Enjoy a special benefit performance of Moisture Festival on Wednesday, March 25th, at 7:30p, at Hale’s Palladium. Please purchase tickets now to see a signature Moisture Festival show, with live music, juggling, aerial acts, and many sights to astound and delight, all to benefit Fremonster Theatrical – the non-profit production team behind the annual Trolloween!
Nine teams of fourth and fifth grade students from Seattle Public Schools will compete in the city final of the 20th annual Global Reading Challenge on Tuesday, March 24th at 7p, at the Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library in the Microsoft Auditorium.
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has funds, through its Small Sparks program, for neighborhood-based clean-up events that qualify under the Spring Clean program.
The Seattle Public Library system, including the Fremont Branch, has become a part of the Safe Place network in King County. As of now, all 27 branches of Seattle’s public libraries are places where youth, ages 12 to 17, can ask for help when in crisis.
On March 21st & 22nd, 9:30a – 4p, NalandaWest will offer a weekend workshop with the Venerable Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche on ‘Compassionate Living.’ Registration is still open for this course in the Inner Science of Mind Field of Knowledge.
Now open in the former Hub And Bespoke location, find Wayi, a sustainable clothing shop.
The Woodland Park Zoo has announced the arrival of its annual Spring ‘Fecal Fest’ – where local gardeners enter bids to purchase the highly-coveted, exotic Zoo Doo and Bedspread, created by the Zoo critters.
On Saturday, March 14th, from 1p – 3p, North Seattle College will offer a credited course in chocolate, taught by Christopher Gronbeck at his Fremont establishment, The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar.
On Saturday, March 14th, from 10:30a – Noon, the Bastyr Center for Natural Health is hosting another in its series of free ‘Living Naturally: Conversations on Health & Happiness’. This time, Jamey Wallace, ND will give advice on ways to put your brain to work – to ward off dementia and other types of memory loss – at ‘Natural Tips To Keep The Brain Young.’
Last Friday, March 6th, The Way Station Café shut down its popular drive-thru on Leary Way at the request of the City of Seattle Department of Transportation.
