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Caspar Babypants performs a free concert at Top Pot Doughnuts in Ballard tomorrow!
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Friday, December 18, 2015
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Two Harvest Festivals with all kinds of free family fun tomorrow! One at Occidental Park in Seattle and one at Molbak's in Woodinville - Saturday, October 17th 2015 from 11am-4pm (Seattle's until 3pm)
Celebrate the change of seasons with Fall Family Harvest in Occidental Square Park.
Bring the whole family down on Saturday, Oct. 17 for FREE fun in the historic Pioneer Square park. Halloween costumes encouraged!
- KidsQuest Museum activity for children
- An inflatable obstacle course
- An inflatable football game
- Face painter
- Live music
- Free candy
- Outdoor games and activities
- More!
AND...
The leaves are turning and the kids are wiggling -- time to pack up the crew and head to Molbak’s for a day of family fun!
BOOGIE DOWN: Dance to the award-winning family rock band, Recess Monkey.
CARVE IT UP: Be amazed and entertained by master pumpkin carver, Russ Leno.
GET CRAFTY: Visit the Kid’s Corral, hosted by The Nest, for fun crafts and games; and make a pinecone birdfeeder with the Eastside Audubon Society.
DIG IN: Join Lisa Taylor for a puppet show filled with garden critters and hands-on fun.
GRAB A BITE: Treat the family to gourmet mini donuts from Mini The Dough Nut and check out the samples in our Home department.
STRIKE A POSE: Let artist, Tamara Belland, paint your portrait in watercolor; and bring your camera—there will be photo ops aplenty.
VOTE: Cast a vote for your favorite pumpkin carved by Molbak’s talented staff members.
For more info. on Seattle's event go here.
For more info. on Woodinville's event go here.
Friday, September 18, 2015
1st Annual Block Party - "Super Hero" themed with a Recess Monkey performance, special appearances, games, rock wall, bounce house and slide, photo booth, craft activities and more at Redmond Town Center! Saturday, September 19th 2015 from 12-5pm - All FREE except for Kryptonite (geode) cracking and Paint Away's make and take handprint or tote!
Attend Redmond Town Center's first annual Block Party!
This year, we will test your strength with lively superhero activities. Activities are FREE, except where pricing is noted below.
- Test your endurance on the bouncy house & bouncy slide
- Pose in the gotham photo booth
- Create a superhero mask
- Test your strength with agility games
- Adorn your superhero with face painting & balloon artistry
- Climb the Christa Camps Rock Wall
- Try kryptonite cracking at Utopia's booth ($8, $10, $15 - depends on geode chosen)
- Paint Away! ($4 handprint or $5 tote) more information
- Meet everyday superheroes from Redmond Police and Fire Departments
- Wrap up the day's successes with Recess Monkey, performing at 4 p.m.
Arrive in costume if you dare!
For more info. go here.
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Recess Monkey performance at the Third Commons Stage at Lake Forest Park Town Center - Saturday, July 25th 2015 from 3-3:45pm
" Take a high-energy, rocking journey aboard the imaginary “Tambourine Submarine,” a high-tech vessel that explores sea, space and time. Sing, dance and rock out with some of the Northwest’s most popular family entertainers. "
Held on Third Place Commons Stage.
Family program, all ages welcome.
For more info. go here.
Friday, July 10, 2015
TAMBOURINE SUBMARINE: A MUSICAL ODYSSEY performed by Recess Monkey at the Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library - Saturday, July 11th 2015 from 10:30-11:30am
The Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library hosts Recess Monkey for a fun, free concert!
" Wriggle, jump, dance and groove along with Recess Monkey, who returns to the library with a collection of high-energy songs inspired by exploration. Ages 6 and under. "
For more info. go here.
Awesome Kids Day with bounce houses, The Not-Its performance, giveaways and more in Burien - Saturday, July 11th 2015 from 10am-2pm
First 500 kids to attend get a free bag filled with goodies!
" Super Awesome Kids Day is here! Why super? Because Awesome Kids Day has a Super Hero theme this year! Come out for the fun and learn all the ways you can be a super learner, super fit...and a super citizen! Finish off this fun, free day of bouncy houses, balloons, bubbles and joy with a performance by local kid rock band, The Not-Its! You're an Awesome Kid and this is YOUR day! "
For more info. go here.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
The Super Magic Show presented by Louie Foxx at the Woodinville Library - Saturday, June 20th 2015 at 1pm
Take the kids to see a science magic show tomorrow!
" Discover how you can get your own super powers by using science or secret “magic” technology taken directly from characters in books and stories. "
For more info. go here.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra presents JAZZ4KIDS Mingus: Let My Children Hear Music at Benaroya Hall - Saturday, June 20th 2015 from 3-5pm (Instrument "Petting Zoo" at 3pm, performance at 4pm) - "Less than a Latte" each at $1 processing fee per FREE Ticket!
Have you seen this? Tickets still available for a free matinee with $1 processing fee! Get them now for an event that costs from $15-47 per person for that night's and the next day's performance! There will be a instrument petting zoo that starts at 3pm with the performance at 4pm. Make sure to bring your confirmation with you as that is your ticket. :-)
" The award-winning Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra (SRJO) presents another of its highly popular "Jazz4Kids" concerts on Saturday, June 20, 2015 at the Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall. The SRJO's Jazz4Kids Concerts are one-hour matinee performances without an intermission, presented in fine concert halls. Special thanks to our concert sponsor, Kennelly Keys Music!
SRJO Jazz4Kids concerts include a hands-on "petting zoo" instrument display courtesy of Kennelly Keys Music (in the lobby, beginning at 3:00 PM), instrument demonstrations, and questions from the audience for artistic directors Clarence Acox and Michael Brockman. The November 1 concert will include pieces selected from the same-day main stage program of Mingus: Let My Children Hear Music.
Special thanks to Lucky Seven Foundation for making this Jazz4Kids possible!
This event is free* to attend but a ticket must be acquired in advance online or over the phone from SRJO. Jazz4Kids concerts traditionally sell out, so it is highly recommended that everyone interested in attending the concert obtain tickets in advance to ensure seating.
*A $1.00 Ticket Processing Fee applies to each $0.00/Free ticket.
NOTE: NO TICKETS WILL BE MAILED TO YOU. YOUR ORDER CONFIRMATION EMAIL WILL SERVE AS YOUR TICKETS. PLEASE BRING YOUR ORDER CONFIRMATION TO THE CONCERT.
This event may be filmed or photographed for use in a variety of SRJO publicity and fundraising materials. By purchasing tickets, you are agreeing to allow images of you or a child you are accompanying to appear in our materials.
For more info. go here.
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Freeway Park Fountain Festival with live music, free kettle corn, face painting, kid activities and more in Seattle - Saturday, May 30th 2015 from 12-2pm
If you have never been before, go and check out this very unique and awesome park in the "heart" of Seattle!
Free highlights:
live music
kettle corn
face painting
activities
Purchase highlights:
Hot Dogs and Ice Cream
Friends of the Library Book Sale
For more info. go here.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Family Fun Day with a 5th Avenue Theatre performance, a speaker and book signing, arts and crafts and more at the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle - Saturday, May 9th 2015 from 11am-4pm
" Family Fun Day is packed with activities for children of all ages! "
All images courtesy of Wing Luke Museum.
11am: The 5th Avenue Theatre presents the powerful musical "Baseball Saved Us", an adaptation of the award-winning children's book by author Ken Mochizuki. The story follows a young boy who, with his family, is imprisoned in a "camp" unlike any other. When he learns how to play baseball, he finds out that the lessons are beyond mere gameplay.
1pm: Ken Mochizuki, author of Baseball Saved Us, will discuss why he became a writer and share some of his other books as well. He will be on-hand to answer questions and sign books which are available in the museum Marketplace.
2pm: Join artist Midori Kono Thiel as she demonstrates the art of Japanese calligraphy. Then she will go over basic brush strokes so that you can create your own calligraphic art.
Midori is one of the artists who will be featured in the upcoming exhibit, Construct\s: Installation by Asian Pacific American Women Artists, on display starting May 15, 2015.
Family Fun Day is free to the public.
For more info. go here.
Monday, April 27, 2015
Caspar Babypants performance at Top Pot Doughnuts - Wedgewood Location in Seattle - Saturday, May 2nd 2015 at 10:30am
Free Caspar Babypants performance at the Wedgewood Location...Yeah!
WEDGEWOOD LOCATION
6855 35th Avenue Northeast
Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 525-1966
FREE!
set time - 10:30am
For more info. go here.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Caspar Babypants performs at the Land of Nod store in University Village in Seattle - Saturday, April 11th 2015 at 10:30 am
SATURDAY
4/11/15
at
UNIVERSITY VILLAGE
2660 Northeast 49th Street
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 527-9900
FREE!
set time - 10:30am
For more info. go here.
Friday, April 3, 2015
Friday, March 27, 2015
Friday, March 6, 2015
Free First Saturday this month featuring the holiday Hinamatsuri (Girls Day) with free admission, a performance, arts and crafts, a movie and more at Seattle Asian Art Museum - Saturday, March 7th 2015 from 11am-2pm
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| Image courtesy of Yuki Inagawa |
FREE FIRST SATURDAY: GIRLS DAY
MAR 7 2015
ASIAN ART MUSEUM
FULLER GARDEN COURT
11 AM – 2 PM
" Each Free First Saturday has an exciting new theme and drop-in workshops guided by teaching artists. Model traditional costumes, enjoy a special performance, watch a family-friendly movie, discover a new book, and embark on a sketching tour of the galleries.
Celebrate the Japanese holiday Hinamatsuri, or Girls Day, explore our Japanese art collection and the doll display in the Fuller Garden Court. Make your own wall garland from recycled materials to celebrate a girl or woman in your life that your love. "
For more info. go here.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
"On The Razzle" PRESENTED BY THE YOUNG ACTORS OF THE YOUTH PROGRAM AT THE SEATTLE PUBLIC THEATER AT THE BATHHOUSE IN GREEN LAKE - VARIOUS DAYS/TIMES This weekend and next! - DONATIONS ACCEPTED
On the Razzle
by Tom Stoppard
directed by Shana Bestock
“One false move and we’ll have a farce on our hands.”
From the master who brought us Arcadia comes a farce of epic proportions. In an explosion of verbal dazzle, wit, innuendo, malaprops, grand entrances, hasty exits, mistaken identities, and general hilarity, Stoppard adapts with a very free hand an 1842 Austrian farce (which inspired Thornton Wilder’sMatchmaker, which in turn was the basis for the musical Hello, Dolly!). “On the razzle” is a quaint Britishism that roughly translates as “to par-tay” and this play certainly is a night on the town! Two callow shop clerks escape their lives of provincial drudgery for one day in glitzy, sinful old Vienna, where they hope, as one of them puts it, “to acquire a past before it’s too late.” Don’t miss this deft and daffy romp!
Ensemble features actors grades 8 – 12.
Friday, February 27 @ 7pm
Saturday, February 28 @ 7pm
Sunday, March 1 @ 2pm
Friday, March 6 @ 7pm
Saturday, March 7 @ 7pm
Friday, February 27, 2015
Mount Baker Community Clubhouse presents the Pied Piper Series featuring Charlie the Noise Guy in Seattle - Saturday, February 28th 2015 at 10:30am - "Less than a Latte" each with a $3 suggested donation
Charlie the Noise Guy
" Kid comedy and sound shenanigans. It's noisy fun for everyone!
If it sounds like a duck and walks like a duck; it must be a duck, right? Well, maybe not! Charlie Williams is “The Noiseguy”, a vocal sound impressionist who can imitate the sound of planes, trains and automobiles! This talented performer is also a kids’ comedian, author and illustrator. In one of his typical shows you might hear flushing toilets, dinosaurs, monster trucks and beatboxin’.
When he tells you his fractured fairy tale of Jack chopping down the beanstalk, he doesn’t use an ax – that’s not noisy enough! If you close your eyes, you’ll be convinced The Noiseguy is using a real chainsaw to bring down the beanstalk. This is a show like none other – you won’t believe your ears! Parents – be prepared for a lot of giggling!
Williams encourages kids to laugh at everyday annoyances because humor is an important life skill. Parents will get in touch with their inner (noisy) child. Everyone will learn some vocal impressions of their very own! Williams believes “the family that makes noise together is a family that enjoys together”. "
For more info. go here.
Friday, February 13, 2015
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