| Jan |
| 30 |
| 7:00 pm |
White Center’s new Dubsea Coffee is hosting a FREE, live music show this Saturday night, featuring Brandon Decker & Lets Get Lost.
Brandon Decker is a musician/singer from Arizona with a degree in Philosophy who sings about “romance, personal relationships and coming to terms with his sometimes checkered past.” His influences include Tom Waits, Portishead, Neil Young and PJ Harvey and his music has been called “gritty, soulful, acoustic rock,” and has also been dubbed “grunge folk.”
“My songs are my catharsis of everything I’ve been through, coupled with my empathy experienced from the different profound relationships I’ve had.” Decker said on his website. “In every song, I’m taking a moment and trying to work through it honestly.”
The show starts at 7pm and goes until 10pm.
Here are the details:
WHAT: Live, FREE music at Dubsea Coffee, featuring Brandon Decker and Let’s Get Lost
WHEN: Saturday, Jan. 30th from 7pm-10pm
WHERE: Dubsea Coffee, located at 9910 8th Avenue SW in the Greenbridge ‘hood.
INFO: From Dubsea’s website:
This is going to be a great music show to come and check out at Dubsea Coffee, Free !! Live music by Brandon Decker & Lets Get Lost .
Brandon Decker “vocals, guitar,and producer ” is on his Long Days tour from Sedona, AZ. accompanied by Nanci Mcdonald ” Cello Vocals “. The duo will be playing his narrative work on redemption with poignant lyrics and resonating vocals. This folk rock duo is something to witness, supremely you will not be disappointed.Lets Get Lost is a local Seattle treat, Nick Shadel & Peter Kowalczyk frequent the cafe as they are White Center boys. If you come to the show you’ll get to experience a flood of the groups indie-pop-rock-carnival aesthetic. Their music is cotton candy for the ears, sweeter and bolder to the core the longer it resonates in your audible system.
Come to Dubsea Coffee and listen, witness this delectable feast for your temporal lobe. Let your internal audiometer get the frequencies and vibrations it deserves.
VIDEO: Here are two videos we found of Brandon Decker:
More info available at the bands’ websites:
Dubsea Coffee, White Center’s hip, new and artsy coffeeshop (located at 9910 8th Ave SW in Greenbridge), has put out the following “call for artists”:
Call to ArtistsDubsea Coffee Art Submissions
Guidelines for All Artists
Dubsea Coffee is a new café and public art space located in White Center, nestled in the heart of the Greenbridge community. We are dedicated to bringing quality art and progressive content to the public. Our intent is to work with artists (of a variety of mediums), willing to share their work in a café/community setting. Our supreme hope is to share art that provokes positive energy and pride in the neighborhood. With this intent and these hopes it is possible for us to work with artists and be a catalyst for thought and positive creativity within our community.
<> We request that you send color copies, transparencies, digital files, or links to your website. Please do not send original work.
<> To make the nicest impression, you may want to send a cover letter and/or biographical content when submitting your art work. (OPTIONAL)
<> If you are mailing your submission please send an enclosed self addressed stamped envelope in a suitable size for the safe return of your art submission.
<> Send your submission to:Dubsea Coffee
c/o Joerael Elliott
9910 8th Ave SW
Seattle WA 98106
* if you are emailing your submission please send to [ joerael@dubseacoffee.com ]
| Dec ’09 |
| 19 |
| 2:00 pm |
The next Rat City Rummage Sale will be held from 2pm to 6pm on Saturday, Dec. 19th at Big Als Brewing, which is located at 9832 14th Ave SW right here in the Dub-C.
Here are the details:
WHAT: Rat City Rummage Sale
WHEN: Saturday, Dec. 19th from 2pm to 6pm
WHERE: In the upstairs room at Big Als Brewing 9832 14th Ave SW 98106
INFO: From their website:
If you’d like to be a vendor at this art show please email us your web site info or 3 images of what you’d like to sell at the show. To avoid too many of the same type of vendors this is a juried show.
If accepted, you will recieve an email confirmation no later than December 12th with an application & paypal invoice. Booth space is limited to a 2×4 table, booth fee $10
Vending is open to handmade arts and crafts & baked goods.
General information on the event:
- No entry fee for shoppers or other “hidden” fees
- Vendor set up at 1:00pm take down no earlier than 6pm.
- You or a booth sitter must stay until 6pm, no early take down.
- Event runs 2pm to 6pm
This event is part of the monthly White Center art walk put on by White Center for the Arts. You are welcome to keep your booth open for the duration of the art walk which ends at 9:00pm, but only required to stay until 6pm.
Bring your own displays, plenty of change, tables, chairs, snacks and whatever else you may need for the day. This will be an indoor event, location: Big Als Brewing 9832 14th Avenue Southwest Seattle, WA 98106.
This is an all ages event.
White Center for the Arts is a group of artists with diverse backgrounds who have come together to form a non-profit organization focused on supporting the arts in White Center. Our desire is to offer space where local artists can show their work, and to provide a place to learn about art. We want to provide classes to young and old in many media, bringing out the rich diversity of culture that can be found in White Center.
And we want to have fun!
Thank you for your interest in Rat City Rummage.
| Nov ’09 |
| 14 |
| 7:00 am |
Dubsea Coffee (get it – “Dub C,” as in W.C.?), an independent coffeehouse serving organic and direct trade coffees and teas, will open its doors at its location (9910 8th Ave SW) at Greenbridge at 7am on Saturday, Nov. 14th.
The café will be the first retail business to open at Greenbridge, the 96-acre master-planned community being developed by the King County Housing Authority.
“What better way to build on the vision of Greenbridge than to offer a warm, comfortable destination where people from all walks of life can share great coffee and conversation,” said Stephen Norman, executive director of the King County Housing Authority. “Dubsea Coffee will also provide much-needed jobs in this community.”
Dubsea Coffee is located on south side of the Greenbridge plaza in the newly constructed Salmon Creek apartment building and across the street from Nia Apartments, an 82-unit complex that houses seniors and people with disabilities. To celebrate, the first 250 customers will receive a free 12-ounce drink, courtesy of Synergy Construction, Inc., the company that built the Salmon Creek building.
The café is the brainchild of Sibelle Nguyen, who sees her shop as a place where civic interaction can take place. She hopes Dubsea Coffee will be a hub for coffee, art and inspiration at Greenbridge and in the White Center community.
“Being open and loving — and inspiring each other to be that way — is what I hope this space will achieve,” Nguyen said. “There’s so much going on in this community that I want Dubsea to be a catalyst for fostering connections and friendships. I want to offer a place that fills residents with a sense of pride.”
The space is a reflection of this sentiment. With its simple, clean lines, cerulean blue ceiling, celadon green concrete floor, scored oak bar, and tall window banks defining its perimeter, the interior of the coffee shop evokes an airy, natural vibe. It’s also consistent with the attributes of the award-winning Greenbridge community, which has been certified as Three-Star Built Green™ by the Master Builders of King and Snohomish Counties and features a number of creative approaches to environmental sustainability.
Dubsea Coffee will serve organic and direct trade (even more socially responsible than fair trade) Stumptown coffee, organic Rishi teas, hot chocolate and chai. A variety of baked goods from Little Rae’s Bakery, Macrina Bakery & Café, and High Five Pies will be featured as well as breakfast items including bagels, granola, and yogurt. Sandwiches and Boylan sodas will also be offered.
“Stumptown looks to source and roast the best quality coffee in a socially and environmentally responsible way,” said Luke Dirks, sales and wholesale account manager at Stumptown Coffee. “We’re delighted to provide our products to Dubsea Coffee, which embodies an enviable business model: It’s an approachable café where fabulous, high quality drinks will be served, and it’s a place that will create a lasting, uplifting impact in its local community.”
Beyond coffee and comestibles, the coffeehouse features gallery space for local artists. Dubsea Coffee will debut with “Fractured Parables” by Joerael Elliott, Dubsea’s art director, and plans to feature the work of about a dozen artists per year. Free wireless Internet will also be available.
Though she grew up in Edmonds, Wash., Nguyen has strong ties to the neighborhood. As a toddler, she lived for a brief time at Park Lake Homes, the now demolished former public housing community that Greenbridge has since replaced. As a young woman, Nguyen returned to work as an AmeriCorps volunteer at Neighborhood House at Park Lake Homes. Now a resident of White Center once again, she is eager to fulfill her dream of owning a coffee shop here.
Even the name Dubsea Coffee is a kind of homage to the neighborhood residents. At one time, White Center was considered by many outside the area to be an undesirable place to live. Those living in White Center often felt otherwise. To overcome its (unfair) negative reputation yet still identify with their neighborhood, residents took to calling their community “W” (Dub) “C” (Sea) – an affectionate nickname for White Center.
Nguyen is already making a difference in the community; she has hired a Greenbridge resident and a White Center resident as baristas-in-training.
Bryant Sim, the Greenbridge resident, is a 16-year-old Evergreen High School student who will work part-time at the café.
“Coffee is really interesting to me – and this job is really close to home, so I can walk to work,” Sim said. “This is also my first paid work experience. It’s a great opportunity because it will help prep me financially for college.”
Greenbridge residents are excited by the prospect of a coffee shop in their neighborhood, said Tim Locke, president of the Greenbridge Association.
“Dubsea Coffee is an ideal business for Greenbridge,” said Locke. “It will offer a fantastic product, local jobs, and a lively environment with art and music. It’s a perfect fit.”
Calendar of Events for Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, Nov. 14th:
- 7am: Doors open. Any 12-ounce drink will be free to the first 250 customers, courtesy of Synergy Construction, Inc. The bottom of each cup will be numbered. Numbers will be drawn in a random raffle; winners receive a 1-pound bag of Stumptown coffee.
- Noon: Program begins with Laudan Espinoza and Sean Larson on Spanish guitar.
- 1:30pm: Program concludes. Music by DJ Jon Lemmon and DJ Murdoc commences.
Dubsea Coffee will be open from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, and from 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
We like the joint already, just ‘cuz of the name “Dub-C“, which we’ve used for a long time.
This is King County’s first capital project funded by federal economic stimulus money.
The King County Road Services Division project is a small piece of the larger White Center neighborhood plan and supports the vision identified and promoted by the White Center Community Development Association and dozens of community groups and participants. It estimated that 20-30 jobs will be directly created from this construction project.
When it is completed, residents from the 1,000-plus units at Greenbridge will be able to walk, or ride to more than 130 businesses and the transit hub in the White Center business district.
The new pathway will be constructed at the intersection of SW 98th Street and 12th Avenue SW. Currently, a steep wooden stairway connects the Greenbridge development with SW 98th Street. The stairway will be replaced, and the county will build an accessible paved ramp that gradually slopes down the hillside. Both feature safety lighting, landscaping, and artistic elements composed by local artist Andy Cao.
The walkway builds upon county efforts to spur private investment and foster a vibrant, healthy, mixed-income community at Greenbridge. It also supports King County’s Healthscape objectives by reducing automobile dependency with more opportunities to be physically active and improve air quality.
Total construction cost for the project is $1.4 million, with $1.27 million coming from federal stimulus dollars. Construction should begin this week, and take approximately four months to complete.
The project plan was initiated and overseen by a community steering committee. Design and preliminary engineering for the project was made possible by contributions from King County Road Services, King County Parks and King County Water and Land Resources Division, King County Housing Development Authority, 4 Culture, and Feet First.
Here are some photos courtesy Shelli Park of White Center for the Arts of this last weekend’s Jubilee Days:
| Jun ’09 |
| 25 |
| 4:00 pm |
The Dub-C will be jammin’ with some free jazz this Thursday, June 25th from 4pm-6pm at the Greenbridge Plaza (in front of the Southwest Boys and Girls Club near 9800 8th SW) as well as other entertainment, prizes, vendors, activities for the whole family and free lightly used books and toys.
Sponsored by KCHA, WCCDA, Hope VI, Neighborhood House, YWCA, Southwest Boys and Girls Club and the Greenbridge Community.
For more information call (206) 574-1167.
| Jun ’09 |
| 20 |
| 10:00 am |
| Jun ’09 |
| 21 |
| 10:00 am |
Our neighbor to the south, Burien, is holding its annual, FREE Strawberry & Arts Festival this weekend (rain or shine), and it’s gonna be chock-full of live music, arts, dance, food vendors, kid’s activities, a skate competition and more, as well as over $2,100 worth of local prize giveaways (scroll down to see the latest list) from our sister site The B-Town Blog.
The fest will be held at the Burien Community Center, which is located at 425 SW 144th Street at the intersection of 144th SW and 4th Ave SW. From the Dub-C, just head south on 16th SW to Ambaum, then turn left (east) on SW 146th and look for the tents and stuff. Parking is available on the street, and there are plenty of helpful people to guide you.
Here’s Saturday’s schedule:
SATURDAY, JUNE 20th:
MAIN STAGE:
10:00am – 10:30am: New City Dance Academy
11:00am – 11:30am: Youth Sounds NorthWest
11:45am – 12:30pm: Momentum Dance
12:30pm – 1:00pm: Burien’s own Block Party B-Boys
1:15pm – 2:30pm: Dyno Jamz
3:00pm – 4:00pm: Pearl Django
4:30pm – 6:00pm: The Tempos with Swing-Amajig and the Aviation HS Ballroom Dancers
GALLERY STAGE:
10:00am – 10:30am: Hi-Liners
11:00am – 11:45am: Abysinnian Dance
12:15pm – 1:00pm: Sohoyini
1:30pm – 2:30pm: Jump Ensemble
3:00pm – 4:00pm: Central Services presents The Board of Education
4:30pm – 6:00pm: The Jangles
FESTIVAL GROUNDS:
10:30am – 12:30pm: The Whisky Swillers
1:00pm – 2:30pm: Skate Competition
4:15pm – 5:15pm: Bubbleman (located at 4th &146th)
1PM: SKATE COMPETITION:
- Noon: Registration Starts
- 1:00pm: Competition starts
- $5 Registration Fee
- Register the day of the event at the skate competition tent.
- A registration form must be completed and signed by an adult prior to competing.
Four Age Divisions:
- 9 & Under
- 10 – 12 years
- 13 – 15 years
- 16 & older
RULES:
- Riders WILL be disqualified for interupting another rider’s run.
- Handle all property and equipment safely and properly.
- No vulgar, offensive, or derogatory language.
- Helmet required
- Have FUN!
JUDGING:
The performance of the rider will be judged in the following three categories:
- Consistency
- Technicality
- Style
Each contestant will get two 1-minute runs. Contestants will be judged and scored on each run then totaled for a final score after both runs.
Music:
Live Performance by the Dyno Jamz during the Skate Competition. Check them out and listen to their music here!
Kids Activities:
- Make Superheroes Art Garb at the Art Garage: Hats, headbands, vest,capes, and more! Used recycled materials to make fun costumes to wear as you wander the fest, or to wear as you run in the 1K Fun Run on Sunday (run sign-up booth at the fest!)
- Create Chalk Art at the Burien Art Gallery!
- All Day: Bouncers
10:30am-3:00pm: Face Painting
3:00-4:00pm: Central Services presents The Board of Education on the Gallery Stage.
Here’s the latest, greatest, and most updatedest B-Town Blog Prize List – just drop by their booth, fill out an entry form and enter to win one of these great prizes:
| BUSINESS
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VALUE
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PRIZE
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| Bistro Baffi |
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$25
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Gift Certificate for Dinner |
| Poggi Bonsi |
 |
$25
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Decorative Italian Plate |
| 909 Coffee & Wine |
 |
$20
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Gift Card |
| Moss Chiropractic |
 |
$185
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Gift Certificate for Complete Chiropractic Exam & Adjustment |
| Moss Chiropractic |
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$23
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Ice Pack |
| Highline Athletic Club |
 |
$234
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One-Month Free Membership & Enrollment Fee |
| 1-Stop Computer Repair |
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$50
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One-Hour Computer Service |
| 1-Stop Computer Repair |
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$50
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One-Hour Computer Service |
| Herr Backyard Garden Center |
 |
$10
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Gift Card |
| Burien Auto Repair |
 |
$89.95
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Oil Change & Filter Service, Inspection, Car Wash & Mini Detail |
| Howard & Marge |
 |
$25
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Gift Card |
| Advanced Massage |
 |
$65
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One-Hour Massage |
| Mick Kelly’s Irish Pub |
 |
$25
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Gift Card |
| Reiki by Anita |
 |
$85
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Reiki Session |
| Mark Restaurant & Bar |
 |
$40
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Gift Card |
| Vision Collision |
 |
$50
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$50 off Interior Detail |
| Mark’s Expert Auto |
 |
$25
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$25 off Coolant Flush |
| Digi Guys/CPI |
 |
$15
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B-Town Blog T-Shirt |
| Digi Guys/CPI |
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$15
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B-Town Blog T-Shirt |
| Digi Guys/CPI |
|
$15
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B-Town Blog T-Shirt |
| Digi Guys/CPI |
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$15
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B-Town Blog T-Shirt |
| Digi Guys/CPI | |
$15
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B-Town Blog T-Shirt |
| Philip Kelley Acupuncture |
 |
$90 | Acupuncture Treatment |
| Shining Star Massage |
 |
$50
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Foot Reflexology |
| Ace Hardware |
 |
$39.99
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43-Piece Hanging Tool Kit |
| Park Place Bar & Grill |
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$50
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Gift Certificate |
| Sal’s Deli |
 |
$10
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Certificate for One Free Breakfast |
| Sal’s Deli |
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$10
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Certificate for One Free Breakfast |
| Sal’s Deli |
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$10
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Certificate for One Free Breakfast |
| Tin Room Bar |
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$25
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Gift Certificate |
| Photography by Michael Brunk/NW Lens |
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$475
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1-Hour Photo Shoot, Post Production, CD and 3-5 Minute Video Story |
| Market Place Salon |
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$175
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Helix Cordless Flat Iron |
| Economy Wiring/YB Tubless |
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$30
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$30 Credit Towards Electrical Call or Hot Tub Service |
| Elliott Bay Brewhouse & Pub |
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$40
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Gift Card |
| Emerald City Smoothie |
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$90
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Five Re-Usable Smoothie Mugs with Free Drink Coupons |
| Cheese FX Cheesecakes |
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$15-$18
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6-inch Basic or Deluxe Cheesecake |
| Sidestreet Kitchen & Bar |
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$25
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Gift Certificate |
| Wow Window Washing |
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$75
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Gift Certificate for Window Cleanin |
So…we’ll see you at our booth, which will be located near the Skate Park, this Saturday from 10am to 6pm, and Sunday from 10am to 5pm!
The White Center PAL Boxing team (aka “The Bomb Squad,” who we recently reported on here) had a successful trip to the Vacaville PAL Boxing tournament on May 23rd, and here are the results:
- Duyly Lam won a unanimous decision over Chris Cuatro from Double Punches Boxing Club of Santa Rosa, California
- Rafik Iskandarian won unanimous decision over Felipe Verara from the Vacaville PAL Boxing club
- Carlos Reyes won a unanimous decision over Dalton Burgos from the Vacaville PAL Boxing Club
- Charles Nguyen lost a split decision to Thomas Diehl from Dreamland Boxing Club of San Jose, California.
All of here at The White Center Blog send our best congratulatory jab to these terrific athletes!
Go Dub-C Bomb Squad!
| Apr ’09 |
| 23 |
| 6:00 pm |
The Dub-C is known for its latino culture, and this Thursday night you can experience some of the same about three miles to the south at Burien’s Cafe Mundi (located at 447 SW 152nd) as they host their free Open Mic night, with lots of poetry, music and comedy.
Here are the details:
WHAT: Open Mic Night at Cafe Mundi
WHEN: Thurs., April 23rd (every 2nd and 4th Thursday), with sign-ups starting at 6pm and open mic at 6:30pm
WHERE: 447 SW 152nd, just over 3 miles south in downtown Burien (map below)
COST: No cover charge!
INFO: 16 and over please, under 16 with Guardian.
Café Mundi opened in January and serves espresso drinks, tropical shakes, Latin American fast food such as empanadas, arepas and Spanish tortillas.
We also have desserts.
Everything is made locally, using organic ingredients whenever possible.
Café Mundi also offers Internet access and will soon offer free Wi-Fi. Currently we have computers that people can use (1/2 hour free with purchase of a coffee drink) or they can bring in laptops and be connected via ethernet.
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| Apr ’09 |
| 18 |
| 5:00 pm |
White Center for the Arts, the non-profit arts organization behind the Rat City Rummage Sale and open studio tours, just launched their website, which can be found at www.whitecenterforthearts.org.
Their next event is on Saturday, April 18th from 5pm to 10pm at the White Center for the Arts Building, which is located at 9639 16th Ave SW (map below) right here in the Dub-C:
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A man named Michael Hureaux Perez has written a very interesting story about what it’s like to live in White Center.
Here are some snippets from his story, which first appeared in Black Agenda Report on Feb. 4th:
Life in White Center has been dicey for a long time, the old joke about the area is that “it ain’t so white and it ain’t so centered.” Originally, it was a farming community with the first major trolley stops out of Seattle on the South side of the town, it was also a hub for goods brought across Puget Sound by boat.
Young people slice and dice each other often in White Center. A small gang war has broken out between black and Mexican gangs, and South Sea Island youth are wild card players anywhere within that mix. My wife and I bought a small house in the area five years ago and have seen or heard of many times more carnage between kids in that amount of time then I saw or heard in the five years I lived on 162nd Street and Riverside in New York City.
It eventually devolves into an anti-Obama rant at the end, but the meat of the story is chock full of fascinating Dub-C stuff.
We’ve created a Flickr Group for all those creative White Center Photographers out there, or anyone who has interesting pics of the Dub-C.
You can join it by clicking here, then cllcking on “Join” under the “Group Pool” header.
Once you’re a member, you can upload your White Center-related photos to our Group Pool.
We’ll then cull through them, use what we find interesting, and give you full credit as well as a link to whatever you deem we should link to (many like getting linked to their portfolio website).
Let the Dub-C Flickr Photos flow!
| Feb ’09 |
| 12 |
| 5:30 pm |
Here’s an opportunity for all you budding artists, cultural, heritage and other groups in the Dub-C seeking funding for projects in these lean times:
4Culture, the cultural services agency for King County, will be holding a FREE workshop on Thursday, Feb. 12th on project funding for artists, heritage specialists, art groups, arts organizations and heritage organizations.
Applications for project support will be available in early 2009.
Potential applicants are encouraged to attend this free workshop to learn tips on how to get funding.
Staff members Heather Dwyer, Doreen Mitchum and Eric Taylor will answer questions about upcoming funding opportunities and share their tips on how to put together a successful application.
Everyone interested in arts and heritage is invited to attend.
WHAT: FREE workshop on obtaining project funding from 4Culture
WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 12th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
WHERE: Meeting Room, Greenbridge Library, 9720 Eighth Avenue SW, White Center (map below)
INFO: According to their website:
4Culture is the cultural services agency for King County, Washington providing programs, financial support and services in the arts, public art, heritage and historic preservation for all residents and visitors in King County.
4Culture is a new model for public support of cultural programs. It combines the resources of the public sector with the flexibility of a non-profit. Through the integration of four program areas, 4Culture stimulates cultural activity and enhances the assets that distinguish our communities as vibrant, unique, and authentic.
4Culture is a tax-exempt public corporation, with a fifteen member Board of Directors, who are nominated by the King County Executive and confirmed by the Metropolitan King County Council.
| Jan ’09 |
| 31 |
| 6:00 pm |
The White Center Blog’s favorite group of ass-kickin’ women is of course the one and only Rat City Rollergirls, who originated at the Dub-C’s own Southgate Skating Rink way back in the day.
Coming up Saturday, Jan. 31st is their annual “Black & Blue Tie Auction,” which should be just about as kick-ass as one of their skating competitions:
Hosted by renowned Auctioneer/Host Laura Michalek, this should be a fun night full of action, giving, and of course, bargains.
Here’s a blurb from their website:
This will be our largest and most important fundraiser of the year.
With the funds generated from this event, we can continue to send our All-Star Team to represent Seattle in Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) sanctioned competitions both regionally and nationally.
Bidding rules will be provided. The silent auction will run from 6:00 p.m. when doors open to 7:30 p.m.
The live auction will run from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. All bids are binding.
Please bring a form of payment to the event (cash, check, credit card) as all bids are to be settled that evening.
There are no refunds for this event, but tickets are transferable.
For additional questions please feel free to contact Skate Trooper at ticketing@ratcityrollergirls.com.
WHAT: Rat City Rollergirls Live and Silent Auction
WHEN: Saturday, Jan. 31st from 6 to 10 p.m.
WHERE: South Lake Union Naval Reserve Building, located at 860 Terry Ave. N., Seattle (map below)
TICKETS: Brown Paper Tickets: Click Here to Order Online!
HOST: Auctioneer, Laura Michalek
Some of the auction items up for bid include products/services from:
- Alexis Hotel
- Alki Kayak Tours
- ART
- Artcore Tattoo
- Big Dipper Waxworks
- The Big Picture
- Big Wheel Bingo
- Bike Works
- Circa
- Custom Crash Cut Ducati
- EB Foote Winery
- Fado Irish Pub
- Fast Girl Skates
- Fifth Ave Theater
- Fresh NW Designs & Wine Girl Wines
- Gold Class Cinemas
- Hitchcock
- iClick
- Il Terrazzo Carmine
- Ivars
- Jones Soda
- Lightform USA
- Museum of Flight
- Old Thyme Aviation
- Personal Services
- Pole For The Soul
- Pop Cap Games
- Seattle Ski Shuttle
- Second Use
- Sin In Linen
- Sports Memorabilia
- SubPop Records
- Three Dollar Bill Cinema
- Tiger Tail
- Wahine Sport
- Wing It Productions
- Zulu Nyala
King County released $36 million in housing grants Wednesday, including money to help first-time home buyers in White Center.
Here’s the pertinent info relevant to the Dub-C:
Homestead Community Land Trust: Operating support to provide assistance to approximately eight first time homebuyers in White Center.
Award: $30,000 in HOME funds.
Contact: Sheldon Cooper, Executive Director, Homestead Community Land Trust, 206-263-1277 ext. 113
So…if you’re looking to buy your first home in White Center, there ya go!
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