MAR 9th: The Round{58} - music, art, poetry
Who: Round {58}: music, art, poetry
What: Multi-Arts Performance
When: March 9th, 7:30pm doors, 8pm show
Where: Fremont Abbey Great Hall
How: Buy tickets here $8-10
Rated: PG
Description:
Ian McFeron, slam poet Jodie Knowles, Aaron & Grace from Goldfinch, Jake from Big Sur, and NEW! – Two expert potters (Eric Newman and Mark Strom) will turn lowly lumps of clay into a variety of vases and bowls right before your eyes. Finished pots will also be available for purchase.
Tuesday, March 9th @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, 4272 fremont ave north, seattle 8-10pm / 7:30 doors / $7 advance / $7-10 at door / all-ages / pg13 Info: www.theround.org / Tickets via www.fremontabbey.org
*Raising awareness & volunteers for a different humanitarian non-profit each quarter. YMCA YOUTH PROGRAMS We work through www.bandswithoutborders.org
Founded by Arts Curator Nathan Marion in 2005, The Round developed into a volunteer powered "arts experience" every month on a Monday or Tuesday night in Seattle (and now expanding to Tacoma, Portland, Austin, and Lebanon, PA). What began as 3 musicians sharing the stage has developed into a multi-arts event with live painters and slam poets joining up to 6 or 7 musicians for a night of arts that will never be replicated.
The Round has provided many firsts over its 50 months, including young poets or painters performing for their first time ever in front of an audience, singers collaborating on songs to create unique renditions, and much more. Past rounds have featured everyone from David Bazan, Robin Pecknold (Fleet Foxes), Mark Pickerel and Jen Wood to slam poet champs like Danny Sherrard, Karen Finneyfrock, Tara Hardy and Matt Gano alongside painters like Emily Leonard (Nashville), Christen Mattix and Kate Protage. www.theround.org
Raising awareness & volunteers for: For over 130 years the Downtown Seattle YMCA has fulfilled its mission to build a community that develops the fullest potential in each of us. Our annual Partners With Youth campaign raises funds to support programs for our youth and families, such as camp, job skill development, memberships for foster children, and strength programs for cancer survivors. Even in times of uncertainty and hardship, the YMCA responds with resources, innovation and relationship-based approach to meeting community needs.
What: Multi-Arts Performance
When: March 9th, 7:30pm doors, 8pm show
Where: Fremont Abbey Great Hall
How: Buy tickets here $8-10
Rated: PG
Description:
Ian McFeron, slam poet Jodie Knowles, Aaron & Grace from Goldfinch, Jake from Big Sur, and NEW! – Two expert potters (Eric Newman and Mark Strom) will turn lowly lumps of clay into a variety of vases and bowls right before your eyes. Finished pots will also be available for purchase.
Tuesday, March 9th @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, 4272 fremont ave north, seattle 8-10pm / 7:30 doors / $7 advance / $7-10 at door / all-ages / pg13 Info: www.theround.org / Tickets via www.fremontabbey.org
*Raising awareness & volunteers for a different humanitarian non-profit each quarter. YMCA YOUTH PROGRAMS We work through www.bandswithoutborders.org
Founded by Arts Curator Nathan Marion in 2005, The Round developed into a volunteer powered "arts experience" every month on a Monday or Tuesday night in Seattle (and now expanding to Tacoma, Portland, Austin, and Lebanon, PA). What began as 3 musicians sharing the stage has developed into a multi-arts event with live painters and slam poets joining up to 6 or 7 musicians for a night of arts that will never be replicated.
The Round has provided many firsts over its 50 months, including young poets or painters performing for their first time ever in front of an audience, singers collaborating on songs to create unique renditions, and much more. Past rounds have featured everyone from David Bazan, Robin Pecknold (Fleet Foxes), Mark Pickerel and Jen Wood to slam poet champs like Danny Sherrard, Karen Finneyfrock, Tara Hardy and Matt Gano alongside painters like Emily Leonard (Nashville), Christen Mattix and Kate Protage. www.theround.org
Raising awareness & volunteers for: For over 130 years the Downtown Seattle YMCA has fulfilled its mission to build a community that develops the fullest potential in each of us. Our annual Partners With Youth campaign raises funds to support programs for our youth and families, such as camp, job skill development, memberships for foster children, and strength programs for cancer survivors. Even in times of uncertainty and hardship, the YMCA responds with resources, innovation and relationship-based approach to meeting community needs.