Due Date: 09/29/2026
Website:https://thelocalmudroom.kilnfire.com/classes/build-a-banding-wheel
Contact: hello@thelocalmudroom.com
(425)577-0107

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Due Date: 10/01/2026
Website:https://thelocalmudroom.kilnfire.com/classes/handbuildingseries
Contact: hello@thelocalmudroom.com
(425)577-0107

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Website:
https://instagram.com/jostanesart

Contact:
jostanes@icloud.com
(509) 679-7670

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Visit the WVSO website to check out this year’s concert lineup in depth. If you believe that your artwork aligns with one of the performances and you’d like the opportunity to show and sell your artwork, send us an email!

Concert I: The Gothard Sisters: Moment in Time
October 3, 2026

Concert II: Hymn for Everyone
November 7, 2026

Concert III: Full Moon & Empty Arms
February 27, 2027

Concert IV: Max Richter: The New Four Seasons
April 17 & 18, 2027

Due Date: 04/11/2027
Website:
Contact: arts@ncwarts.org

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The Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra joins Greta, Willow and Solana, the Pacific Northwest folk trio known for original Celtic-inspired music, violin-driven melodies, storytelling songs and family-friendly performances.

With more than 2,000 live performances and tens of millions of streams worldwide, these championship Irish dancers and multi-instrumental virtuosos bring their signature blend of Celtic, folk, classical and storytelling energy to the full orchestra for the first time. Expect high-energy reels, lush new original songs, and the infectious family-friendly spirit that has made the Gothard Sisters a Pacific Northwest favorite—perfect for first-time symphony-goers and longtime fans alike.

Join us at 6:00 p.m. for a “Prelude!, a pre-concert talk and Q&A with WVSO Music Director Nikolas Caoile at the Numerica PAC concert hall. Get ready for the show and dive into insights about our concert program.

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IMPORTANT DATES
Auditions: September 16, 6-9 pm at the Numerica PAC (enter through the stage door)
Call-backs: September 17, 6-8 pm at the Numerica PAC
Cast announcement: September 25
Rehearsals: 6:30-9 pm, Monday – Thursday beginning January 11, 2027
Performances: March 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20 at 7 pm and March 14 at 1 pm (with a possible additional matinee on March 20 at 1 pm).

AUDITION INFORMATION
Auditions will be gender-blind and occur in 10 minutes time slots that you can sign up for at the end of this audition form. Actors will be notified for a call-back by email after auditions have concluded.
If interested, please complete this form.

Due Date: 09/16/2026
Website:https://numericapac.org/events/auditions-hamlet/
Contact:

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Anna is a South African based artist working in the medium of oil paint to create vibrance and depth, aiming to evoke a sense of beauty and life in each piece. Her inspiration if often found in nature and capturing the effect of light.

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Dean has participated in Western and Wildlife art shows throughout the Pacific Northwest including the Fred Oldfield Western Art Show and the Ellensburg National Western Art Show.

Dean works in oils and acrylics, capturing fleeting moments in nature that only an experienced artist can.

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Founded in 2009, Whim W’Him is an award-winning Seattle-based contemporary dance company that showcases innovative dance in collaboration with global artists. Whim W’Him nurtures community with contemporary dance by cultivating space for artists to imagine and explore the human condition.

About the director: Olivier Wevers
From ballet training in his native Belgium, Olivier learned the beauty, passion, and discipline of the art. On coming to North America at age 19, he discovered the exhilaration of many new dance forms. As a principal dancer, first with Royal Winnipeg Ballet and later, for most of his dancing career, with Pacific Northwest Ballet, he acquired his strong conviction that dancers are the heart and soul of a company. As such, they, and artists in general, must live at the very center of the process, their dignity, psychological and creative growth, and safety deemed just as essential as their technical accomplishments.

During his years of performing in classical and contemporary works by choreographers from around the world, Olivier also discovered the thrill of making dances and how imaginative storytelling and movement exploration connect to caring about individuality and physicality. Creating dances fed his perennial curiosity. It became “my way to express myself and, during the process, to be able to learn more about the human condition, start dialogues, touch people and share ideas, reflecting on our times and our humanity.”

A little bit about the Icicle Creek Visiting Artist Series:

Join us in inspiring the next generation of creators through the Icicle Creek Visiting Artist Series. This incredible series brings talented performing artists from across the country and beyond to not only showcase their work but also share their creative processes with students. These artists visit schools, engaging with and performing for students. Their visit culminates in a captivating concert at Icicle Creek’s Snowy Owl Theater for the whole community to enjoy! Attending these concerts directly supports the work that we do here at ICCA to bring world-class educational opportunities to the students of our valley. We thank you for being a part of this!

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