This is a good time to test the smoke detectors, at home and work, and change out the batteries. Batteries can fail any time, and a smoke detector is not the place to store dead batteries. This is also a good time, Seattle Public Utilities suggests, to replace burned-out light bulbs with energy-efficient CFL light bulbs.
t’s been two sad and empty years since the last ‘Quiz Night for Day,’ but it’s time again, on November 4th starting at 7:30p, for a night of trivia, tacos and too much fun at Pecado Bueno. For $25 per person, enjoy the evening while knowing 100% of the money goes to benefit the B.F. Day Elementary School P.T.S.A.
On Saturday, November 1st, starting at 6p, Fulcrum Community Communications will hold a fundraiser for creating a low-power, FM, non-profit, community radio station.
On Tuesday, October 28th, at 7p, Seattle Pacific University (SPU) invites everyone to participate in a community discussion about race relations in our country, called ‘Race In America After Ferguson.’
On Wednesday, October 22nd, from 5:30p – 8p, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will share the latest results from work done among those who work, live and commute through the Westlake Avenue corridor. The new ‘sidewalk alignment’ plan, for the Westlake Cycle Track, will be shared at Fremont Studios.
On Sunday, October 19th, from 2p – 4p, Vif Wine & Coffee will be hosting a special afternoon tasting of wines and ports.
On Monday, October 20th, at 7p, the Play Factory (formerly Playwright’s Theatre) will present a dramatic reading of ‘Redeem Me In A River’s Dream’ by Margaret Landry at DownStage Theatre.
At the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, on Saturday, October 12th and October 19th, from 1:30p – 4p, Roosterwax presents an opportunity for students in grades 6 – 12, to explore, design, and present their own architectural project using the same methods that architects use.
On Thursday, October 9th, from 6:30p – 8p, enjoy a free Author Talk at Book Larder with Catherine Ruehle, teaching from her book ‘Let Us All Eat Cake’.
On Saturday, October 4th, at 3p, at History House, Fremont Artist & Historian Roger Wheeler will share from his extensive collection of clippings and stories about our community.
