Join the yehaw Center for Student Empowerment in celebrating Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with dance and music performances, cultural food, and activities in collaboration with Ballet Folklorico Xochiquetzal.
The International Student Leaders present the annual Halloween Party! Put on your costumes* and join us for a night of food, fun, games, and music. Open to all current Shoreline students.
*Please keep costumes appropriate; culturally appropriative or vulgar costumes may not be allowed. Weapons, real or fake, are not permitted. Large bags and backpacks will be checked at coat check on site.
We are thrilled to host Ballet Folklórico Xochiquetzal featuring Mariachi Mi Tierra to bring you an evening filled with folklórico dance, music, food, and cultural celebration to celebrate Día de los Muertos and honor our ancestors and their contributions to our communities.
The Seattle Latino Film Festival (SLFF) returns for its 18th Annual Edition, bringing nine days of cinema, culture, music, and international voices to audiences throughout the Seattle area.
From October 9–17, 2026, SLFF will present 65 films from 16 countries across 11 venues, making this year’s festival one of its most ambitious editions to date.
The 2026 program will feature narrative features, documentaries, and short films representing the extraordinary diversity of Latin American, Latino, Spanish, and Portuguese-language cinema, alongside special presentations and cultural collaborations throughout King County.
For more information and to purchase your pass, please visit the SLFF website.
Make Your Own D&D Dice Ready to level up your tabletop game? Join us for a creative, beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll design your own custom dice using resin molds. Mix in glitter, confetti, colors, and a little bit of magic to create a one-of-a-kind set that’s uniquely yours.
All supplies are provided—just bring your imagination! Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or new to D&D, this is a fun way to craft something special and connect with fellow gamers.
Come out for the Concert Band & Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert, featuring two powerhouse ensembles under the direction of Christopher Vongvithayamathakul and Jeffrey Kashiwa. And that’s not all — the night will be elevated by outstanding faculty soloists: Anjali Chudasama on mezzo soprano, Jeffrey Kashiwa blazing on saxophone, and Matt Jorgensen driving it all on drums.
Woodland Park Players & Shoreline College Continuing Education present Disney’s “Newsies!” on stage!
June 29 – July 31 | M-FRI plus shows 7/31-8/2 | Campus Theater | Director/Choreographer: Jessica Low & Music Director: Shawna Avinger
Be a part of our inaugural summer production of Newsies! We are thrilled to launch this exciting new partnership program between Shoreline College and the Woodland Park Players. We are inviting performers ages ~14–20 to audition for this high-energy, dance-driven musical inspired by the real-life Newsboys Strike of 1899.
Sign up for Auditions!. Choose your time slot on Friday, May 22 starting at 5:45 PM in room #1515. Payment not required until after auditions. There is a role for everyone!
Tuition is $1,100 for this 5-week program, encompassing approximately 150 hours of rigorous, hands-on training. Designed as an immersive experience, the program provides students with the opportunity to deepen their performance skills, engage in meaningful collaboration, and grow artistically, personally, and professionally. Needs-based scholarships are available and we have discounted tuition for parent volunteers!
**Students in high school and College can also help behind the scenes on lighting & tech, stagecraft, props, costuming, and more!
Bring your characters to life—one brushstroke at a time! Whether you’re a seasoned RPG Player, a curious newbie, or just looking for a creative break between classes, join us for a relaxed, hands-on miniature painting session. No experience needed—just bring your imagination!
What to Expect
Learn the basics of miniature painting
Customize your own D&D character or creature
Chill, creative vibes with fellow students
All supplies provided (paint, brushes, minis!)
Why Come?
Level up your tabletop game
Meet other D&D and RPG fans
Try something new—no pressure, no experience required
Take home your painted mini!
Details
DATE: 5/20
TIME: 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
PLACE: 4202
Free & open to all students Drop in or stay the whole time—no registration required!
Roll for Creativity! Step away from screens, tap into your artistic side, and add some color to your campaign.
A new youth theatre initiative is launching this summer through a partnership between Woodland Park Players and Shoreline College, bringing a large-scale production of Disney’s Newsies to the Shoreline community.
Designed for students ranging from rising 8th graders through age 20, the new summer program aims to provide a high-level, pre-professional theatrical training experience for young performers across the greater Seattle area.
The inaugural production, Newsies, will offer approximately 150 hours of rehearsal, performance, and musical theatre training throughout the summer in a summer stock-style environment focused on collaboration, storytelling, and ensemble-based performance.
The production will be directed and choreographed by Jessica Low, a Seattle-area theatre director, choreographer, and educator with extensive experience in youth and professional theatre throughout the Puget Sound region. Music direction will be led by Shawna Avinger.
The program is intended to serve students with a wide range of theatrical experience, from those looking to deepen their training to performers preparing for college theatre programs and future artistic opportunities. One of the main goals is to help bridge the gap between educational theatre and more advanced pre-professional opportunities for teens and young adults.
Based on the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Newsies tells the inspiring story of young newspaper sellers who rally together to fight for justice and make their voices heard. Known for its high-energy dance numbers, sweeping score, and large ensemble cast, the production has become a favorite among young performers and audiences alike.
