| 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. |
| Thu-Mar04 -- Wed-Mar10 |
| ByDesign MARCH 5-11, 2010 Presented by Northwest Film Forum and AIGA-Seattle ByDesign explores the intersection of graphic design and moving image, and celebrates multidisciplinary artists who push the boundaries to create new techniques, styles and forms. Over the past decade, we’ve had the pleasure of hosting a great number of special guest artists, and presenting hundreds of new and historic films. We’ve seen new technologies developed, old techniques revived and watched as interest has grown in this overlap of design and film. The tenth annual ByDesign program features a range of film title sequences, animations, documentary portraits and guest presenters. We are especially pleased to present films by Charles and Ray Eames, as the work of the legendary multi-disciplinary husband and wife team was the main inspiration for our starting this program a decade ago. |
| Mon-Mar08 -- Thu-Mar11 |
American Radical: The Trials of Norman Finkelstein  American Radical: The Trials of Norman Finkelstein Mar 08 - Mar 11 (David Ridgen & Nicolas Rossier, USA/Canada, 2009, Beta-SP, 84 min)
Exploring the deeply complex issues at the heart of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, American Radical is the insightful and enraging documentary that follows Finkelstein around the world as he attempts to negotiate a voice among his impassioned critics and supporters. |
| 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: |
| 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 | 7:30 PM |
| Veracity Feat. Painted Horses, Jim Lee Hiskey Jr., and Mike Giacolino Hey Folks! Veracity is here again! This Wednesday, March 10th, will showcase another batch of fine local music in the gallery space at the Vera Project. This month we have a great lineup! Show starts at 7:30. Painted Horses - Local Americana-drenched bop-around-the-room type of music. Check out their song 15 Years to get a taste! Bring yr friends and yr dancing shoes!!! Jim Lee Hiskey Jr. - Lead singer of Ocean of Algebra (www.myspace.com/oceanofalgebra) but flyin' solo for Veracity! Who knows what'll happen!!! ADVENTURES! Mike Giacolino (www.myspace.com/mikegiacolino) returns to Veracity once again!! What a voice!! Singer/songwriter who is quiet and reflective without being melancholy. Check out his song A Welcome Home to get a better feel for it. So, incase you haven't already been to Veracity(!) yet, here's the scoop: • it's free. that's right, free. • there's great music. All performances for Veracity(!) take place in the gallery space of the Vera Project, not the main stage (read: intimate show) • it's awesome to show up on time for this show. We try to run on real-world time, not punk rock time. If you don't already know where the Vera Project is, it's at the corner of Republican & Warren. Any questions? Want your band to play Veracity?? if so, email veracity@theveraproject.org www.facebook.com |
| 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 |
| Fri-Mar12 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 12 : 20/20 Cycle : 7:30pm : $8 2020 East Union Street Elissa Ball Council of Lions Agatha Emeralds My Parade Cold Lake Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Fri-Mar12 -- Sat-Mar13 |
Leonard Cohen Live At The Isle of Wight, 1970  Leonard Cohen Live At The Isle of Wight, 1970 Seattle Premiere Sponsored by KBCS 91.3FM and Sonic Boom Records/Sony Mar 12 - Mar 13 (Murray Lerner, USA, 1970/2009, DV-CAM, 64 min)
On August 31, 1970, 35-year-old Leonard Cohen was awakened at 2am and brought onstage to perform at the third annual Isle of Wight Music Festival. An estimated 600,000 people were waiting, energized by a legendary set by Jimi Hendrix... |
| Fri-Mar12 | 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
| Pizza Plants and Bluegrass Fundraiser at UW Student Farm Square dance and pizza party at UW Student Farm. $5 suggested donation for all you can eat cob oven pizza, ginger ale and a raucous square dance with music by Nettle Honey. No one turned down. We are raising money for the operating costs of our small, educational, volunteer student farm. All are welcome! www.students.washington.edu/uwfarm |
| Fri-Mar12 | 7:00 PM |
| Wednesday Breakfast Benefit!! Cascade People's Center Wednesday Breakfast Benefit!! Friday 12 March 2010 7:00pm all donations welcome!! 316 17th Ave (near Alder & Jefferson) starla brenna pink linda moore zoe bermet noam paco gaster davida ingram zaba luna angel francis brennan djani anahata willow wilcox fox wilson shook Cascade Wednesday Breakfast: is a group project that has been going since December 2006. We cook and serve a hearty hot meal to 70+ people each week! We need to raise money to keep this much needed project going. If you have the resources and are inspired to support us, please contact me via email Linda- moore.peaceful@mail.com or by phone: 206.658.5630. All donations will go towards buying food supplies. We are also looking for folks who could commit to pitching in on the task of cooking and serving. Many thanks! |
| 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 |
Lunch Films with Randy Walker  Lunch Films Randy Walker in attendance! Mar 13 (Various, 2008/2009, 100 mins)
One day Randy Walker's bought a filmmaker friend lunch. Instead of owing him a lunch in return, he wondered why not make a film for that same money? The two made a napkin contract with “rules” to follow. Now 50 "Lunch Films" have been commissioned. Like a menu, the series has a wide variety of tastes and styles, from languid, real life documents to vibrant fiction to pure art. |
| Sat-Mar13 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 13 - The Fremont Abbey : 7:30pm : $12  download full poster Sir Richard Bishop Arrington de Dionyso Jason Webley Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Sat-Mar13 | 10:00 AM |
| Secret Cafe to Benefit the Duwamish Fight for Federal Tribal Recognition Come with your buddies and eat savoury vegan curry potato pancakes or fried eggs and hashbrowns or cake and coffee at a one day only brunch cafe running from 10am till 2pm or whenever the food runs out or folks stop coming @ 404 20th Ave (between Jefferson and Terrace in the Central District). All proceeds will go to the Duwamish Tribe which will be used for their legal fund. The tribe is suing the federal government for recognition--asking to reverse a 2001 Bureau of Indian Affairs decision that the tribe had gone extinct. The Duwamish Tribe was recognized at the end of the Clinton administration--only to have that positive determination overturner by the incoming Bush administration. Recently the tribe was granted a 6 month extention, to raise $100,000 to hire an expert witness to review 31,000 pages provided by the BIA. For more information visit the Duwamish Tribe's web site www.duwamishtribe.org. |
| 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. |
| Sun-Mar14 | 7:00 AM |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 14 - Healthy Times Fun Club: 7:00pm : $6  download full poster Gene Pool Low Hums Margy Pepper The Hoot Hoots Orcateers Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Mon-Mar15 | 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 |
| Mon-Mar15 | 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM |
| Folky show at Bluebird Ice Cream Hearts will be broken, minds will be blown. What could be better on a Monday evening?  ELEPHANT MICAH - prolific folky dude from Indiana. It's very very exciting that he's playing a show in Seattle! He'll have a new album with him (no surprise) and there are lots of free downloads on his website. CHECK IT! http://www.elephantmicah.com LOUGOW - Jason from Mount Gigantic gone solo! One dude armed with an electric guitar. JASON CLACKLEY - Big beard, big voice, great songs. Might have an LP available for sale! Pretty coooool. http://www.myspace.com/jasonclackley HOOVES AND BEAK - aka Whitney Flinn. Self-taught harpist with a beautiful voice. She's a part of this year's EMP-SFM Sound Off! competition. Support her! http://www.myspace.com/whitneyflinn MARCH 15TH at BLUEBIRD ICE CREAM. Delicious ice cream, food, and drinks. 1205 E. Pike St. 7pm show. $5 suggested donation for touring bands. No one turned away. |
| Mon-Mar15 | 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM |
MATT HERN AT LEFT BANK BOOKS!  yes, it's true! matt hern, author of everywhere all the time: a deschooling reader, and the new, common ground in a liquid city, both on ak press, will be at your favorite anarchist bookshop on monday, march 15th, at 7:30 pm. come hang with us & learn about urban sustainability, corporate manipulation, and grassroots resistance. IT'S GOING TO BE SO GOOD. FREE!! @ left bank books 92 pike st (right on the corner of 1st & pike, next to the flower shop! hoorah!) |
| Tue-Mar16 | 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-Mar17 |
| 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-Mar17 |
| 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-Mar18 |
Soul Nite!  Soul Nite! Sponsored by KBCS 91.3FM (DOORS at 7:30PM) Mar 18
It's back! Curator and host Peter Lucas presents a selection of vintage soul music performance footage on the big screen, cranked up loud. Don’t miss this all-star soul show on screen, including a rarely seen performance from the one and only wicked Wilson Pickett in celebration of his birthday! |
| Thu-Mar18 | 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-Mar19 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 19 - Henry Art Gallery : 7:00pm : $12 and ($6 for HAG Members)  download full poster The Radio8Ball Show hosted by Andras Jones with Musical guest Karl Blau Celebrity Skype-in: Khaela Maricich of The Blow Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Fri-Mar19 | 6:00 PM - 11:55 PM |
BirthDIYfest 2010! with live performances by BOAT, Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground, Feral Children, Kids and Animals, & The Nextdoor Neighbors  Friday March 19th The Vera Project presents BIRTHDIYFEST 2010 with live performances by BOAT http://www.myspace.com/boatmusic KAY KAY & HIS WEATHERED UNDERGROUND http://www.myspace.com/kaykayunderground FERAL CHILDREN http://www.myspace.com/feralchildrenseattle KIDS AND ANIMALS http://www.myspace.com/kidsandanimalsband THE NEXTDOOR NEIGHBORS http://www.myspace.com/theenextdoorneighbors 6pm - $9 ($8 with Vera club card) Buy advance tickets at TICKETWEB BirthDIYfest is an annual one-night all-ages concert & party, which celebrates everyone who has a passion to help the Northwest Do-It-Yourself creative community thrive, everyone with a passion for developing a unique and family-like local music scene - we're all in this together! It's also the night before Adam (Kids and Animals) and Kathy's (Nextdoor Neighbors) birthdays. Let's meet each other, team up, and plan new awesome projects the world has never seen or thought of before! There will be NW bands, promo tables for local DIY record labels, artists, organizations, all ages venues. Plus balloons, prizes, surprises, & more! Want to reserve a table to showcase and sell your art (posters, jewelry, crafts, etc.), your local indie record label's CDs and/or merch, local organization's promo materials, etc. at BirthDIYfest? E-mail bdiyfest@live.com For more info about BirthDIYfest 2010, visit http://www.myspace.com/bdayfest For info about last year's fest, visit http://www.myspace.com/birthdayfest09 The Vera Project is located on the corner of Republican & Warren Ave N in Seattle Center. For more DIY-related events, visit http://www.seattlediy.com or http://www.dodiy.org |
| Sat-Mar20 |
LET'S DO IT! A night of sex worker made media  LET'S DO IT! A night of sex worker made media Sponsored by the Central Co-op Panel discussion and special guests in attendance Mar 20 (Various, 80 min)
From the Sangli district in the rural south of India to the life of a New York City callboy, sex workers reach out through film and video to share their experiences. LET'S DO IT! is a night of experimental and documentary shorts dedicated to human rights and advocacy for sex workers across the globe. |
| Sat-Mar20 |
| 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-Mar20 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 20 - Shafer Baillie Mansion : Early Show! 7:00 pm : $15 Aloha & 14th  download full poster Lesli Dalaba Jon Zucker Lori Goldston Eyvind Kang March 20 - The In : Late Show 10pm : $6  download full poster Are You a Cat? S. Funkee Short Films by SoSpunWeSpunWest Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Sat-Mar20 | 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-Mar21 |
| 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-Mar21 |
| 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-Mar21 |
| Anti-War Protest in Seattle!!! March 20th, 2010 will mark the 7 year anniversary of the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan by the Bush administration. With all the domestic issues we have been dealing with lately, it seems like many Americans have become complacent and accepting of our involvement in the middle-east but it's time to wake up and remember! It is now clear that the new administration has no intention of trying to remedy these grievous atrocities or hold anyone accountable for the war crimes that are still being committed every day in our names. Hundreds of billions of dollars, thousands of American lives and over a million civilian casualties are just the tip of the iceberg. The wide-spread use of depleted uranium and white phosphorus (aka. nuclear and chemical weapons) by U.S. forces are devastating the populations of these countries and will continue to poison the land causing birth defects, mutations and death for years to come. Not to mention the effects that exposure to these substances has had on the U.S. troops that are coming home with abnormally higher rates of cancer, radiation sickness and the ambiguous "Gulf-War Syndrome". We are committing murder, genocide and numerous other human rights abuses every day in violation of the Geneva conventions and international law and it is driving this country into the ground. 51% of you federal tax dollars currently go to fund these occupations while our country is drowning in debt! It's time to wake up, stand up and fight back against this madness! Join the march to end U.S. Imperialism and be part of a global day of protest! Bring your friends and spread the word! End US War and Occupation! Fund Human Needs! Iraq war anniversary March and Rally Sunday, March 21, 2010 12:00 noon Westlake Park 4th and Pine March and Rally with street theater on the 7th anniversary of the Iraq War. Held in coordination with the national March 20 march on the Pentagon. (Local action on Sunday to avoid logistical conflict with St. Patrick's day parade.) Co-sponsors: ANSWER, Code Pink, Iraq Veterans Against the War Ft. Lewis, SNOW, Veterans for Peace #92, World Can't Wait. Sponsored by: Answer For more information please contact: (206)568-1661: answer@answerseattle.org |
| Mon-Mar22 | 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-Mar23 | 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-Mar24 |
| 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-Mar24 |
| 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-Mar25 | 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-Mar26 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 26 - Kenyon Hall (West Seattle) : 8pm : $12 7904 35th Avenue SW, West  download full poster Bill Horist Ben L Robertson Derek M Johnson Dylan Carlson of Earth Master Musicians of Bukkake Visuals provided by Leo Mayberry, Douglas Arney, Eric Ostrowski, and Lane Brandon Phelps Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Sat-Mar27 |
| 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-Mar27 |
| Hollow Earth Radio - MAGMA FEST March 27 - The Mine : Doors at 5 : $10 5113 Russell Ave NW  download full poster Glacier Saint Fever Break I Hate You Just Kidding i, cordyceps Why I Must Be Careful Contraband Countryband Midtown Dickens Heatwarmer Ropin' the Wind (Garth Brooks cover band) Part of Hollow Earth Radio's Magma Fest 2010. More info, visit hollowearthradio.org |
| Sat-Mar27 |
| 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-Mar27 | 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-Mar28 |
| 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-Mar28 |
| 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-Mar28 | 6:00 PM |
| Success!, Bryan McPherson (Boston), Edhochuli (Philly), Big Kids (Oakland) Success! www.myspace.com/successpunk Bryan McPherson www.myspace.com/bryanmcpherson Edhochuli www.myspace.com/edhochuli Big Kids www.myspace.com/oaklandbigkids Alexander Hudjohn www.myspace.com/burnfireburn 5012 20th ave ne. 6pm. donations for touring bands  |
| Mon-Mar29 | 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-Mar30 | 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-Mar31 -- Tue-Apr27 |
| 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-Mar31 |
| 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-Mar31 |
| 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-Apr01 | 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-Apr02 |
Naomi Uman and "The Ukranian Time Machine"  The Ukrainian Time Machine Director In Attendance! Apr 02 (Naomi Uman, Ukraine/USA, 2008-09, 16mm, 55 min) These poetic documentary films combine personal, experimental and non-fiction approaches to capturing life in the Ukrainian town of Uman. Director Naomi Uman draws upon her personal experience, living with her subjects for a long time to become integrated into a family or community. |
| Sat-Apr03 |
| 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-Apr03 | 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-Apr04 |
| 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-Apr04 |
| 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-Apr05 | 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-Apr06 | 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-Apr07 |
| 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-Apr07 |
| 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-Apr08 | 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-Apr10 |
| @ The Office of Dr. Glorious WORLD HISTORY www.worldhistoryband.com More bands TBA. The Office of Dr. Glorious 2216 E Fir St myspace.com/theofficeofdoctorglorious |
| Sat-Apr10 |
| 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-Apr10 | 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-Apr11 |
| 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-Apr11 |
| 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-Apr12 | 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 |