Contains adult language and sexual situations/themes. Recommended for ages 13+, No children under 5 allowed
Contains mature themes like sexuality, strong language, drug/alcohol use, and violence, plus sensitive content including anti-Semitism, Nazism, homophobia, abortion references, and Holocaust imagery, alongside flashing lights and loud noises etc.
LATE BREAKING NEWS!! We have added a special performance that will easily fit into your schedule. Here is your chance to see just how much talent Shoreline College students have!
DATE: 2/24/2026
TIME: 2:30 – 5:00 PM
PLACE: Shoreline College Theater (Building 1600)
COST: Free!
This is a monumental display of multiple disciplines coming together to create magical art. Theater/Film, Music and Music Tech, visual arts and your student body government all formulate a telling tale some may say is all too relevant today.
For you ONLY, because we value you, we will be performing the classic musical, Cabaret, for free with complimentary concessions before the general public gets its chance.
We can’t wait to see you here!
For those who cannot attend this free performance, click here to purchase tickets for additional performances.
Please join us at the opening reception to welcome artist and Shoreline College Alma Mater artist, Annie Reierson, to the Shoreline Art Gallery! Special thanks to the Associated Student Government and The Foundation at SC for their sponsorship!
DATE: 1/22/2026
TIME: 4:00 – 600 PM
PLACE: Shoreline Art Gallery, 1000 building
All welcome and FREE!!!
Reierson uses alternative photographic process and natural materials to explore we alchemize our experiences with the natural world into something human, dissolving the separation of the self and the environment. The individual connection we all share with nature encourages us to step back and view our place in the ecosystem.
The Indian light dinner and movie are free to Shoreline College students, faculty and staff. Pre-registration is required for the dinner. Click here to register.
No pre-registration is required if you’re coming just for the movie, which begins at 7:00pm.
DATE: 1/9/2026
TIME: Dinner at 6:00pm; Movie starts at 7:00pm
PLACE: Theater (1600 Building)
‘English Vinglish’ is a warm and funny movie about a middle-aged Indian woman who comes to the United States and learns English to gain confidence.
The film shows how learning a new language can change someone’s life and help them feel respected and understood.
This event is co-sponsored by the International Education department and the Indian Consulate, Seattle office.
The Indian light dinner and movie are free to Shoreline College students, faculty and staff. Maximum capacity: 50 people. Pre-registration is Required. Click here to register.
The movie is open and free to All. Start time: 7:00pm. Maximum capacity: 350
DATE: 1/9/2026
TIME: Dinner at 6:00pm; Movie starts at 7:00pm
PLACE: Theater (1600 Building)
‘English Vinglish’ is a warm and funny movie about a middle-aged Indian woman who comes to the United States and learns English to gain confidence.
The film shows how learning a new language can change someone’s life and help them feel respected and understood.
This event is co-sponsored by the International Education department and the Indian Consulate, Seattle office.
Please join us at the opening reception to welcome artist and Visual Arts Faculty member, Q Quast, to the Shoreline Art Gallery!
All welcome and FREE!!!
Special thanks to the Associated Student Government and The Foundation at SC for their sponsorship! Come witness how Q’s sculptural work addresses themes of transformation and tidal zones- where movement and stillness meet, and change accumulates in place!
Following an introduction to Q’s work a few lucky participants will have the ability to MAKE and TAKE HOME their own work of art using Q’s casting method!
Shoreline Community College Theatre presents Getting Out by Marsha Norman.
The play follows “Arlene” upon her release from prison, as she attempts to reintegrate into society. Having shed her rebellious past as “Arlie”, her present struggle is juxtaposed with vivid flashbacks of her youth. The story alternates between “Arlie’s” contentious relationships with prison officials and “Arlene’s” difficult reality, which includes an indifferent mother, a predatory ex-guard, a pimp ex-boyfriend, and a sympathetic neighbor. The play grapples with themes of identity, self-acceptance, and the systemic issues that individuals continue to face every day that impact the trajectory of their lives.
***Content Warning: profanity and references to domestic violence, sexual abuse, and suicide
From chess to Monopoly, board games, card games, and other tabletop games have a long and varied history in many cultures around the world. Come try out a few games and variations that might surprise you, including Chinese checkers, Mancala, Go, Mahjong, and more! This event is presented in collaboration with the Mahjong Club.
