With temperatures at freezing levels, and potentially staying there for an extended time, the risk of water pipes freezing up rises. Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) wants to remind customers to protect their pipes and avoid serious consequences.
The community-based B.F. Day Elementary School will host two more Open Houses (Feb 6th at 8:30a & Feb 13th at 6:30p) for parents looking for a family school for their children, for Kindergarten – 5th Grade.
On Stone Way, Friday Afternoon Tea offers a delightful selection of teas for sampling and purchase – and now they also have botanical sugar cubes for sweetening and flavoring your beverage.
On Monday, January 28th, from 6:30p – 8:30p, The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will host another credited class, through the North Seattle College. This time out, those who enjoy the grape can learn tips and tricks from wine industry professionals on how to enjoy this fine beverage even more.
On Monday, January 28th at 6p, the local Ben Franklin Circle will meet at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library. Anyone who is interested in joining this conversation club is welcome to attend.
On second Thursdays – January 10th, February 14th and March 14th – at 7p, the Wallingford Community Senior Center will host ‘Death Café’, a safe space for serious discussion.
On Monday, December 3rd, the Scotch Malt Whisky Society will host another tasting of compelling casks filled with remarkable December releases. At The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar, be among the very first in the country to sip and savor eight new Society bottlings.
On Sunday, Nov 25th, at 2p, the Fremont Branch of Seattle Public Library will host, with the Fremont Historical Society and the Queen Anne Historical Society, co-authors Paul Dorpat and Jean Sherrard for the release of their latest book, Seattle Now & Then: The Historic Hundred.
By November 14th, the B.F. Day PTSA hopes to raise money for vital programs not otherwise funded by the School Budget, such as Reading & Math Intervention, Classroom Tutors, Field Trips, Teacher Grants, Music Programs, Writing Programs(WITS), and Community Building Events like the Family Dinners.
Classes in Ikebana take place on Wednesdays from 7:15p – 9:15p, and on Thursdays from Noon – 2p. The classes in November take place on the 7th, 8th, 28th, and 29th – and all classes are open for beginners to advanced students.
