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SUMMARY:Avis Marvelous: Ornithology on the Western Frontier
DESCRIPTION:Avis Marvelous: Ornithology on the Western Frontier 1776 – 1896 \nThrough March 3 \nDuring the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries\, as Europeans and American explorers were documenting the natural history of the Western Hemisphere\, avian artists created assemblages of their bird art for distribution. From their original artworks\, prints were produced and disseminated to audiences that could afford them.  View over 50historic engravings that provide a glimpse into the documentation and art produced about birds in the North American West during this era. \nWashington State History Museum \n1911 Pacific Ave\, Tacoma \nWashingtonhistory.org
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SUMMARY:Variations on Falling
DESCRIPTION:Variations on Falling \nFebruary 23 – March 3 \nSouth Puget Sound Community College Theatre Collective’s Variations on Falling by F.K. Jenkins follows three sisters who return to their family home after a tragedy to confront their shared past and decide how they can move forward. F.K. Jenkins is a theatre artist based in Tacoma\, Wash. with playwriting credits that include Confessions at Knifepoint\, Waiting for the Paint to Dry\, A Thousand Ways to Be Wanted\, and the upcoming Lies We Tell Our Neighbors. \nSouth Puget Sound Community College \nKeneth J Minnaert Center for the Arts Black Box \n2011 Mottman Rd SW \n360.596.5200\, spscc.edu/events/arts-entertainment \n 
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SUMMARY:Northwest Sinfonietta:  Pictures at an Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Northwest Sinfonietta: Pictures at an Exhibition \nMarch 2\, 7:30pm\, Rialto Theatre\, 310 S 9th St\, Tacoma \nMarch 3\, 2pm\, Pioneer Park Pavillion\, 330 S Meridian\, Puyallup \nEach movement of Mussorgsky’s masterpiece\, Pictures at an Exhibition\, was inspired by a piece of artwork by Viktor Hartmann\, including hatching chicks\, children at play\, Baba Yaga’s hut\, and more. \nDebussy’s Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun opens the concert\, casting its spell of warm sunshine and half-remembered dreams. \nNorthwest Sinfonietta \n253.383.5344\, nwsinfonietta.org
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SUMMARY:Heritage Skills Workshop:  Tin Smithing
DESCRIPTION:Heritage Skills Workshop: Tin Smithing \nMarch 2\, 10am – 3:30pm Tin Cup/Mug \nEach student may choose from either a drinking mug or a pouringer of similar design and both based on historic examples. They are made with simple tin smithing hand forming methods and techniques using tinsmith hand tools. All necessary tools and supplies will be provided. \nMarch 3\, 10am – 3:30pm\, Candlesticks/Wall Scones \nIn this class\, make tinplate candle holders in several styles and a tinplate wall sconce. You will learn simple tin smithing hand-forming methods and techniques using tinsmith hand tools. All necessary tools and supplies will be provided. \nFort Nisqually Living History Museum at Point Defiance Park \n5400 N Pearl St \n253.404.3970 \nfortnisqually@tacomaparks.com
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SUMMARY:SOGO Winter Concert
DESCRIPTION:Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia Winter Concert \nMarch 3\, 4pm \n\nThe Winter Concert highlights a variety of musical styles. Music Director Cameron May leads the Conservatory Orchestra in Copland’s Variations on a Shaker Melody and Moncayo’s Huapango\, a dance-like work. SOGO member Cade McBride has arranged Debussy’s piano work The Sunken Cathedral for orchestra. The concert closes with a true barn burner with the fourth movement of Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8. \nThe 18-member SOGO Brass Choir opens the concert with the Fanfare for Brass and Percussion conducted by Greg Allison. The ensemble will include more traditional and not-so-traditional works for the brass.  \nWashington Center for the Performing Arts \n512 Washington St SE \nstudentorchestras.org  \n360.352.1438
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SUMMARY:Tacoma Youth Symphony:  Bridging Worlds
DESCRIPTION:Tacoma Youth Symphony: Bridging Worlds \nMarch 3\, 3pm \nTacoma Youth Symphony will perform works from two different parts of the world; Finland and African American culture. \nThe concert will open with Jean Sibelius’ Finlandia with the hymn sung by Finnish soprano\, Heidi Kankaanpää. TYS will also explore melodies from African American culture through William Grant Still’s Afro American Symphony. \nRialto Theater \n310 S 9th St\, Tacoma \ntysamusic.org
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SUMMARY:The Bach Family Reunion
DESCRIPTION:The Bach Family Reunion \nMarch 3\, 2:30 \nCountertenor Jose Luis Munoz will perform J. S. Bach’s Contata No. 82 with the Federal Way Symphony. \nFederal Way Performing Arts & Event Center \n31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S\, Federal Way \n253.835.7010\, fwpaec.org \nfederalwaysymphony.org
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