Calendar
The next series, Solutions, begins in June! The events calendar will be announced in mid-May.
In the meantime, visit Charles Spitzack during his open studio hours on Saturday May 19, from 1-4pm.
Previous Events from the most recent series, Beginnings:
In conjunction with Beginnings, TPR is producing an eclectic event series that highlights several major projects in their very early stages.
Regular Open Hours: Wednesdays from 11am-2pm beginning February 1. Note there are no open hours on Wednesday March 7.
Open hours are times during which anyone can drop by the space to see works samples by participating artists or engage in a chat with TPR Founder Jess or one of the many volunteers. We welcome conversation and always have a pot of tea going.
Special Events:
February 3, 7pm: These Streets: Musicians Gretta Harley and Sarah Rudinoff (We Are Golden) share their experiences behind their rock musical-in-progress, and offer their perspectives on cultivating a new idea while living in “negative capability.” Read more about this event
February 11, 1-4pm: Charlie Spitzack open studio- read more about The Big Question Print Series here
Feb 25, 1-4pm: Charlie Spitzack open studio, part of The Big Question Print Series
March 3, 2-3:30pm: The Start-Up: A roundtable discussion- Join the conversation! Featuring knowledgable guests whose new ideas represent areas such as technology, art history, community-building, and cooking. More info.
Mar 10, 1-4pm: Charlie Spitzack open studio, part of The Big Question Print Series
March 22, 6pm: Spilled Milk: A conversation with food writers and podcasters Matthew Amster-Burton and Molly Wizenberg, moderated by Langdon Cook. Read more
March 23 – 30: Northwest Passing by Kevin and Jennifer McCoy: Artwork by Northwest Masters is interpreted on the fly in an improvisational exercise featuring performers and a live audience.
Live Tours: March 23 and 24 at 6pm.
Open Hours: March 27 – April 6, Tuesday-Fridays, 10am-3pm
March 26, 2pm at St. James Cathedral: The Project Room hosts a conversation in the St. James Cathedral Chapel with ceramicists and collaborators Nicholas Kripal and Jeffrey Mongrain, whose site-specific work is temporarily installed as a response to the imagery and architecture of the Cathedral. Location: 804 Ninth Avenue, Seattle. Read more
April 1, 5-6:30pm: As a preview to the forthcoming film Magda G by Garrett Fisher and Ryan K Adams, Fisher will perform a musical demonstration of the recently rediscovered instrument, the Klavihorn, which features prominently in the film. Read more about this project.
April 7, 1-4pm: Charles Spitzack open studio- read more about The Big Question Print Series here
April 14, 1-4pm: Charles Spitzack open studio- read more about The Big Question Print Series here
April 27, 7pm: Bladfold: An animated musical documentary film-in-the-making by David Nixon with music by David Nixon & Daniel Spils. Read more!
April 28, 1-4pm: Charles Spitzack open studio- read more about The Big Question Print Series here
And more to be announced!
All events are free and open to the public and take place at The Project Room unless otherwise noted