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Seattle Drum School Georgetown
1010 S Bailey St
Seattle, WA 98108-2721
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 9am – 2pm

Neighborhoods: Citywide
Event Types: Arts, Community
Audience: Children, Family, Teen
Sponsoring Organization: Seattle Drum School
Contact: Becca Baggenstoss
Pre-Register: Yes
More info: www.seattledrumschoolgeorgetown.com…



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Port Gardner Landing is the perfect backdrop for the waterfront concert series. The dramatic marina setting adds refreshing dimension to some of the most entertaining bands in the Northwest. Thursday nights on the waterfront -- an Everett tradition!

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Rainier Beach Community
8825 Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA 98118-4928
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 10am – 12pm

For more information and / or registration please contact Pam Berry 206 412-5102.
Program note : High School students are invited to help out with younger students and earn service credits towards graduation.No Music experience necessary.Learn how to play a variety of instruments available to learn.
No program on 7/5.

Event Types: Music, Special Events
Facility/Site: Rainier Beach Community
Neighborhoods: Rainier Beach, Seward Park, South Beacon Hill/NewHolly, South of Seattle
Community Center: Rainier Beach Community Center
Sponsoring Organization: Rainier Beach Community
Contact: Carl Bergquist
Contact Phone: 206-386-1925
Contact Email: carl.bergquist@seattle.gov
Audience: Children
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free
More info: www.seattle.gov…



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We're kicking off Spaceworks Tacoma, an arts initiative to activate empty storefronts with art and creative enterprise. We'll have music, dance, film, and visual art, and you can take a walking tour of all of the Spaceworks sites.

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With the rise in casinos, nightclubs, and entertainment venues, the job market for bartenders is steadily increasing. This course will give you a fun and exciting introduction to the dramatic and lucrative world of professional bartending! Learn about common bar equipment, customer service, and the names and recipes for over 100 drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Discover how to "free-pour," create layered and multi-liquor drinks, and explore the most popular wines and microbrews. Also learn how a bartender helps their guests to have a great time while watching out for their safety. Job search skills and strategies for increasing customer satisfaction (and tips!) will also be covered. Full-time or part-time, bartending is fun, dynamic, and exhilarating! Fee includes the "Bartending and Serving Licensing" class (see below). No prior liquor knowledge required. You must be at least 18 years of age. Please bring valid picture ID to the class. Required textbook can be purchased at the EvCC bookstore (Chandler L. DeLove, Bartending for the Professional and Home Entertainer, Publisher: BarBack Books, Inc., ISBN: 0976219816).

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Learn the legal aspects of responsible alcoholic beverage service for bartenders and servers including how much to serve, when to stop serving and the legal responsibilities of restaurants, bars and individuals in the service industry. This class meets the requirements for licensing by the State of Washington and is required for anyone working as a professional bartender or server. No prior bartending or liquor knowledge is needed. Students ages of 18-20 eligible for Permit 13. Students 21+ eligible for Permit 12.

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ToST
513 N. 36th St. #E
Seattle, WA
98103
Thursday, August 19, 2010, 9pm

It is time to change your conception of Seattle based music. For over a decade, a new style of music has been growing and evolving in the clubs of this famous West Coast city. Marmalade embodies this new music we call Groove.

Every Thursday night for the past ~6~ years, Marmalade has brought live improvised danceable grooves to a club called ToST. Influenced by soul, funk, hip-hop, and jazz, the Marmalade vibe is the defining factor that sets this group apart in Seattle's flourishing Groove scene. Positive, energetic, and free, the group encourages one to be oneself; that the only way to be cool is to be you.
More than a band, this collective of musicians is made up of members of Phat Sidy Smokehouse, nuSoltribe, StingShark, Super Sonic Soul Pimps, Jambalaya, TRWST, Diano Garcia, Diamond Hand, 17th Chapter, Blu Surkit, Karl Densen's Tiny Universe, Dub Championz, Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band, and Reverse. Marmalade nightly invents new music to move your body and soul. The musicians are:

Ernest Pumphrey, Jr (Voice/Flavor)
Davee C (Drum kit)
Tyrone Bob Lovelace (Bass, MC)
Chad Redlight (Keyboards/Voice/Drums)
Buddhaful Mike (Keyboards)
Brian StingShark Ray (Guitar/Voice)
Kimo Muraki (Saxophone/Voice/Guitar)
Chris CD Littlefield (Trumpet)
BigTalk Jon Ryser (Alto and Baritone Saxophones).

In addition to the live music, DJ Leopold Bloom provides beats, cuts and scratches throughout the night for ones sonic groovification.

The night at ToST has become so popular that the group has been getting bookings all over the region. No matter where they perform, they bring their unique energy that transforms any venue into a platform for Marmalade to spread out and do their thing.

In 2005, Maramalade took it to the road. As a part of the Natural High Tour presented by the Pacha Mama Project, they spent the summer in France creating their instantly inspired Groove music for the discerning appetites of the European musical palate.

With a complete night of auditory and visual satisfaction, Marmalade reminds you of how much fun life can be.

More info: www.myspace.com…



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The Last Legal High.Com Is a new online social site started here in Seattle for Adrenaline Junkies of all kinds. Chat Pictures, Videos, Blogs, Classifieds MP# and MP4 format and more! Join today for free , tell your friends and get them to jon as well! The Last Legal High.Com They Social Site For Adrenaline Junkies http://www.thelastlegalhigh.com

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7/29 - Thursday
Thursday The Crocodile, Trashed FTF and Lisa Dank Present: REVENGE OF THE LAZER-TITS with:

LISA DANK
Concours d'Elegance
Flat Black
DJ Sean Majors
And Special Guests

$10 adv
8pm
21 & over

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Laurelhurst Community Center
4554 NE 41st St
Seattle, WA 98105-5100
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6 – 8pm

Ticket available in advance.
Live music, Kids carnival & jump toys ($.25 per ticket),
Salmon plate $12 adult, $7 kid and garden burger, $5 hot dog

Event Types: Community, Festivals/Fairs, Special Events
Facility/Site: Laurelhurst CC
Neighborhoods: Cedar Park/Meadowbrook, Citywide, Downtown Commercial Core, Green Lake, Laurelhurst/Sand Point, Madrona/Leschi, Montlake/Portage Bay, North of Seattle, Northgate/Maple Leaf, Ravenna/Bryant/Roosevelt, University District, Wedgwood/View Ridge
Community Center: Laurelhurst Community Center
Parks: Laurelhurst Playfield:4544 NE 41st St.
Contact: Chris Jones
Contact Phone: 206-684-7529
Contact Fax: 206-522-6029
Contact Email: chris.jones@hotmail.com
Audience: All
Pre-Register: No
Cost: $12, $7, $5



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Northgate Community Center
10510 5th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98125-7202
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:30 – 8:30pm

7/15 Soultronic
7/22 Jack Cook
7/29 Psychic Soulmate Specialists
8/5 Folk Voice Band
8/12 Bonnie Birch Band
8/19 Black Math Quartet
8/26 Zael Zura

Event Types: Community, Dance, Music, Special Events
Facility/Site: Northgate Community Center
Neighborhoods: Ballard, Broadview/Bitter Lake, Citywide, Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood/Phinney Ridge, Haller Lake, Lake City/Olympic Hills/Victory Heights, Laurelhurst/Sand Point, Licton Springs, North Beach/Blue Ridge, North Capitol Hill, North of Seattle, Northgate/Maple Leaf, Ravenna/Bryant/Roosevelt, University District, Wallingford, Wedgwood/View Ridge
Community Center: Northgate Community Center
Contact: Northgate Community Center
Contact Phone: 206-386-4283
Audience: All, Adults, Children, Family, Senior, Special Needs, Teen
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free



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The Paperboys: Bio

Mexican Son Jarocho mixed in with Irish Jigs and Reels and a good dose of Country and Bluegrass. It has healthy servings of Ska, Soca and African Highlife and we've been known to throw in a little White Boy Reggae. Of course it also has strains of Soul, Pop and Funk although we are by no means a funk band. It is mostly Acoustic although we also like Electric guitars. It is Singer-Songwriter based but not the coffee house variety. It is definitely FOLK music, but not in the Kumbaya style. It has a deep respect and appreciation for tradition (Bluegrass, Old Time, Celtic, Son) but it's by no means Traditional. It Rocks incredibly hard and is extremely danceable, but that is not to say it can't be mellow and slow and beautiful. It can be heart breaking, but also joyous. It is never dark or angst ridden, and always full of hope - but not in the 'Up With People' kind of way. It's not Jazz, although we like Jazz a lot. It's not heavy metal or punk or grunge, although we love Rush and AC/DC. It is World Roots Music. It's POP music. It is GOOD music. It has a tendency to connect people and means a lot to many folks the world over, and for that we are very grateful. It is the only multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-generational, multi-lingual, multi-instrumental, genre bending, co-ed band you will hear today!!

File Under: Celtic / Mexican / Latin/ Folk / Acoustic / Alt-Country/ Roots/ Soul/ Pop

It's been said The Paperboys' music is hard to describe. Truth is, you could add rock, Son Jarocho, and world beat to that list too. Call it 'Guinness with a tequila chaser while listening to an Americana Jukebox'. Or 'a place where Irish, Mexican and Roots music collide.'

Of course, this multicultural mix is hardly surprising from a bilingual band, whose founding member is Mexican-Canadian and whose players cover a range of musical backgrounds from Bluegrass to Funk to traditional Scots and Irish music.

"A lot has to do with where we're from," says lead singer Tom Landa. "Vancouver is a culturally diverse place which feeds what we do and the music we make."

"Yes, we cover a lot of musical territory and have a lot of influences. There is a lot I can tell you about the music. But what it isn't is something that you can easily put into a little box and say "oh, this is Celtic" or "this is folk." We are much more than that."

NOTE: No one under 21 years old will be admitted.

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Rainier Beach Community Center
8825 Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA 98118-4928
Thursday, July 29, 6:30pm – Thursday, August 26, 2010, 8:30pm

Last Thursday evening each month(except August),listen and enjoy smooth jazz performed local artist,while taking a dip in the pool.Sponsored by Rainier Beach Community Center and Pool Advisory Council.

Event Types: Special Events
Facility/Site: Rainier Beach Community Center
Neighborhoods: Columbia City, Rainier Beach, Seward Park, South Beacon Hill/NewHolly, South of Seattle
Community Center: Rainier Beach Community Center
Parks: Atlantic Street Park:S Atlantic St. and 21st Ave. S, Beer Sheva Park:8650 55th Ave. S, Kubota Garden:9817 55th Ave. S, Lakeridge Playground:10145 Rainier Ave. S, Martha Washington Park:6612 57th Ave. S, Othello Playground:4351 S Othello St., Pritchard Island Beach:8400 55th Ave. S, Rainier Beach Playfield:8802 Rainier Ave. S
Sponsoring Organization: Rainier Beach Community Center
Contact: Carl Bergquist
Contact Phone: 206-386-1925
Contact Email: carlbergquist@seattle.gov
Site Contact Details: www.seattle.gov…
Audience: All
Pre-Register: No
Cost: $2.00 for all lap swim and water exercise participants



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Taproot Theatre
204 N 85th St
Seattle, WA 98103-3604
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 10am – 4pm

Registration forms and camp descriptions are available online at www.taproottheatre.org, or contact Taproot’s Acting Studio at (206) 529-3668 or studio@taproottheatre.org.

Neighborhoods: Greenwood/Phinney Ridge
Event Types: Theater
Audience: Children, Teen
Contact: Zandi Carlson
Contact Phone: 206-529-3668
Contact Email: studio@taproottheatre.org
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: 510.00
Registration Details: This two-week intensive will dive deeply into the singing, dancing and acting techniques needed for musical theatre performance. Not for the faint of heart, this class will be a challenge to even the most experienced young actors. Each student will go through an audition process and be cast in a Broadway-style musical, creating an experience they will never forget., 3rd-12th grades, Monday-Friday, July 19-31- 2 weeks, 10 am-4 pm, $510, Performances: July 30, 3 pm, and July 31, 10 am, Pre-requisite: TTC Showcase class or an audition, Location TBA



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The Pike Brewing Co.
1415 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101-2017
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 7 – 9:30pm

Seattle’s beer is almost as famous as our coffee and just as delicious. You’ll taste beer made on site at microbreweries while learning about beer from around Seattle and the world. See the city’s oldest saloon where Nirvana played, drink in Seattle’s less illustrious history, laugh at wonderful ads and finish at a fabulous Irish pub. Whether you’re out for some great beer or an entertaining stroll, you won’t want this tour to end.
Must be 21+ to take the tour.

Facility/Site: Meet at The Pike Brewing Co. in the building right next to the entrance to the Market. Look for your guide at the top of the stairs with the yellow Seattle By Foot flag.
Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Core, Pioneer Square/International District
Event Types: Community, Ethnic/Cultural, Public Forum
Audience: Adults
Sponsoring Organization: Seattle By Foot
Contact: Seattle By Foot
Contact Phone: 206-853-3545
Contact Email: info@seattlebyfoot.com
Pre-Register: No
Cost: $21 Advance Reservation/$25 Walkup
Registration Details: Advance reservations are recommended. Must be 21+ for tour.
More info: www.seattlebyfoot.com



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Seattle University
901 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122-4411
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 9am – 3pm

The 2010 STARTALK/OWN! Arabic and Chinese Summer Language Camp will take place July 26 to August 13, 2010, from 9:00am to 3:00pm (weekdays only), at Seattle University. The program is open to incoming 9th–12th grade students in the Seattle area, with a focus on serving minority and low-income applicants. High school students from outside the Seattle area are welcome to apply and attend, if they are able to arrange their own housing, transportation, and meals outside of the camp. The summer camp is FREE for accepted students, thanks to STARTALK scholarships.

Students are expected to attend the entire three weeks, and the intention is that most students completing the summer language camp will continue their language studies during the school year through OWN!'s academic-year after school program in Seattle Public Schools. The summer camp is open to current OneWorld Now! students, as well as new students.

The STARTALK/OWN! Summer Language Camp will include two levels of Modern Standard Arabic and Mandarin Chinese instruction. The camp will focus on fostering language acquisition, intercultural understanding, and a desire for international travel. During the camp, Level 1 students will learn basic writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills. Level 2 students will build on and apply their language skills and cultural knowledge in realistic simulations. The camp will also introduce students to the products, practices, and perspectives of the Arab-speaking world and Chinese culture.

Classes and activities during the OWN! summer program will emphasize student-centered learning. Language will be reinforced through skits, role playing activities, cultural games, music, lessons from guest speakers, and technology. The last day of the camp will feature student performances in a culminating showcase for classmates, family, and community members.

Facility/Site: Seattle University, 901 12th Ave, Administration Building
Neighborhoods: Capitol Hill
Event Types: Education, Ethnic/Cultural, Youth
Audience: Teen
Sponsoring Organization: OneWorld Now!
Contact: Kirsten Rogers, Program Manager
Contact Phone: 206-223-7703
Contact Email: slc@oneworldnow.org
Pre-Register: Yes
Cost: Free, full scholarships provided by STARTALK
Registration Details: Go to www.oneworldnow.org/summercamps and click "Register Today" to register. The program is open to incoming 9th–12th grade students in the Seattle area, with a focus on serving minority and low-income applicants. High school students from outside the Seattle area are welcome to apply and attend, if they are able to arrange their own housing, transportation, and meals outside of the camp. The summer camp is FREE for accepted students, thanks to STARTALK scholarships. There are 35 spaces for Arabic and 35 spaces for Chinese.
More info: www.oneworldnow.org…



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Seattle Drum School Georgetown
1010 S Bailey St
Seattle, WA 98108-2721
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 4 – 6pm

Neighborhoods: Citywide
Event Types: Arts, Community
Audience: Adults, Children, Family, Teen
Sponsoring Organization: Seattle Drum School
Contact: Becca Baggenstoss
Pre-Register: Yes
More info: www.seattledrumschoolgeorgetown.com…



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Dinner set and night show!

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Josh Deutsch (Trumpet, New York) returns home to Seattle with an all-star quintet, including Steve Treseler (Saxophone), Dan Kramlich (Piano), Evan Flory-Barnes (Bass) and D'vonne Lewis (Drums). The quintet performs Deutsch's originals, as well as fresh takes on jazz standards.

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Age Limit: All Ages

Stephanie Schneiderman





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The Polar Bar
700 3rd Ave
Seattle, WA 98104-1894
Thursday, July 29, 2010, 5 – 7pm

The next City Business Casual will take place on Thursday, July 29th from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Polar Bar (700 3rd Avenue) in downtown Seattle. Special guests will be Seattle City Attorney Peter Holmes and Director of Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) Peter Hahn.

These monthly, informal gatherings provide the Seattle business community with regular, direct access to business-focused city officials, including influential city leaders and key department heads and representatives.

Facility/Site: Arctic Club Hotel's Polar Bar
Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Core
Event Types: Business/Trade, Community
Audience: All
Sponsoring Organization: City's Office of Economic Development
Contact: Yvonne Newson
Contact Phone: 206-684-8090
Contact Email: yvonne.newson@seattle.gov
Pre-Register: No
Cost: Free to attend
More info: www.seattle.gov…



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Hula Hula
106 1st Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109-4901
Thursday, July 29, 9:30pm – Friday, July 30, 2010, 1:30am

Karaoke 7days a week. Giant list of songs, great stage, lights & the occasional smoke machine usage.

Neighborhoods: Queen Anne
Event Types: Music
Audience: Adults
Contact: Joe
Contact Phone: 206-284-5003
Contact Email: hulahula@comcast.net
Pre-Register: No
Cost: FREE



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Gold Class Cinemas shows the top new commercial movie releases and blockbusters in the latest digital projection, including RealD 3D, with super-wide screens and digital sound. Enjoy amenities of a private screening room – Relax and watch from a fully reclining plush chair and tableside service. Cocktails from fully stocked bar and a full menu prepared by the house chef with personalized tableside service. Most Gold Class Cinemas are the size of a standard 150 seat movie theater, however, with 40 or less seats. Membership is FREE! By joining GOLD CLASS CINEMAS, all new members will receive an email coupon for a complimentary 2 for 1 movie ticket.

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Open Mike (music, comedy, poetry)
Every Thursday at 7:45pm
Hosted by Margie Belrose

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