ROUND 11 w/ Tara Ward of Late Tuesday, Ira Merrill of Super Deluxe, Isaac Marion of Tallest Building, live painters, special guests April 17, 2006

ROUND 11 - April 17th @ The Fremont Abbey Arts Center

THE ROUND is a rapidly growing event that has been held every month since June, 2005. It's not a normal show. It's on Monday because nothing else is going on. It features numerous quality musicians interacting on stage all at the same time. Some are from well-known bands and rarely play solo.

Usually a few painters are painting live on the side of the stage. Their unique collaborative paintings are usually available for sale after the event. Sometimes one painter will paint over something else that was just painted... so keep your eyes open. The unique & never to be repeated music is usually recorded and available often on this myspace site.

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So THE ROUND is really just a cozy & casual night of quality collaborative & improvisational arts not to mention a great chance to hang out and meet new friends. It only runs for about an hour so you can get home to bed early. The Fremont Abbey Arts Center is in easy to find upper Fremont (at 43rd) and there is free parking at Zundels half a block away.

In addition to supporting the artists and the arts center with your donations, we also support a good cause every month by raising awareness about how you can get involved.

Causes The ROUND supports:

ROUNDnine: New Beginnings Women and Children's shelter
ROUNDeight: Supporting the Fremont Abbey Community Arts Center & talking about social justice & Martin Luther King Jr.
ROUNDsix & seven: Raising awareness about the FIGHT TO END CHILD EXPLOITATION, and supporting the Fremont Abbey Community Arts Center
ROUNDfive: At-risk youth in Seattle - Yesler Center
ROUNDfour: Relief to victims of Hurricane Katrina
ROUNDtwo & three: Q Cafe community center
ROUNDone: Travelling musicians that were with us from Nashville...

Other good causes to check out:
Invisible Children
Clean Water for Haiti
Fight to end child exploitation
Green Bean non-profit coffeehouse in Greenwood/Seattle