The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will offer another credited class through the North Seattle College. This time, learn ‘The History Of Bourbon: An American Classic’, on Monday, April 17th, in a two hour intensive on the quintessential American whiskey from two local experts.
On Saturday, April 8th, Woodland Park Zoo will host Spring Safari: African Wildlife Conservation Day as tribute to the animals of Africa and the conservation projects organized abroad to protect them.
The CEA (Coordinated Entry for All program) can help match services and housing resources to persons facing a housing crisis. CEA will serve all people experiencing homelessness. Please visit a CEA access point, or call 206/328-5796 or cea@kingcounty.gov
Naturopathic Family Medicine, located in Upper Fremont, advises us to get out this month, to enjoy the buds of Spring and the longer days. For those who suffer from seasonal allergies, and over 50 million people in the U.S. have allergies, being outdoors can be difficult.
On Monday, March 20th, from 6:30p – 8p, The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will host another North Seattle College course, this time a basic, all-encompassing class in how to select, age and enjoy wine, aptly named ‘Wine 101.’
On Thursday, March 16th, Moisture returns to Fremont, and Hale’s Palladium, with a Festival full of exciting, inspiring and engaging acts! This vaudeville and burlesque showcase only arrives at the Center of the Universe for a month each year, and if you haven’t gotten tickets yet, you may just once again miss out…
The Alzheimer’s Association has released a new report showing that costs are growing for families, and our national economy, with increasing impacts from Alzheimer’s Disease, and other dementias. Also, the death rates from Alzheimer’s diseases continue to rise above national averages in Washington State.
On Wednesday, March 15th at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting an educational event at the Fremont Foundry. This meeting will feature a discussion on City Resources as regards Homelessness, Sharps and other drug paraphernalia, and Housing. Expect an energetic and engaging exchange among business owners and managers, as we find out ways to help and to solve these problems.
On March 8th, at 7p, the Woodland Park Zoo is hosting a free event to educate and advocate on bringing Grizzly Bears back to the North Cascades. The Friends of the North Cascades Grizzly Bear have put together this celebration of the iconic bears, with a screening of a new short film called, ‘Time for the Grizzly?’
In an effort to decrease the risk of drug abuse, overdose and preventable poisonings, King County has installed drop-boxes around our region for disposal of medicines no longer needed, under the Secure Medicine Return Program.
