1308 5th Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Box Office 206-625-1900; Administrative Offices 206-625-1418
Housed in a 140,000 square foot Frank O. Gehry designed building, EMP includes multiple innovative galleries; an interactive Sound Lab; Sky Church—a concert venue with state-of-the-art sound and lighting that houses the largest indoor LED screen in the world; and a significant historic music collection of approximately 140,000 objects, including 80% of all musical output produced in the Northwest during the last century.
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Marion Oliver McCaw Hall opened in June 2003 as a $127 million renovation of the Seattle Opera House, made possible by a partnership between the Hall's two world-class resident performing arts tenants, Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Opera, Seattle Center and the Seattle Center Foundation. This partnership secured $55 million in public funds and over $72 million in private philanthropic gifts to make the Hall a reality. The Hall is owned by the City of Seattle and operated by Seattle Center, in accordance with a unique 25-year Operating Agreement with its resident tenants, which provides them with on-going oversight and shared responsibility for its operations and budget. McCaw Hall includes the state-of-the-art 2,900-seat Susan Brotman Auditorium, the 380-seat Nesholm Family Lecture Hall, Prelude Café, elegant lobbies fronted by a luminous five-story serpentine glass wall, two beautiful donor/special function rooms, and a 17,800-square-foot public plaza (the Kreielsheimer Promenade) that serves as an entry into McCaw Hall and the Seattle Center campus. Designed by local architectural firm LMN, the Hall's design emphasizes elegance balanced with flexibility and functionality. Its open, airy lobbies strive to minimize the separation between exterior and interior, inviting the community to view and join the anticipation of audiences prior to a performance. As well, the Hall incorporates a number of environmentally sustainable design features which minimize its use of resources, waste generation and carbon footprint. Each year the Ballet and Opera present approximately 150 performances in McCaw Hall. In addition, the Hall hosts two productions of the Seattle Men's Chorus annually, as well as a wide range of popular music concerts, lectures, corporate meetings, receptions, weddings, festival performances, and community and non-profit events.
Kitchen is open 7 days a week 5pm-11pm *** CHECK OUT OUR EVENT CALENDAR HERE: *** http://www.highlineseattle.com/ Booking and any other inquires email us at: [email protected]
2015 Lineup Coming Soon! Previous artists include: A$AP Rocky // MGMT // Macklemore // The Lumineers // Silversun Pickups // The Flaming Lips // Girl Talk // Spoon // Fleet Foxes // Vampire Weekend // Father John Misty // Les Savy Fav // Thurston Moore // Neko Case // Chromeo // Dillon Francis // Yaesayer // Built to Spill // Sonic Youth // The Dead Weather // Band of Horses // TV on the Radio // Explosions in the Sky // Ghostland Observatory // Battles // Grimes // Danny Brown // Thee Oh Sees // Killer Mike // Major Lazer // Diplo // Allen Stone
Mercury@machinewerks is a volunteer operated, private club, located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA. We feature some of Seattle's best Gothic/Industrial and electronic music DJs. Mercury@machinewerks is a great place to come and dance and hang out with friends or relax, play pool and enjoy good conversation with interesting people over cocktails! Member nights are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. All other nights are promoter nights. If you would like to come to Mercury@machinewerks on a member night but do not know a member or have a membership, contact us through Facebook to have a member-promoter contact you about visiting us. Our Current Schedule: Monday Mercury is closed. Tuesday DIE with DJs Black Maru & Major Tom. Member appreciation night. No cover for members. Visitors $5.00. Gothic/Industrial/Darkwave/80's. DRESS CODE ENFORCED. Wednesday First Wednesday-Fetish Multifarium Second Wednesday-Rezonance :a night of Rhythmic Noize with Daemon Chadeau & guests. Third Wednesday-Dead & Gone: Down and dirty vintage pre-war blues with DJ Coldheart Fourth Wednesday-TBA Thursday CHECK OUT OUR THURSDAY NIGHT DRINK SPECIAL!! $2.00 single vodka wells 9-midnight!!! First Thursday- sex.wav a queer gothish dance party! With residents Ozma Otacava, Ill Camino and guests! Hosted by Cherry Sur Bete and guests, visuals by Dirty Uncle Bob. Second Thursday- TRANSMISSION (part of Capitol Hill Art Walk) come see our featured artits, belly dancing and Post-punk, Shoegaze and more spun by Resident DJs Stella & NoDak and guests. $3.00 members/$5.00 non-members. Third Thursday- TBA Fourth Thursday-Isolation with DJ Coldheart! The best Goth Night around! Fifth Thursday-Voyeuristic Flix Friday First Friday-GASP-A non smoking dress up Theme Night. JQ & Guests. DRESS CODE ENFORCED. 2nd Friday-IlUmination 80's, Goth, Alternative and Dance. DJ Major Tom. DRESS CODE ENFORCED. Third Fridays- Black Light District with Skinlayers & Psyop. DRESS CODE ENFORCED. Fourth Fridays-TWISTED: A fetish night. Members free before 10 pm. $5.00 visitors all night, members after 10pm. Saturday Machineries of Joy-Industrial Dance Night! An evening of spasmolytic stompers and sexy, sassy elektro, with a sprinkling of Goth! DJ Hana Solo and guests. No cover for members before 10pm. $5.00 after. Visitors $5.00 all night. DRESS CODE ENFORCED. Sunday First Sunday-TBA Second Sunday -Interzone with DJ Coldheart Seattle's best and most comprehensive night of old-school goth/industrial/synth/punk/wave. $3.00 members/visitors. Third Sunday-Baby Ketten Karaoke Night Fourth Sunday- MODE: a night of Depeche Mode with C89 DJ Trent Von and DJ Kipprawk! $5.00 5th-Sunday TBA ***************** Membership Wanna be a member? Sweet! To obtain membership, a visitor must be recommended for membership by a current member in good standing. We require at least three to five signed visits within a 6 month period before a member can sponsor a visitor for membership. There is a membership application fee of $10.00. Upon approval, new members will receive their membership cards via mail within 8-12 weeks. Livejournal: the_mercury Twitter: the_mercury Mercury@machinewerks is a private club for members and their visitors. Liquor sales are to members only.
FWD Wednesdays focuses on the newest sounds & emerging genres in dance music. Future bass, Jersey Club, Trap, Future R&B & more are all elements of the soundscape. Past headliners include Kastle, Giraffage, Trippy Turtle, Wave Racer, Snakehips, Falcons, Hoodboi, Stwo, Pomo & DJ Sliink.
Thursdays: Confession https://www.facebook.com/ConfessYourselfSeattle Fridays: Rapture https://www.facebook.com/events/1451344815087266/ Saturdays: Dance Yourself Clean https://www.facebook.com/DYCTonight
Bar & lounge above The Triple Door theater. Live music every night, NEVER A COVER! Daily Happy Hour 4-6pm! Located on Union between 2nd & 3rd.
The Crocodile is a music club at 2200 2nd Avenue at Blanchard Street in the neighborhood of Belltown in Seattle, Washington, United States. Opened as the "Crocodile Cafe" on April 30, 1991 by Stephanie Dorgan, it quickly became a fixture on the local music scene. It closed on December 15, 2007, and reopened on March 18, 2009.
The original Cornish School building built by Nellie Cornish in 1921, today's Kerry Hall houses the Dance and Music departments. Off the tree-shaded courtyard on the east side of Kerry is the entrance to the 200-seat PONCHO Concert Hall.
The Autism Site gives you simple, positive ways to help children with an autism spectrum disorder. According to the U.S.-based Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), autism spectrum disorders affect one in 110 American children, and one in 70 boys — and those numbers are growing.
Forgotten Dogs is a foster home based rescue organization located in Washington State. Who We Rescue Over and over, dogs are abandoned at shelters only to live out their lives in a kennel, being passed by time and time again until their time finally runs out. Through no fault of their own, these dogs aren’t adopted because they have something “wrong” with them: the “wrong” color, the “wrong” look, the “wrong” age, and most commonly, the “wrong” breed. These are the dogs we save. Even worse is when a dog isn’t even taken to the shelter. Some are abandoned outside of town. Some exist on the end of a chain or are otherwise neglected or abused. These are the dogs we save. Sometimes it’s the dog’s owner who is down on their luck and can no longer afford to care for their dog, but want to ensure he or she goes to a loving, forever home. These are the dogs we save. These dogs can be any breed, but we primarily focus on Pit Bulls and other bully breeds. They are the ones most likely to die in shelters, and the ones who need an advocate to ensure they don’t end up in the wrong hands. We save the dogs that need help the most, the dogs whose time has run out, the dogs who have lost all hope—the forgotten dogs. Our Commitment Once a dog enters Forgotten Dogs Rescue, we’re committed to it for life. Our dogs live in private foster homes where they receive love and attention and learn to be wonderful members of the family. They receive all necessary medical care, no matter the cost. If they come to us with behavioral issues, we invest in training. No matter what, we are committed to do whatever is necessary to make them adoptable and find them amazing forever homes. And if at any point an adoption doesn’t work out, we will always welcome the dog back into our program. We make a promise to all of our dogs that they will never again be forgotten. Sad Beginnings, Happy Endings Although most of our dogs have sad beginnings, they all have happy endings! We strive to place our dogs in the best possible homes for them, taking into account the needs and requirements of both the dog and the adopter.
Rainy Camp is a song filled weekend celebrating the joy of singing together. All Singers are welcome; from beginner to professional. Space is limited and costs are nominal for a weekend that you will not easily forget. For more information visit: http://www.rainycamp.org/about-rainycamp/
Since our inaugural year, MOR has presented two mainstage concert programs annually at Seattle's Benaroya Hall, marking the anniversary of Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass) each fall, and Holocaust Remembrance Day each spring. Introduced by Mina Miller, these mainstage programs combine serious vocal and chamber music with works in popular cabaret and traditional folk styles. Music from the Holocaust era is balanced with contemporary, Holocaust-inspired compositions. In our first decade, we presented nine commissioned premieres of Holocaust-inspired works and seventeen world premieres, and produced four CDs. In December 2008, MOR toured to Los Angeles, presenting the California premiere of our commission by composer Jake Heggie, For a Look or a Touch. Sparks of Glory, MOR's musical witness outreach series, is presented free to the public each season, and attracts an audience largely new to chamber music and this musical legacy. Thanks to our commitment to rediscovering forgotten works by Holocaust-era musicians and to performing contemporary pieces and commissions, Sparks of Glory has been funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and Chamber Music America. These 90-minute concerts-with-commentary form the heart of MOR's educational outreach program, which reaches almost 2,000 high school and college students annually in the greater Seattle area.
Global Washington promotes and supports its members, who are working to reduce poverty and disease, increase access to health care and education, protect the environment and strengthen economies and self-sufficiency in communities. With over 170 members, including some of world’s most respected companies, NGOs, academic institutions and foundations, Global Washington draws the community together, raising the impact of Washington state as a powerful contributor to global development. Global Washington is the only organization in Washington state that makes connections among companies and nonprofits working in global development, leading to partnerships that result in innovative products and solutions and a greater impact in the world.
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