10.27.2011
NOV 19: Fremont Abbey's 6th Birthday Fundraiser!
Sure hope you can make it! 7pm on November 19th @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center.
Come out to support your arts & community hub, and enjoy local food, beer, wine, and new this year - a speciality cocktail by one of our own mixologists!
3D Photobooth, Small UNUSUAL Silent Auction (featuring a Kindle, Tickets to Tori Amos, Art, and much more!), Interactive Arts fun, new friends, performances, and more.
RSVP here: www.fremontabbey.org/rsvp
7.11.2011
Win 2 tickets to Brandi Carlile, Carolina Chocolate Drops / Be Good Tanyas @ Zootunes
Thanks to Woodland Park Zoo, we're giving away 2 FREE tickets to the VERY SOLD OUT Brandi Carlile concert on July 29th at Zootunes.
Plus we're also giving away 2 tickets to Carolina Chocolate Drops / Be Good Tanyas on August 17th at Zootunes.
It looks like you'll have a very good chance of winning these tickets as this contest is mostly going out to fans of the Fremont Abbey Arts Center. We'll announce winners on July 25th.
Here's how you can enter:
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES with options 1 & 2
(1 ticket or registration = 2 chances to win)
1. Buy ADVANCE tickets to:
- THREADS Dance (7/16),
- The Round (7/12),
- or Shenandoah Davis CD Release (7/29)
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/4401
Online/advance tickets only. Not applicable for at the door tickets. Be sure to enter your email when you buy the tickets on BPT.
2. Register your child (or a friend's!) in our Multi-Arts Camp "Art Rocks" coming up August 8-12th or Rock Band Camp on August 15-19. Be sure to put your name in the registration as a referral.
http://www.fremontabbey.org/classes
Questions? Email arts@fremontabbey.org with the subject line "TICKETS" and we'll try to respond.
3. Sign up on the Abbey's monthly Newsletter (new subscribers only please) AND Like the Abbey on Facebook and you'll be entered ONCE to win. http://www.facebook.com/FremontAbbey?sk=app_4949752878
Good luck y'all and enjoy the summer fun!
cheers,
Fremont Abbey Arts Center
4272 Fremont Ave North at 43rd, Seattle
http://www.fremontabbey.org
A welcoming nonprofit 501c3, non-religious arts & community center since 2005
Rules: No refunds, no cash value, not for resale, Rain or Shine, General Admission. Not available for employees or Board Members of Fremont Abbey.
Plus we're also giving away 2 tickets to Carolina Chocolate Drops / Be Good Tanyas on August 17th at Zootunes.
It looks like you'll have a very good chance of winning these tickets as this contest is mostly going out to fans of the Fremont Abbey Arts Center. We'll announce winners on July 25th.
Here's how you can enter:
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES with options 1 & 2
(1 ticket or registration = 2 chances to win)
1. Buy ADVANCE tickets to:
- THREADS Dance (7/16),
- The Round (7/12),
- or Shenandoah Davis CD Release (7/29)
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/4401
Online/advance tickets only. Not applicable for at the door tickets. Be sure to enter your email when you buy the tickets on BPT.
2. Register your child (or a friend's!) in our Multi-Arts Camp "Art Rocks" coming up August 8-12th or Rock Band Camp on August 15-19. Be sure to put your name in the registration as a referral.
http://www.fremontabbey.org/classes
Questions? Email arts@fremontabbey.org with the subject line "TICKETS" and we'll try to respond.
3. Sign up on the Abbey's monthly Newsletter (new subscribers only please) AND Like the Abbey on Facebook and you'll be entered ONCE to win. http://www.facebook.com/FremontAbbey?sk=app_4949752878
Good luck y'all and enjoy the summer fun!
cheers,
Fremont Abbey Arts Center
4272 Fremont Ave North at 43rd, Seattle
http://www.fremontabbey.org
A welcoming nonprofit 501c3, non-religious arts & community center since 2005
Rules: No refunds, no cash value, not for resale, Rain or Shine, General Admission. Not available for employees or Board Members of Fremont Abbey.
1.26.2011
Resource sharing for other nonprofits
Check out LonelyBuildings.com! (Nathan Marion is the Abbey's Executive Director and he also managed the renovation of this building in 06-08) It's a design/resources blog where he shares ideas about how to renovate and revamp old places into vibrant community spaces like well, us!
11.14.2010
it's a party!
{The whole Tumblr site apparently is under some sort of bizarre server attack, so we're back to ol' faithful Blogger!}
Anyway, you're invited! hope you can make it to the party...
RSVP HERE
Showing up at the door is ok at this point too, or you can buy tickets in advance via Brown Paper Tickets. Suggested donation, $25+
Our official website of course, www.fremontabbey.org
And be sure to check out these Video interviews with amazing people who love Fremont Abbey
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FOOD, FUN, FRIENDS, DRINKS, MUSIC, AND ARTS INTERACTION
*A Benefit for Your Arts Center*
MINI-AUCTION, RAFFLE, APPS FROM UPPER CRUST CATERING & BRETT'S CATERING, TWO BEERS BREWING, THE ORGANIC TABLE (DESSERTS), WINE, CITY ARTS TRIVIA CONTEST, VIA TRIBUNALI PIZZAS, BARSUK RECORDS & NECTAR LOUNGE DOOR PRIZES, PIN YOUR HEART ON THE ABBEY, FREMONT MUSIC SCHOOL STUDENT PERFORMANCES, MUCH MORE + EARLY FAMILY HOUR (WITH FACE PAINTING)
SUMMARY:
November 17th
Fremont Abbey Arts Center, 4272 fremont ave n, seattle
Suggested donation: $25-75+ at the door or presale tickets online
>> Cash/check/Visa/MC/Discover
TIMES:
5p Young Artist Hour for kids (12 & under FREE) & parents
(facepainting, making hats, decorating, fun)
6-7p happy hour fun for all-ages in the Abbey Cafe* with apps by Brett's Catering & pizza by Via Tribunali
7-9p main event in the Cafe & Great Hall, auction ends around 9pm
9-10p City Arts Magazine sponsored trivia contest in the Cafe!
Attire: fun/creative & comfortable but a maybe little bit classy
Dietary: vegetarian & vegan appetizer options will be available
Ages: all welcome, family fun stuff is in the 5-7pm timeframe
RSVP: googledocs form or email us at arts(at)fremontabbey.org
Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/134732?prod_id=4401
Anyway, you're invited! hope you can make it to the party...
RSVP HERE
Showing up at the door is ok at this point too, or you can buy tickets in advance via Brown Paper Tickets. Suggested donation, $25+
Our official website of course, www.fremontabbey.org
And be sure to check out these Video interviews with amazing people who love Fremont Abbey
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOOD, FUN, FRIENDS, DRINKS, MUSIC, AND ARTS INTERACTION
*A Benefit for Your Arts Center*
MINI-AUCTION, RAFFLE, APPS FROM UPPER CRUST CATERING & BRETT'S CATERING, TWO BEERS BREWING, THE ORGANIC TABLE (DESSERTS), WINE, CITY ARTS TRIVIA CONTEST, VIA TRIBUNALI PIZZAS, BARSUK RECORDS & NECTAR LOUNGE DOOR PRIZES, PIN YOUR HEART ON THE ABBEY, FREMONT MUSIC SCHOOL STUDENT PERFORMANCES, MUCH MORE + EARLY FAMILY HOUR (WITH FACE PAINTING)
SUMMARY:
November 17th
Fremont Abbey Arts Center, 4272 fremont ave n, seattle
Suggested donation: $25-75+ at the door or presale tickets online
>> Cash/check/Visa/MC/Discover
TIMES:
5p Young Artist Hour for kids (12 & under FREE) & parents
(facepainting, making hats, decorating, fun)
6-7p happy hour fun for all-ages in the Abbey Cafe* with apps by Brett's Catering & pizza by Via Tribunali
7-9p main event in the Cafe & Great Hall, auction ends around 9pm
9-10p City Arts Magazine sponsored trivia contest in the Cafe!
Attire: fun/creative & comfortable but a maybe little bit classy
Dietary: vegetarian & vegan appetizer options will be available
Ages: all welcome, family fun stuff is in the 5-7pm timeframe
RSVP: googledocs form or email us at arts(at)fremontabbey.org
Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/134732?prod_id=4401
10.27.2010
moments...
this really resonated with me today, especially when I thought of all the impacting experiences we have at the Arts Center...
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"In Many of life's most memorable moments, we evolve into someone different from - better than - the person we were before. 'A lot of peak experiences involve a feeling of spiritual transcendence, not necessarily in a religious way, but where you feel transported beyond yourself as a human being,' says Kottler*
Freedom is a common theme among those who have peak experiences. People throw off restraints (often only mental ones) that have kept them from doing things that are in line with their authentic selves. "You stop worrying about impressing others and move towards things that are inherently interesting to you,' says Howell**
Many of William Miller's subjects found that their quantum change ended up altering everything about their lives. 'Their values turned upside down. Things that were high priority before were now low priority.' Subjects typically changed careers and began volunteering but it was much different than, 'I ought to go help the poor', he says. 'Their sense of who they were and what their place was in the universe had fundamentally shifted.' Adds Kottler: 'A peak experience can open up options that people didn't know they had'.
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And that's really it right? Opening our eyes wider, creating new neural connections in our brains, improving our lives and the lives of those around us... and don't forget supporting global efforts to help those in need...
So get out there... live artistic... build some community! grow your brain! and of course enjoy this rare October sunshine!
cheers,
-Nathan
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From: http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/201009/big-moments
*Jeffrey Kottler, psychology professor at California State U
**Ryan Howell, psychology professor at San Francisco State U
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"In Many of life's most memorable moments, we evolve into someone different from - better than - the person we were before. 'A lot of peak experiences involve a feeling of spiritual transcendence, not necessarily in a religious way, but where you feel transported beyond yourself as a human being,' says Kottler*
Freedom is a common theme among those who have peak experiences. People throw off restraints (often only mental ones) that have kept them from doing things that are in line with their authentic selves. "You stop worrying about impressing others and move towards things that are inherently interesting to you,' says Howell**
Many of William Miller's subjects found that their quantum change ended up altering everything about their lives. 'Their values turned upside down. Things that were high priority before were now low priority.' Subjects typically changed careers and began volunteering but it was much different than, 'I ought to go help the poor', he says. 'Their sense of who they were and what their place was in the universe had fundamentally shifted.' Adds Kottler: 'A peak experience can open up options that people didn't know they had'.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And that's really it right? Opening our eyes wider, creating new neural connections in our brains, improving our lives and the lives of those around us... and don't forget supporting global efforts to help those in need...
So get out there... live artistic... build some community! grow your brain! and of course enjoy this rare October sunshine!
cheers,
-Nathan
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From: http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/201009/big-moments
*Jeffrey Kottler, psychology professor at California State U
**Ryan Howell, psychology professor at San Francisco State U
10.25.2010
Grab a friend and join the party!
Hey we would LOVE your help to invite friends to the Abbey's 5th Birthday Bash coming up on November 17th! The best link to send them is www.fremontabbey.org/5greatyears so they can easily RSVP and/or buy tickets now for the big party.
November is the big 5 year birthday month, so we'd love to have you jump in and join the overall fundraising campaign we are launching November 1st that will end at midnight on November 20th. http://tinyurl.com/abbeyvolunteer is a good link if you want to volunteer too.
And as always, the Abbey is constantly supporting numerous other nonprofits around the NW and beyond. November's featured nonprofit (at The Round especially) is TEEN FEED. Check them out at www.teenfeed.org and volunteer or donate now!
p.s. You can grab these JPG flyers and send them to friends or post on Facebook! Just right-click/control-click on the image and then "Save as" or copy
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