Upcoming events.
Heads up. Here are some upcoming events your fellow creative people will be attending. Details, registration, and any ticket information can be found in the links.
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MOHAI, Seattle
Thursday, December 4 / 5 PM
OFFICIAL CREATIVE PEOPLE DOING MEETUP! One of our favorite happy hour creatives, Susie Perry, Senior Graphic Designer at MOHAI, will be with us as we tour through Kickstands Up! Featuring vintage and historic motorcycles and gear, photographs, and stories from behind the handlebars. The exhibit highlights the role motorcycles have played as working vehicles, as racing machines, and as a means to explore the magnificent landscape of the Pacific Northwest.
This December event will be on First Thursday with free admission! Afterwards we'll grab a drink to stay on brand.
Cornish College of the Arts
Raisbeck Auditorium, Seattle
Wednesday, December 10 / 6–8PM
Support the next generation of creatives. Attend this years interactive exhibition featuring the work of Game Art students. Meet with the artists, and get a preview of their games. Then 7pm screenings of work created by film and animation students.
Former Bed, Bath & Beyond space
1930 3rd Avenue, Seattle
Friday, December 12 / 9PM–2AM
Winter is here. And the dark must be embraced with dance and sweat. "Fresh sounds emerging from all sides of electronic culture." Great grooves, bombastic beats. Come dance in the dark with your friends just like back in the day when rent was affordable. With Overland, Chloe Harris, Ani Cheng. Bright lights.
Creative People Doing Happy Hour
Stoup Brewing Capitol Hill
1158 Broadway, Seattle
Tuesday, January 6 / 5 PM
5:00 PM
Join your creative friends on the first Tuesday of each month for a casual gathering. It's fun. We promise.
Letterpress Printing Classes
Partners in Print
402 Cedar Street, Seattle
Tuesdays, January 6–February 24 / 6–9PM
Learn letterpress printing on Tuesday nights this winter! Letterpress is real, beautiful, and even smells good. You’ll find that slowing down, getting your hands dirty, and setting type letter by letter to print your own work can be an exceptionally empowering experience.
