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03/11/99 bvamotion MaggiFimia Greg Nickels Introdu'ced By: Larry Phillips
Clerk 03/1 i/99, 3/30/99 Proposed No.: 1999-0166
1 MOTION NO. 10657
2 A MOTION approving funding for the 1999 community arts 3 initiative and for an innovative audience development program 4 coordinated by business volunteers for the arts - marketing the arts 5 task force, from the arts special projects program, in accordance 6 with Ordinance 11242.
7 II WHEREAS, the King County arts commission is authorized by Ordinance 11242 to
8 II administer the special projects program, and
9 II WHEREAS, the King County arts commission received eleven applications from-
1 0 II King County libraries, community centers and arts councils in rural and suburban King
11 II County requesting thirty thousand dollars to participate in the 1999 King County arts
12 II commission's community arts initiative, which will also be included in the 1999 special
13 II projects program, and
14 II WHEREAS, King county arts commission representatives reviewed the applications
15 II and made recommendations-to the King County arts commission, and
16 II WHEREAS, the King County arts commission approves and recommends a fifty-
1 7 II five-thou sand-dollar allocation from the 1999 special projects program, to business
~ 18 II volunteers for the arts to help support a county-wide arts audience development effort to
19 II increase public access to the arts, and
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1 II WHEREAS, the King County arts commission approved the recommendations, as
2 II listed in Attachment Al (Community Arts Initiative) and Attachment A2 (Business
3 II Volunteers for the Arts), and
4 II WHEREAS, the recommendations for arts projects adhere to the guidelines and
5 II financial plan approved by the King County council in Motion 8797, and
6 II WHEREAS, the financial plan included as Attachment B, has been revised to
7 II indicate actual hotel/motel tax revenue for 1999, and
8 II WHEREAS, the financial plan supports special projects program funding;
9 II NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MOVED by the Council of King County:
1 0 II The executive is hereby authorized to allocate thirty thousand dollars in support of
11 II eleven community arts initiative projects for 1999 as listed in Attachment AI, and fifty-five
12 II thousand dollars to business and volunteers for the arts in support of the marketing the arts
13 II 'program as listed in Attachment A2, from the following source:
14 Arts and cultural development fund 117 . $85,000
15 provided that the office of cultural resources' contract with Business Volunteers for the Arts
16 shall contain the following provisions: 1. The database developed by Business Volunteers
17 for the Arts through the Arts Bucks initiative, which lists names and addresses of persons
18 using arts bucks: a.) shall not include the name of any individual who requests to be
19 excluded or removed from the database and b.) shall not be made available to any person or
20 organization other than arts bucks participating organizations; 2. Prior to distribution or
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1 use of the database by any arts bucks participant such organization shall agree in writing to
2 conditions (a) and (b), above. -f::/,,0 3 PASSED by a vote of J:L to ~ this J- q day of ~ o.A etc--
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5 KING COUNTY COUNCil- 6 ~Y~TON 7 8 Chair
9 ATTEST:
10 ~ 11 Clerk of the Council
12 Attachments: A.I Special Projects Program: Summary Recommendations 13 (Community Arts Initiative) 14 A.2 Special Projects Program: Summary Recommendations 15 (Business Volunteers for the Arts) 16 B. HotellMotel Financial Plan, Arts SPecial Projects, 1998
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- 3 - ATTACHMENT A.l 1999 Community Arts Initiative 1 0 65 r7 1999 Community Arts Project Descriptions
Background: The Community Arts Initiative was created by the King County Arts Commission to provide underserve~ communities in King County with the financial resources to present quality arts programming for the benefit of local residents. All of the programs provide free access to the arts, and in many instances, are the only cultural programming opportunities available in these commuruties.
Eleven applications were received:
1. Bothell Regional Library $400 Margaret McDonald 18215 98th Ave NE Bothell, W A 98011
"Lela Performance Group ," presentation of the ensemble in free public performance on a Tuesday evening in July outdoors in the library courtyard.
2. City of Bothell $1,850 Pat Parkhurst 18305 10ist Ave NE Bothell, WA 98011
"Music in the Park," celebrating the 15th year of free summer concerts, free to the Northshore community, this year at Pop Keeney Stadium (forced to relocate from Bothell Landing). Programs run on Friday nights from July 9 - August 13, 6:30 pm. Additional funding is provided from the City of Bothell.
3. City of Burien Parks & Recreation $1,500 Suzette Hart 415 SW 150th St Burien, WA 98166
"Summer and Fall Concerts in the Parks," three summer concerts at the Lake Burien School Memorial Park and one fall concert at the Highline Performing Arts Center will be offered, free to the public, with additional support provided by the City of Burien.
4. King County Library - Carnation $350 Darcy Newman P.O. Box 1298 Carnation, WA 98014
"Alleyoop," a.k.a. Allan Hirsch, presentation of the clown at the Carilation 4th of July Festival, following the parade, free of charge. This is the second year of KCAC's support for this event.
Page 1 of3 ATTACHMENT A.l 1999 Community Arts Initiative 10657 .. 5. City of Des Moines P"arks & Recreation $1,500 Brad Bennett 1000 S 220th St: Des Moines, W A
"SoundWaves Summer Concert Series," July 20,27, August 3, at Des Moines Beach Park, featuring artists from the Touring Arts Roster, free to the public.
6. Duvall Arts Commission $5,000 Sunny Ruthchild P.O. Box 598 Duvall, WA 98019
"Sandblast '99 Arts Festival," artist fees and production support for free summer concerts, July 30th and August 1st on the banks of the Snoqualmie River. Funds will also used for artist fees for sand sculptors during the free community arts event. This year's festival will include a gallery art walk.
7. Friends of the Fall City Library $1,800 Nan Palmer P.O. Box 340 Fall City, WA 98024
"Bringing the Musical Arts to Fall City," two concerts: "Jeffrey Sick and the Guarneri Underground, June 19th (Fall City Days), and Auburn Symphony (quartet) for a concert at the Masonic Hall. Both events will be free and open to the public.
8. Kiwanis of Meridian Kent $1,500 Howard Montoure 21620 84th Ave S Kent, WA 98032
"Special Olympics and Senior Picnic," Funds will be used to support artist fees for both events in Kent, serving all of South King County, dates TBA. This will be the third year of direct KCAC support for these free, public events.
9. King County Parks $11,700 Dee Ingram 2040 84th Ave SE - MS IB-LB Mercer Island, W A 98040
Arts to Parks: "Fall Family Night Out," provides (6) sites at elementary schools, parks and community" centers in North bend, Skyway, Duvall, Woodinville, White Center and Maple Valley, for free afterschool/early evening family concerts, artists TBA. "Afternoon Adventures," (5) concerts in community centers in Maple Valley, Skyway, North Bend, Carnation, White Center.
Page 2 of3 ATTACHMENT A.l 1999 Community Arts Initiative 10657-1 "Community Celebrations," (3) concerts in Woodinville, maple Valley and Snoqualmie Valley. Funds will be used for artist fees ($11,200) and some production expenses.
10. Maple Valley Arts Council $3,500 Mary Jane Glaser 20530 SE 198th Street Renton, WA 98058
"Maple Valley Days Arts Festival," will be the debut event of the new MYAC, bringing live performance in music and dance as well as a visual arts exhibition to this free, community celebration. Lake Wilderness Center will be the venue for arts programming, to include artists from the Touring Arts Roster.
11. Adefua African Music and Dance $900 AfuaHarris P.O. Box 66202 Seattle, W A 98166
"African Arts for All to See," is a continuation of last year's King County Library's 'Planet Read' program, supporting three performances: July 10, Bothell Library, July 23, Burien Library, and (TBA) Washington Braille Library. All events are free to the public.
ACTION ITEM: The King County Arts Commission recommends funding these eleven projects for a total of $30,000 in the 1999 Community Arts Initiative.
APPLICANT CITY AWARD PROJECT Bothell Regional Library Bothell $400 Lela performance Group City of Bothell Bothell $1,850 Music in the Park City of Burien Parks & Rec Burien $1,500 Summer and Fall Concerts in the Parks
King County Library - Carnation $350 Alleyoop Carnation City of Des Moines Des Moines $1,500 SoundWaves Summer Concert Series
Duvall Arts Commission Duvall $5,000 Sandblast '99 Arts festival Friends of the Fall City Fall City $1,800 Bringing the Musical Arts to Fall City Library Kiwanis of Meridian Kent S. King County $1,500 Special Olympics / Senior Picnic
King County Parks ~ Unincorp. KC $11,700 Arts to Parks Maple Valley Arts Council Maple Valley $3,500 Maple Valley Days Arts Festival Adefua African Dance Various $900 Three KC Library Concerts
$30,000
Page 3 of3 ATTACHMENT A.2 10657 J Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task Force
Business and Volunteers for the Arts Marketing the Arts Task Force
Background: Business Volunteers for the Arts is working cooperatively with 55 King County arts organizations to develop new audiences and increase access to the arts through an innovative program entitled "Art Bucks." This new program is intended to measurably expand the audience base for the arts among County residents, and encourage arts-goers who generally patronize one type of art form to try others. The program will achieve these objectives by raising public awareness of the arts and providing a cost-effective method for prospective audiences to sample the wide variety of arts offerings available in King County.
A proposal was presented by the Marketing the Arts Task Force to the King County Arts Cominission on July 19, 1998, by:
Cheryl Swab, Executive Director, Business Volunteers for the Arts
Linda Prather, Director of Marketing, Seattle Opera
Terry Mume, Marketing Consultant
Karen Reed, Director of Communications, Walsh & Associates
The task force requests $55,000 from the King County Arts Commission to support the "Arts Bucks" vouchers as part of a county-wide plan to help build new audiences for the arts throughout the region.
Participating Sponsors: Seattle Weekly, primary distribution,media sponsorship Rite Aid Stores, secondary distribution King County Libraries, secondary distribution The Mountain, 103.7 FM, radio sponsorship NBBJ Graphic Design, creative services AlB Marketing and Advertising, creative services
The project is a collaboration between Business and Volunteers for the Arts and the Marketing the Arts Task Force.
Purpose and Timeline: On March 11, 1999, each issue of the Seattle Weekly will contain art coupons redeemable at over 55 arts organizations. The purpose of Arts Bucks is to encourage King County residents to try something new, with a financial incentive to purchase a reduced price ticket. Each coupon may be used at one arts organization per ticket.
ACTION ITEM: The King County Arts Commission recommends funding Business Volunteers for the Arts $55,000 for the "Arts Bucks" King County arts marketing campaign, from the 1999 Special Projects Program. . ATTACHMENT A.2 1 0 65 7 .' Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task Force .,
Arts Bucks may be redeemed towards the purchase of individual admissions, memberships and subscriptions. • Patrons may use only one Arts Bucks coupon at any given arts organization.
• Only 5,000 Arts Bucks will be redeemed and it's first-come, first-served; once 5,000 coupons have been redeemed the offer will be over.
• The information on the back of the Arts Bucks coupon must be completed in order to receive the discount.
• Arts Bucks are not accepted at TicketMaster; they must be redeemed at each arts organization directly. The following arts groups are participating in Arts Bucks:
5tn Avenue Musical Theatre Company Phone: (206) 625-1900 Website: www.5thAvenuetheatre.org th 5 Avenue Theatre, 1308 5th Avenue, Seattle TITANIC: A NEW MUSICAL - March 24 - April 18, 1999 The amazing story of Titanic's legendary maiden voyage. GUYS AND DOLLS - May 25 - June 13, 1999
911 Media Arts Center Phone: (206) 682-6552 Website: www.911media.org 117 Yale Avenue North, Seattle
ACT-A Contemporary Theatre Phone: 292-7676 Website: www.acttheatre.org 700 Union Street, Seattle
Annex Theatre Phone: (206) 728-0933 Website: 1916 4th Avenue, Seattle ArtsWest Phone: (206) 938-0339 Website: www.artswest.org th Little Theatre at South Seattle Community College, 6000 16 Avenue SW The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard - March 12 - April 3, 1999 Artichoke by Karen Kinch - April 30 - May 22, 1999 St John the Baptist Church, 4210 SW Hanford Street, West Seattle American Masters (Classical music) - March 21, 1999; 3:00 p.m. West Seattle High School Auditorium, 4075 SW Stevens Street, West Seattle Chamber Music Masteroieces - May 7, 1999; 8:00 p.m.
~ Ballet Bellevue Phone: (425) 455-1345 Website: The Theater at Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue The Fairy Queen (opera-ballet) - March 5-7, and March 12-14, 1999 1999 Spring Repertory Program - May 13 and 15, 21-23, 1999 Kirkland Performance Center Repertory Pieces: Rita's Brazilian Tango, The Dying Swan - April 30 and May 1, 1999 ...... _...... _ ...... " .." .. . ATTACHMENT A.2 1 0 65 ~ ...J Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task Force • • .
Bellevue Art Museum Phone: (425) 454-3322 x 100 Website: www.bellevueart.org 301 Bellevue Square, Bellevue Exhibitions: Fresh Flowers - January 30-April11, 1999 Public/Private: a Gloria Bornstein Retrospective - April 24-June 21, 1999
Bellevue Chamber Chorus Phone: (425) 881-0445 Website: www.bellevuecharnberchorus.org Meydenbauer Theatre, Bellevue
Bellevue Philharmonic Phone: (425) 455-4171 Website: www.bellevuephilharrnonic.org Westminster Chapel, 13646 NE 24ih Street, Bellevue Toyama: Rhapsody for Orchestra (NW Premiere), Faure: Pelle as et Melisande" Suite, Bartok: "Dance Suite, " and Tchaikovsky: "Sleeping Beauty, " selections - March 26 & 27; 7:30 pm; $12- $17. Kirkland Performance Center, 130 Kirkland Avenue, Kirkland Mozart. Stravinsky. Grieg. and Ibert plus theater students from BCC reading "The Italian Straw Hat" - April 18 at 2:00 pm; $16-$18. Westminster Chapel, 13646 NE 24th Street, Bellevue With Cascadian Chorale. the Bellevue Chamber Chorus and five vocalists; all Mozart program - May 27 & May 2.8; 7:30 pm; $12-$17.
Burien Little Theatre Phone: (206) 242-5180 Website: Highline Community College, SW 146th Street & 4th Avenue SW, Burien Something's Afoot - March 12-April 11, 1999
• Burke Museum . Phone: (206) 543-5590 Website: www.washington.edu/burkernuseurn Corner of NE 45th & 17th Avenue NE Exhibits: Life and Times of Washington State - on-going, Pacific Voices - on-going Dinosaur Eggs - on-going I Dance of Capitol Hill Phone: (206) 325-6697 Website: th 340 15 Avenue E, Seattle I Early Music Guild Phone: (206) 325-7066 W.ebsite: www.halcyon.com/erng rd Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall, 3 Avenue & Union Street, Seattle
Concert: ~ Malcolm Bilson, fortepiano May 7-8, 1999; 8 p.m. I Empty Space Theatre Phone: (206) 547-7500 Website: www.ernptyspace.org 3509 Fremont Avenue N., Seattle • The Empress of Eden: this dark gripping play-based on a bizarre series of actual deaths and disappearances in the Galapagos Islands during the 1930s is by author Barbara - March 3-27; times vary; $16-$25. .. _.. -_. ..-.--.-----~-----.. -.-.-.- ...... - .... -_ .. __ .. __ .. _---_._. __ ._------_ .... _-- ... ATTACHMENT A.2 Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task Fo"1 0 657'-': . "'II
Evergreen City Ballet Phone: (253) 833-9039 Website: 700 East Main, Auburn
Freehold Theatre Lab Studio Phone: ~206) 323-7499 1525 10t Avenue N., Seattle
Frye Art Museum Phone: (206) 622-9250 Website: www.fryeart.org 704 Terry Avenue, Seattle The Contemplative Object Carol Mathner- through March 28 Robert Henri and His Circle: Selections from the Permanent Collection - through April 25 , Steven Assael: Drawings and Paintings - through April 18 William Keith: California's Poet-Painter- through March 28
Gallery Concerts Phone: (206) 726-6088 Website: Frye Art Museum, 704 Terry Avenue, Seattle Chamber music: Bach and Beyond - March 13 and 14, 1999; $9-$15 st Queen Anne Baptist Church, 2011 1 Avenue, N., Seattle April 23 and 24, 1999 •
GreenStage Phone: (206) 684-4757 Website: www.greenstage.org Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center, 104 1tllAvenue S., Seattle Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare - May 1999 I
Henry Art Gallery Phone: (206) 543-2280 Website: www.henry.org th st 15 Avenue NE & NE 41 Street, University of Washington, Seattle
Intiman Theatre Phone: (206) 269-1900 Website: Intiman Playhouse, Seattle Center, Seattle A Question of Mercy by David Rabe - Rabe's compelling and thought-provoking drama raises the controversial questions of the ethics and morality of assisted suicide. His play carefully examines the many human sides of this volatile issue and ultimately leaves it to the audience to distinguish between mercy and villainy in an extremely delicate life or death situation - May 12-June 5.
Issaquah Chorale Phone: (425) 392-8446 Website: www.issaquah.orglcomorglchorale/index.htm Eastridge Christian Assembly, 5025 Issaquah-Pine Lake Road, Issaquah, A Many-Splendored Thing: Voices of Love - June 5; 7:30 pm Arts Bucks must be redeemed for tickets by May 31,1999.
Kirkland Performance Center Phone: (425) 893-9900 Website: 350 Kirkland Avenue, Kirkland I ATIACHMENTA.2 10 65~ Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task Force • _ Music Works Northwest Phone: (425) 644-0988 Website: www.musicworksnw.org th Meydenbauer Center, 11100 NE 6 , Bellevue Concerts: Percussion Ensemble with guest Pacific Rims - March 15, 1999 Sax Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band, guest Darren Motamedy & Jazz Ensemble, guest Michael Powers - March 16, 1999 Studio Jazz Ensemble, guest Jeff Hay & Jazz Combo, guest Susan Pascal - March 17, 1999
Nordic Heritage Museum Phone: (206~ 789-5707 Website: 3014 NW 6t Street, Seattle
Northwest Asian American Theatre Phone: (206) 340-1049 Website: 409 th Avenue S., Seattle
Northwest Chamber Chorus Phone: (206) 523-1196 Website: Bastyr University, 14500 Juanita Drive, Kenmore "Cathedral Voices"- March 20 and 21, 1999 St. Joseph Church, Aloha & 18th Avenue E., Seattle The Mass by French composer Frank Martin and works by Palestrina, Gorecki, Bruckner, and Thompson
Northwest Chamber Orchestra Phone: (206) 343-0445 Website: don't have one yet . Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall, 3rd Avenue & Union Street, Seattle Mainstage Orchestra Series Concert V: Handel "L'Allegro, II Peniero ed" Moderato" Adam Stern, conductor,· Terri Richter, lyric soprano - March 13 at 8 pm and March ·14 at 2:30 pm; $22.50- $19.50. Violin Virtuosos: Joseph Silverstein, conductorlviolin; Marjorie Kransberg-Talvi, violin; Vivaldi, Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart- April 10 at 8:00 pm and April 11 at 2:30 pm; $22.50-$19.50. Showcase Chamber Music Series Concert V: Mozart, Martinu, Dvorak - April 25; 2:30 pm; $24.50-$22.50. Season Finale: Vivaldi, Delius, Quantz, Stamitz, Mendelssohn - May 15 at 8 pm and May 16 at 2:30 pm; $22.50-$19.50.
Northwest Girlchoir Phone: (206) 329-9925 Website: Meany Theatre, University of Washington, Seattle Ode to Music Concert - May 23 at 8pm; $10-$16.
Northwest Puppet Center Phone: ~206) 523-2579 Website: 912315t Avenue, NE, Seattle ~
Northwest Symphony Orchestra Phone: (206) 938-5579 Website: nd Highline Performing Arts Center, 152 & 1sl Avenue S., Burien Celebration Concert (to benefit Northwest Harvest) Works by Samuel Jones, Ernest Bloch, Camille Saint Saens, and Ottorino Respighi ..... _---_.. __ .__ .. _- ATIACHMENTA.2 657~ Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task 10e WIll Pacific Northwest Ballet Phone: (206) 441-2424 Website: Seattle Center Opera House, 321 Mercer Street, Seattle
Pratt Fine Arts Center Phone: (206) 328-2200 Website: 1902 S. Main, Seattle 2000 Jackson Street, Seattle
Seattle Art Museum Phone: (206) 654-3100 Website: www.seattleartmuseum.org 100 University Street, Seattle Chuck Close: a collection of some 80 works by the artist known for monumental psychologically changing portraits of distinguished fellow artists and friends - through May 9. Russian Decorative Art: Russian porcelain and decorative arts from the Gwendolyn Plestcheef collection - ongoing.
Seattle Arts & Lectu res Phone: (206) 621-2230 Website: Locations vary
Seattle Asian Art Museum Phone: (206) 654-3100 Website: 1400 E. Prospect Street, Seattle
Seattle Baroque Orchestra Phone: (206) 675-1805 Website: th St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 4805 NE 45 , Street :
1 Seattle Children's Theatre Phone: (206) 441-3322 Website: Charlotte Martin and Eve Alvord Theatres at Seattle Center, Seattle Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse: based on the book by Kevin Henkes' Lilly trilogy. The play embodies every child's world of family, friends, school ... and unstoppable imagination - through April 17; $18.75-$19.75 for adults,' $$12.75-$13.75 for children, students and seniors. The Book of Ruth: by Deborah Lynn Frockt, is the story of a young girl and her grandmother trying to hold on to hope in the transit camp Terezin toward the end of World War /I - through May 2; appropriate for children ages 9 and up; $18.75-$19.75 for adults; $$12.75-$13.75 for children, students and seniors.
Seattle Fringe Theatre Festival Phone: (206) 322-2018 Website: www.seattlefringe.org Broadway Peiformance Hall Central Box Office Broadway/Pike/Pin area of Capitol Hill - 76 participants in nine venues Brave New Fringe: over 350 performances at nine venues - March 11-21; tickets are $10 ($8 with a $2 button); five show passes are $35; All-Fest passes are $150. I Seattle International Children's Festival Phone: (206) 684-7346 Website: Seattle Center, Seattle . -- .... _--_ .. --_.. _----_._---- ATTACHMENTA.2 1065Y"1 Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Task e I Seattle Opera Phone: (206) 389-7676 Website: www.seattleopera.org Seattle Center Opera House, 321 Mercer Street, Seattle
Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra Phone: (206) 528-6878 Website: Meany Theatre, University of Washington, Seattle Chief Sealth High School, Seattle Enumclaw High School, Enumclaw
Seattle Poetry Festival Phone: (206) 346-0810 Website: www.speakeasy.org/eleven 911 Media Arts Center, 117 Yale Avenue N., Seattle On the Boards, 100 W. Roy, Seattle The Crocodile, 2200 2nd Avenue, Seattle 1999 Seattle Poetry Festival: a community literary arts event featuring Sherman Alexie, Heather McHugh, Reggie Gibson, Exene Cervenka, and many more - April 30-May 2.
Seattle Repertory Theatre Phone: (206) 443-2222 Website: www.seattierep.org 155 Mercer Street, Seattle Oh Coward! A charming musical revue celebrates the life and works of Noel Coward - through April 4; $15-$39.
Seattle Shakespeare Festival Phone: (206) 286-0728 Website: Ethnic Cultural Theatre, 3940 Brooklyn Avenue, NE, Seattle Two Gentlemen of Verona - March 19-April 11.
• Seattle Symphony Phone: (206) 215-4700 Website: www.seattlesymphony.org Benaroya hall, 200 University Street, Seattle
Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras Phone: (206) 362-2300 Website: www.syso.org Meany Theatre, University of Washington, Seattle Four SYSO orchestras will be performing - March 14th Nordstrom Recital Hall, Benaroya Hall, 200 University Street, Seattle Chamber music concert - April 1Efh Season Finale concert - May 1 ffh; 3:00 pm. I Studio East, Training for the Performing Arts Phone: (425) 827-3123 Website: www.studio-east.org Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Avenue, Kirkland Carco Theatre, 1717 Maple Valley Highway, Renton StoryBook Theatre production of Pinocchio - a musical adaptation for very young audiences, ages 3-9, and their families.
Taproot Theatre Company Phone: (206) 781-9707 Website: www.taproot.org/taproot 204 N. 85th Avenue Street, Seattle ATTACHMENTA.2 1 o657wtJ Business and Volunteers for the Arts: Marketing the Arts Tas~rce .. ..~ The Children's Museum Phone: (206) 441-1768 Website: www.thechildrensmuseum.org 305 Harrison Street, Seattle Center, Seattle" Exhibit: Early 2U, Exploring Geography - join mascot Seymour D. Earth for an exciting exploration of how geography literally shapes lives - through March 21. Programs: More Geography Fun - Around the World Cookie, Where in the World? World-er-dash - through March 21.
Thistle Theatre Phone: (206) 524-3388 Website: www.thistletheatre.org . Sacred Heart School, 9450 NE 14th Avenue, Bellevue 425 SW144th Street, Burien
UW School of Drama Phone: (206) 543-4880 Website: [email protected] Playhouse Theatre, University of Washington , Dream of a Common Language: As a woman artist during 19th century male dominated impressionism, Clovis reaches a breaking point and burns all of her paintings and dreams of being accepted as an artist; through March 14; $7-$8.
UW World Series at Meany Phone: (206) 543-4880
. Meany Hall, University of Washington i , Village Theatre Phone: (425) 392-2202 Website: 303 Front Street, Issaquah Nymph Errant: a light-hearted musical with music and lyrics by Cole Porter. A group of young graduates of an English finishing school redub themselves "Nymphs Errant" and embark on a Continental holiday in search of romance and adventure - through March 14; $12-$14. No Way to Treat a Lady: is a bitingly funny look at murder mysteries, romantic relationships and domineering mothers - April 10-25; $12-$14. Eleanor: based on the early years of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt - March 18-April 25; $12- $14.
Wing Luke Asian Museum Phone: (206) 623-5124 Website: 407 7'h Avenue South, Seattle
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Attachment B
Arts Special Projects
99 Adopted Budget (1777) 647,087 Returned Grant 2,000 649,087
Adjustment (14,039) (14,039)
Balance A vaiJable for 99 Program 635,048
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