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The Bastyr Center for Natural Health, at 3670 Stone Way N, will conduct Well-Child Visits, on children ages 11 and younger, through the end of August for a flat rate of $20!
This Saturday, July 30th, the Fremont Outdoor Movies screening of The Princess Bride will be sponsored by the CoHo Team of Windermere Real Estate Agents who will match the gate donations – usually $5 – and give the money to Solid Ground, to support their work to end homelessness. The record donation from a past sponsored show was $10,000 – with your help, CoHo hopes to surpass that amount.
This Sunday, July 31st, from 2p – 4p, will be the final installment of the 7th Season of free, open-to-the-public acoustic concerts at History House (790 N 34th St.) Music In The Sculpture Garden has provided a showcase for fine acoustic musicians – and an excellent opportunity for audiences to get in out of the sun (or rain) in the covered courtyard, and enjoy quality entertainment. Grab this last chance to kick-back and be entertained!
On Sunday, July 24th, a neighborhood club – Future Parents of B.F. Day – is hosting a huge yard sale (full of great treasures) with the proceeds raised going to support programs at B.F. Day Elementary School. The sale takes place at 4422 Phinney Ave N.
This week, on Sunday, July 24th, from 2p – 4p, the free concert series – Music In the Sculpture Garden – features music two incredibly talented singer-songwriters. These performances only show that the series continues strong in the seventh year of the series, and the second to last concert.
On Saturday, July 16th, the Fremont Outdoor Movie gets Twilight, the 2008 film phenomena that actually managed to convert Forks, Washington into a tourist destination spot!
Local teacher Julie Trout has earned the honor of Puget Sound Educational Service District Regional Teacher of the Year for 2012. Trout has served as visual arts teacher at B.F. Day Elementary School since 2008, and has seen to it that her students, in the process of educating and encouraging creativity, have had opportunities to display their art work for the enjoyment of our entire community.
On Sunday, June 26th, from 2p – 4p, History House of Greater Seattle (790 N 34th) will present another concert in the seventh season of the Music In The Sculpture Garden series. Produced by John Nordstrand, each week’s concert features the best of the Puget Sound’s acoustic musicians performing, free to the public, in the covered, outdoor sculpture garden – this week’s performers are ‘The RooTsters’ and ‘Steve Beck & Friends’.
On Saturday, June 25th, from 10:30-11:15 a.m., youngsters, and their parents, are welcome to join in the fun as Dusty Strings hosts a family concert, featuring Caspar Babypants. Arrive early for this free show, to make sure the children have enough room to dance and sing along!
