Thursday October 30th, 6-11pm

Next Show: THE SAN JUANS - RYAN MOLENKAMP
Opening Thursday, October 30th 6-11pm


Graphite and oil paintings on board combine the organic contours of the islands’ landscape with explorations of time, space and appropriation.


Vermillion
1508 11th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98122
Hours: Gallery: TUES-SAT 3pm -11pm, SUN - 5-10pm
Bar & Restaurant open at 4pm.
Happy hour prices from 4-7pm everyday. (Closed Mondays)
Phone: 206.709.9797

Don't miss this show!

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Writing Classes for Teachers
Writer and teacher Angela Jane Fountas leads a workshop on learning to read like a writer. FREE.
Cabaret

Richard Hugo House
1634 11th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
206-322-7030

Monday, October 6th, 2008, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Hugo Works in Progress

A new monthly open mic designed to give writers a chance to share what they have been working on in front of fellow writers. FREE. alixwilber@hugohouse.org
Cabaret

Richard Hugo House

1634 11th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
206-322-7030

Seattle Public Library (ongoing)

Check out the SPL Events at:

http://www.spl.org/default.asp?pageID=audience_current

Oct 13, 2008 (2nd Monday of the month)

NPA/SEATTLE REP READINGS

Free Admission - 7 p.m. curtain - always the second Monday of the month

Oct. 13, The 20th Century, short plays by 10 writers, including Steven Dietz, Ki Gottberg, Scot Auguston, dir. by Amalia Larson

At Seattle Rep. These writers are amazing.

FreeFinder: Janis

Sept 24, 2008

2007-08 WITS Anthology, Dive Down Into the Loud, Launches September 24
Event is FREE September 24 7:00pm Bertha Knight Landes room at Seattle's City Hall 600 4th Ave. Seattle, 98104	What is it like being a kid in today's fast-paced world? It is like "having the whole alphabet inside your stomach," according to Isabella Smith, a student at Maple Elementary School and participant in Seattle Arts & Lectures' Writers in the Schools (WITS) program. During the 2007-08 school year, Smith worked with WITS writer-in-residence Fredda Jaffe, polishing her writing skills and learning how to express herself. This hard work has earned her poem a spot in this year's WITS anthology, Dive Down into the Loud. Join us Wednesday, September 24, at 7PM, as Smith, and other students like her from 24 schools in Seattle, Highline, and Tukwila, read their work and sign books. This free event, co-hosted by WITS and the Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, takes place in the Bertha Knight Landes room at Seattle's City Hall. Contact WITS Manager Elizabeth Ames Staudt, elizabeth@lectures.org, 206-621-2230 x13, for more information. WITS on Display at City Hall The book launch coincides with a display of student work at City Hall. Along with student poems, stories, and essays from the anthology, the exhibit features photographs of WITS students and teachers taken by local photographers Libby Lewis and Susie Fitzhugh. The display is located in the City Hall Lobby Gallery on the first floor and the Anne Focke Gallery on the L2 level of City Hall.