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info session at washington hall

Oct 28th, 2009 by Sara Edwards

Monday, November 9, 2009, 6 pm
Saturday, November 14, 2009, 2 pm
153 – 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

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Neighbors and friends of Washington Hall are invited to come get to know the project managers from Historic Seattle and 4Culture, learn about the progress of the current renovations, and chat about the future plans for the building.

Washington Hall is a Seattle City Landmark and a powerful historic icon, embodying a rich history of performance and community gatherings dating back to 1908. Historic Seattle and 4Culture are working together to preserve the hall with an operating model that maintains clear and meaningful ties to the history of the site while facilitating vibrant contemporary use of the building well into the future. 4Culture and Historic Seattle are committed stewards of Washington Hall and believe a successful operating model for the hall will be developed in partnership with past users, future users and the communities impacted by the space.

Please join us at one of the open houses, or contact Sara.Edwards@4Culture.org / 206.296.8677 with any questions, or to be added to the Washington Hall Updates mailing list.

Photo: 2009, 4Culture staff tour the main space at Washington Hall, photo courtesy Brandi Link

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Posted in Arts, Feature Stories, Heritage, Preservation, Recommended Events

One Response to “info session at washington hall”

  1. On the Boards » Blog Archive » Learn about the future of OtB’s former home - Washington Hall says:
    November 3, 2009 at 7:22 pm

    [...] More info at the awesome 4Culture blog. [...]

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