Join us for Ignite Kirkland 2026!

June 1-8, 2026

The 6th “Rainbow on the Eastside” exhibition for Eastside LGBTQIA+ artists will be held at TWO venues this year: Together Center from June 3 – August 28, and Centro Cultural Mexicano from June 18- August 14.  The 2 locations are within walking distance of each other in downtown Redmond. Free and open to the public.

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

About the Speaker

Join Us for the Free Fitness & Finance Event!

A premier setting designed for both peak performance and relaxation.

This is more than just a workout. It’s a holistic strategy session focused on strengthening both your health and your financial confidence for the summer ahead.

The Experience:

30-Minute Summer-Ready Strength Session
Led by Erika Nakamura, owner of NakaNaka Fitness LLC, this functional movement and mobility session is designed to help you move better, feel stronger, and step into summer with confidence.

Presentations by professionals in their fields, Erika & Elizabeth
Gain practical insights on wellness, lifestyle, and financial preparation to help you feel your best — physically and financially.

Interactive Q&A Session
Receive direct access to both your fitness and financial experts with the opportunity to ask personalized questions.

Mingle & Connect
Enjoy light refreshments in the luxurious clubhouse atmosphere while connecting with like-minded individuals in the community.

Why Attend?Summer brings more travel, social events, and opportunities to show up confidently in every area of life. Whether your goal is to improve your performance on the golf course, feel stronger in your body, or gain greater financial clarity for the season ahead, this experience is designed to support your overall well-being.

Limited Attendance
To create a personalized, high-quality experience in this beautiful venue, attendance is limited to just 15 participants. Reserve your spot now!

Please Bring:
• Comfortable workout attire
• Your own yoga mat and towel
• Questions for our experts

Reserve your spot today and start your summer with a plan for both your health and your wealth!

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

Join us for an evening of choral music with Con Brio Treble Choir and Concord Chamber Choir as they close the season with Notes of Home.

This program reflects on the many ways we experience home—through memory, place, connection, and belonging. With a wide-ranging repertoire and a high level of artistry, these ensembles bring depth, storytelling, and expressive clarity to music that resonates both personally and collectively.

To learn more, click here.

You are invited to an intimate afternoon of fashion, beauty, and effortless ease. Set against a beautiful backdrop of conversation and connection, this is a thoughtfully curated ladies’ lunch where time slows, glasses are filled, and every detail is considered. 

It is a chance to gather, to discover, and to enjoy a beautifully hosted experience designed around community and style. In partnership with J. McLaughlin Kirkland, Prada and YSL Beauty, and Ellen Kenny Jewelry and Design, guests will enjoy a refined showcase of seasonal fashion, beauty, and handcrafted design, accompanied by a local winery pouring throughout the afternoon.

The experience is anchored by a three-course seated lunch from Chef Maximillian Petty and The SOMM Culinary Team, beginning with a seasonal salad, followed by a thoughtfully prepared entrée, and concluding with a delicate dessert designed for the moment. 

Throughout the afternoon, guests will move through an elegant, curated experience of discovery, including seasonal pieces from J. McLaughlin Kirkland, beauty moments with L’Oréal, and jewelry created by a local artisan whose work reflects quiet craftsmanship and intention. This is a limited, thoughtfully hosted gathering designed for conversation, connection, and a shared appreciation of style and detail. We hope you will join us.

Learn more here.

Love Island Girls Night on 85th — Kirkland

Why watch Love Island alone when you can make a whole night of it?

Join us for a girls night out along 85th Street in Kirkland, where participating businesses are rolling out the full experience. Grab your friends — or come solo and make new ones — while you enjoy live Love Island, beauty services, and good drinks.

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

Join us for a dynamic day of coworking, created specifically and exclusively for entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners in the beautiful city of Kirkland, right at City Hall. Hosted by the City of Kirkland, Startup425, Startup and Small Business Co-Working is designed to foster collaboration, inspire innovation, and provide valuable resources to help you thrive in your entrepreneurial journey along with fellow entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners.

Join us for the entire day or pop in at the times that work best for you. Instead of working from your house, office, or local coffee shop, join us at City Hall for the day!

Open Office Hours with Entrepreneurs in Residence: Get ready to gain valuable insights and advice from seasoned entrepreneurs, accelerator directors, and venture partners, who have successfully navigated the challenges of building their own businesses and have been supporting entrepreneurs. Our EIRs are eager to share their knowledge, offer guidance, and help you tackle your most pressing business concerns. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to engage in one-on-one conversations or advising and receive personalized feedback.

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

A Front-Row Seat to Kirkland's Future

Old-World tradition and New-World expression.

Côté Nicault and Long Shadows Wine Dinner with Winemaker Gilles Nicault

Friday, June 12th | 5:30 - 9:30 pm | $215++/Person, Includes a Five-Course Dinner with Wine Pairings | Reservations Required

We invite you to an intimate Côté Nicault and Long Shadows Dinner featuring Gilles Nicault, a night centered on collaboration, precision, and the meeting of Old-World tradition and New-World expression.
 

Born in the Rhône Valley and classically trained in France, Gilles Nicault has spent more than three decades in Washington State shaping wines that bridge two worlds with clarity and intention. As winemaker for Long Shadows Vintners and creator of Côté Nicault, his work reflects both heritage and evolution, expressed through two distinct but connected portfolios.

For this evening, a multi-course dinner from Executive Chef Maximillian Petty will be presented in harmony with each wine, designed to highlight structure, nuance, and progression throughout the experience.

Guests will move through a curated selection of Côté Nicault and Long Shadows wines, each introduced by Gilles, offering insight into vintage expression, vineyard decisions, and the philosophy behind each blend.
This is a limited seating experience for those who value wine as craft, shaped by time, intention, and a guiding hand. We look forward to welcoming you.

Celebrate Pride Month in the BelRed Arts District! 

Join local drag legend Maya Mem Saab for a lively paint-and-sip night at BelRed Arts Studio. Maya will bring the energy with performances set to Bollywood hits, while instructor Violet guides you through color theory and technique as you create your own drag portrait. Paint Maya herself, or choose a favorite drag icon for inspiration. Paints, canvases, and palettes will be included, but feel free to bring any other personal supplies.

Mocktails and snacks will be provided!

This event is co-produced with Pride Across the Bridge and made possible by the City of Bellevue.

Funk and Latin Jazz night with the Back By Popular Demand Jazz Band! Listen to classic tunes in a new light with their solos and grooves.

Get ready for a night of irresistible grooves and fiery rhythms! Back by Popular Demand Jazz Band takes the stage with an electrifying mix of Funk and Latin Jazz — blending soulful funk, Latin energy, and smooth jazz improvisation. Bring your friends, grab a drink, and let the rhythm take over!

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Celebrate summer in full color at KU Daylight Disco on Saturday, June 13th from 1 PM to 3 PM — a joyful outdoor celebration honoring Pride, community, and the sunshine-filled season ahead. Kirkland Urban’s plaza transforms into a vibrant daytime dance party filled with upbeat music, playful entertainment, colorful experiences, and family-friendly fun for all ages. Guests can dance to live DJ sets, explore interactive pop-ups, capture festive photo moments, and enjoy surprises throughout the plaza.

Families and little ones can join the Mini Pride Parade, get creative at the community craft station, cool off in splash-worthy play areas, and enjoy face painting, balloons, and hands-on activities. The celebration will also feature a special appearance by the Mayor of Kirkland, including an official Pride Proclamation reading recognizing and honoring the LGBTQIA+ community. With inclusivity, connection, and celebration at the heart of the event, KU Daylight Disco invites the community to come together, show their colors, and celebrate Pride in full daylight.

Event Highlights:

• Special appearance by the Mayor of Kirkland with official Pride Proclamation reading
• Live DJ spinning feel-good summer beats
• Mini Pride Parade through the plaza
• Roaming entertainers and interactive surprises
• Festive photo moments and themed installations
• Themed beverage tasting station
• Community craft station and accessory bar
• Face painting, balloons, and family-friendly activities
• Local community organizations and resources

Join us for a joyful season finale featuring Prima, Melodia, Harmonia, Lyrica, Bel Canto, and Cantabile in Notes of Home.

Bringing together singers across all of our children and youth choir levels, this concert reflects on what “home” means through music—celebrating growth, connection, and the shared experience of singing together. From our youngest singers to our most advanced ensembles, the program highlights the full journey of choral development within Columbia Children & Youth Choirs.

This performance will also include a special ceremony honoring our graduating seniors.

To learn more, click here.

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Join us for a day of artist demos, kids activity area, Drag & Draw with kings and queens, and a Pottery Throwdown!

Join us for a day of celebrating the LGBTQIA community and especially LGBTQIA artists.

In addition to the above, we will have multple art exhibtions and snacks.

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Most businesses charge what they feel comfortable charging — and 7 out of 10 times, that leads to undercharging. Others face a different challenge: when they finally raise their prices, they struggle to sell.

Sound familiar?

In this 45-minute live workshop, we'll cover the key components every business owner should consider when pricing their products or services. You'll walk away with more clarity, actionable insights, and real modifications you can make immediately to increase your profit margins.

This isn't theory — it's a working session designed to help you price with confidence and profit with purpose.

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Join us as we celebrate the official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Recoupia Spa & Holistic Wellness located in Lynnwood, WA. 

Tour our new wellness spa, meet our team, enjoy light refreshments, connect with fellow community members, and learn about our personalized aesthetic, recovery, and holistic wellness services. We are excited to welcome you and share our mission of helping people relax, restore balance, and feel their best.

We look forward to celebrating with you!

• Venue: Kirkland Performance Center
• Address: 350 Kirkland Ave, Kirkland, WA 98033
• Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
• Kirkland Performance Center will be providing light bites

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Walla Walla meets Woodinville.

Abeja Wine Dinner with Winemakers Daniel Wampfler and Amy Alvarez-Wampfler

There is a quiet rhythm to Walla Walla, where vineyard rows and farmstead fields move with the turning seasons. On the last evening of spring, just before summer arrives, that rhythm settles into something still and expectant. This year marks 25 years of Abeja Winery and the first-ever summer season at The SOMM.

A collaborative evening unfolds as an intimate Abeja Winery Dinner at The SOMM with winemakers Daniel Wampfler and Amy Alvarez-Wampfler. Wines from estate vineyards across the Walla Walla Valley and Columbia Valley will be artfully paired with a five-course dinner from The SOMM’s Executive Chef Maximillian Petty, James Beard-nominated.

Abeja began as a restored farmstead, with vineyards and gardens surrounding a working winery, Inn and restaurant, all part of a single living estate. That same sense of harmony carries through the evening, where each pairing reflects restraint, clarity, and place, marking both a season’s turn and a shared sense of arrival. This is a landmark celebration of Abeja’s 25th year and The SOMM’s first summer, where legacy and beginning share the same table.

This Father's Day, let us handle the grill duty. Join us on Sunday, June 21st, for a classic backyard cookout featuring everything from savory Seattle Dogs and crispy Buffalo Wings to slow-cooked Pork Ribs tossed in your choice of Carolina Gold, Kansas Style, or Hawaiian Style BBQ sauces. Wash it all down with our specially priced $10 Boulevardiers or the refreshing, bourbon-forward "99 Problems But a Peach Ain't One". We hope to see you there!

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Pride Across the Bridge and the Redmond Library are co-creating a sapphic-centered book club for queer adults! Whether you’re into queer classics, messy drama, or soft sapphic stories—this space is for you. Join us for something joyful, cozy, and community-rooted. Meetings are on the 3rd Sunday of the month 2-3pm!

Contact Noel at nsreich@kcls.org with any questions.

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Connect with Council at Juanita Friday Market, June 26

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of early market season while connecting with your City Councilmembers at the next Conversations with Council event on Friday, June 26, from 3–5 p.m. at the Juanita Friday Market in Juanita Beach Park.

As part of the City’s Conversations with Council program, Councilmembers host casual monthly meetups at locations across Kirkland to encourage open dialogue with community members. There’s no formal agenda or presentations—just an opportunity to B.Y.O.T. (Bring Your Own Topic)™, ask questions, share ideas, or simply stop by to say hello and show off your market haul. Look for the Conversations with Council sign while strolling the market.

Artist statement:

Painting with art glass is an amazingly creative process that offers me the opportunity to design a painting that can then be displayed in multiple ways and even shapes. Glass fused paintings can take advantage of light in a way that painting on a canvas does not. I quite often create translucent paintings that are to be displayed in/on a stand by layering sheets of specialty glass together underneath the painted layers. This technique I use allows the fused glass landscapes to convey a sense of how the ever-changing light from the skies above throughout the course of a day influences what we see when we experience a scenic vista out in nature.

Exhibit language:

Scandia Wood-Blackwell is a longtime local WA State glass artist creating landscape paintings by layering varying forms of compatible art glass and kiln-forming techniques to complete her art pieces. The Kirkland Arts Center (main gallery) exhibit is Scandia’s first formal exhibit and she has created numerous new paintings for this event. Artwork displayed will include a wide-range of sizes and prices from framed wall art to standing paintings created for front and backlit viewing.

Gallery Hours:

Tuseday through Friday, 11-4pm

Saturday 11-3pm

Sunday, Monday CLOSED

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

Pride Across the Bridge works hard to provide inclusive and affirming spaces for transgender and nonbinary individuals to come together, celebrate their identities, and enjoy the camaraderie and joys of swimming, that may be taken for granted by many. We know the hurdles many in our trans and nonbinary community face, and whether it’s body dysphoria or self-conscious body image keeping you from the water, join your community who understands and live out your aquatic dream! We offer a supportive environment where everyone can feel welcomed and respected, regardless of their gender identity or expression. Our events are designed to foster a sense of community, belonging, and joy, allowing participants to connect with like-minded individuals, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. :)

Element 47 is a 90’s Alternative Rock tribute band based in Seattle. They’re teaming up with The Getaways for an exciting night of music!

They have been active in organizing fundraising concerts to support the fight against Pancreatic Cancer, after their former singer and dearest friend, Matt Bencke, passed away after a short battle with this terrible disease. Since then, they have organized fundraising concerts in his honor, and raised over $1M supporting Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. They like to help other people, and do it through their passion.

All money from ticket sales will be donated to fight pancreatic cancer.

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm

In the spirit of Diane Arbus, photographer Joplin captures the invigorated spirits of Polar Plungers as they emerge into the new year.

Photographer Megan Joplin has been a freelancer for nearly thirty years. Her work has been published in The Seattle Times, The Seattle P-I, The Stranger, The Seattle Weekly, Arts Resource Network, Balance Magazine, and in the book, THE STRANGER GUIDE TO SEATTLE. She's exhibited her work at various galleries around the country. Her series, The Miscarriage Diaries, was exhibited at the Peace House in Portland, Oregon in May 2012 and the Streff Gallery in Marylhurst, Oregon as part of the group show Bearing Witness: The Art of Pregnancy, Loss and Infertility, curated by Kristen Larsen. Megan was appointed to the Edmonds Arts Commission in 2025 and is co-founder of Ballinger Shakespeare Company, which produces free Shakespeare in the Park in under-served areas of Edmonds.

Opening reception June 26, 6-8pm