The Good Shepherd Center, a historic building built in 1906, is an excellent example of Italian architecture with its Corinthian columns and stone work. Originally serving as a shelter for destitute women, the building was bought over by the City of Seattle in 1975 and was listed in their National Register of Historic Places. The center is the hub of musical activity for the Good Shepherd community, with a number of music studios located on the top floor. The center also has a 150 seater performance area which is complemented by a wooden floor, columns and a stage. NonSequitur, a non-profit music organization performs twelve of their shows per month at this venue.
Built for the Danish Brotherhood in America in 1908, Washington Hall is a landmark in the city. Its an amalgamation of architectural styles such as Mission Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival and others. From being a fraternal lodge to being a cultural hub for the Danish migrants and then later to other ethnic groups, it has been a part of the local community with a rich cultural heritage. Comprising of two lovely spaces, the Main Hall and Lodge Room, this three-story building regularly hosts concerts, theatrical acts and dances. It is also available on rent for various other events.
Visit this place and immerse yourself into the world of Microsoft. This visitors center exhibits engaging demonstrations and displays about the latest and exciting technologies. The center is open to all visitors of the Microsoft Campus and the employees can also revisit the history of the company in the dynamic computing industry. Check the website for more.
Novelty Hill - Januik Winery has an extensive selection of wines in place, making sure there is a delicious choice available even for people with diverse tastes. The establishment is beautiful and modern with outdoor seating, bocce ball and a lot of natural water features making the place quite vibrant and relaxing. Opt for the tasting tours that begin at 11a where you can sample 4 wines of your choice or you can also feast on some delicious food along with the wines at their restaurant.
Artworks displayed here at Kirkland Arts Center are usually for sale, but you may have trouble finding anyone to sell them to you. As a priority, sales come after display and art community development. Art class tuition, memberships and fund raising events pay most of the bills. As a result, the center provides a low-key place to view contemporary art. Classes range from the original ceramics courses to bead making and even writing. Call for start dates and tuition rates. Also call to get on the mailing list for information on upcoming classes, events and installations.