When the state of Washington made it illegal for tribes to fish for salmon in their usual and accustomed places, it was a declaration of war. Fish War follows the tribes’ fight to exercise their treaty-reserved fishing rights.
Panel discussion follows the film, along with Native Artisan Vendors and Native Drumming.
Please join us for this free community screening event.
TAPS Theater’s debut performance, I, Anatolia, is on stage on October 19th at 7 PM at the Theater at Shoreline Community College! We are working hard and are so excited to see you there! Please join us to celebrate this special day and support TAPS with your presence!
I, Anatolia is one of the most acclaimed theatrical plays in modern Turkish theater. Written by Güngör Dilmen and first staged in 1984, this groundbreaking play brings Anatolia’s memory alive on stage. Sometimes tragic, sometimes humorous, always deeply human—reminding us that behind every empire and every legend were people who loved, resisted, mourned, and laughed. I, Anatolia is a poetic and historical journey through the soul of Anatolia, told through the voices of its women, myths, and memories. Goddesses, queens, villagers, wives, kings, barbers—all step forward to speak.
Please join us for music and refreshments in the SC Gallery this coming Thursday to celebrate creative collaborations between these emerging artists and community organizations!
Documentary Photography coursework, taught by faculty member Lauren Greathouse at Shoreline Community College, focuses on the culmination of an entire quarter of visual storytelling and service to the community. These Shoreline student artists spent an entire quarter working in collaboration with a non-profit of their choosing within the Seattle area, merging art and agency through the selection of images on display.
Thank you all for sharing! See you at the celebration!
Since the 1970s, the 800 Building has been the heart of music education at Shoreline – where thousands of students dreamed, practiced, and stepped into their futures as Musicians, Audio Engineers, Music Producers, and more.
In 2026, the Music Department will move into the new, purpose-built Bracken Building.
Join us for a celebration of memories as we say goodbye to 800 and look forward to our future in the BRACKEN BUILDING!
Admissions is free. Please RSVP here.
Please share with fellow Shoreline Alumni and music community members!
The 7th Annual Shoreline Music Summit returns October 11th — this time bigger, louder, and more collaborative than ever. Hosted in person in Shoreline, WA, this all-day gathering brings together musicians, producers, industry professionals, and music lovers for a full day of learning, connection, and celebration.
Presented by Sonic Guild Seattle, the Summit kicks off at Shoreline Community College with daytime programming featuring panels, artist talks, and networking focused on sustainable careers, creative tools, and the evolving music industry. Whether you’re just starting out or deep in your craft, the Shoreline Music Summit is a space to ask questions, make connections, and walk away inspired.
New this year: an evening music festival showcasing local artists in high-energy, community-forward settings at Shoreline Community College, Darrell’s Tavern, and London Bridge Studio. As the sun sets, the Summit transforms into a celebration of the region’s vibrant sound — open to the public and RSVP encouraged.
Admission is free with RSVP. Space is limited for daytime programming; arrive early to guarantee entry.
Click here to RSVP.
All events require RSVP, but arrive early to secure your spot, as capacity is limited.
The Shoreline Music Summit is made possible with support from Sonic Guild Seattle, The Recording Academy Pacific Northwest Chapter, City of Shoreline, Port of Seattle, and King County Creative.
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