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 Description:

 The 35th annual Seattle International Film Festival is the largest in the country. Screening over 400 films from over 60 countries to an audience of over 160,000, during the 25 days of the Festival. Hundreds of filmmakers and film industry professionals attend. Programming reaches all ages (children to seniors) and the demographics mirror those of King County. SIFF is a non-profit 501c3.
 
 Performers:
 Over 300 Filmmakers attend. Many special guests including directors, actors, producers, writers. SIFF always has a 'tribute' guest - past honorees have included: Sir Ben Kingsley 2008 Sir Anthony Hopkins 2007

 Seattle, Washington, USA
 May 21 - June 14, 2009 
 Location:
 8 Seattle Cinemas
 
 Directions:
 8 Cinemas in Seattle - to be determined. Flagship house is SIFF Cinema 312 Mercer St. McCaw Hall at Seattle Center campus.
 
 Times:
 Daily - Evenings - 25 days May 21 - June 14/09
 
 Admission & Parking:
 Tickets on line at www.siff.net or at the door in person or Pacific Place Box Office
 
 Website: http://www.siff.net
 Telephone: 206-464-5830
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About the Festival

Develop your sense of taste at the 7th Annual Spring Beer and Scotch Festival taking place on May 1st and 2nd, 2009, indoors at the:

Fremont Studios located at 155 N. 35th St, Seattle, WA 98103.
Hop Scotch is a truly unique tasting experience highlighting the best of malt beverages including new spring beers, exclusive import beers, and premium Scotch. You will also have another opportunity to refine your palette with a Tequila tasting bar in honor of Cinco de Mayo.

Hop Scotch is a benefit for Northwest Folklife. Northwest Folklife creates opportunities for individuals and communities of the Pacific Northwest to celebrate, share and sustain the vitality of folk, ethnic and traditional arts for present and future generations.
Event Hours:

Friday May 1st, 5pm-12am
Saturday May 2nd, 1pm-12am

Seasonal Beers:
The festival features over 50 beers including many seasonal beers. Celebrate the spring season with one of the first tasting showcasing the spring beer collection.
Scotch Tasting and Seminar:

As if the impressive selection of the microbrews isn't enough, the festival features a scotch tasting garden for your tasting pleasure. Master of Scotch Ari Sharpio will be on hand to present a vast collection of scotches in both a tasting and seminar format.

Admission:
$20
Advanced General Admission: a 6 oz. souvenir cup and 6 tasting tickets.
$25
General Admission at the door: a 6 oz. souvenir cup and 6 tasting tickets.

Following must be purchased with General Admission
$10
Scotch Tasting: includes flight of six 1/4oz scotch tastes.
$30
Scotch Seminar with the Master of Scotch: includes 11-1/4oz Scotch tastes.
$15
Tequila Tasting: includes flight of six 1/4oz tequila tastes.

Description:
Hop Scotch is the celebration of all things spring. Toast to the new brews, and learn the art of Scotch tasting during this sixth annual event. This years celebration will also host a tequila tasting with its close placement to Cinco de Mayo.

 

Seattle, Washington, USA
May 08 - May 09, 2009  

     
Location:
Fremont Studios

Times:
Fri, 5:00 pm - 12:00 am; Sat,:1:00 pm - 12:00 am

Admission & Parking:
TBA

Website: http://www.hopscotchtasting.com
Telephone: 206.633.0422
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ABOUT US

The Talented Youth is a Seattle-based socially responsible arts organization. Each spring we produce The National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY- pronounced nifty), which showcases work by filmmakers 22 and under from across the U.S. and the world.

Description:
NFFTY - The National Film Festival for Talented Youth - is 3 full days of youth-made films and education. It will showcase more than 100 works from the next wave of filmmakers - 21 and under - with the goal of becoming the "Sundance Film Festival" for the next generation!! From red carpet (and "green" carpet) events, to sponsor lounges to a “green” division to promote the environment; we are not your average youth film festival. We are poised to become the largest and most influential youth film festival and support organization in the nation. In addition to the three day festival, NFFTY's umbrella organization, The Talented Youth, will offer year-round resources for young film artists, including financial, educational, motivational and promotional support.

Performers:
100+ films from filmmakers 21 and under will be shown over the three day festival. There will also be film professionals leading workshops, panels and presentations, along with film VIP's and celebrities.

Location:
SIFF Cinema, McCaw Hall, Seattle Center

Directions:
Directions to SIFF Cinema at McCaw Hall Marion Oliver McCaw Hall is located at 321 Mercer St. (Mercer Street and 3rd Avenue North), on the North side of the Seattle Center. Take the Mercer Street exit from I-5. At the first light, turn right. At the next light turn left on to Valley Street. Follow Valley Street as it turns into Broad St. and then turn right after the overpass. Take a right on 5th Avenue. Turn left on Roy Street, then turn left onto 2nd Avenue. Turn left onto Mercer Street. Marion Oliver McCaw Hall is directly on your right.

Seattle, Washington, USA
April 24 - April 26, 2009     
Website: http://www.nffty.org
Telephone: 206.218.8804
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The Tacoma Events Commission is a non-profit event production group with over 30 years of experience producing Tacoma’s annual 4th of July Festival, Freedom Fair.  In addition to this beloved annual festival, the Tacoma Events Commission produced Tall Ships Tacoma in 2005, and has also introduced two new festivals in our community:  Gray Sky Blues Music Festival in April, and the Orting Pumpkin Fest in October.


The Gray Sky Blues Music Festival starts on Saturday, April 12th immediately following the Daffodil Festival Grand Floral Parade in Tacoma, and will feature some of the best Blues musicians to be found west of the Mississippi.  Venues in downtown Tacoma include the Harmon Brewery, the Swiss, Cutter’s Point Coffee, urbanXchange, Indochine, La Costa, and Paddy Coyne’s Irish Pub,   Children can get into the act with kid-friendly music and crafts at the Learning Sprout.  Mustangs NW will have the best of their club’s cars on display at the Washington State History Museum across from The Harmon Brewery,  and classic Corvettes and Harleys from Destination Harley will be on display at The Swiss.
 
In October, Tacoma Events Commission brings an old-fashioned harvest celebration to the South Sound with the Orting Pumpkin Fest.  Designed primarily as a food festival featuring items made with pumpkin ingredients, we’ll also celebrate agriculture, music, and lots o’ pumpkins!   Hayrides, pumpkin carving contests, and a beer garden will keep the grown-ups happy, while “Pumpkins Pals on Parade” gives the children a place to show off their favorite pumpkin costume.  Musical entertainment is scheduled throughout the day.  This event will take you back to the “good ol’ days” of fun, family-oriented entertainment.
For more information, click here.For more information about TEC projects, or to get involved, contact us at:
759 Market Street
Tacoma WA 98402
253-682-1446 Office
253-682-1448 Fax
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