Barrel Thief Hosts Delware’s Dogfish Head Brewery For Beer, Music & Fun
All-day, Wednesday, October 5th, the Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will host Delaware’s Dogfish Head Brewery for the beer – and ‘Music To Drink Beer By’.
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September 2016
Second Half Of SR99 Aurora Bridge Preservation Switches Sidewalk Closure
As Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) work continues on painting and preservation of the historic SR 99 George Washington Memorial Bridge (a.k.a. Aurora Bridge,) the area affected shifts from the northbound to the southbound side. This requires that the southbound sidewalk along the nearly 3,000 foot structure will be closed, after crews open the sidewalk on the northbound side.
Fremont Library Offers Two All-Ages, Free, And Uplifting Events
The Seattle Public Library offers many free programs, open-to-the-public, including two great opportunities this month at the Fremont Branch Library. On October 1st, join ‘Unplug & Play’ to enjoy playing games. On Oct 10th, ‘An Evening Of Poetry’ will showcase three local poets.
Councilmember O’Brien Hosts Public Forum On Health, Public Safety & Homelessness
On Thursday, September 29th, at 6p, in the Nordic Heritage Museum in Ballard, Seattle City Councilmember, and representative for Council District #6, Mike O’Brien invites everyone to attend a public forum on Health & Public Safety.
Salsa Con Todo Welcomes Two Teachers, For Two Weekends Of Zouk Instruction, In October
In the month of October, Salsa Con Todo will offer two different weekends of workshops, on Zouk, Samba & Salsa, by two different visiting instructors.
Mischief Hosts Maritime Fundraiser, & Storm Tossed Rye Release
On Saturday, October 1st, from Noon – 3p, Fremont Mischief invites everyone to come meet the Captain’s, taste some outstanding, naturally flavored whiskey and help raise money. Enjoy tasty barbeque, live music and a chance to rub shoulders, hoist a glass, and listen to colorful fish tales from the Captains who hauled the limited-edition Storm Tossed Rye through the North Seas.
Woodland Park Zoo Open Daily For Quality Critter Interaction
School has started and the Butterfly Garden has closed, but Woodland Park Zoo still has plenty to offer those wanting some time to talk to the animals and get quality critter therapy. Woodland Park Zoo is open every day, except Christmas, and the animals are waiting to see you!
Anytime Fitness Offers A Jump Start On A Healthier Fall
On Tuesday, September 27th, from 8a – 8p, Anytime Fitness will have a franchise-wide sale. New members can sign-up for a $1 registration fee by stepping into any Anytime Fitness gym on September 27th – and become a member to every franchise at once.
LUDC Contemplates Its Future, And Other City Matters
At its September 19th meeting, the Lake Union District Council (LUDC) heard about Denny Way street closures, possible street improvement projects in Wallingford (& Fremont,) and the entirely unsure and unstable future of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, the entire City District Council network and the geographically unique LUDC.
Coltura Brings A Live Art Performance On ‘Our Relationship With Gasoline’ To Fremont
For one month, the non-profit Coltura is staging ‘Gas Station Theatre: Ghosts Of Gasoline’ at public locations around Seattle. On Wednesday, September 21st, at 5:30p, Coltura will bring one of these free, original outdoor performances to the ‘People Waiting For The Interurban’ statue by Rich Beyer.