Star Trek Fans of Seattle

If you've ever wanted to see A Christmas Carol in the original Klingon, your wish is granted!

Performances are on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday the whole month of December. From December 4th thru the 28th.

Go to the website at www.latitudetheatre.org for more information and to purchase tickets.
Their phone number is (425) 835-2794.

USHERS ARE NEEDED! Cosplayers are welcome, but not required. Plus, you'll get 2 free tickets.

There are several special nights throughout the month.

Let's get together and celebrate all things Borg!

Kalle is hosting this Pot-Luck extravaganza at his home in East Seattle. If you would like to join us, come to the STFOS Meetup on Saturday morning (November 22nd) and he will give you his address. If you can't make the Meetup but want to go to the Smorgasborg, message me with your phone number and I will text you his address.

I posted 2 hours for the duration of the event, but Kalle says we can stay longer if things are still hopping :) Bring your favorite Borg dish and prepare to be assimilated.

Resistance is futile!
What a fun idea! Thanks, Kalle!!

I'm announcing this event from my phone so don't have the same access as my computer. Please see a past event for more information and how to get to Tiina's place.

The lounge was already booked for Saturday, so this month's event is on Sunday.

Thanks, Tiina!

Let's go see A Christmas Carol in the original Klingon. It's the classic Dickens tale of ghosts and redemption adapted to reflect the Warrior Code of Honor and then translated into tlhingan Hol (Klingon Language).
Performed in the original Klingon with English supertitles, and narrative analysis from the Vulcan Institute of Cultural Anthropology.

Join the cast in a post-show toast to the glory of the Winter Solstice...The Feast of the Long Night.

Go to the website at www.latitudetheatre.org for more information and tickets. Their phone number is (425) 835-2794.

3 of the actors and the director came to our last MeetUp and gave us a taste of what's to come. They were awesome!