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The Bellevue Arts Museum is set to reopen on October 2, 2020, after being closed due to the pandemic, showcasing new exhibits and prioritizing visitor safety. The museum has adapted its services to include a Pay-What-You-Can admission model and online experiences, continuing its commitment to the community during challenging times.
Brett Benton, a talented country blues artist from the Pacific Northwest, recently performed as part of the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series. His dynamic style and new album, _You Got To Pray_, highlight his musical prowess, having shared the stage with various renowned artists. Viewers can catch his live-streamed performances every Wednesday and Thursday until September 24.
Eric Madis delivered an engaging live-stream performance featuring blues, jazz classics, and original compositions, showcasing his exceptional guitar skills. Recognized with 21 award nominations, Madis has a significant presence in the Seattle music scene and offers online guitar workshops. Viewers can catch the show anytime on the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series replay page.
Bellevue Fashion Week 2020 has adapted to the pandemic by offering both virtual and in-person options, allowing fashion enthusiasts to engage safely while supporting a good cause. The event features runway shows, an Independent Designer Showcase, and complimentary style consultations, with proceeds benefiting Bellevue LifeSpring. Tickets are priced at $50, providing access to exclusive content and swag.
Recoop Spa in Bellevue offers a sanctuary for those seeking self-care amidst the stresses of daily life, especially during the pandemic. The spa implements stringent safety measures while providing personalized treatments and self-care tips for clients to enhance their well-being. With a new service called 'Take A Breather,' Recoop Spa emphasizes the importance of relaxation and community support.
Imagine Housing is hosting its first-ever Virtual Auction from September 26 to October 3, 2020, to support affordable housing initiatives amidst the pandemic. The event not only allows community members to contribute to a vital cause but also offers engaging options like Dinner and Cocktail Party Packs to enhance the virtual experience.
Local artist Elizabeth Person is gaining recognition for her illustrated maps and children's books that celebrate Northwest icons. In an interview, she discusses her art journey, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on her work, and how she has adapted by pivoting to online sales. For more insights and to explore her artwork, visit her website and social media pages.
The Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival is going virtual for its 13th run, featuring over 20 live performances streamed from October 5th to 9th. This year's event, rebranded as the Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series, aims to provide a safe way for the community to enjoy music while adhering to social distancing guidelines. The festival remains free to attend, with performances available online.
Beth Whitney and Aaron Fishburn showcased their 'wild folk' music in a live-streamed performance as part of the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series. The duo captivated audiences with original songs, including _Wild Roses_ and _Morning Star_, highlighting their soulful sound. Viewers can access recordings of the show and support the artists through tips via Venmo and PayPal.
Jayleigh Ann & The Lost Boys showcased a captivating genre-blending performance during the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series. The trio's set featured original songs alongside classic covers, making it a must-watch for local music enthusiasts. Fans can catch their shows live-streamed or revisit performances on the Replay page.