatic result has been captured in Elect the Dead Symphony. With the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at his side, Tankian’s epic songs and operatic vocals take on a whole new sense of grandeur when performed by a full 70-piece orchestra, while the film’s sweeping edits showcase the drama of the concert. This unique meshing of two very different musical worlds was a vision Tankian has long wanted to make a reality. What sets Elect The Dead Symphony apart from other successful pairings between rock artists and orchestras is that Tankian specifically rearranged his songs to be performed with only orchestral instruments. |
| Sun-Feb21 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Sunday evening around 6pm, Food Not Bombs shares a free veggie meal open to everyone at Occidental Park (in Pioneer Square). We start cooking at about 1:30pm Sunday afternoon at Cascade People’s Center at 309 Pontius Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 - Phone: (206)587-0320. To get involved in the cooking, cleaning, serving or food collection, leave a message at (206) 949-0322, email seattle-fnb@riseup.net. or stop by Occidental Park Sunday evening, we'd love to meet you. |
| Sun-Feb21 |
| Cascade Free Market The Cascade Free Market distributes produce every Sunday at 1:30 pm, outside the Cascade People's Center. We have produce, packaged and deli foods, many of which are organic, and some of which include meat. All are welcome. 309 Pontius Ave North, Seattle, WA 98109 cascadepeoplescenter.org |
| Mon-Feb22 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open every Monday 4-6 PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - sometimes we do not get to changing the DIY calendar right away! 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Tue-Feb23 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Tuesdays 3-6; PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - we do not always change the DIY calendar right away when the schedule changes, and we do not change this calendar for week-by-week cancellations. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Wed-Feb24 |
| Craft Night Seattle Craft Night is a weekly event where people gather and work on a current (individual or group) art, craft and/or political project(s). However, Craft Night is not limited to a strict definition and can evolve into many forms and shapes depending on who becomes a part of it. Loosely, Craft Night: |
| Wed-Feb24 |
| FILM CHALLENGE SCREENINGS: ONE REEL OF SUPER 8 Feb 24, 2010 Wednesday, Feb 24 at 08:00PM This winter the Northwest Film Forum’s quarterly film challenge asks local filmmakers to pull out their super 8 cameras and make a film with a single roll of film. Films must be edited in camera, which means the film must be shot in sequential order. No editing allowed! The project is open to all levels of skills and experience. www.nwfilmforum.org |
| Wed-Feb24 |
| Cascadia Now! on Rainy Dawg Radio : Local music webcast Cascadia Now! Liberatory art, visionary politics Local and imported music from the Cascadian bioregion and abroad, every Wednesday from 1-3pm on Rainy Dawg Radio. Check the CN! Blog to download podcasts of old shows. |
| Thu-Feb25 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Thursdays 4-7; check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Fri-Feb26 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 AM |
| Report Night Hi Everyone, It's time again for Report Night, this month Friday, February 26 from 6:30-9:30 in Beacon Hill (shoot my an e-mail for the address so that we can get a head count). Of course the basic premise of Report Night is that you pick a topic of your choosing, have some type of learning aid to go with it (visual, audio, food, etc) and then you spend 5-10 minutes presenting on it. And really it can be anything. Some examples from last Report Night were: - Yves Klein (learning aid paintings and youtube video) - Tarrot Card (learning aid power point presentation) - Invasive Species (learning aid pictures of species) If you're interested in reporting, please e-mail me back so I can add you to the list. I usually write here that "you can't come if you're an asshole." And yes, please keep the ass-holery at home, but also we're trying to promote a Safer Space (i.e. checking racist, homophobic, sexist, etc. comments) while also assuming positive intent. Cheers! Angeli bhatta@u.washington.edu |
| Sat-Feb27 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Saturday, cooking 10:00 am at Sherwood Co-op (in Univ. Dist.), serve 1:00 pm at Campus Parkway in the University District; seattlefnb.blogspot.com to get in touch or for more details. |
| Sat-Feb27 |
| Benefit for Seattle Solidarity Network Help out the Seattle Solidarity Network! All you have to do is show up & listen to fantastic tunes*. Learn more about them at www.seasol.net The show/event will be at The Big House which is somewhere in Capitol Hill. Email bighouse@dodiy.org and we'll send you the exact address. Music by: THE PICA BEATS WET PAINT JOE MARTIN THE GREATEST PLACE TO THOUSANDS Everything starts at 7:00PM. * (and pay a $7 cover - but no one will be turned away because of money) |
| Sat-Feb27 |
| Really Really Free Market! Seattle Really Really Free Market Last Saturday of every month 12-4pm @ Pratt Park 20th & Yesler in the CD The Seattle Really Free Market is a monthly event that happens in opposition to the "Free Market" which really isn't free. Everything at the Really Free Market is FREE. Nothing is for sale, trade or barter! It is a place for people to congregate and bring things to the community they no longer need or use. Sometimes people even give free massages or haircuts or whatever other skill or services they want to donate. Usually other organizations come and donate their services, also. The Really Free Market is nothing without your participation! Come and bring things you don't need that can be re-used. The Seattle Really Free Market happens on the last Saturday of the month. myspace.com/seattlereallyfreemarket |
| Sat-Feb27 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Food Not Bombs Saturday Free Market Produce, bread and other food products are shared every Saturday outside of the Yesler Terrace Community Center at 12pm (DON'T BE LATE!). For more info, call: 206.729.0384 |
| Sun-Feb28 |
| Cascade Free Market The Cascade Free Market distributes produce every Sunday at 1:30 pm, outside the Cascade People's Center. We have produce, packaged and deli foods, many of which are organic, and some of which include meat. All are welcome. 309 Pontius Ave North, Seattle, WA 98109 cascadepeoplescenter.org |
| Sun-Feb28 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Sunday evening around 6pm, Food Not Bombs shares a free veggie meal open to everyone at Occidental Park (in Pioneer Square). We start cooking at about 1:30pm Sunday afternoon at Cascade People’s Center at 309 Pontius Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 - Phone: (206)587-0320. To get involved in the cooking, cleaning, serving or food collection, leave a message at (206) 949-0322, email seattle-fnb@riseup.net. or stop by Occidental Park Sunday evening, we'd love to meet you. |
| Mon-Mar01 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open every Monday 4-6 PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - sometimes we do not get to changing the DIY calendar right away! 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Tue-Mar02 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Tuesdays 3-6; PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - we do not always change the DIY calendar right away when the schedule changes, and we do not change this calendar for week-by-week cancellations. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Wed-Mar03 |
| Cascadia Now! on Rainy Dawg Radio : Local music webcast Cascadia Now! Liberatory art, visionary politics Local and imported music from the Cascadian bioregion and abroad, every Wednesday from 1-3pm on Rainy Dawg Radio. Check the CN! Blog to download podcasts of old shows. |
| Wed-Mar03 -- Tue-Mar30 |
| WTF? Wednesdays! February 3 - 17, 2010 This quarter, Wednesdays in February are devoted to recent explorations in experimental cinema, focusing on three American filmmakers whose recent work represents major trends in durational cinema, hand-painted filmmaking and films that blur the line between abstract and documentary. It is rare for works such as these to find much play outside of the festival circuit, but we felt strongly that these films should see the light (or in our case cloudy light) of Seattle’s day. RR Seattle Premiere Feb 03, 2010 (James Benning, USA, 2008, 16mm, 111 min) In 1895, the first film audience ever reportedly ran screaming from the theater during the Lumiere brothers’ The Arrival of a Train. Although today’s moviegoers may be more comfortable with train footage, James Benning’s RR promises a unique kind of cinematic experience for audiences. When It Was Blue Seattle Premiere Feb 10, 2010 (Jennifer Reeves, 2008, USA, DigiBeta, 60 min) Jennifer Reeves’s epic, years-in-the-making When It Was Blue presents an experience of a world that is both visceral and fleeting. Photographed in 16mm over many years in various waters and terrains, an elaborate montage connects diverse ecosystems spanning from the northeastern USA, to Iceland, Canada’s Pacific coast, New Zealand and Central America. O’er The Land Seattle premiere Feb 17, 2010 (Deborah Stratman, 2008, USA, 16mm, 52 min) O’er the Land is Deborah Stratman’s meditation on freedom and technological approaches to manifest destiny. She captures the marching-band battle cries of the country with a strong, controlled tone that proves its point but is also extremely playful. |
| Wed-Mar03 |
| Craft Night Seattle Craft Night is a weekly event where people gather and work on a current (individual or group) art, craft and/or political project(s). However, Craft Night is not limited to a strict definition and can evolve into many forms and shapes depending on who becomes a part of it. Loosely, Craft Night: |
| Thu-Mar04 |
| Fusion Cafe! The Separation (north Cali) Diver Down (Seattle) Jason Clackley and the Exquisites 7 pm 6 bucks 909 4th ave Downtown YMCA |
| Thu-Mar04 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Thursdays 4-7; check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Sat-Mar06 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Saturday, cooking 10:00 am at Sherwood Co-op (in Univ. Dist.), serve 1:00 pm at Campus Parkway in the University District; seattlefnb.blogspot.com to get in touch or for more details. |
| Sat-Mar06 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Food Not Bombs Saturday Free Market Produce, bread and other food products are shared every Saturday outside of the Yesler Terrace Community Center at 12pm (DON'T BE LATE!). For more info, call: 206.729.0384 |
| Sun-Mar07 |
| Cascade Free Market The Cascade Free Market distributes produce every Sunday at 1:30 pm, outside the Cascade People's Center. We have produce, packaged and deli foods, many of which are organic, and some of which include meat. All are welcome. 309 Pontius Ave North, Seattle, WA 98109 cascadepeoplescenter.org |
| Sun-Mar07 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Sunday evening around 6pm, Food Not Bombs shares a free veggie meal open to everyone at Occidental Park (in Pioneer Square). We start cooking at about 1:30pm Sunday afternoon at Cascade People’s Center at 309 Pontius Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 - Phone: (206)587-0320. To get involved in the cooking, cleaning, serving or food collection, leave a message at (206) 949-0322, email seattle-fnb@riseup.net. or stop by Occidental Park Sunday evening, we'd love to meet you. |
| Mon-Mar08 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open every Monday 4-6 PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - sometimes we do not get to changing the DIY calendar right away! 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Tue-Mar09 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Tuesdays 3-6; PLEASE check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates - we do not always change the DIY calendar right away when the schedule changes, and we do not change this calendar for week-by-week cancellations. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Wed-Mar10 |
| Cascadia Now! on Rainy Dawg Radio : Local music webcast Cascadia Now! Liberatory art, visionary politics Local and imported music from the Cascadian bioregion and abroad, every Wednesday from 1-3pm on Rainy Dawg Radio. Check the CN! Blog to download podcasts of old shows. |
| Wed-Mar10 |
| Craft Night Seattle Craft Night is a weekly event where people gather and work on a current (individual or group) art, craft and/or political project(s). However, Craft Night is not limited to a strict definition and can evolve into many forms and shapes depending on who becomes a part of it. Loosely, Craft Night: |
| Thu-Mar11 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Bike Shack @ Wayward Cafe The Bike Shack is open to provide access to tools and expertise in fixing and building bikes. Assistance, parts, and complete bikes in various states of repair available. The Bike Shack is funded entirely by donations from our visitors. open Thursdays 4-7; check www.bikeshack.org for the latest schedule updates. 901 NE 55th, behind the Wayward Cafe |
| Sat-Mar13 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Saturday, cooking 10:00 am at Sherwood Co-op (in Univ. Dist.), serve 1:00 pm at Campus Parkway in the University District; seattlefnb.blogspot.com to get in touch or for more details. |
| Sat-Mar13 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Food Not Bombs Saturday Free Market Produce, bread and other food products are shared every Saturday outside of the Yesler Terrace Community Center at 12pm (DON'T BE LATE!). For more info, call: 206.729.0384 |
| Sun-Mar14 |
| Cascade Free Market The Cascade Free Market distributes produce every Sunday at 1:30 pm, outside the Cascade People's Center. We have produce, packaged and deli foods, many of which are organic, and some of which include meat. All are welcome. 309 Pontius Ave North, Seattle, WA 98109 cascadepeoplescenter.org |
| Sun-Mar14 |
| Food Not Bombs Every Sunday evening around 6pm, Food Not Bombs shares a free veggie meal open to everyone at Occidental Park (in Pioneer Square). We start cooking at about 1:30pm Sunday afternoon at Cascade People’s Center at 309 Pontius Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109 - Phone: (206)587-0320. To get involved in the cooking, cleaning, serving or food collection, leave a message at (206) 949-0322, email seattle-fnb@riseup.net. or stop by Occidental Park Sunday evening, we'd love to meet you. |