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The Seattle Human Society presents its yearly fundraiser, Tuxes and Tails. Enjoy a cocktail during the silent auction, kitten cuddle booth, and hidden wine pull. Also featured are a delicious dinner, live auction and celeb and adoptable pet runway show. All proceeds benefit the pets in the care of the Seattle Humane Society.

Tuxes and Tails is May 12, 2018. Tickets go on sale March 1, 2018.

Click to purchase your tickets and support the Seattle Humane Society.

This event is open to the public!

Drop in for free Team Training sessions and experience the best kept
workout secret of the Eastside. One visit and you’ll be hooked!

Free session times 9AM | 11AM | 1PM

Other goodies you won't want to miss:

•Free session admission
•Save on Team Training session packages
•Save on private Performance Training sessions
•Meet the trainers
•Tour the facility and learn about the unique equipment/fitness spaces
•Get cool SWAG
•Enjoy complimentary beverages and snacks
•Earn raffle prizes

We invite you to celebrate the spirit of Mardi Gras and your own fitness
in style and with flare by joining in the fun and running or walking
this scenic, (mostly) flat 5K. The run itself is just the beginning.
Mardi Gras Mayhem will include:
* Custom designed event shirt
* BEADS
* Music
* Food & Beverages
* Costume Contest
* Feather Boa Station
* Hurricane Lounge (21+ )
* Surprise Handouts at each mile
* Awards & Random Prizes

Click here for more information and entry fee's

Don't miss our upcoming FREE Healthy Auburn Expo coming up! Lots of
activities including Watts Basketball Foundation basketball camp for
kids, Public Health - Seattle & King County immunizations and
healthy checks, Pacific Ballroom Dance, Longevita Pilates & Yoga
Studio, LLC, and much much more!

Click here to register

A celebration of Seattle’s 21-Century Maritime Industry.

Come down to the Filson Flagship to party with Seattle’s maritime
community of artists, nautical suppliers, seafood and drink purveyors.

Admission is free.

Click here for more details

Generations of you have grown up with this sweet gal. Now it's time to honor the
zoo's oldest resident--and one of the oldest orangutans in North
America--with all her favorites: cakes, sweets, treats and friends.
Get the scoop on all the birthday festivities at zoo.org/events

The morning begins with an hour long, all levels, Yoga practice. Immediately following our practice we will move to the bar at The Pine Box
for a pint of your favorite local brew (or cider). Leave your worries
at the door, get your body in motion, taste some delicious beer and get
to know your community.

About the Venue: The Pine Box
is a beautifully renovated mortuary in the heart of Capitol Hill,
providing a casual atmosphere to hang out with friends new and old. With
30 beers on tap and a delicious brunch menu, the Pine Box is one of the
Seattle's most loved beer halls.

We have space for 10 volunteers who will be helping to sort and pack food at the Hunger Solution Center.

815 S 96th St Seattle, WA 98108

Please fill out this form to RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfeEGOOAv30LS08WPo9VK6oGI5jRTUaZ6uEEuB5JQEw2T-Ww/viewform

Any volunteer under 18 years old must complete a parent/guardian consent form.

Please wear warm layers, closed-toed shoes, and have long hair tied back.

Join us in honoring and remembering loved ones with tea, pastries, raffles an auction and fun!

On February 17th from 12:30 to 2:30pm we will be holding a High Tea a the Kirkland Congregational Church 106 5th Ave, Kirkland, WA 98033. 

Contact Beth Dotson at bethrenee@comcast.net for details and to RSVP. Donations would be greatly appreciated. Tables are filling fast so RSVP today!

Drive around Whidbey island, and you’ll find  playhouses and other small structures such as whimsical sheds, chicken coops, and garden houses built by Bob Bowling. These tiny shingled beauties with antique windows on three sides, French doors, and a weather vane perched on a tin roof. Bob Bowling has been filling custom orders for playhouses and other small structures for the past eight years. Click here to read Kate Poss full article courtesy of Whidbey Life Magazine

The media is full of stories bemoaning change in Seattle. Old cafes closing, landmarks demolished, efforts to save legacy businesses like that dive bar down the street ........................... Click the image below to read Knute Berger's full article on Crosscut