CreativeMornings Seattle

Looking for something to do on Friday evening?

The Bakke Coffee Museum is proud to present the classic film “Big Night” - a heartwarming and mouthwatering 1996 film about two immigrant brothers, in 1950s New Jersey, who stake everything on one spectacular dinner to save their struggling Italian restaurant.

The movie will be shown at the museum on our outdoor movie screen starting just after dusk, at approximately 8pm. The museum will be open for visitors starting at 6pm.

Seating will be in the museum parking lot, so please bring a chair, but be courteous as space is limited. Since it is an outdoor movie, temperatures may be cooler during the presentation so please dress appropriately.

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Thank you to everyone who came out this past Friday morning for our talk with for this month’s theme of !

What does it mean to live a nomadic life—not by location, but by passion, purpose, and reinvention?

Masoud Torabi’s journey has spanned continents, careers, and creative callings. Masoud has lived many lives—as a novelist, product leader, yoga teacher, and pizza aficionado—each one shaped by the drive to explore and reimagine what’s possible. Masoud brings the heart of a storyteller and the mind of a strategist to everything he does, whether he’s mapping out a customer journey or chasing his next big dream. In this talk, he’ll reflect on how embracing movement—internal and external—can lead to deeper self-connection, more expansive creativity, and a life shaped by intention over expectation.

Come for inspiration, and leave with permission to reimagine your own nomadic path.

Join us on August 22!