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Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies
7/3: Friday - 7:00 PM
Keystone Congregational United Church of Christ, 5019 Keystone Place N., Seattle
Wallingford Neighbors for Peace and Justice - “Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies” - We are very pleased to present: “WE ALL FALL DOWN” THE AMERICAN MORTGAGE CRISIS - This timely and informative documentary chronicles the history of America's mortgage finance system, from its origins in the 1930s, when the federal government first made available long-term, fixed-rate loans to new American homeowners, to its current state of crisis, after an excess of risky mortgage financing led to the system's collapse, which in turn triggered a wider economic recession. WE ALL FALL DOWN features dozens of clearly understandable interviews and commentary from a wide variety of industry experts and Wall Street insiders, including mortgage brokers, appraisers, bankers, lawyers, analysts, sellers and buyers, and economics scholars. The film concludes with an analysis of the economic and political impact of the collapse of the mortgage finance system on American society, now and likely for decades to come.
SPOKESPEOPLE RIDES!
7/4: Saturday - 2:00 to 4:00 PM
South end of Wallingford Playfield, 4219 Wallingford Ave N
Rides are scheduled the on the first Saturday of every month. Come at 1:45 if you are new and it is your first ride with Bike riding with Spokespeople is a great way to have fun and help build your community. Spokespeople lets us help each other become confident, competent bicyclists. Observe the world at a slow pace, breathe fresh air, and feel your muscles moving you around town. Spokespeople brings together riders of all skill levels and encourages new and reluctant bicyclists. We host supportive community rides to adjacent neighborhoods with experienced bicycle commuters and new and reluctant bikers. We've had people as old as 84 and young as 7 pedal themselves to the neighborhoods adjacent to Wallingford: Phinney, Greenwood, Fremont, Ballard, Green Lake, University District, Ravenna/Roosevelt and the loop of neighborhoods surrounding Lake Union. More info: www.SPOKESPEOPLE.us; info@spokespeople.us (206)547-9569 or 206-713-6269 day of ride cell
The Responsi-Bull Project
Now thru 7/25
Due to the incredible success of the previous offerings of The Responsi-Bull Project, four animal welfare organizations have partnered again to sponsor the program in July to encourage responsible pit bull ownership, and ultimately lower the euthanasia rates of this breed currently facing an epidemic of homeless. A three part program, The Responsi-Bull Project includes FREE spay and neuter, a FREE responsible pit bull ownership workshop, and FREE obedience classes for pit bulls and their owners.
Part I: Pit-Fix - Beginning July 1st, for a limited time, owners of pit bulls can have their dogs spayed or neutered free of charge at the Coalition: HUMAnE Spay & Neuter Clinic in Tacoma. To schedule an appointment email chappts@yahoo.com or call (253) 627-SPAY. The clinic is located at 2106 Tacoma Avenue S., Tacoma, WA 98402.
Part II: Pit-Ed - Do you want to combat the misconceptions about the pit bull breed? Worried about the Breed-Specific Legislation changes proposed in the Puget Sound? Tired of seeing people shy away from your beloved pit bull? Learn the “do’s and don’ts” of owning this amazing breed and help restore its family dog image. Attend a FREE Responsible Pit Bull Ownership Workshop hosted by BullsEye Dog Rescue on Sunday, July 19th from 2-4 p.m., held at Positive Approach Dog Training located at 1501 S. Center St., Tacoma, WA 98409. Space is limited, so register now by visiting our online registration form at http://www.bullseyerescue.org/responsibullsignup.htm.
Part III: Train-A-Pit - Positive Approach Dog Training and BullsEye Dog Rescue have teamed up to offer a four week basic obedience class for pit bulls that is FREE to those who complete the class. You will be asked to pay a $40 registration fee and every week you attend you will receive $10 back. Attend all 4 classes and the class is FREE (normally a $150 value.) Classes will be offered Saturday evenings from 2:30-3:30 p.m., 4-5 p.m. and 5:30-6:30 p.m. starting July 25th. Don’t miss this great opportunity to teach your dog new tricks! Contact Lorrie at lorrie@bullseyerescue.org to register. Space is limited, so register now by visiting our online registration form at http://www.bullseyerescue.org/responsibullsignup.htm
26th LD Democrats July 7th Meeting
7/7
1026 Sidney Ave. Port Orchard WA 98366
The 26 Legislative District Democrats are pleased to announce their upcoming General Meeting Tuesday July 7th at 7 PM. The location is Givens Community Center, Kitsap Room, 1026 Sidney Ave. Port Orchard WA. 98366. The outstanding lineup of speakers including Andrew Morrison potential Candidate for 26th Representative running against Jan Angel, Julie Anderson candidate Pierce County Auditor, Fred Chang for Port Orchard City Council, , Representative Larry Seaquist on Vitamin E (bill to restructure education in Washington State), and Rodger Zabinski candidate for the Port of Bremerton. The meeting is free and the general public is welcome. For more information call Chairman Mark Brown at 360-895-6033.
Afghanistan Panel: Not The Good War
7/8, Wednesday, 7:00 pm
Revolution Books, 89 S Washington St in Pioneer Square
Afganistan: Not The Good War Panel discussion with Seth Manzel (organizer of Coffee Strong G.I. coffeehouse outside Ft. Lewis and member of Iraq Veterans Against the War) and Emma Kaplan (National Youth & Student Coordinator of The World Can't Wait and speaker with the We Are Not Your Soldiers Tour). July 8, Wednesday, 7:00 pm Revolution Books, 89 S Washington St in Pioneer Square (off 1st Ave) Contact: Revolution Books 206-325-7415, rbsea@yahoo.com
The Art for Hope Auction
7/9 - 6-9pm
Thai Exotic Importer at 85 Yesler Way, Seattle WA 98104
Support the Cancer Lifeline at "The Art for Hope Auction" Help us support the Cancer Lifeline at "The Art for Hope Auction" at Thai Exotic Importers, 85 Yesler Way, Seattle, WA, on July 9th, 2009 from 6-9 p.m. The event will feature a silent auction, authentic Thai cuisine, and live music. 20% of all sales between now and July 9th and 25% of sales on the day of the event will go to the Cancer Lifeline, donations of $25, $50, $75 can be made at the event, and Thai Exotic Importers will be donating three art pieces for a silent auction. Donations received from the event will go directly to support Cancer Lifeline's free programs and services. Cancer Lifeline was founded in 1973; their mission is to optimize the quality of life for all people living with cancer. Gifts and grants provide most of their support, enabling Cancer Lifeline to serve more than 15,000 contacts a year. Although everyone's experience with cancer is unique, sharing the journey with others can strengthen ones spirit, broaden their knowledge and allow them to connect with others who can help make the way less lonely and less fearsome. Cancer Lifeline provides a unique array of services to cancer patients and survivors, their family members, caregivers, friends and co-workers. Their programs are based on the vital needs of people living with cancer and offer choices and encouragement. Thai Exotic Importers is a family owned and operated business. Our goal is to make the highest quality products from Thailand available at the lowest price. The gallery features a hand carved Teak wood collection, paintings, functional art and work by Freg, a local Seattle artist. His paintings are unique and provide the viewer with a visually stimulating experience that is rich in color and texture. Everything in our store is handmade and one of the kind. For additional information on the Cancer Lifeline, "Art for Hope Auction" please contact Thai Exotic Importers or visit www.thaiexoticimporters.com Come see us and give yourself something original. Contact: Parichat Pinney Phone: 206-682-2190, 1-888-TEI-1981 Email: parichat@thaiexoticimporters.com
Jungle Party Awareness Event
7/10 - 5:00 p.m.
Woodland Park Zoo North Entrance N. 59th & Evanston Ave. N. Seattle 98103
Help understand the plight of the elephants at Woodland Park Zoo. Free elephant scarf to first 50 attendees. www.freewpzelephants.org, 206-595-7770
21st Annual Bainbridge in Bloom Garden Tour
7/10 -7/12
Bainbridge Island
The 21st Annual Bainbridge in Bloom Garden Tour i sJuly 10-12. This year's tour features five stunning gardens easily walkable along a two-mile loop. Enjoy natural history presentations, sustainable gardening demonstrations, delectable treats, and more. A fundraiser for the Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Council. General Admission July 11 &12: Tickets $25; Children under 12 $10 Patron Day July 10: Benefactor $300; Enthusiast $50
Wine Weekend, Event and Auction
7/10-12
Camp Korey, Carnation, WA
Join us for the 2nd annual "Wine Weekend" at Carnation Farm, benefitting Camp Korey and the Washington Wine Education Foundation. Enjoy an entire weekend of celebrity chef cooking, wine tastings, auction and special entertainment by Carole King. Visit http://www.washingtonwinesfestival.com/ for more information and to purchase tickets.
Shakespeare Festival
7/11 - 8/9
Mount Vernon
Shakes Northwest presents "The Tempest," "Love's Labours Lost" and "Complete Works of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)." See www.shakesnw.org for more details.
Annual Progressive Town Hall Picnic
7/12: Sunday - 3:30-8:00 p.m.
3516 Pifer Rd SE, Olympia, WA 98501
The Thurston County Progressive Network (TC Pro-Net) in Olympia is having its 5th Annual Progressive Town Hall Picnic on Saturday, July 11 from 3:30-8:00 p.m. Admission is free. Bring a potluck item and prepare to enjoy great food and visit with friends. There will also be a candidate forum and a workshop on Transition Towns. For more information, go to the calendar at www.tcpronet.org. See you there! This event was previously listed as happening on 7/11- not true! See you on Sunday, July 12.
Community Health Leader Training
7/11 - 9 -11am
Hilton Seattle Airport, 17620 International Boulevard, Seattle
An important workshop on educating communities about atherosclerosis. Attendees will receive information on preventing and slowing the progression of atherosclerosis, an overview of the US AGAINST ATHERO campaign, a guide to educating at-risk communities, tools for hosting your own US AGAINST ATHERO Community education program.
Food Drive and Fundraiser for Hopelink
7/15 - 9am to 4pm
Throughout the Trilogy Community on Redmond Ridge, off of Novelty Hill Road in Redmond
"Neighbors Helping Neighbors" Food Drive and Fundraiser for Hopelink. Over 100 retired volunteers from the Trilogy community of Redmond Ridge will be collecting food donations from l,200 homes in Trilogy to benefit Hopelink's food banks of Carnation and Redmond. In additions cash donations are need by Hopelink to help their programs for the unemployed and homeless. Please make checks payable to Hopelink and send to them at 16225 NE 87th St. #A, Redmond, WA 98052. Please contact Molly Boll at 425-836-4315 mollyboll@verizon.net to obtain further information on what types of food to donate and where.
Solar Cookout Sustainability Potluck
7/16 - 5:30pm to 9pm
Wedgwood Presbyterian, 8008 35th Ave NE, Seattle
Sustainable Northeast Seattle is hosting a "Solar Cookout" party and potluck on Thursday, June 16th, in the parking lot of Wedgwood Presbyterian Church, 8008 35th Ave NE, Seattle. The event will feature a potluck that includes food baked on the site by members of the community in their own solar cookers. A demo on building a solar cooker will be presented, and music will be provided by the Barker Boys and Jack's Band. All residents of Northeast Seattle are invited, and children are welcome. Anyone who has a solar cooker is encouraged to bring it, but everyone is invited to share in the potluck, solar or not. "Our idea was to make this month's meeting an outdoor summer party, where we could get to know our neighbors over good food," according to Joann Kerr, one of the group's founders. "At the same time, the event promotes the use of alternate energy in a very accessible way." Kerr hopes that when people see how practical solar energy can be on a small scale, it may inspire them to think about solar heating or solar electricity for their homes. Sustainable Northeast Seattle is a multi-neighborhood group working together on action projects such as growing local food, alternative transportation systems and neighborhood mapping, tree and habitat preservation, green building and energy efficiency. The group hosts monthly general meetings as well as twice-monthly film showings, work parties, food garden tours, and other community events. Sustainable NE Seattle serves all residents of Northeast Seattle who interested in living abundantly within natural limits. For more information, see http://sustainableneseattle.ning.com/
Sir! No Sir! Benefit for Coffee Strong
7/16 - 6:30 pm
King's Books, 218 St Helens Ave, Tacoma
Sir! No Sir! Benefit for Coffee Strong - Description: Join us for a showing of the documentary 'Sir! No Sir!, a profile of the GI resistance movement during the Vietnam War, with special guest Randy Rowland. Donations benefit Coffee Strong, the GI coffeehouse in Lakewood, WA. Go to www.kingsbookstore.com or call 253.272.8801 for more info.
Karate Fundraiser
7/16 - 8pm
Electric Tea Garden, 1402 E. Pike St. 2nd flr.
Help Send Seattle's Own "Fighting Black King", Sensei Gregory C. Lewis, get to (and WIN) the Most Dangerous Man Alive Contest! Sensei Lewis, long-time nightclub security in Seattle 's hip-hop scene, occasional full-contact fighter, human rights activist, and founder of GCL Modern Karate, has taken up the challenge to bring back the titles of "Living Lethal Weapon 2009" and "Most Dangerous Man Alive" to the Pacific Northwest! Hip-Hop performances by: Taybot, Yidim Seck, Page One, and Sis. Hailstorm. Self-Defense presentation by: Sensei Lewis and students of GCL Modern Karate. Feature presentation: "Fighting Black Kings" (1976). Documentary on the 1975 1st World Open Full-Contact Knockdown Karate Championship, hosted by Master Mas Oyama. Hosted by Julie C. Hip-Hop Congress; Knox Family (B-Girl Media). Thursday, July 16th.8pm. Electric Tea Garden: 1402 E Pike St; Seattle WA 98122 . $5 (before 10pm; $10 after 10pm). Doors at 8pm. More info at karatemeansemptyhand.com
Hands-On Conference/Workshop
7/16-18
Langley, Whidbey Island, WA
Whidbey Ecollaborative is a non-profit educational organization with the mission of contributing to our society's transition to a sustainable culture through Green-jobs-training, community-based education, and the incubation of sustainability-oriented organizations and businesses. The Whidbey Ecollaborative (WE) proudly presents the ReEnergize Convergence: a four-day introduction to the WE vision and program offerings. How can we create a built environment that is sustainable and full of vitality, both for humanity and the natural world? Programs throughout the four days will focus on whole systems design, energy conservation, and renewable technologies, including discussions of local ecology, agriculture, economy, arts and community as important aspects of a whole-systems approach to education and development. www.whidbeyecollaborative.org
Friday Night at the Meaningful Movies
7/17 - 7:00 to 9:30 PM
Film: “FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: RESISTANCE & REPRESSION IN THE AGE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY” (Kembrew McLeod & Jeremy Smith, 60 min, 2007) WITH STEVEN REISLER, CHAIR OF THE SEATTLE CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD In 1998, university professor Kembrew McLeod (Associate Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Iowa) trademarked the phrase "freedom of expression" - a startling comment on the way that intellectual property law restricts creativity and expression of ideas. This provocative and amusing documentary explores the battles being waged in courts, classrooms, museums, film studios, and the Internet over control of our cultural commons.
Help Build the Delridge Playground
7/17, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Delridge Community Center, West Seattle
HELP DELRIDGE PLAY! JULY 17th, Delridge Community Center Join us as we team up to build a new playground for Delridge Community Center. We are seeking 130 volunteers. You do NOT have to be skilled, trained or have any special tools; you just have to be enthusiastic, energetic, a team player, willing to work, and willing to have fun along the way. You give us your time and energy for one day... We give you breakfast, lunch, drinks, music and serious fun! TOGETHER we'll build a new playground for our neighborhood! We'll build the playscape and spruce up the park in just 6 hours, starting at 8 a.m. Come rain or shine, so be ready to work for the kids in less-than-perfect conditions. Do you have building or construction skills? We could use your help as a Build Captains during the July 17th build. Captains will be asked to attend a 45-minute orientation on Prep Day, July 15th. All are welcome to help prepare the site on July 15th. To register or for more information, email: helpdelridgeplay@gmail.com or call Chris at 206.499.3733 Please register by July 3rd Sponsored by Seattle Parks and Recreation, Bank of America and KaBOOM!
SOLAR FILM FESTIVAL SPECIAL SCREENINGS
7/18: Saturday
On the campus of Meridian Park School, 17077 Meridian Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133, (Corner of N 175th and Meridian Avenue N, just one block West of I-5 exit #176)
For more info on the Festival: http://www.shorelinesolar.org/
“THE HISTORY OF OIL” - 11:00 AM (46 min, Robert Newman, 2007)
“KILOWATT HOURS” - 12:30 PM (65 min, Jeff Barrie, 2004)
“BLIND SPOT” - 2:00 PM (86 min, Adolfo Doring, 2008)
More info: http://greenwallingford.ning.com/events/community-fruit-tree-harvest
Meridian Park School Shoreline 2009 SolarFest
7/18 all day
Shoreline Solar Project hosts its 6th Annual SolarFest, a Renewable Energy & Sustainable Living Fair on July 18th 2009 from 10am to 8pm at Meridian Park School in Shoreline. The all-day event is free to the public. The Fair's free Kick Off event starts at 7pm on Friday night, July 17th at the Shoreline Conference Center. The Fair began in 2004 to help people make informed decisions regarding their use of resources including energy, transportation, and food. Showcased are more than 90 organizations and business that apply concepts of conservation and sustainability in their business models and practices. This is the longest running event of its kind in the Puget Sound Region. Event organizers are estimating 5,000 will attend to learn about the renewable energy technologies and choices they have for more sustainable living. The "Kid Zone" features hands on activities including paper making, solar cookers, a solar fountain, gymnastics, and using recycled materials to make creations and things that move with solar power. The Transportation Zone features bicycles, alternative fuel vehicles such as electric and biodiesel, lightweight and high mileage vehicles. Presentations will take place throughout the day. Important topics including home solar systems and electric vehicles will be addressed. The Film Festival will show documentaries throughout the day. The Shoreline Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring “The Taste of Shoreline. This offers fairgoers a chance to sample many delicious menu items from area restaurants, diners, and grills. Food will be available for purchase. Friday night, the Fair features a special Kick-Off event. The keynote speaker is Chris Jordon, the Seattle-based internationally acclaimed photographic artist whose work explores the detritus of American mass culture. Live and silent auction proceeds will go to offset costs of SolarFest and will benefit Shoreline Solar Project. The Fair-Kick Off is Friday, July 17th at 7pm at the Shoreline Conference Center, 18560 1st Ave NE, Shoreline, WA, 98155. The Fair is Saturday July 18st from 10am-6pm at Meridian Park School in Shoreline (corner of N 175th & Meridian Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133). Shoreline Solar Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the practical application of renewable energy and sustainable living choices. www.shorelinesolar.org
Fundraiser for Island County Democrats
7/18 3-8pm
4632 Tompkins Road in Langley
It's another jazzy, bluesy, rock 'n' roll kind of summer evening with beautiful views across Saratoga Passage, a delicious Mexican food buffet, and a variety of beverages all to the sounds of Whidbey Island's own Janie and Joe. Bring your friends and neighbors and enjoy a fun and relaxing benefit for Island County Democrats. Summer Fest will be held on Saturday, July 18 from 3 to 8 pm at the beautiful home of Grethe Cammermeyer and Diane Divelbess, 4632 Tompkins Road in Langley. Food will be served from 4-6pm. Donation is $25 for adults and $10 for kids 6-12. Everyone is welcome. For more information, please email Mary Brencick at marybrencick@hotmail.com or call 360-672-2397.
MEOW Cat Rescue Fundraiser
7/25
North Bellevue Community Center- 4063 148th Ave NE - Bellevue, WA
Cat's Amore - WineTasting Extravaganza and Auction Benefitting MEOW Cat Rescue in Kirkland, WA. July 25, 2009 from 7:00-10:00 PM - A Whiskers and Wishes Event. General Admission is free. Wine tasting for $20.00 and must be 21 to attend. Wine Tasting provided by Pete’s Wine Shop. MEOW - www.meowcatrescue.org for details.
The Great Peninsula Future Festival
8/1-2
Port Gamble, Kitsap Peninsula, Washington
The Great Peninsula Future Festival August 1-2 in Port Gamble on the Kitsap Peninsula combines great food and entertainment with environmental organizations and businesses promoting sustainable lifestyles and technology. The festival features the New Old Time Chautauqua, a vaudeville troupe with music, magic and the legendary Flying Karamazov Brothers, and also includes green exhibits, hand-made crafts, kids activities, informative speakers and workshops. For more information, go to www.greatpeninsulafuturefestival.org. Volunteers are needed; contact information available on the Web site.
Family friendly 5k
8/16 - Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Marymoor Park 6046 W Lk Sammamish Pkwy NE
Join the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the nonprofit that grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions, for its inaugural Walk for Wishes! This family-friendly 5K walk will provide participants with an opportunity to enjoy a beautiful summer morning while getting some exercise and helping a great cause. Walkers of all fitness levels and ages are welcome to attend. The course is conductive to strollers. Highlights of the Walk include: Food and beverages Childrens entertainment Prizes for the top individual fundraiser and the top fundraising team Registration details: The cost is $25 prior to July 27th and $40 thereafter. Walkers are also encouraged to fundraise by obtaining donations from family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc. and if they register online they can create their own fundraising Webpage. Online registration or a downloadable registration form is now available at www.walkforwishes.kintera.org/washington •Registered walkers will receive a t-shirt the morning of For more information about the event or sponsorships, contact Brian Roberts at 206.623.5999 or broberts@nwwishes.org. Registration at 8:45 a.m. followed by Walk at 9:30 a.m. Lunch at 11 a.m. WHY The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Alaska, Montana, Northern Idaho and Washington grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Since its inception in 1986, the chapter has granted 4,000 wishes to children in the Northwest and will grant 291 wishes this year. For more information about the Foundation, including how you can help share the power of a wish contact us at 800.304.WISH or visit our Web site at www.northwestwishes.org.
Swim across Lake Washington
8/19
Medina Beach
The annual Swim for Life to benefit Puget Sound Blood Center will take place at 6:45 AM on Wednesday, August 19 at the Medina Park Beach, 501 Evergreen Point RD, Medina WA 98039. Entry is $35 which includes your special swim cap and Certificate of Participation. For details contact Special Events Manager Kim Clough at 206.292.7070
On-going Events
Ongoing - Green Party of Seattle monthly meeting for all
Every Third Tuesday, 7-9pm
Cascade People's Center, 309 Pontius Ave N in S Lake Union
Join us to discuss current events and issues progressives care about, with the oldest Green Party in the state! Like the Referendum 1 Voluntary Bag Fee (vote NO in August); Prop. 100 on not building new jails (please sign a petition to get this on the ballot); Instant Runoff, or Ranked Choice, Voting. info@SeattleGreens.org or 206.524.3377
Darrington Open Air Market
Saturdays, 10-3, all summer long
Hwy 530 in Darrington
If you are looking for something different to do this weekend within two hours of Seattle, how about open air shopping in the most beautiful place in the northwest? The Darrington Open Air Market features food, entertainment, fresh farm products, handmade arts and crafts and more nestled so close to the famous Whitehorse Mountain that you feel as if you could reach out and touch it. Take I-5 to Hwy 530 and go about 30 miles east into the Cascade foothills.
Exhibition
Now thru the end of the year
2700 24th Ave. NE Seattle 98112
The Arts & Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest.A major new exhibition brings to light exceptional work from the Arts and Crafts Movement in the Northwest during the early twentieth century. The exhibition showcases significant buildings and interiors, furniture, glass, metalwork, ceramics, textiles, fine arts, graphics and book arts, and photography with over one hundred objects drawn from public and private collections.
Sleep Country USA's New Clothing Drive for Foster Kids
6/1-7/12
All Washington Sleep Country USA locations
This summer many of Washington and Oregon's 26,000 foster kids will outgrow or wear out their clothing, and it's not always easy for foster families to keep up with their sprouting kids material needs. Having new clothing that fits properly is crucial to a child's self-esteem, which is integral to their success in life. In an effort to help, Sleep Country USA is holding it's annual Clothing Drive for Foster Kids. Time: Wild Waves is open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Location: Wild Waves Theme Park is located at 36201 Enchanted Pkwy South in Federal Way, just off of I-5 Registration information for foster families is available at www.sleepcountry.com or by calling 1-888-88-SLEEP.
Iraq Occupation--bring the troops home
Date/time: Tuesdays 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Location: Front of Federal Building Seattle 2nd Madison Description: Join our Peace Vigil to bring the troops home from the Iraq Occupation. Sponsored by Military Families Speak Out
Lung Cancer Support group
The second and fourth Thursday of every month from 7-8:30PM
Northwest Hospital Professional Building, Suite 3
A drop-in for those diagnosed with lung cancer and those caring for them. For more information call: 206 297 2100 No registration necessary.
Pierce County Green Party meeting
Third Saturday of each month; noon
Garfield Book Company at 208 Garfield Street,Suite 101
The initial meetings of the Pierce County Green Party. For more information, go to www.piercecountygp.x10hosting.com.
