Book Larder has two upcoming, free author talks that explore cuisine from two very exotic cultures, providing us with a chance to sample, savor and, in one case, literally step into these incredible traditions.
On Thursday, October 26th, from 6p – 7:30p, at Hale’s Palladium, the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods will host an Open House to share information and discuss to how housing is growing, and being built, in our city.
On Saturday, October 21st, from 6p – 9p, dancers (and enthusiasts of all shapes and sizes) will gather at Hale’s Palladium for Dance Your Cash Off, a peer-to-peer fundraiser benefiting The Greater Seattle Bureau Of Fearless Ideas.
Over the weekend of October 13th – 15th, Salsa Con Todo will welcome dance instructor Zeke and offer a whole series of focused isolation workshops in Salsa and Bachata.
On Wednesday, October 4th, at 7:15p, and on Thursday, October 5th, at Noon, experienced instructor Charles Coghlan will lead classes in the Japanese art of flower arranging, imbued with Chinese and Buddhist philosophies. Held at NalandaWest, Coghlan will teach a modern approach to this ancient art, while focused on fun and relaxation.
A long-time dangerous intersection at Troll Avenue and N 34th Street, also known as Patches Place, has just gotten a traffic control signal, in operation as of September 12th.
On Saturday, September 16th, from Noon – 4p, celebrate the opening of The Riveter Fremont.
Seattle Meditation is offering a free, two-weekend workshop in Mastering Meditation, with simple and practical meditation exercises, taught by experienced instructor Pradhan Balter.
Tonight, Seattle Mayoral Candidates will debate on housing and homelessness. The candidates, Jenny Durkan and Cary Moon, will speak on these crucial issues in debate format, with The Seattle Times livestreaming the debate on Facebook.
The critically acclaimed, improvisational musical, Starball: A Dreamy Musical Astronomy Show, comes to Seattle as creators John Kaufmann and Dan Dennis return home after performing their show at planetariums around the world. At West of Lenin, in a pop-up dome, Starball literally brings audiences’ dreams to life over a short run, September 7th – 11th.
