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Strait from the Artists Studio Tour is a self-guided, free and open to the public, tour of multiple artist studios and exhibition spaces from along the inspiring Strait of Juan de Fuca. From 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM on November 11 and 12, attendees can visit, view, and learn directly from the artists about their diverse creative processes and the imaginative community-minded efforts of their work. Strait from the Artists Studio Tour is committed to the business of art and how creative enterprise is a respectable pursuit that empowers individuals, validates collaboration, and engages whole communities together. Strait from the Artists Studio Tour is organized by local, Olympic Peninsula art businesses, arts advocates, and educators dedicated to encouraging education, positive professionalism, and creating inclusive and innovative opportunities. Creating cultural vitality is financially sound for a population and improves the quality of life in a community.

Be the first audience to see "Searching for Goya" -- even before the world premiere in Seattle! Inspired by the transformative drawings and paintings of Francisco de Goya, Noche Flamenca’s new work references the prolific Spanish artist’s response to the political turmoil and injustices of 18th and 19th century Spain. Choreographed by Artistic Director Martin Santangelo and award-winning principal dancer Soledad Barrio,?Searching for Goya?features a company of dancers, singers and musicians whose mastery of flamenco stretches the boundaries of the art form with a theatricality that engages the audience and takes them on a journey through Goya’s imagination. "Internationally recognized… this is Flamenco in its pure essence." - Boston Globe "Noche Flamenca is what great art should be; exciting, passionate, uplifting and achingly human. The entire company of Noche Flamenca is everything beautiful that art can offer." - Holly Kerr, BWW Dance World.

Be the first to see "Searching for Goya" -- even before the world premiere in Seattle! Inspired by the transformative drawings and paintings of Francisco de Goya, Noche Flamenca’s new work references the prolific Spanish artist’s response to the political turmoil and injustices of 18th and 19th century Spain, echoing the ignorance and conflict prevalent in our own time. Choreographed by Artistic Director Martin Santangelo and award-winning principal dancer Soledad Barrio, featuring a company of dancers, singers and musicians whose mastery of flamenco stretches the boundaries of the art form with a theatricality that engages the audience and takes them on a journey through Goya’s imagination. "Internationally recognized… this is Flamenco in its pure essence." - Boston Globe "Noche Flamenca is what great art should be; exciting, passionate, uplifting and achingly human. The entire company of Noche Flamenca is everything beautiful that art can offer." - Holly Kerr, BWW Dance

Be the first to see "Searching for Goya," even before the world premiere in Seattle! Inspired by the transformative drawings and paintings of Francisco de Goya, Noche Flamenca’s new work references the prolific Spanish artist’s response to the political turmoil and injustices of 18th and 19th century Spain, echoing the ignorance and conflict prevalent in our own time. Choreographed by Artistic Director Martin Santangelo and award-winning principal dancer Soledad Barrio,?Searching for Goya?featuring dancers, singers and musicians whose mastery of flamenco stretches the boundaries of the art form, a theatricality that engages the audience and takes them on a journey through Goya’s imagination. "Internationally recognized.. this is Flamenco in its pure essence." - Boston Globe "Noche Flamenca is what great art should be; exciting, passionate, uplifting and achingly human. The entire company of Noche Flamenca is everything beautiful that art can offer." - Holly Kerr, BWW Dance