A Story Runs Through It: Neighborhood Film Celebration and Awards is at 7 p.m., Oct. 17 at the SIFF Film Center (venue subject to change, please check website for updates). This culminating event of The Next 50’s Civic Action Month celebrates a project that seeks to capture stories about Seattle’s… [ Keep reading ]
If you haven’t submitted a video yet for the Neighborhoods Video Project (A Story Runs Through It), here is your chance to do it in a day this Saturday. Read more here: http://www.siff.net/cinema/detail.aspx?FID=261&id=45820
Deadline to enter your submission is September 1! A Story Runs through It, organized by Next 50 Civic Action Committee, with support from Seattle International Film Festival, the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Swedish, and MSN Postbox, aims to capture Seattle’s civic fabric, engage and train communities in the art of… [ Keep reading ]
As part of the Next 50, Seattle Center Foundation and Seattle Center are hosting a health fair on Sun, July 15 from 10 am – 5 pm in KeyArena. There will be FREE health services and screening – no insurance necessary. Click here for more information.
Seattle Center’s Next 50 is offering a number of health care screenings and services at its free health fair July 15. Click here for more information.
Free workshops will be offered for those interested in learning more about creating a neighborhood film for A Story Runs Through It. Workshops will be led by Scott Macklin, Associate Director of the UW Masters of Communication in Digital Media program. Workshops will be held at Seattle Center on June… [ Keep reading ]
The Seattle Times reported on the P-patch being constructed on the roof of the Mercer Garage. Click here to read the article.
The Next Fifty invites you to participate in A Story Runs Through It, a community filmmaking project that will celebrate Seattle’s neighborhoods and the civic life within them, and connect neighborhoods together. Click here to see the promotional video! Submit your film of up to 3 minutes between now and August… [ Keep reading ]
You are invited to the Dream a Sound Future Final Event at the Seattle Center Pavilion B, 2nd and Thomas St. on October 10 from 1-5 p.m. There are more than 20 entries in various mediums from art to performance to writing and break dancing: a pretty eclectic collection of work surrounding sustainability. Councilmember Mike… [ Keep reading ]
Put your creative, visionary ideas to work to create a sustainable, socially equitable Seattle of the future. Entries can be poetry, short stories, business and action plans, photography, inventions, one-act plays, etc. Click here for more information, entry guidelines and prizes.
