Can't Miss It: Tuesday
POETRY AND MUSIC: The Hugo House will be hosting the LiTFUSE launch party tonight with readings from local poets such as Elizabeth Austen, Susan Rich, Tara Hardy, Dan Peters and more. LiTFUSE is an annual weekend-long poets' workshop held near Yakima in the beginning of October in Teiton, WA. The night promises to have plenty of poetry, music and other miscellaneous merriment. And as an added bonus, all proceeds will go to benefit the Teiton Arts & Humanities.
7 p.m. // Hugo House // Tickets: $5
THE BEATLES: The world-renowned Beatles tribute band, Apple Jam, will begin their month-long residency tonight at The Last Supper Club, where they will be playing songs off their debut album Off the Beatle Track--15 songs composed but never released by The Beatles. Expect to see surprise guests and hear audience requests, Beatles rarities and non-Beatles music that is Beatles related.
9 p.m. // The Last Supper Club // Tickets: $8
ALSO FOR THE MUSIC LOVERS: Northwest Film Forum will be hosting local filmmaker Jennifer Maas' documentary Wheedle's Groove tonight. The film dives deep into Seattle music history, far before the grunge era, to highlight local soul groups from the late 1960s such as Black on White Affair, The Soul Singers and Cold, Bold & Together. Tonight will also feature a Q&A with members of Cookin' Bag, along with Seattle City Councilman Larry Gossett, who will be discussing the music, culture, and history of the Central District and the Seattle Black Power movement during the late 60s and early 70s. Local recording company Light in the Attic Records as well has a compilation album under the same title as the film, which was originally released in the summer of 2004.
8 p.m. // Northwest Film Forum // Tickets: $6-9
