Seattle Queer Film Festival
Three Dollar Bill Cinema presents the 25th Annual Seattle Queer Film Festival | October 15-25, 2020.
$13
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Adobe MAX
Build skills in design, video, photography, illustration, UI, and UX. Improve your career and creative process. MAX is a free virtual event. Oct 20–22.
At-Home Art Class with the Guggenheim: For K–2nd Graders
Focusing on a new theme each week, we will share process-oriented art-making projects during each session to get kids started creating their own art!
$15
Instant Pot 101
Chef Rachel Duboff will cover basic functions and settings then put them to the test with an easy, flavorful make-ahead meal featuring pantry staples and whole foods.
$30
At-Home Art Class with the Guggenheim: For 3rd–5th Graders
Focusing on a new theme each week, we will share process-oriented art-making projects during each session to get kids started creating their own art!
$15
Chicken Fundamentals
Build a solid foundation in all things chicken with Chef Tiago Freitas’ guidance.
$30
Roberto Lovato in Conversation with Esmeralda Bermudez
L.A. Times staff writer Esmeralda Bermudez will guide the conversation with author Roberto Lovato.
Free
Tiramisu from Scratch
You'll learn how to craft ladyfingers from scratch, make a coffee soak, and whip up a silky Marsala and Rum Zabaglione cream.
$30
Dissecting Design with Abstract Collage
Learn to understand design as it is expressed in non-objective art as you examine works by various artists to discern the elements of composition, how they have been used, and how these concepts are expressed in different styles of art.
$155
Online Workshop: Responding to Art: Exploring Still Life
In Responding to Art, a series of interactive workshops, explore ways to engage more deeply with visual art through a series of creative prompts guided by museum educators.
$20
Gnocchi Workshop
Cook along with Chef Tiago Freitas and learn how to craft two types of gnocchi, each paired with a delectable sauce.
$40
Crime Fiction: The Dark Side
L.A. Times crime and policing reporter James Queally will guide a conversation with a dynamic trio of L.A.-based female crime fiction writers.
Free