Join a panel of professional nerds! Learn how Jenny Windom, Kelly Knox, Eric Jones and Annika Rundberg Bunney turned their passion for pop culture into careers. This online event is for ages 13 and up. Please pre-register here.
Bring your 3-5 year olds to the Mary Olson Farm to learn about nature, history, and farm life while practicing skills like counting, matching, and sharing. Every week we will explore a different theme and have fun with activities including story time, animal encounters, games, crafts, and more! Caregivers must stay with their children during […]
DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSNTANCES, THIS EVENT WILL NOT BE OCCURRING ON THE EVENING OF MAY 5. WHEN CONGRESSMAN SMITH'S OFFICE ANNOUNCES A NEW DATE, WE WILL POST IT ON THE SOCOCULTURE CALENDAR. Congressman Adam Smith's office is hosting an art exhibition to showcase the entries and announce the winners of the annual, 9th District-wide, Congressional Art Competition. […]
The Burien Art Walk is from 4-8pm at participating businesses hosting local artists, musicians and crafters and new in May will be the start of the night market happening at the Highline Historical Museum parking lot located at 819 SW 152nd Street, Burien. Burlesque for those on stage and in the audience is a performance art […]
There will be a reception for artist Kelly Lyles, whose exhibit of paintings on the theme of "Queens" is now on display on the Burien Arts Gallery Wall at the Highline Heritage Museum. There will also be works by artists Debbie Horne, Reuf Kapetanovic, Debra Valpey and Wade Williams on display.
Renton's annual Multicultural Festival is a celebration of our city's diverse culture. In 2022 we celebrate not only the sixth annual festival, but also a return to an in-person event. The festival opens on Friday, May 6, at Renton Civic Theatre at 6 PM. Day two, Saturday, May 7, will be at the Renton Pavilion […]
Sounds by Shes Gucci - Kween Kay$h - Sizzle Fantastic Dia de la Xingona is the official Bearthday Party of Roxana of La Roxay Productions! Join in celebrating Community, Xingona’s and Roxana’s birthday! This event is 21+ SHES GUCCI Born in Mexico based in Seattle, SHESGUCCI pushes forward traditional + Modern Latinx Diaspora & Neo-Perreo sounds […]
Sponsored by the South King County Genealogical Society, the Family Tree Maker Users Group will have a Q&A session around the features offered by FTM software. Go to https://skcgs.groups.io/g/FTMUG for meeting link, meeting reminders and discussion. These are virtual programs.
The Friends of Saltwater Park group host this monthly work party for the betterment of Saltwater State Park. Ivy is a major problem in the park - smothering the trees and taking over the ground so that native plants are not allowed to grow. Native plants are so important for a healthy environment. This is […]
Come to Pacific Bonsai Museum on Mother’s Day weekend to see hundreds of beautiful bonsai, including wisteria and azalea, at the height of spring blooms. See three bonsai exhibitions: A Gallery of Trees: Living Art of Pacific Bonsai Museum; a Retrospective exhibition featuring bonsai created by local bonsai master/author David De Groot; and the Puget […]
During the pandemic, the Black Genealogy Research Group has been holding meetings via Zoom. Join in lively discussions and programs to learn and share genealogy with the experts. This is an open forum for people of all backgrounds and experience who have interest in genealogy. Contact BHS for the meeting link: blackheritagesocietywa@gmail.com *Meetings will return […]
Renton's annual Multicultural Festival is a celebration of our city's diverse culture. In 2022 we celebrate not only the sixth annual festival, but also a return to an in-person event. The festival opens on Friday, May 6, at Renton Civic Theatre at 6 PM. Day two, Saturday, May 7, will be at the Renton Pavilion […]
Tim Robinson, formerly with Robinson Family Newspapers, will share local stories from White Center to Des Moines. May 7 - Movie Theaters July 9 - Lakes of the Region September 24 - Stores, Shops and Restaurants November 19 - Important People
Featuring the Schubert Mass in G Major and other choral favorites. Madrigals and popular modern music will reach any who have felt isolated in the past months. Under the direction of Thomas Almli.
Come to Pacific Bonsai Museum on Mother’s Day weekend to see hundreds of beautiful bonsai, including wisteria and azalea, at the height of spring blooms. See three bonsai exhibitions: A Gallery of Trees: Living Art of Pacific Bonsai Museum; a Retrospective exhibition featuring bonsai created by local bonsai master/author David De Groot; and the Puget […]
This SKCGS Genetic Genealogy/DNA interest group meets virtually. How do you keep track of your DNA matches - on a tree? in your genealogy database? spreadsheet? specialty software? Join for meeting invitations and discussion: https://skcgs.groups.io/g/Genetic-Genealogy
Pacific Islander Community Association of Washington 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month, 3:30-6 PM Pasifika Wayfinder (PWF) Cultural Roots is a space nurtured at PICA-WA to foster an environment of youth learning Pasifika cultural through song, dance, chant, story-telling and other Pasifika cultural protocols. We encourage Pacific Islander youth from any cultural background to come […]
Meet Huda Fahmy, author of the very funny graphic novel, Huda F Are You? She will talk about how she created this book. For ages 13 and up. Free to attend this online event, but please pre-register here.
According to the "72-Year Rule," the National Archives releases census records to the general public 72 years after Census Day. As a result, the 1950 census records will be released in April of 2022. Genealogist and researcher, Janice Lovelace, will discuss the unique qualities of the 1950 Census as well as cover what we can learn from the […]
SoCoCulture members and other community members are welcome to attend this meeting. Our principal speaker, White River Valley Museum Director Rachael McAlister, will give an overview of the Museum’s DEI (Diversity-Equity-Inclusion) efforts including their new partnership with the City of Auburn to conduct history-based DEI trainings for municipal employees. This is a remarkable program that other […]
Quarterdeck at the Des Moines Marina will host this second program in a series of storytelling events, drawn from local history. Hosted by Des Moines attorney, filmmaker, and public speaker Steve Edmiston, each evening will feature true stories - some famous, some infamous, and some simply “lost to history.” May 11, 2022 - The Crisis […]
Join an online discussion with Malaka Gharib, author of I Was Their American Dream: A Graphic Memoir, winner of a 2020 Arab American Book Award. For adults and teens.Please register at kcls.org.
Bring your 3-5 year olds to the Mary Olson Farm to learn about nature, history, and farm life while practicing skills like counting, matching, and sharing. Every week we will explore a different theme and have fun with activities including story time, animal encounters, games, crafts, and more! Caregivers must stay with their children during […]
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
Learn about trees in Native Culture through stories, activities and the carving of a Welcome Figure on the Greater Kent Historical Museum grounds. For ages 3 to 8, with adult. Please register for this in-person event at kcls.org.
Holi is a popular Indian festival, also known as the "Festival of Love", the "Festival of Colours" and the "Festival of Spring". For many it is a playful cultural event and an excuse to throw colored powder at friends or strangers in jest. Join us Saturday May 14th to celebrate life, welcome Spring and honor […]
Join Mike Evans (didahalqid), honorable chair of the Snohomish people and mentor of the Blue Heron Canoe Family, to explore the significance of trees in Native Culture as he carves a Welcome Figure at the Kent Historical Museum. For ages 13 and up. Please register in advance for this in-person program at this link: https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/events/625efc529c242628002a2468
Members of the African-American Writers' Alliance will share African proverbs, wisdom, love, hope and readings from their new anthology. Book reading and signing.
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
MVCAC's Saturday Night ReZoom Theater proudly presents two original virtual dramatic one acts on Zoom: Bench - Written and directed by Ed Corrigan, this is a drama exploring time, space, perception and multiple realities existing within a live theatre experience - it follows the beautiful journey of Samuel the hero, and his mysterious ally, Lailah. Somebody […]
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
Tony Daniel started doing comedy on the back of his middle school bus in Rocky Mount, NC. He paid his dues getting kicked off the bus and spending many hours in detention until he became quite good at playing the DOZENS. He also learned comedic timing reciting jokes from the legends like Pryor, Dangerfield, Murphy […]
Celebrate a night to remember at the PBD Prom. This event is a formal dance for Youth age dancers and guests (ages 16-18). Light refreshments, photos, and dancing are included. Formal to semi-formal dress is encouraged. Enter venue through the Main Lobby
Gretchen Yanover creates layered songs with an electric cello and a looping pedal live! Get a sneak peak at https://gretchenyanover.com/bio. Part of Live Music Federal Way Series, https://bit.ly/LiveMusicFW. Free to attend this in-person event, but please pre-register at https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/events/625445ece501383d004e5148
Ted Vigil is a singer, songwriter and John Denver tribute artist extraordinaire. He has wowed crowds, sells out theaters nationwide and has played twice for John Denver’s own “Windstar Foundation” in Aspen, CO. Joining him on stage are a group of professional musicians and the very talented singer Amanda Bacon. Join us as Ted performs […]
Celebrate five years of world class music instruction. This fundraising event for student scholarships features student performances, wine & hors d'oeuvres, and emcee Mark Wright. This event is limited to 60 in-person attendees. All others may view the event online for free. More info at www.keytochangestudio.org/spring-salon-fundraiser/
This program includes: Paul Dukas - L'apprenti sorcier (The Sorcerer's Apprentice) with narration by actor John Coons Germaine Tailleferre - Concertino for Harp with John Carrington, harp Herctor Berlioz - Symphonie fantastique an epic piece for a large orchestra about Berlioz's obsessive unrequited love And come early to the lobby for a pre-concert talk with […]
See: The Power of One Little Detail: https://skcgs.blogspot.com/2022/02/the-power-of-one-little-detail.html The Power of Three: https://skcgs.blogspot.com/2020/10/the-power-of-three.html TUG is for sharing knowledge and learning about technology tools, media, apps and websites. This is a virtual meeting. Join for meeting invitations and discussion: https://skcgs.groups.io/g/TUG
Kathleen Lapham, Master Gardener for 32 years, and Owner of Garden Quest, will do easy to follow, step- by- step demos on: Weeding Strategies, Overseeding a Lawn, Dividing Perennials for Renewed Vigor, Planting Lilies in Pots, Fertilizing Your Landscape, and Planning and Planting a New Garden Bed. Handouts will be provided, including helpful apps. Because […]
Sixty bonsai in the forest, painter Kimberly Trowbridge & friends, Ukulelist Arden Fujiwara, and one evening of LIGHT. For one night only, the Museum will stay open until 9 PM. Take in the LIGHT and beauty of bonsai in our woodsy setting. Go for a stroll, meet up with friends, snap a gorgeous photo, and […]
Comedy via Zoom. Registration not required. More information at mvcac@comcast.net
Bring your 3-5 year olds to the Mary Olson Farm to learn about nature, history, and farm life while practicing skills like counting, matching, and sharing. Every week we will explore a different theme and have fun with activities including story time, animal encounters, games, crafts, and more! Caregivers must stay with their children during […]
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
Newbie director Carol has one day to find the leads for a community theater production of "Romeo and Juliet." But what seems like a simple task proves impossible when the pool of auditioners includes extreme method actors, performers who just don't know how to channel their rage, and one woman who may or may not […]
Comedy Night at the Course will keep you laughing all night long as three comedians will work t
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
Post Office records are full of genealogical riches. This lecture will discuss Post Office records, their contents, and how to access these underutilized records. This virtual event begins with election of officers and is followed by Julie Miller's discussion of Post Office records, which are full of genealogical riches. This lecture will discuss Post Office […]
Moshier’s Pottery Sale is back! Twice a year students and instructors gather at Moshier Community Art Center to sell their handmade wares. Come to this amazing sale to find hundreds of items such as mugs, bowls, serving dishes, casseroles, garden art, sculpture, jewelry, and more! Buy local, buy handmade, buy sustainable, buy one of a […]
Blue Poppy Day is BACK! This event is free. Experience the world-renowned Blue Poppy Meadow, shop at a market featuring local artists, and enjoy a day of performances! Presented in partnership with the Federal Way Arts Commission, Blue Poppy Day celebrates the natural beauty and talent in bloom in South Puget Sound. Join us for: […]
Make Music Day is an international celebration of music. It happens every year near the summer solstice at various locations throughout the world. This year, the City of SeaTac will be joining the celebration by hosting free musical performances. In addition to several local musical acts, we will invite local artists to come and display […]
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
Unmute The Voices celebrates BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) artistry in classical music by highlighting compositions and performances by BIPOC artists. From its inception, classical music was for centuries an art form reserved exclusively for affluent and aristocratic white men. People of Color and women were expressly excluded from being accepted as equal contributors. […]
"Almost, Maine" is a play by John Cariani, comprised of nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine. Presented by the Auburn High School Theatre Department's Troupe 17.
Newbie director Carol has one day to find the leads for a community theater production of "Romeo and Juliet." But what seems like a simple task proves impossible when the pool of auditioners includes extreme method actors, performers who just don't know how to channel their rage, and one woman who may or may not […]
This is CFC's Spring Concert, with guests Angela Went/collaborative pianist, Timothy Hager-Wentz/drums and Joseph Wentz/bass.
Considered one of the best vocalists of all time, Karen Carpenter captured the attention of a generation with her unabashedly catchy pop music. Singer and playwright Lisa Rock has compiled a moving tribute to the music and life of Carpenter, and brings it to the stage with her 6-piece backing band to perform some of […]
This is CFC's Spring Concert, with guests Angela Went/collaborative pianist, Timothy Hager-Wentz/drums and Joseph Wentz/bass.
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
Celebrate Rainier Youth Choirs' 15th anniversary at this concert! They will be premiering the commissioned work, “this light”, that will be funded, in part, by the Kent Arts Commission grant. About 15 alumni are returning to perform the song with our current members. Prior to the pandemic, RYC had grown to include 100+ members in six […]
Meet up online and chat about genealogy subjects and topics. We have no agenda; we just like one another! For meeting invitations and discussion, join https://skcgs.groups.io/g/Society
the Auburn High School Jazz and Show Choir invite you to a send-off concert for their upcoming Disneyland performance. From Frank Sinatra to Earth, Wind and Fire to Broadway (and a little of everything in between), this highly energetic show features great vocals and incredible dancing.
Pacific Islander Community Association of Washington 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month, 3:30-6 PM Pasifika Wayfinder (PWF) Cultural Roots is a space nurtured at PICA-WA to foster an environment of youth learning Pasifika cultural through song, dance, chant, story-telling and other Pasifika cultural protocols. We encourage Pacific Islander youth from any cultural background to come […]
Come enjoy 3-minute short films created by Auburn High School students in the categories of Animation, Drama, Comedy, Action/Sports, Commercials (including Public Service Announcements), Documentary, Fantasy-Sci Fi and Cultural/Foreign.
Featuring jazz bands from all seven of the secondary schools in the Auburn School District, as well as members of the Navy Band Northwest!
Bring your 3-5 year olds to the Mary Olson Farm to learn about nature, history, and farm life while practicing skills like counting, matching, and sharing. Every week we will explore a different theme and have fun with activities including story time, animal encounters, games, crafts, and more! Caregivers must stay with their children during […]
No registration required - come to share your talents, and enjoy performances by others as well. For more information call 425-432-0810 or mvcac@comcast.net
7 Stories is a night of storytelling –to build community, empathy, and celebrate our diversity. This month, people will be telling stories based on the themes of “Mother” or “Gifts: Stories of Getting What You Need.” This event is held at the Highline Heritage Museum in Burien. Storytelling spots are open. Attendance is limited but […]
It's a pageant! It's a trivia contest! It's a talent show! It's everything and more in a night of intrigue and fun at the first annual Best of Troy! Come out and vote on your favorite AHS Club as they compete in three categories (talent, fashion and Auburn trivia) to see who collects the crown! […]
Newbie director Carol has one day to find the leads for a community theater production of "Romeo and Juliet." But what seems like a simple task proves impossible when the pool of auditioners includes extreme method actors, performers who just don't know how to channel their rage, and one woman who may or may not […]
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
In 1968, Lloyd Herman had a dream - to dedicate a building near the White House, being renovated by the Smithsonian, as a center for changing exhibitions on draft, design and the decorative arts. Herman became the founding director of the nation's Craft museum, The Renwick Gallery, in January 1972. Rescheduled from earlier this year, […]
Newbie director Carol has one day to find the leads for a community theater production of "Romeo and Juliet." But what seems like a simple task proves impossible when the pool of auditioners includes extreme method actors, performers who just don't know how to channel their rage, and one woman who may or may not […]
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
Explore how food affects mood with Hansie Wong, MD. Understand cravings and identify nutrient-dense foods to improve mood. This program is geared toward adults. Please register at kcls.org.
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
In collaboration with Three Trees Books, storyteller Ingrid Miller curates stories to celebrate inclusion, diversity, and culture - and to celebrate what makes us, us! June is Pride Month, and Ingrid will be sharing the picture books "From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea" and "And Tango Makes Three."
The Friends of Saltwater Park group host this monthly work party for the betterment of Saltwater State Park. Ivy is a major problem in the park - smothering the trees and taking over the ground so that native plants are not allowed to grow. Native plants are so important for a healthy environment. This is […]
Sponsored by the South King County Genealogical Society, the Family Tree Maker Users Group will have a Q&A session around the features offered by FTM software. Go to https://skcgs.groups.io/g/FTMUG for meeting link, meeting reminders and discussion. These are virtual programs.
A wide array of plants propagated from the Garden, including many Northwest native specimens. Masks and social distancing required.
During the pandemic, the Black Genealogy Research Group has been holding meetings via Zoom. Join in lively discussions and programs to learn and share genealogy with the experts. This is an open forum for people of all backgrounds and experience who have interest in genealogy. Contact BHS for the meeting link: blackheritagesocietywa@gmail.com *Meetings will return […]
Visit the Garden and view spectacular heritage roses on display in the Pavilion. Heritage roses are known for their fragrance and beauty. Vote for your favorite. Get information on growing Heritage roses and where to buy them. This program will be held in the Pavilion by the Pond.
This year The Dance Room is happy to present "Sleeping Beauty."
This year The Dance Room is happy to present "Sleeping Beauty."
Spring, 1973. The Pacific Northwest. The alleys are dark. The bars are too bright. It’s raining out, probably. Private detective Sam Shikaze doesn’t just know crime…he knows everything that happens in this part of town. And this latest case might get him two black eyes and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the ocean. […]
The concert program will include: Grieg - Selections from Peer Gynt Prokofiev - Peter and the Wolf Tchaikovsky - No. 1 Scene from Swan Lake Suite Mendelssohn - Nocturne form Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61 Dukas - Sorcerer's Apprentice Shore - Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings Suite Jeffery N. Lund, Music […]