Choose your own adventure from this late night of performances, activities, dancing, and more with our special exhibition Intimate Impressionism from the National Gallery of Art and SAM’s amazing collection.

I'll be performing improvised music with Onebeat featruing musicians from NYC new music organization Bang On A Can.

#SAMRemix

Fashionably Floral: First 50 wearing head-to-toe floral patterns get in for FREE!

The night’s events include:

Dance the night away with mix master, DJ Fish Boogie

Experience global sound with musicians from OneBeat

Connect with interesting people through Siren, an app project by Susie Lee

Explore your creative side with activities by local artists Janet Fagan, Romson Bustillo, and Talia Silveri Wright.

Make your own Morse Code jewelry with SAM's Art Cont'd.

Take part in an interactive storytelling performance with Jourdan Keith.

Witness The Horse in Motion reshape the galleries with a new performance.

Experience the galleries in new and innovative ways with highly opinionated My Favorite Things tours led by artists, performers, creatives, and thinkers

Jody Kuehner, dance artist also known as Cherdonna Shinatra

Lorrie Cardoso, founder of Seattle Arts and Cultural Events Meetup group

Agnes Gawne, costume designer and faculty member at New York Fashion Academy

Thierry Rautureau, “Chef in the Hat” and owner of Loulay and Luc restaurants

Michael Strangeways, Editorial Director of Seattle Gay Scene

And much more…

Featuring Michael Owcharuk-keyboards, Jacques Willis-vibraphone and keyboards, and Mike Musburger-drums. This is Dudeski! Playing you jams and grooves and as many notes as we can. Engines, dinosaurs, and spaceships!

Theatre Puget Sound (TPS) is proud to present the 7th Annual Gregory Awards at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall on Monday, October 26, 2015 at 7:30pm. Produced by Theatre Puget Sound, the Gregory Awards celebrate theatre arts in our region, honor the outstanding achievements of our theatre practitioners, and raise the visibility of the local theatre scene as a whole.

Last held in the historic Moore Theatre, this year’s award ceremony will be held in the beautiful Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, which houses both the Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet. Veteran Seattle actors Bhama Roget and Kate Jaeger will host, and Seattle ­based Michael Owcharuk will lead a live band throughout the ceremony and feature original compositions. This year’s Gregory Awards promises to draw more local theatre professionals and patrons than ever before.

The Gregory Awards began in 1998 as a single category: the Gregory A. Falls Sustained Achievement Award. Since 2009, the Gregory Awards have expanded to encompass 20 distinct recognitions across performance genres and design disciplines.

Last show of the tour! Homecoming!