On Wednesday, August 31st, from Noon – 1p, the Seattle Public Library and the staff of the Fremont Branch Library invite all the kiddies (and an accompanying grown-up) to come celebrate the End-Of-Summer!
On Saturday, August 13th, at 11a, the 4th Annual Party In The Park takes place in the Upper Playfields at B.F. Day Elementary School.
On August 6th, from 10a – 4p, at Meridian Park in Wallingford, check out local food & urban farming offerings at Seattle Tilth’s Annual Harvest Fair.
At the next Wallingford Community Council meeting, on August 3rd at 7p, the public can hear about upcoming improvements planned for Gas Works Park.
On Wednesday, July 20th, from 6:30p – 9p, Gabriela Condrea will be hosting an introductory tango boot camp open to all, with no experience or partners needed, at Gas Works Park.
On Sunday, July 10th, from 2p – 3p, children (with parents it tow) can see Magician Jeff Evans and his Magically Ridiculous Game Show, for free, at the Fremont Branch Library.
Starting August 1st, for two weeks, Mondays – Thursdays from 1:30p – 4p, CSz Seattle will provide a confidence-building Improv Summer Camp for kids ages 9 to 12. The company that weekly entertains audiences through its Comedy Sportz shows at Atlas Theater, and offers Improv classes year ‘round, to adults, now has a summer class for the children among us.
The American Lung Association wants to offer parents and caregivers opportunities to learn how to talk to children and young people about tobacco products, including vaping, hookah and e-cigs.
On Sunday, May 1st, starting at 3p, the Fremont Arts Council will hold their annual celebration of spring, the rites of fertility, and rebirth, at the Lower Woodland Park Shelter #6. Bring friends, family and children of all ages to the May Day Potluck & Ribbon Weaving.
On Saturday, April 16th (at 11a & 1p) and Sunday, April 17th (also at 11a & 1p), Studio East will present another of their entertaining and educational theater productions for children when they bring Storybook Theater to Hale’s Palladium. This time the kids will meet ‘Sleeping Beauty’, and her potential prince. These two young people are learning to “follow your dream” while respecting the ways of parents and responsibility.
