Seattle Pacific University presents “Twelve Angry Women” — a gender-swapping twist on Reginald Rose’s classic play, “Twelve Angry Men” — for two weekends this month on the James Leon Chapman Stage.
The start of school may mean less time for recreation, but you’ll want to make room in your schedule for Burien’s Arts-A-Glow Lantern Festival and Procession this weekend. With a new location at Dottie Harper Park, this free night of entertainment is sure to keep the whole family busy.
Sunday, Aug. 28 marks the annual Beacon Rocks! festival, an outdoor music series that features an eclectic mix of family-friendly music every summer.
The event allows local musicians to show off their talent, and at the same time gives residents the chance to foster a sense of community with their neighbors.
With plenty of events going on in the Northwest this weekend, it may be difficult to choose which to attend. For all-ages fun and entertainment north of Seattle, you’ll want to be sure you make it up to 2011 A Taste of Edmonds, presented by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.
As August greets us with some toasty days (by our standards), get ready to hang up those fleece coats and prepare to show some skin for Seattle’s 10th annual Tattoo Expo.
The Olympic Music Festival is in full swing. The classical concert series has entertained Washington natives and visitors alike for the past 28 years
Seattleites are well known for drinking coffee and enjoying the outdoors, but something else we Northwesterners love is our seafood. This weekend, the Ballard Chamber of Commerce will be celebrating its 37th annual SeafoodFest in Seattle’s historically Scandinavian neighborhood.
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