Performing with saxophonist Neil Welch at The Goodship Academy of Higher Education, a lecture series by really smart people talking about their field of expertise. 3rd floor of King Street Station. Tonight's lecturer is Alan Maskin on Design Excursion. Alan will explore the evolution of the creative process and how the line between fantasy and reality can be blurred if you let creativity guide you. Audience is asked to come, um, "pre-boarded."

Classy piano, bass, and drum trio led by bassist Nate Omdal. We perform jazz standards. Great food and a beautiful view. Come fro dinner and enjoy the vibe.

My monthly booking at one of Seattle's hippest live music venues. I share music from different projects with a rotating cast of Seattle's finest and most interesting musicians.

Sharing a bill with Nosretep, Bushcraft, and Blame the Wizard.

A ferociously powerful, psychedelic clarinet and primal scream fronted rock band – Crystal Beth* spits electric fire and cleansing water in dense currents of bethnic chants created to unblock your nervous system and drop that dopamine!

With the reflexes of a mongoose and the swagger of a leftist John Wayne, Crystal Beth* spins her own universe of cathartic hardcore purge pop, brandishing a sword of Boom Boom liberation – sweaty, trance inducing, heart-pouring – these are sonic cupcakes for your soul.

The Boom Boom Band features
Tristan Gianola (guitar)
Michael Owcharuk (keyboard)
Isaac Castillo (bass)
Adam Kozie (drums)

“….fare perhaps best described as world music from an imaginary planet — or at least one recently visited by Yoko Ono….quite compelling and magical….” (Seattle Times)

*Crystal Beth is a psychoactive stimulant that increases alertness, concentration, and energy, and in high doses, can induce euphoria, enhance self-esteem, and increase libido.

An evening of dance and live music ventures into personal and feminist injustices of the earth and the female body, with original compositions by Michael Owcharuk, Nate Omdal and internationally-recognized, Wayne Horvitz.

Full of turbulent exchanges, (re) MOVE: (re) TURN pulls from thousands of years of scientific, philosophical and spiritual writing on connections between women and the earth. Within the expansive and driving string quartet movements, including Owcharuk’s Upward Spiral, written specifically for Karin Stevens Dance with support from 4Culture and Horvitz’s, These Hills of Glory, winner of a 2008 NEA American Masterpieces Award, five female dancers weave patterns of separation and alliance, drawing connections between our bodies and the lands we inhabit. Chinese Five Element theory, mythical and mystical stories of the divine female and the current denigration of the female voice inform the choreography. This unfolding, evening-length collaboration evokes ancient and forgotten truths as a call to action. Can a loving change be recovered?

Violinists Paris Hurley and Alex Guy, violist Heather Bentley, cellist Maria Scherer Wilson, bassist Nate Omdal, clarinetist Beth Fleenor and pianist Michael

Dancers: Naphtali Beyleveld, Philippa Myler, Taylor Augustine, Anja Kellner-Rogers, and Karin Stevens