The public is invited to attend the Mount Vernon Downtown Association's Annual Meeting. The presentation will cover the progress of the association's year, commitee reports, and upcoming events and projects. For questions about this event, or the Mount Vernon Fall Fest on September 25th, please call 360.336.3801 or visit www.mountvernondowntown.org
I am a contractor semi-retired, husband of over 40 years father of two and grandfather of four. I am fan of motor sports and cars in general. I have always been facinated with pictures, in movies and magazines. I have always tried to see the photographer behind the image.
Illustrator Jamesly Dean
Born and raised in Skagit Valley, Jamesly was a draftsman and illustrator for the United States Army and traveled through Europe and the United States. He then settled back in the Pacific Northwest working as a millwright/iron worker.
"The Art I take part in is accomplished with pencil, charcoal, India ink, and/or watercolor. My love is to put pen to paper and see what develops."
Though the cool spring may not have been any indication, summer time is finally here. One year ago the Lincoln was facing a very tough financial situation, and had to close down for July and August, Now we are not ‘out of the water’ financially, but we are happy to be able to bring programs to the community this summer. Films will be shown three days per week, and the highly popular Met opera series offers summer encores on Wednesdays and select Saturdays as well.
The Lincoln is excited about our upcoming summer film selections. Please click on the titles for more information.
Solitary Man
Opens July 30
Michael Douglas, Danny DeVito and Susan Saradon star in this complex tale of a car magnate watches his personal and professional life hit the skids because of his business and romantic indiscretions.
Micmacs
Opens August 6
The Lincoln Theatre is happy to present a free showcase of live music, original film and next season’s great offerings. Next year will be the 85th Anniversary season for our historic theatre, and we have a great selection of performances and events to come!
RSVP, the retired and senior volunteer program, hosts an appreciation for all of their volunteers over the past year at the Historic Lincoln Theatre. All volunteers who participated in the RSVP program are invited to attend this event. Awards, prizes, refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
“Producer’s Night,” our annual fundraiser, is scheduled
for Saturday, May 22 at 7:00 PM at the theatre. This event
is planned and sponsored by the members of the Board
of Directors and raises the much needed funding used for
maintaining the Lincoln Theatre and providing arts and entertainment
for the community in the coming year. Since
last September, members of the board have been working
with the theatre staff to put together an event that
all our members and friends will enjoy and remember.
It is hard to believe June is almost here, and the Lincoln is wrapping up another year of exciting programming. The 2009-2010 season brought us the first year of live broadcasts from New York and London, as well as new performers like Cambalache and Jason Webley. Our space may be historic, but the art we present strives to remain relevant to our changing world. It is this combination that makes the Lincoln such a unique asset for all of us throughout the region. To celebrate this I hope you will join us on May 22 as we hold our annual Producer’s Night fundraiser.
What is Producer's Night?
Producer's Night is an exciting evening filled with performances, film shorts, a silent auction, and many surprises!
This year's event features refreshments from Max Dale's, complimentary wine, champagne cocktails and mixed drinks, and live performances by The Blues Abuses and singers from META's upcoming production of Annie!