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Get crafty this fall and learn how to turn stone cabochons into charming wire-wrapped pumpkins! In this beginner-friendly class, youll explore the basics of wire wrapping while creating your very own pumpkin pendant, perfect for autumn vibes or a...

THESE SACRED HILLS is a powerful collaboration between filmmakers and the Rock Creek Band of the Yakama Nation.

Good Crafternoon invites you to Watch & Swatch: 11/18 7pm at Green Lung Studio, bring your own craft and watch a movie (with good lighting)!

Fresh off of directing the Two Faced Fools at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival; Patrick Rippeto will be leading an extended introduction class in Commedia dellArte.

The Seattle Film Critics Societys PNW Short Film Award Nominee program boasts stories that celebrate the creativity, community, and spirit of our region

The Theatre Program at Lehman presents Sweat, a play by Lynn Nottage.

Los Angeles Premiere of "Prieto" a powerful 60-minute autobiographical one-man show by Santa Clara County Poet Laureate and performance artist Yosimar Reyes

Locals Only is a monthly screening event put on by the Seattle Film Society.

David Lynch's final work graces the screens of Seattle's movie theaters in November and December!

presented by The Austin City Ballet

A Christmas show like no other, where families will be filled with the joy, hope, and wonder of the season.

Comedy by Jones Hope Wooten

Shakespeare at The Bibliopub!

Tannery World Dance & Cultural Center (TWDCC) invites you to the Deep Roots Dance Fest 2025 the culminating event of our annual Diaspora Performance Project (DPP) season.

Varla Jean Merman realizes all the current pop princesses have been ripping her off!

Presented by St. John Paul II School

Meet author Chante Campbell author of Cinnamon Rolls and Villainy. They are launching Chocolate Pudding and Wicked Queens along with a pastries, cosplay and 1:1 author time!

Libertatum: Songs of Freedom Concert

See 10 (short) plays over 2 Days November 22 & 23

A Tribute for Trans Day of Remembrance: In Memory of Sam Nordquist