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Gasworks Park - 2101 N Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98103

Sundance Cinemas is a unique and exciting film center for moviegoers in Seattle located just off I-5 in the University District. Experience the best in independent, art and commercial programming; state of the art digital cinema presentation and reserved stadium seating in our plush and comfy rocking love chairs. We are a 21 and over facility with a full bar and bistro featuring locally sourced ingredients for our variety of hot sandwiches, pizzas and appetizers; along with NW draft beers, wines, craft cocktails and of course traditional movie snacks. Enjoy your bistro fare and drinks at your seat or in our cozy “Living Room” lounge area and art gallery.

The Asian Art Museum is a museum of Asian art located inside Volunteer Park in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, United States. Part of the Seattle Art Museum, AAM occupies the 1933 Art Moderne building (designed by Carl F. Gould of the architectural firm Bebb and Gould and listed on the National Register of Historic Places) which was originally home to the Seattle Art Museum's main collection. In 1991 the main collection moved to a newly constructed Seattle Art Museum building in downtown Seattle. The building in Volunteer Park remained closed until 1994, when it reopened as the Seattle Asian Art Museum. Admission is free on the first Thursday and the first Saturday of every month.The buildingThe building is a designated Seattle landmark. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016.

2 Screens. Built in 1919. Operated by Landmark since 1989. Located in the Wallingford neighborhood, the Guild 45th Theatre is situated just west of Seattle's University District. Originally a live stage venue named the Paramount Theatre in the 1920s, it later changed its moniker when a movie palace downtown laid claim to the same name. In 1980, the Guild launched The Stunt Man, starring Peter O'Toole and Barbara Hershey, into national prominence with a record-breaking 43 week run. Francis Ford Coppola has often chosen the Guild for test audience screenings. A second detached auditorium, the Guild 45th II opened in 1983, two doors down, with a cozy restaurant between the theatres. This auditorium has comfy, stadium-style seating, perfect sight lines and a wall-to-wall screen, and is often voted a favorite amongst Seattle moviegoers. Both Guild I and II are 70mm capable and feature Dolby Digital EX sound. Parking is available on surrounding neighborhood streets and in nearby pay lots. Sound Systems: Dolby Surround EX - Dolby Digital - Dolby SR - Dolby Stereo

1 Screen. Built in 1925. Operated by Landmark since 1989. The Seven Gables Theatre is located in Seattle's University District on the corner of 50th and Roosevelt, just around the corner from the Metro Cinemas. It is often described as "that house above the Italian restaurant" because of its cozy exterior of dark, shingled sides and the notorious gabled roof. Originally built in 1925 as an American Foreign Legion dance hall, the building remained theirs until 1976, when Seven Gables Theatres founder Randy Finley converted it into the chain's flagship theatre and corporate office. Today, it features a healthy mix of independent film and foreign language cinema, with the occasional Hollywood favorite thrown in for good measure. Despite its down-home, cozy appearance inside and out, the Seven Gables is equipped for the modern movie-goer, featuring Dolby Digital sound and stadium-style seating. Parking is available in free lot next to theatre or on surrounding neighborhood streets. Sound Systems: Dolby Digital - Dolby SR - Dolby Stereo

Der Fremont Troll ist eine Plastik, die sich unter dem Nordende der George Washington Memorial Bridge (auch Aurora Bridge) in der Troll Avenue North im Stadtteil Fremont von Seattle im US-Bundesstaat Washington befindet.BeschreibungDas zirka 5,50 Meter hohe Kunstwerk zeigt Kopf, Schultern und Arme eines Ungeheuers, das in seiner linken Hand einen VW-Käfer zerquetscht. Sein linkes Auge enthält ein Metallelement, wohl eine Radkappe. In dem Käfer, den der Troll festhält, befanden sich ursprünglich Erinnerungsstücke an Elvis Presley, außerdem trug das Fahrzeug ein Nummernschild mit Zulassung aus Kalifornien. Nach Vandalismus am Kunstwerk sind diese Elemente nicht mehr vorhanden. Die Statue besteht aus einem Stahlskelett mit Betonummantelung und wiegt 6350 kg.GeschichteDie Plastik wurde 1990 zu Halloween von Steve Badanes, Will Martin, Donna Walter und Ross Whitehead unter dem nördlichen Ende der Aurora Bridge anlässlich eines vom Fremont Arts Council veranstalteten Kunstwettbewerbs errichtet. Jeweils am 31. Oktober feiert die Gemeinde eine „Trollaween-Party“ zu Ehren des Fremont Trolls. Verbunden ist dieses Fest mit einem Umzug, der unter der Brücke beginnt und zu weiteren kuriosen Sehenswürdigkeiten der Gemeinde führt, unter anderem zur größten Lenin-Statue der USA.

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The Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore will again be producing the third annual: Seattle Faerie Festival Sunday September 28th, 2014 Noon-6pm Free Volunteer Park, Seattle, WA Live music, theater, vendors and food. The Conservatory will again be offering a fairy garden workshop. We anticipate this will become a favorite annual event for Seattle and the Northwest. The Faerie Festival is an event of all things faerie, elven and magical offering a realm of music, arts, food, vendors and theater inspired by fairy history and tradition. Inviting all faeries, gnomes, elves, fauns, fae, goblins, wizards, magicians, queens, sorcerers, green men, pirates, brownies, sprites, lost boys, lost girls,nymphs, dragons, pans, knights and ladies, pixies, changelings, genies, sylphs, angels, nature spirits, elementals and hobbits and anyone else of nature and magic. The museum produced the first Faerie Festival in 2008 and again in October of 2013. For more information on booths, sponsorship, program ads or general questions contact: Charlette LeFevre or Philip Lipson Directors, NW Museum of Legends and Lore www.nwlegendsmuseum.com 206-523-6348 or 206-465-9601

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