The theme of this year’s Center Stage was Moulin Rouge — Can Can girls raised their skirts, guests raised their paddles and with your support, Meany Center raised beaucoup bucks — in fact, we broke a record! Mille mercis for all you made possible this year!
Free youth tickets for aren’t just for families! In addition to benefiting from half-price tickets for teachers, Seattle Music Teachers Association members are also taking advantage of Meany’s two free tickets for youth with every adult ticket sold for Piano and Chamber Music Events to bring their students to performances on our stage.
Since 1996, Seattle’s Ladies Musical Club has been helping public school students across the region attend free matinees at Meany Center by subsidizing the cost of transportation to get them here.
Teresa Lawson only began attending performances at Meany Center regularly about six years ago. So why did she decide to designate Meany as a beneficiary of part of her estate?
Meany Center audiences found themselves Amid the Noise when 18 UW Percussion students joined Sō Percussion and Caroline Shaw for a joyous 35 minutes of controlled chaos.
This year, the Meany Advisory Board welcomes six new members who come to us from a variety of backgrounds and bring with them a wealth of skills and experience.
John Robinson has been active in the arts world as an advocate, performer, supporter and audience member for as long as he can remember. “One of my friends calls me an arts instigator,” he says.
