Lets play some games! We'll start at 2:15 but should be there for a couple hours; come by when you can! I'll bring a couple of board games/cards, but feel free to bring whatever you'd like. Metier has food + drink available to purchase.

*****NOTE THIS IS AN UPDATED LOCATION
Hey let’s hang out at Mam’s Books!
Bring your own beverage and activity, and let’s hang! It’s mostly us sitting in chairs in a bookstore, around a little coffee table, so bring something you can work on (or not!) on your lap.

You could:--Socialize with us the whole time whilst knitting or drinking a warm beverageor--Put on headphones and get work done and after 2 hours we socializeorlet’s see what the vibe is...Let’s be warm and cozy together!

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Quick reminder about what we’re all about:
We will be speaking freely, often in critique of white supremacy, patriarchy, and misogyny. If you do not identify as BIPOC, you're welcome to join as a co-conspiritor, keeping in mind we prioritize BIPOC voices. We have an anti-racist lens with every discussion we have.

Maritess Zurbano and Forest Ember
Magic Hits Different from a Woman: A Magic and Comedy Show
Tickets at: Eventbrite.com
Only 50 seats available—this will sell out!

Join us on Saturday January 25th at 6:30pm The Rendezvous on 2nd Avenue in Seattle

An evening of interactive, intimate night of comedy, psychic entertainment, and sleight-of-hand. Arrive ready to play, or sit back and enjoy.

Maritess Zurbano is a master magician, a Filipina-American author, playwright, and performer. She was nominated for her sleight-of-hand skills at the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques International Competition, and starred in her own illusion show in Japan. Zurbano’s opinions of the magic world are published as editorials for Ms. Magazine and The Seattle Times.
Her wry and unique show about searching for family in the white-male-dominated tradition of Las Vegas magic has been produced off-Broadway in New York at Ars Nova, The NYC International Fringe Festival and in dramaturg collaboration with The Public Theater NYC.
Forest Ember is a formerly incarcerated Lebanese American comedian
Her high-energy variety shows are laced with wordplay, wit, and a sprinkle of magic. You might also have seen her starring in the award-winning documentary Punderneath It All, a cheeky look at the world of Pun Slams, and a nod to her growing Pun Empire. Forest is a true character—a self quoter who is easy to laugh, hard to impress, and ready for fun in all its forms.
Known for her unique flair and heart-string-plucking energy that she brings to every performance. Forest is the creative force behind cult comedy hits such as Fun Intended Punslam . She invites you to laugh, ponder, and perhaps even discover a little about yourself along the way.

This ninety minute cabaret is limited to fifty seats.