ChoralSounds Northwest Spring Concert: Directions | Guided by Song
With two performances only—Friday, May 9 at 7:30 PM at John Knox Presbyterian Church, and Saturday, May 10 at 7:30 PM at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church—this is your invitation to experience a vibrant musical journey you won’t want to miss.
FREE Seattle Symphony Concert in Burien celebrating music of Southeast Asia!
Celebrate music of Southeast Asia featuring student groups from Mount Rainier High School. Free concert on Tuesday May 27, 2025. Save the Date!
The Connections Museum in Seattle: Telephones and Social History
Technology like phones certainly changed the world. Take a look back at some of the groundbreaking innovations that shifted our social bonds…
Moshier’s Annual Pottery Sale this Saturday, Dec 7
Twice a year students and instructors gather at Moshier Community Art Center to sell their handmade wares. Come to this amazing sale to find hundreds of items such as mugs, bowls, serving dishes, garden art, jewelry…
Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin. (Movie Review)
Bonhoeffer is a film that recounts the extraordinary life of a faithful man who risked everything as he acted courageously against Nazis during the Third Reich.
ChristmasSounds from NWAA Returns to Burien on Dec 14 & 15
Let the power and beauty of 200 voices united in song make your holidays even brighter! NWAA brings their joyful holiday concert to Burien. Tickets available now!
SEPT 7: Burien’s 2024 ARTS-A-GLOW
Artist Installations, art making, performers, night market, and more! Come experience Burien’s fantastically fanciful annual light festival!
BRIGHT GEM: Story of a Burien Poet—Ben Curtis
In Burien there are many remarkable, talented people. It is important to highlight these artists, poets, authors, inventors as the “bright gems” they are.
Musician David Harsh Thrills Burien Audience during June 30th Concert
Talented musician weaves a “smorgasbord” of entertainment: delightful humor, personal heart-warming stories, and marvelous abilities on a wide variety of instruments.
