Weekend Adventures
Some weekend suggestions for all you Adventure Questers:
You + WordsTeen Writing Workshops at Richard Hugo House & Elliot Bay Books: This Saturday and Sunday, Arts Crush is doing a bunch of FREE writing and poetry workshops for teens. The teachers they've lined up are really great, and we highly recommend taking advantage of this free opportunity. You do need to RSVP for each of these. More details here.
Music + Art (x free!)The Arts Crush Music Launch is this Sunday from 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM at the Henry Art Gallery on the UW Campus. It's a great, FREE opportunity to hear music from some of our region's best classical musicians AND check out the new exhibit, Panoptos, which will totally rock your socks off. More info at artscrush.org.
Dance + BraverySpectrum Dance Theater opens their fall season with Relationships, a mixed repertory (which means a bunch of short dances) program that includes voluntary audience participation. But you don't have to participate - for you ballet fans, just sitting close to the dancers (Spectrum's space is smaller than, say, McCaw Hall) might be a cool new experience. Baby steps. More info at spectrumdance.org.
For a listing of everything you can see and do this week with your Teen Tix pass, read the Teen Tix e-newsletter on our website.
Happy weekend!
You + WordsTeen Writing Workshops at Richard Hugo House & Elliot Bay Books: This Saturday and Sunday, Arts Crush is doing a bunch of FREE writing and poetry workshops for teens. The teachers they've lined up are really great, and we highly recommend taking advantage of this free opportunity. You do need to RSVP for each of these. More details here.Music + Art (x free!)The Arts Crush Music Launch is this Sunday from 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM at the Henry Art Gallery on the UW Campus. It's a great, FREE opportunity to hear music from some of our region's best classical musicians AND check out the new exhibit, Panoptos, which will totally rock your socks off. More info at artscrush.org.
Dance + BraverySpectrum Dance Theater opens their fall season with Relationships, a mixed repertory (which means a bunch of short dances) program that includes voluntary audience participation. But you don't have to participate - for you ballet fans, just sitting close to the dancers (Spectrum's space is smaller than, say, McCaw Hall) might be a cool new experience. Baby steps. More info at spectrumdance.org.For a listing of everything you can see and do this week with your Teen Tix pass, read the Teen Tix e-newsletter on our website.
Happy weekend!
