Imber At Union Mills
People in Olympia, WA
The city of Olympia has a diverse population of major and minor ethnicities. This includes whites, Asians, African Americans, and other races, as well as American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and other Pacific Islanders due to its rich Native American history. The government of Olympia is inclusive of all sexual orientations and proudly displays the rainbow flag. The city supports community organizations that promote individuality, diversification, and equality, welcoming people of color, Asians, Hispanics, and members of the LGBTQ community to live and breathe in Olympia. Additionally, Olympia practices a liberal culture, allowing individuals to freely express themselves and protest for their rights. Anyone can be an Olympian and live the Olympian way!
Apartments for Rent in Olympia
In Imber at Union Mills, you'll experience the perfect combination of nature's quiet energy and the community's connection. This is the best community if you're looking for an apartment for rent in Olympia. You should come and discover the beauty of nature and the comfort of home with all the amenities, including a fitness center, bike racks, a dog park, central air, and walk-in closets. The apartment's faux wood floors give the apartments a brand-new feel. See for yourself what Imber at Union Mills has to offer! Other amenities that come with the apartment are walk-in closets, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, a large pantry, a full-size washer dryer, cable/internet ready, double sinks in the bathrooms, and more.
Pet-friendly apartments in Olympia
Are you looking for a pet-friendly apartment in Olympia? Look no further than the Imber at Union Mills! These apartment homes offer a modern lifestyle experience, featuring a variety of floor plans and beautiful green surroundings. Enjoy a fully-equipped apartment with top-notch amenities, such as central air, walk-in closets, faux wood floors, deep farm-style sinks, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, a large pantry, full-size washer dryer, and cable/internet readiness. The community offers a range of additional amenities, including a fitness center, bike racks, a dog park, a garage, a BBQ picnic area, and a pet-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy the clubhouse, recreation room, pool, spa/hot tub, sundeck, and playground. The on-site maintenance and management teams are available to assist you 24/7. Come experience the connected community at The Imber at Union Mills! Contact (360) 402-8005 for more information.
Washington Center for the Performing Arts
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts is a beloved cultural facility in South Puget Sound dedicated to offering diverse entertainment and cultural activities to residents across five counties. It's situated in the heart of Washington State's capital city and has become a hub for the performing arts in the area. Their venue annually presents various nationally and internationally touring artists from different genres and styles. Additionally, they are home to over 20 local performance groups known as our Artistic Partners. Since its opening in 1985, the facility has hosted thousands of events, drawing in nearly 2 million visitors. However, the history of The Washington Center dates back even further to the old Liberty Theater, a vaudeville house constructed on the current site in 1924. While the building's exterior retains some of the 1924 architecture, the interior has been transformed into a contemporary and modern space.
Choral Conductor From Olympia to Retire
Gary Witley, a 74-year-old choral conductor from Olympia, is retiring as the Masterworks Choral Ensemble’s conductor after 42 years of service. He will conduct his final “Golden Age of Broadway” concert on June 17th at 7:30 pm at the Washington Center for Performing Arts. Ben Luedcke will take over as the new artistic director and conductor on July 1st. Witley expressed his excitement over passing his leadership role to a competent successor and seeing the group thrive. Those who have worked with Witley for years expressed their gratitude for his leadership, and while it’s sad to see him leave, they know the group will continue to be a positive force in the community. Angi Swan, the group’s piano accompanist, described the ensemble as a family that has left a positive mark on the music culture in Olympia. Read more.
Washington Center for the Performing Arts
512 Washington St SE, Olympia, WA 98501, United States
Head south on Washington St SE toward Legion Way SE
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Take Plum St SE, I-5 N and Martin Way E to Kinwood St SE in Tanglewilde
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Turn right onto Kinwood St SE
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Continue on Pacific Ave SE to 15th Ave SE
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Continue on 15th Ave SE to your destination
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8519 Oya Lane SE, Olympia, WA 98513, United States