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Mar 19 — Mar 23, 2013
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Full Service Hotel
Description:
Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, close to the Pike Place Market, the central library, the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Aquarium, Benaroya (symphony) Hall, sports stadiums, restaurants, shopping, theaters and the monorail to the Seattle Center and the Space Needle.
Contact info:
1415 5th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101 USA
phone: 206-971-8000
web:
www.seattleredlionfifthavenue.com
Room amenities:
Flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, refrigerator, terry robes, Bath & Bodyworks amenities, iron/ironing board.
Facility amenities:
Newly-redecorated guestrooms, restaurant/lounge/terrace, fitness facility, free wireless internet, dataports, $15/night + tax guest parking (6'2" clearance).
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
Rates vary seasonally.
Contact Seattle Red Lion Reservations at 1-855-515-1144 or seattleredliononfifthavenue.com
Check in time:
3:00 PM
Day One: Tuesday, March 19
- Registration, reception, dinner.
Arrive To:
Hotel check-in time is 4:00 pm. Register in our meeting room at any time between 4:00 and 5:00 pm. At 5:00 pm enjoy a hosted reception. At 5:30 pm we will discuss the week's agenda .
Dinner:
Dinner at 6:00 PM in our meeting room.
Evening:
Introductions at 7:00 PM followed by a video of glass-making techniques to prepare us for tomorrow's glass lecture and gallery walk.
Lodging:
The Red Lion Hotel on 5th Avenue
Meals Included:
Dinner
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Type:
Full Service Hotel
Description:
Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, close to the Pike Place Market, the central library, the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Aquarium, Benaroya (symphony) Hall, sports stadiums, restaurants, shopping, theaters and the monorail to the Seattle Center and the Space Needle.
Contact info:
1415 5th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101 USA
phone: 206-971-8000
web:
www.seattleredlionfifthavenue.com
Room amenities:
Flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, refrigerator, terry robes, Bath & Bodyworks amenities, iron/ironing board.
Facility amenities:
Newly-redecorated guestrooms, restaurant/lounge/terrace, fitness facility, free wireless internet, dataports, $15/night + tax guest parking (6'2" clearance).
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
Rates vary seasonally.
Contact Seattle Red Lion Reservations at 1-855-515-1144 or seattleredliononfifthavenue.com
Check in time:
3:00 PM
Day Two: Wednesday, March 20
- Glass art lecture, Pike Place Market talk, gallery visits, fiber arts...
Glass art lecture, Pike Place Market talk, gallery visits, fiber arts lecture.
Breakfast:
Buffet breakfast, 7:30-8:30 AM, in our meeting room: assorted cold cereals, hot cereal, choice of fruit/juices, eggs, meats, potatoes, pancakes, variety breads, toast station, coffee/decaf/tea.
Morning:
Lecture on NW glass art. "What's new in hand-made jewelry" talk by Karen Lorene, owner of Facere Jewelry Art, and demonstration/talk by several jewelry artists.
Lunch:
Lunch in our hotel meeting room.
Afternoon:
Short talk on the history and operations of the Pike Place Market, followed by a glass gallery walk and a behind-the-scenes stroll through the Market.
Dinner:
Dinner in our hotel meeting room.
Evening:
A local fiber artist will discuss and show current work and explore regional influences.
Lodging:
The Red Lion Hotel on 5th Avenue
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Full Service Hotel
Description:
Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, close to the Pike Place Market, the central library, the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Aquarium, Benaroya (symphony) Hall, sports stadiums, restaurants, shopping, theaters and the monorail to the Seattle Center and the Space Needle.
Contact info:
1415 5th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101 USA
phone: 206-971-8000
web:
www.seattleredlionfifthavenue.com
Room amenities:
Flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, refrigerator, terry robes, Bath & Bodyworks amenities, iron/ironing board.
Facility amenities:
Newly-redecorated guestrooms, restaurant/lounge/terrace, fitness facility, free wireless internet, dataports, $15/night + tax guest parking (6'2" clearance).
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
Rates vary seasonally.
Contact Seattle Red Lion Reservations at 1-855-515-1144 or seattleredliononfifthavenue.com
Check in time:
3:00 PM
Day Three: Thursday, March 21
- Tacoma's Hotel Murano, Union Station, Tacoma Art Museum and Museum of...
Tacoma's Hotel Murano, Union Station, Tacoma Art Museum and Museum of Glass.
Breakfast:
Buffet breakfast in our hotel meeting room, 7:00-8:00 am.
Morning:
Today is glass, glass and more glass. Travel by coach to Tacoma's museum district.Stop first at the Hotel Murano, with its abundant glass art created by the biggest names in studio glass. Enjoy a docent-led walk through the Tacoma Art Museum.
Lunch:
Enjoy a tasty lunch at Harmon's Brewpub--great food, great beer.
Afternoon:
See historic Union Station's displays of glass byTacoma native Chihuly. Ooh and aah as you stroll across the Chihuly Bridge of Glass to enter the Museum of Glass, with its working hot shop and changing displays, for a docent tour.
Dinner:
Choose dinner on your own tonight from among the many restaurants near our perfectly-located hotel or dine in one of two resturants in the hotel itself.
Evening:
This evening is on your own to spend with friends or family or enjoy theater,symphony or other pleasures.
Lodging:
The Red Lion Hotel on 5th Avenue
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
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Type:
Full Service Hotel
Description:
Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, close to the Pike Place Market, the central library, the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Aquarium, Benaroya (symphony) Hall, sports stadiums, restaurants, shopping, theaters and the monorail to the Seattle Center and the Space Needle.
Contact info:
1415 5th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101 USA
phone: 206-971-8000
web:
www.seattleredlionfifthavenue.com
Room amenities:
Flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, refrigerator, terry robes, Bath & Bodyworks amenities, iron/ironing board.
Facility amenities:
Newly-redecorated guestrooms, restaurant/lounge/terrace, fitness facility, free wireless internet, dataports, $15/night + tax guest parking (6'2" clearance).
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
Rates vary seasonally.
Contact Seattle Red Lion Reservations at 1-855-515-1144 or seattleredliononfifthavenue.com
Check in time:
3:00 PM
Day Four: Friday, March 22
- The craft-focused Bellevue Arts Museum, visit to working potter's...
The craft-focused Bellevue Arts Museum, visit to working potter's studio, NW Gallery of Fine Woodworking, Seattle Art Museum.
Breakfast:
Buffet breakfast in our hotel meeting room.
Morning:
Start today across Lake Washington at the Bellevue Arts Museum, celebrated for its crafts emphasis. Travel to West Seattle to the studio of Loren Lukens, a working potter, as he demonstrates throwing, slip casting and more.
Lunch:
Lunch at Endolyne Joe's, a favorite neighborhood restaurant.
Afternoon:
We'll stop by the Northwest Gallery of Fine Woodworking to see wonderfully-crafted handmade furniture on our way to the Seattle Art Museum, just a few blocks down First Avenue.The Seattle Art Museum is known for its beautiful building as well as for its evocative art.
Dinner:
Dinner this evening will be a congenial gathering around the teppan yaki grills at Benihana, just a block from our hotel but a world away with its multitude of flavors and lively chefs.
Evening:
Our evening ends after our Benihana dinner.
Lodging:
The Red Lion Hotel on 5th Avenue
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Five: Saturday, March 23
- Space Needle video, monorail ride to Seattle Center, ascend the Space...
Space Needle video, monorail ride to Seattle Center, ascend the Space Needle, visit new Chihuly Garden & Glass exhibit.
Breakfast:
Buffet breakfast in our hotel meeting room.
Morning:
View a 1962 video detailing the construction of the landmark Space Needle. Ride the monorail to the Seattle Center and zip to the top of the Needle for an unbeatable view of the mountains, lakes, city and Puget Sound. Walk next door to marvel at the sparkling new Chihuly Garden & Glass exhibit showcasing the largest collection of legendary glass-master Dale Chihuly's work ever assembled. You may want to walk two blocks to the free Gates Foundation Viisitor Center to learn about the philanthropic philosophy of this organization from interactive displays. Return to our hotel with the group or ride the monorail back at your leisure. Bon Voyage!
Meals Included:
Breakfast
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