Featured Events in Seattle in February, 2024(November Updated)

Join the Wild Cure Artist Talk at Slip Gallery in Seattle on Saturday, February 24, 2024, starting at 3:00 PM (Pacific Standard Time). This creative discussion brings together talented artists who share their processes, creativity, and insights explored for the Wild Cure exhibit. The artists' works combine to create a healing space that aims to inspire transformation, healing, and connection with the natural world. In a culture that has disconnected us from the earth, this event invites the community to view the works, ask questions, and gain insights into our connection to the earth and the nature of healing through creative practice. The Wild Cure exhibit showcases artists whose perspective on the natural world informs their work and purposefully inspires healing and connection. Through their creative processes, they invite us back into relationship with ourselves, others, and the earth. This powerful and profound event celebrates the healing power of the natural world and is free to the public. All ages are welcome to join in an afternoon of inspiration and connection. Tara Flores and Esther Loopstra have curated this event and can be contacted at wildcure2024@gmail.com for any questions.

Are you ready to dive into a night of musical bliss? Look no further than Kitchen Dwellers, the ultimate concert experience that will take place on February 24, 2024, at the prestigious Neptune Theatre. Located at 1303 NE 45th Street, Seattle, WA, 98105, this iconic venue sets the stage for a night you won't soon forget. The Kitchen Dwellers, renowned for their captivating performances, will grace the stage with their unique blend of bluegrass and folk music. Prepare to be swept away by their melodic harmonies and masterful instrumentals. From the moment the first note resonates through the air, you'll be transported to a world where worries melt away, and the power of music takes center stage. Don't miss your chance to witness this unforgettable event. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets, as they will be available for purchase from October 24, 2023, at 16:00 until February 25, 2024, at 04:00. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss. Kitchen Dwellers await, ready to whisk you away on a musical journey like no other.

If two Beginning and one Advanced Cabochon Cutting classes have been completed, individuals are eligible to register for Open Studio at NW Rockhounds in Seattle. The Open Lapidary Studio is available from 11am to 2pm for individuals aged 18 and above at a cost of $60. This opportunity allows participants to utilize the studio's equipment including saws and lapidary machines to cut their own stones. For those who wish to extend their time beyond the allocated hours, additional hours can be purchased at the shop downstairs. It is essential to adhere to all safety regulations and ensure proper cleanup before leaving the studio. Please note that space is limited, with a maximum capacity of four students. This information pertains specifically to the Open Lapidary Studio event taking place at NW Rockhounds in Seattle on February 25, 2024.

Suzette Mullen with Ronit Plank — 'The Only Way Through Is Out' is an exquisite arts event that you won't want to miss. Taking place in the vibrant city of Seattle, at the renowned Third Place Books, this event promises to captivate and inspire. The address, 5041 Wilson Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118, is easy to find, ensuring a hassle-free journey for all attendees. Set to occur on the date of February 27th, 2024, this remarkable experience is just around the corner. What's even better? The tickets are completely free! Yes, you heard that right. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to witness the talent of Suzette Mullen and Ronit Plank as they take you on a journey through their powerful performance entitled 'The Only Way Through Is Out'. Their artistic vision will leave you in awe, providing a unique perspective on life and its challenges. So mark your calendars, gather your friends, and prepare to be transported to a world of creativity, emotion, and thought-provoking storytelling. This event is not to be missed!

Join watercolor artist Lisa Jordan for an enchanting evening of cocktails and painting at The Jilted Siren in Seattle on February 28th. Immerse yourself in the world of watercolor as Lisa guides you through the creation of a mesmerizing oceanic scene. Delve into the basics of watercolor techniques, including wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry painting, while enjoying a delightful cocktail of your choosing. Discover the art of crafting smooth dreamy gradients and learn valuable tips and tricks to infuse your masterpiece with vibrant details. This exclusive 21+ event offers a unique opportunity to explore the beauty of watercolor painting in a relaxed and social setting. Your ticket, priced at $35, grants you access to an unforgettable evening filled with creativity and inspiration. The Jilted Siren, located at 1802 Bellevue Avenue, provides the perfect backdrop for this artistic experience. Please note that due to the guided instruction provided at the event, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. We kindly request that you allow ample time for parking in Capitol Hill to ensure you don't miss a moment of this extraordinary event. In the event that you do arrive after 7:20, you may request a partial refund or choose to roll your ticket to a future date. Don't miss the opportunity to unleash your artistic potential and indulge in a night of delightful drinks and mesmerizing watercolor painting at The Jilted Siren. Reserve your spot for this captivating event today.

Join local artist-instructor Laura Cameron for a unique and enriching painting experience at Friday Afternoon Tea in Seattle. Immerse yourself in the art of painting as you learn to capture the beauty of our local mountain, Tahoma (also known as Rainier). This exclusive two-hour class will provide you with all the materials you need to create a masterpiece while enjoying a delightful tea tasting. The class fee of $50 covers the cost of materials and allows for a personalized and intimate setting, with a maximum of 8 students in attendance. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore your artistic side and create a lasting memory. Reserve your seat now for the Paint & Sip: Mt. Tahoma event on February 28th, 2024.

Join the metalsmithing community at NW Rockhounds in Seattle for the Hot Open Studio event on Wednesday, February 28th. This 4-hour time block is designed for metalsmithing students who want to practice torch work and pursue independent projects with instructor guidance. Led by Christina Bengtson, this event is open to individuals aged 18 and up. During the Hot Open Studio, participants will have access to a complete butane torch station, necessary tools, and a basic toolbox. Additionally, a wide variety of specialty tools including mandrels, hammers, and clamps will be available for use. Rolling and wire mills will also be provided with supervision. Beginners with basic butane torch experience are welcome to attend. Please note that this event does not offer formal scheduled instruction, but Christina will be present to answer questions and provide guidance. Participants are not required to stay for the full 4-hour time block and can drop in or leave at any time. However, registration must be completed no later than 24 hours prior to the event. To participate, bring your own metals, solder, flux, and stones. There is a $5 kit fee payable to the instructor on the day of the class. Please come prepared to pay this fee. Further instructions will be sent via email a few days before the event. The Hot Open Studio event will take place at NW Rockhounds located at 2720 NE 115th Suite A in Seattle. The classroom is upstairs and limited to 6 students for this class. Please note that tickets for this event are non-transferable and cancellations made 7 days or more in advance will receive a refund. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your metalsmithing skills. Reserve your seat today for the Hot Open Studio event at NW Rockhounds in Seattle.

Join the Silversmithing Level 3 - Anticlastic Band Rings (with or without spinners) class in Seattle. This intermediate level class, taught by Christina Bengtson, will teach students how to create shaped rings from sheet metal using anticlastic raising techniques. The class will take place on Thursday, February 29th, from 11:30am to 4pm at NW Rockhounds. During the class, students will learn how to size, cut, texture, and solder sterling silver sheet to create a well-fitting and comfortable ring. They will also have the opportunity to add spinners and basic patina according to their preference. Please note that there is a $20 kit fee for this class, which should be paid in cash or check to the instructor on the day of the class. Additionally, this class requires prior experience or completion of Metal Fundamentals, The Jewelers Saw, Silversmithing 1 - Butane Torch, or Silversmithing 2 - Jewelry Soldering. Make sure to check your email a few days before the class for further instructions. The classroom is located upstairs and can accommodate up to 6 students. Masks are optional. Please note that tickets for this class are non-transferable and non-refundable. Cancellations made 7 days or more in advance of the event will receive a refund. Secure your seat for this event by purchasing a ticket for $85.