Bothell Bi-Monthly Update –January 18, 2013
Events in the Bothell area:
January 11, 12, 17, 18, & 19 at the Northshore Performing Arts Center
Foundation. The talented teens at Bothell High School
Theatre Arts Program BHS Drama are presenting "Robin Hood" ! Better
than the movies & only $6-$8! Please come support your community, the kids
of your neighborhood and the arts in schools!
Saturday, January 26 at 7:30 pm at Northshore Performing Arts Center Have you seen Late Nite Catechism? Don't miss this popular and
hilarious show! LATE NITE LAS VEGAS What
happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. But God sees everything! Sister's back - don't
miss the fun! Adults
$36 Seniors $31 Youth under 17 $25
February 9 - 2:00PM-6:00PM - Chocolate Tasting at Country Village. The shops at Country
Village will be holding their 2nd annual Chocolate Tasting event. Over a dozen
shops and restaurants will be featuring samples of their favorite chocolates
and treats as you meander through the Village for the perfect Valentine’s
occasion.
Sunday, February 10 at 2:00 pm PNW SHOWCASE at Northshore
Performing Arts Center Enjoy a showcase of talent from our
local music scene! Del Rey with Steve James, Smalltime String Band, the Gloria
Darlings and The Casey MacGill Trio! Adults $15 Seniors $15 Youth
under 17 $15
February 10 2;00 PM - Rembrandt and the Art of
the 17th Century at the Bothell Library. Presented by Susan Olds, Art
Historian
Come to the library for a free slide lecture and preview of an exciting new art exhibit! Opening February 14, and running through May 19, the Seattle Art Museum is hosting an impressive exhibit of Dutch and English art: Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: The Treasures of Kenwood House, London. Known as the Iveagh Bequest, the collection includes approximately 50 major works by Gainsborough, Hals, Rembrandt, Reynolds, Romney, Turner, and Van Dyck, among others. This introduction to the exhibit will focus on the paintings and lives of the Dutch Masters and the many changes in European art during the Protestant Reformation, and will also include an overview of 18th century British artists Turner, Gainsborough and Reynolds.
Books and DVDs on the period and artists will be available for checkout following the program.
Come to the library for a free slide lecture and preview of an exciting new art exhibit! Opening February 14, and running through May 19, the Seattle Art Museum is hosting an impressive exhibit of Dutch and English art: Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: The Treasures of Kenwood House, London. Known as the Iveagh Bequest, the collection includes approximately 50 major works by Gainsborough, Hals, Rembrandt, Reynolds, Romney, Turner, and Van Dyck, among others. This introduction to the exhibit will focus on the paintings and lives of the Dutch Masters and the many changes in European art during the Protestant Reformation, and will also include an overview of 18th century British artists Turner, Gainsborough and Reynolds.
Books and DVDs on the period and artists will be available for checkout following the program.
The
City of Bothell is looking for Volunteers:
Get involved and give back to your community! Citizens are
invited to apply for the City of Bothell's boards and commissions, which serve
as advisory groups to the City Council. Positions are available on the Landmark
Preservation Board, Library Board, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, Parks &
Recreation Board, Planning Commission and the Shorelines Board. The application
period for these positions is open now and closes at 5 pm on Friday,
February 8, 2013. Applications are available online or at the City Clerk's
office, Bothell City Hall, 18305 101st Avenue NE, Bothell, WA 98011, phone:
425.486.3256. While some positions require applicants to be residents, several
of the positions are open to residents of Bothell's urban growth area and
non-residents. Contact the City Clerk's office to learn more.
Volunteers are being sought to help on Parr Creek, which runs
through the North Creek Business Park and North Creek Sportsfields. The City of
Bothell and its project partner, King Conservation District (KCD), will remove
invasive weeds and plant native species that will eventually grow to shade the
creek and provide cooler, cleaner water downstream to the Sammamish River.
Volunteers will help with this weeding and planting. If interested, please
contact Janet Geer, Surface Water Program Coordinator for the City of Bothell,
at janet.geer@ci.bothell.wa.usor 425.486.2768.
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