On November 12th at 11am at University Heights Center, Seattle food bloggers will be baking up their favorite tasty treats with proceeds benefiting The Emergency Feeding Program.
Join #WillBakeforFood - Bring your sweet tooth, along with non-perishable food items or a monetary donation. For a list of the items the Emergency Feeding Program needs most, click here (PDF).
When: Saturday, November 12th, 2011
11am-2pm (or until they run out! Rumor has it they’ve run out after 90 minutes in previous years so get there early)
Where: University Heights Center
5031 University Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
Why: Because everyone needs healthy, nutritious food. The Emergency Feeding Program’s mission is to provide an emergency response to the nutritional needs of people in crisis hunger situations throughout Seattle and King County.
Generally, I love to sleep in and stay in on Saturday mornings, but the awesome group of bloggers who will be there is motivation enough, not to mention that they’re all working together to support an incredibly important cause.
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VISUAL ART GALLERY
320 Westlake Avenue North / South East corner of Westlake and Harrison
Curated by Kizha Davidson of pun(c)tuation gallery
Featuring works of:
Spencer Matthews
Curtis R. Barnes
Mike Wagner
http://www.mikewagner-arti st.com/paintings/01.html
http://www.mikewagner-arti st.com/paintings/02.html
http://www.mikewagner-arti st.com/paintings/04.htmlSTRINGS SMALL CONCERT PERFORMANCES
321 Terry Avenue North / Western Half of Ground Floor Lobby
Cello by John Ames of EQLateral http://eqlateral.com/_.htm l
Strings Bass by Lamar Lofton with accompanying guitaristORIGINAL MUSIC, SPOKEN WORD, AND A BEAT BATTLE EXTROARDINAIRE
310 Terry Ave N, between Thomas and Harrison, near Cuoco Restaurant.
A Flame Production offers up a stage of original music, spoken word and a beat battle extraordinaire for South Lake Union’s first-ever ARTcade. Featuring Seattle superstars performing their own and others best music and poetry, don’t miss Amber Flame and the Last of the RedHot Mamas, Elaina M. Ellis, Roma Raye, and more!
6:00 - 6:30 Roma Raye
6:40 - 7:10 Heidi McAllister
7:20 - 7:50 Elaina M. Ellis
8:00 - 8:30 Last of the RedHot Mamas
8:40 - 9:00 Sarah Freeman and Najja MorrisINTERACTIVE PARTICIPANT GIANT JENGA GAME by NILS CHRISTIAN
Boren Plaza landing by Ting MoMo Restaurant & Bravehorse Tavern
http://www.notmartha.org/a rchives/2011/07/06/giant-jenga-at-the-georgetown-carnival/LIVE MUSIC – GYPSY JAZZ
corner of Harrison & Boren Avenue North. by the David Smith & Company store
Leif Totusek w/ “The Romales”
Mario Butkovic - guitar Leif Totusek - Will Dowd -drums
http://www.facebook.com/theromales?sk=infoMULTI MEDIA INSTALLATION by DUMB EYES – VIDEO PROJECTION / MUSIC
Dead end alley on the south side of 333 Boren Avenue North
Enter on north side of Harrison Avenue between Boren and Terry or through Parking Garage on Boren Plaza
landing by Ting MoMo & Bravehorse Tavern
Installation by DUMB EYES http://www.dumbeyes.com/events/VISUAL INSTALLATIONS
The Urban Sketchers
333 Boren Avenue North, south side of the building (west window)
http://urbansketchers.org/Frances Nelson
333 Boren Avenue North, south side of the building (east window)
On Twitter? Use hashtag #ARTcade (and tweet @keridwyn to say hi at the event!)
I’m most excited to check out Staple & Fancy’s gnocchi, Bastille’s mussels with hard cider and ginger (sounds like a fantastic combo for fall!), Foodz Catering’s Brie & Truffle Mac n Cheese.
Thanks to all the restaurants involved!
Mussels with Rockridge Hard Cider, Young Ginger and Fennel PollenPoquitos
Pork Cheek Pibil with Crispy Potatoes and Pickled Fresno ChilesStaple & Fancy
Potato Gnocchi with Lamb Ragu, Mint and Oregano
Coterie Room Rabbit TerrineArtusi
Eggplant and Stone Fruit Caponata with Cherry Tomatoes and Toasted Pine NutsRevel
Corned Lamb Rueben with Sauerkraut and Green Curry AioliRN74
Lamb CassouletFoodz Catering
Brie-and-Truffle Mac and Cheese Bites and Peppadew Peppers with Feta and PistachiosSpur
Whole Milk Ice Cream with Nitro Frozen CerealRover’s
Pork Rib with Wild Mushroom, Harissa Jam and Foie Gras NageDianne’s Delights
Pumpkin Cake Ball with Pumpkin Pound Cake
Vanilla Bean Cake Ball
Chocolate Cake BallMistral KitchenBeverages Golden Beetle cocktails featuring
Hendrick’s Gin
Milagro TequilaTavern Law cocktails featuring
The Balvenie Single Malt Scotch
Hudson Four Grain Bourbon WhiskeyWaterbrook Sauvignon BlancWaterbrook Melange NoirChocolate Shop dessert wine
Having seen Nanda perform shorts at The Moisture Festival, I was already excited about this show before the curtain went up last weekend on opening night.
I was expecting a fun, lighthearted night of performance, but was truly blown away by this show.
They’re not perfect, but they’re awesome. These talented guys make you transport back to the days of playing pretend as a kid. What happens on stage is as if the brain of an active 8 year old boy, in love with martial arts movies, comes to life. Their “kung faux” fighting is electrifyed as they are choreographed to match their sound effects as they swing near each other and throw themselves back in comic falls. The audience feels like a kid again, remembering the importance of play and imagination.
Tomoki Sage brings his talents to the stage in a delivery that will remind audiences of vaudvillian style clowning. Groucho Marx would be pleased. His facial expressions and dedication to character in the moment are filled with joy and comedic skill. Joined by co-stars Misha Fradin, Chen Pollina and Kiyota Sage, this handsome bunch will have you laughing one moment and dropping your jaw the next, as they make acrobatic moves look easy as pie.
The video production that runs behind them and helps carry the story between costume changes is well produced and adds to the fun of the production.
The Jacket runs about an hour with no intermission and will leave you smiling all week long. It’s rare I see a show that I want ALL of my friends to see, but this is one that appeals to a huge audience. The crowd jumped to its feet in standing ovation at the end of the show. Don’t miss the creative joy that is NANDA.
Have a Facebook Fan Page or Twitter account for your business? Don’t miss out on Friday’s “Rise of the Social Customer” event, put on by the Seattle Chamber. I’ve attended other lunch events in this series and always walk away with more tools in my Social Media toolkit.