Second Thursday Art walk just got better!The public is invited to look at  over 20 local artists work ,peruse galleries, shop and dine from 5-8Pm at Kirkland's Second Thursday Art walk .Stroll Parklane and Lake Street. Visit our waterfront parks . A lovely evening , and all for free. Artists are set-up outside. October-April Second Thursday moves indoors at the Heathman Hotel . A juried selection of artists are set-up underground.*Artist are invited to participate by contacting Rebeccadevere@frontier.com include a web-link or photo.

 Parklane and Lake Street, Kirkland ,Washington, 98033

Local Sightings is Northwest Film Forum's premier showcase of Northwest filmmaking. The festival features great prizes, filmmaker parties, archival Northwest films and an impressive national film industry jury looking for strong Northwest work.

The annual festival includes both feature film presentations as well as short film programs and special events with live film performances, installation art, audience participation and parties.

Visit www.localsightings.org for the complete schedule of films, events and parties.

Northwest Film Forum, Seattle

CRAFT IN THE VILLAGE

FIRST FRIDAYS-4-8pm-May thru Sept

FREE Bohemian Style Art Fair

-no sign in fee for ARTISTS-

Bring what you do-live art is great for this event

booths and sidewalk

sign in at 2:30ish

jfb2112@yahoo.com for info/referal

Vancouver, Washington
UPTOWN VILLAGE-Main Street

As an artistic medium, glass creates magic! From inspiration to creation process to finished piece, glass evokes emotions. Nearly everyone feels drawn to glass and is fascinated by its illusiveness. The 2010 Glass Art Festival will provide the public with a variety of opportunities to view a diverse selection of glass art and to experience and discover all that goes into its creation.

The Glass Art Festival features an array of events during the month of September 2010. These include:

In and around the town of Sequim, WA, and other venues on the Olympic Peninsula.

This October, Theatre Puget Sound will present Arts Crush, a month-long festival that connects artists and audiences with invigorating new experiences at hundreds of events across the region.  More than 200 arts organizations and innumerable artists from all over the Puget Sound will come together as a united arts community to share arts experiences with people of all kinds. 

All throughout the Puget Sound region.