Adas Featured Events
Ada's Featured Events
Join local Seattle author, Adam Shostack, on the release day of his new book "Threats: What Every Engineer Should Learn from Star Wars"
There will be a book reading, signing, and celebration!
Order a signed copy of the book here
Free to attend
in the Programming Room
Join us for a night of music and cocktails, as we open up The Lab at Ada's for Heartbreakers: Two Seattle Crooners share songs about love of all kinds.
Sabrina plays solo folk style acoustic guitar with emotive vocals and a strong lyrical emphasis. Her songs paint vivid stories of grappling with love, transition, loss and grief. Her music is reminiscent of Big Thief and Bright Eyes and Joni Mitchell.
Axel is a singer-pianist who writes heartfelt songs for a soulful baritone. Axel’s sophisticated piano and confessional lyrics crystallize emotive jazz and pop evocative of Corinne Bailey Rae and Adele.
Both will perform songs about all types of love, for people in all stages of love and life.
Doors at 8pm, show starts at 8:30pm.
$12, tickets available online and at the door until Sold Out.
21+ with ID
The Lab at Ada's
The Classics of Science Fiction Book Club reads a variety of books that are, should be, could be, or might (arguably) one day be considered classics of the science fiction genre. We typically meet the third Thursday of the month at 7pm, though meeting dates are subject to change.
Meetings are online only, until further notice. To participate, email 'csfbookclub@gmail.com' and request the meeting link.
Click here to sign up for the mailing list through which you will receive monthly email reminders about meeting dates, books, reviews, and other relevant information.
Find our reading list for the 2022-23 season here
If you'd like to automatically order the books from Ada's in advance of our discussions, you can sign up for the book subscription here.
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Every 3rd Monday
in the Programming Room at Ada's
{ 2022-23 Season }
The 21st Century Science Fiction Book Club explores authors of contemporary science fiction. We typically meet the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Click here to sign up for the mailing list through which you will receive monthly email reminders about meeting dates and other relevant information. You can also join our Facebook group here to join the discussion throughout the month and receive reminders about our meetings through Facebook. If you'd like to automatically order the books from Ada's in advance of our discussions, you can sign up for the book subscription here.
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The Future of Another Timeline September 27th |
A Deadly Education October 18th |
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Attack Surface November 29th |
The Echo Wife December 27th |
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The Invisible Library January 24th |
The Circle February 28th |
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Planetfall March 28th |
The Extraordinaries April 25th |
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Future Home of the Living God May 23rd |
To Hold Up the Sky June 20th |
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We Are Satellites July 25th |
Klara and the Sun August 22nd |
Join Melanie Abrams & Larry Smith as they talk about the making and baking of their book, "THE JOY OF CANNABIS: 75 Ways to Amplify Your Life Through the Science and Magic of Cannabis." We'll talk about why this book is needed now by both the canna-curious and the canna-connoisseur and answer *all* of your questions about navigating this world.
18+
Free to attend
in The Lab at Ada's
