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815 Seattle Blvd S.
Seattle, WA 98134

Benaroya Hall: inspiring connections in our city through music, ideas, laughter and the arts.

New patrons waiting in line outside of Unexpected Productions’ Market Theater may be startled by what they see on the front wall of the theater: designs made by thousands of pieces of chewed gum. The wall began more respectably. Early 20th century farmers coming to the Market to sell produce shelters their horses in the stable located in the Economy Building. Later the building housed a movie theater. Established improv theater company, Unexpected Productions, began leasing the building 1991. Soon after, a patron waiting in the ticket line to see Theatresports, a popular competition improv comedy show (still running today), stuck a piece of chewed gum to the wall, topping it with a penny. Others followed suit. By the end of 1995, the wall was covered with coin-topped chewed gum offering. One day, someone in need of money to all the coins, but left the gum. The idea stuck. The landlord – Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) was offend that theatergoers would deface the historic brick building and asked Unexpected Productions to remove the gum. The gum quickly returned, and the PDA asked that the wall be again be scraped clean. 1998, after patrons reconstructed the wall a third time, the Market finally gave up as the tradition was in full swing. The wall continues to grow and evolve. Much like an improv performance, it is different every single day. Since the gum wall’s inception there have been reports of walls of gum created in various communities across the United States. However, none of them has gained the fame (actually infamy) of the Gum Wall in Pike Place Market Creators of the gum wall have taken their time, spelling out their name or their significant other’s name along the wall. Others have posted their hometown or their home country. And a few have even put up messages of hope and peace. Seattleites use the gum wall in a variety of ways, even as an unusual backdrop for wedding photos, something the theater staff sees about twice a month. Photographs of the wall also have graced business brochures. Tour groups visiting the Market stop daily to see it.

Gorgeously restored mid-century theater located at 2100 4th Avenue. Home of Seattle's most epic movie experience and #ChocolatePopcorn. www.cinerama.com

CenturyLink Field is a multi-purpose stadium in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). Originally called Seahawks Stadium it became Qwest Field on June 23, 2004, when telecommunications carrier Qwest acquired the naming rights. It received its current name in June 2011 after Qwest's acquisition by CenturyLink. The complex also includes the Event Center with the WaMu Theater, a parking garage, and a public plaza. The venue hosts concerts, trade shows, and consumer shows along with sporting events. Located within a mile (1.6 km) of Seattle's central business district, the venue is accessible by multiple freeways and forms of mass transit.The stadium was built between 2000 and 2002 after voters approved funding for the construction in a statewide election held on June 17, 1997. This vote created the Washington State Public Stadium Authority to oversee public ownership of the venue. The owner of the Seahawks, Paul Allen, formed First & Goal Inc. to develop and operate the new facilities. Allen was closely involved in the design process and emphasized the importance of an open-air venue with an intimate atmosphere. The stadium is a modern facility with views of the skyline of Downtown Seattle. The stadium can seat 69,000 people.

The Seattle Cinerama Theatre is a landmark movie theater located in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington in the United States of America. It is one of only three movie theaters in the world still capable of showing three-panel Cinerama films.HistoryThe Seattle Cinerama opened in 1963 as Seattle's Martin Cinerama as a showcase for the eponymous technology, but was retrofitted a few months later to also show 70 mm films on its huge curved screen. The movie house soon became specialized in showing such spectaculars as The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. Both formats shortly fell out of fashion, and Krakatoa, East of Java from 1969 was the last non-standard film to be shown at the Cinerama in the first era of its existence.The following three decades were lean, as the proliferation of suburban multiplex theaters drew movie fans away from the Cinerama. Lackluster ticket sales quickly led to a general decline in the theater's upkeep, until it was relegated to play second-run movies after being taken over by Cineplex Odeon on a reduced rent, month-to-month basis.Major 1990s renovationThe turnaround began in 1997 when developers revealed plans to turn the Cinerama into a dinner theater or a rock-climbing club. This sparked a grassroots effort to save the historic venue, with local film buffs circulating petitions and issuing an urgent cry for help, which was answered by multi-billionaire Paul Allen, himself a movie fan and patron of the theater during its 1960s heyday.

Consistently voted Best Live Comedy in Western Washington, Unexpected Productions is the heart of improv in the Puget Sound. For 34 years we have focused on the art of storytelling in its work, taking suggestions from YOU & weaving them into stories & scenes. They perform 10 shows a week and are the home of the most established improv school and corporate training program in the Puget Sound.

Annex Theatre is a democratic collective of theatre artists dedicated to creating bold new work in an environment of improbability, resourcefulness and risk.

Located in the eclectic International District of Seattle, WA, Theatre Off Jackson's mission is to ensure that a vibrant arts culture thrives in Seattle by operating a sustainable venue dedicated to performance, art and community.

Cooking is human. Cooking and food science began our evolutionary ascendancy. We examine the world in order to eat it. Entertainment is the human story. Storytelling began our exploration of the mysteries. We wonder in order to understand, and we fall down for a laugh. These are our additions to the world, and yet, men and women have languished in hunger for millenia. Due to a lack of dramatic foods and a dearth of delectable entertainment souls today rumble with pangs and shrivel. In Café Nordo's pursuit of unadulterated digestions, theatrical cuisine combats the theology of blandness that permeates our culture, and hopefully busts a gut or two. Carnal Food is the cleansing of one's perception of diet, a hedonist's approach to gastronomic revelation, a melodramatic confrontation with what lies on the plate. This is food the way a man and woman were meant to eat it. This is a conversation with your food and the food talks back.

Since its inception in 1992, Theater Schmeater's mission has been to produce great plays simply and foster a love of theater as an art form in future audiences. Our work with future audiences is also very exciting. Since the theater's beginnings it has been our policy to admit any person eighteen years or younger for free to any Theater Schmeater production. Additionally, we have produced annual Free for the Family Park Shows since 1998 in Volunteer Park. Our park shows offer families a unique opportuity to enjoy theater together. All of our scripts are chosen to encourage youngsters to become aware of (and enjoy!) theater, while at the same time entertaining adults. The Schmee is in production year-round, annually presenting 6-7 mainstage shows and our Free for the Family Park Show. Our 2010 season was attended by over 3,000 people at 90 individual performances. Over 1,000 people enjoyed the park show at no cost to them. We also produce a handful of special events, including our annual Wine Auction fundraiser and special Karaoke nights.

Eclectic Theater is the artistic home for Eclectic Theater, Quiet Monkey Fight, Drop The Root Beer And Run and more!

Our Theatre Lab provides a forum for experimentation by professionals, the development of new performance material, and the rediscovery of classics. The Lab enables artists to explore new work - and new ways of working - in order to forge a deeper connection between actor and audience, self and community, life and art. Our Studio offers a safe place where anyone and everyone can take risks. Freehold’s students are encouraged to move theatre forward—to transform, deepen, and clarify new ways of working. From introductory sessions for the curious to master classes for practicing artists, the Studio offers an extraordinary range of disciplines and styles to help students develop a comprehensive understanding of theatre craft and acting, and to develop an artist’s greatest gift—a sense of truth—while developing the means to express this gift specifically and viscerally. Our Mission: Freehold engages artists of all levels in training and experimentation so that they may become more innovative and heartfelt in generating theatre that has a lasting impact on the community we serve. Our Vision: We at Freehold believe that theatre should inspire people to embrace the full range of human experience and connect us all more deeply to ourselves and to each other. In order for theatre to accomplish this, it must be truthful, illuminate the unseen, and articulate the unspoken. To realize this potential, there must be a place dedicated to research and experimentation in training and performance for working artists, inspired novices, and willing audiences.

Produced playwrights: Maria Irene Fornes, Richard Foreman, Len Jenkin, Theatre X, W.David Hancock, John Jesurun, Suzan-Lori Parks, Matthew Maguire, Wallace Shawn, Caryl Churchill, Neil Labute,David Mamet, Sam Shepard, David Greenspan, Gertrude Stein, Jean Genet, John O'Keefe, Mac Wellman,Shakespeare,Rebecca Brown, Kristen Kosmas, Charlie McQuary, S.P. Miskowski,and more I gotta look-up...

Located inside the historic former Dome Tavern in Seattle International District, The Currency Art Gallery will feature the work of new and established Artist in a Variety of Mediums. Grand Opening will be OCT 3 2013.

Under the Sea Gallery is a private gallery featuring upcoming and established Seattle Artists inspired by Bohemian Paris, the Aegean Sea and a touch of Dominique. We are located in a spacious loft lush with Seattle vibes in the heart of historic Pioneer Square. Art celebrations where community comes together to be a part of moments we all deserve! Under the Sea Gallery connects community to Art, Beauty, Love and magical people. Evenings range from intimate socials to exhibit celebrations, live music, lively bartenders, spontaneous dance parties, intimate dinners, and artist workshops. Under the Sea is a must for anyone wanting to be a part of something close to Seattle’s heart and a lasting memory of something very special. This creative space is also a venue for lease. Ideal for fundraisers, exhibits, birthdays, showers, dinners, photo shoots and more! Contact Dominique for details. [email protected]

Established in 1892, The Central Saloon is Seattle’s oldest bar. Surviving earthquakes, prohibition, and a hundred years of patronage, it has long stood as a haven for the hungry and parched. Blue-collar and businessmen alike sit aside one another at the classic-style Mahogany bar while wine, beer, and spirits flow steadily.

Art studio, gallery and event space located in the heart of Seattle, just a few blocks from the stadiums. With close to 20,000 sq feet of creative space, the studio is unlike any other. It is a home to uniquely talented and forward thinking artists. 7 Point Studios is a promoter and supporter of all alternative arts - home to glassblowing, letterpress, screen-printing, graffiti/painting, metal arts, woodworking, latex fashion, as well as other independent creative businesses.

Welcome to Royal Spot Hookah where you can lounge and smoke the best and cheapest shiisha in town. Great tea and good wifiit what we're known for. We play a variety of music and serve diverse customers.Come enjoy your evening with us!

Visit Seattle's largest concentration of Italian restaurants & shops. Seattle's Little Italy is a destination & an idea that our community makes possible. Bring your friends and family! Come experience Al Boccalino, the star of our Little Italy. You'll find white linen on the tables and classic Italian cuisine served with a distinctively creative flair (anyone for Osso Buco?). We buy from local growers so every meal is bursting with the melded flavors of fine herbs, fresh seasonal vegetables and prime meats. At Al Boccalino, you'll want to make an evening of it. If you desire a light, spontaneous meal, pop in at Cafè Bengodi, where you'll find a score of pastas to choose from, plus a wide selection of sandwiches, risottos and pizzas. Like all of Luigi's eateries, Café Bengodi serves only traditional Italian fare, and you won't leave hungry. Accompany your meal with a fine espresso, wine or beer. Al Fresco dining makes this a delightful place for good friends and great food.

Music, technology, fashion & events may seem to be a mixed bag, but at 3345 Media, they are the cornerstones & pillars for this progressive thinking, full service agency. With our experience in pro audio and lighting services, event design, management, and entertainment booking, we provide integrated entertainment solutions that result in successful marquis events on a local, regional or national scale for our artists & clients.

Pricing: 9x12 Portrait ( Single Recommended ) $200 11x14 Portrait ( Single or Double Recommended ) $250 14x17 Portrait ( 2 or more individuals ) $300 18x24 Portrait ( 3 or more individuals ) $350 - Larger sizes available on request. - Please contact me for photo requirements and the best way to send them to me :) - Please feel free to contact me for any questions or special requests! - I take roughly 2 weeks per drawing, depending on size, number of individuals, background, fabric, and pet hair! All of this can take me some time. So please plan accordingly.