On the List | Cap Hill Community Council, Hip Hop Occupies, flute concert, Blanc pop-up (+24 more)

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Thursday, November 17

The Capitol Hill Community Council holds its November meeting. New start time: 6p!

Greetings Capitol Hill neighbors – Just a quick reminder that Capitol Hill Community Council’s next general meeting is scheduled for this Thursday, 11/17, from 6 to 8pm at the Cal Anderson Shelterhouse. The following items are on our agenda:

– community announcements

– committee/campaign/project updates (Capitol Hill Champion, 12th Ave Safety project, Sustainable Capitol Hill)

– discuss/brainstorm ideas for a new 2012 matching grant from the cityWe hope to see you there!

Cheers,
CHCC Officers

Mental Health Legislative Forum at St. Mark’s
Port tasting at 12th and Olive Wine
‘Great table reds’ tasting at Vino Verite
Rocco e Dante Trunk Show at SPUN Collective
Rock Lobster. Not dead.

Friday, November 18

America SCORES Seattle: 9th Annual Poetry Slam at Town Hall Seattle
While You Were Sleeping at Hugo House — sold out
You Are All Captains debuts at Northwest Film Forum
Blanc, “an all-white winter pop-up shop” party at Sole Repair. Shop open Saturday in the Vita bean room.
Pau Hana turns 1
Rise & Decolonize! Let’s Get Free — Occupy Seattle and Hip Hop Occupies at Westlake

Saturday, November 19

Laura Weinstein, curator of South Asian Art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, speaks at the Seattle Asian Art Museum
Weekly children’s story time at Elliott Bay, 11:30a
Eco-Fashion Seattle | Workshop Topic: TOYS at Ghost Gallery
Home for the holidays tasting at EVS
Saturday Family Concerts:The Harmonica Pocket at Town Hall
Century Ballroom weekly flea market
Scriptures in-store at Spin Cycle
Ruby Room donation drive
Cranksgiving starts in Cal Anderson Park
Off Hill! Blogsgiving 4
We Must Bleed at 35th North Skate Shop
“Voices of The Revolution” — Occupy Seattle — “Speakers, Poets, Singer/Song writers, Bands, and DJs” at Westlake