Happy vernal equinox!
The Savoy Swing Jam takes over Century Ballroom Friday and Saturday with free classes, family friendly events, and competitive dancing.
Friday night check out the Movie-Trivia-Bingo-Cabaret and More Night, with, you know, all the activities in the title. The event is free and all ages. Doors at 7pm. Saturday offers two free 45-minute dance classes, see the event site for the full schedule.
Three community/civic events are scheduled at times you can actually make without skipping your day job. Both topics are near and dear to many Hillites of the Capitol and First varieties: coffee and Metro bus funding… and First Hill:
- On Thursday you can hear from Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Quality reps about the proposed Starbucks coffee roaster facility at Pike and Melrose, and provide feedback and comment to the agency about any related air quality concerns. (Read more here.) The informational meeting on the proposed roaster is at the Seattle First Baptist Church, 7 – 9p.
- On Saturday you can learn about the upcoming Prop 1 transportation improvement funding, up for your vote in April. Prop 1 will preserve current level of bus service, among other things. The Future of King County Transportation: Why Your Vote Matters is at Town Hall, 11:00a – 1:30p.
- Also Saturday, Town Hall hosts a community forum on the future of its neighborhood. The first ever First Hill Forum starts at 10 AM.
Barverseries this weekend: The Pine Box on Thursday celebrates 2 years, and on Saturday The Cuff — the grand leather daddy of Seattle — celebrates 21 years. Buy it some shots!
Saturday night at Volunteer Park’s Seattle Asian Art Museum, filmmaker Liz Marshall will be on hand to present her new work, The Ghosts in the Machine — a documentary that “illuminates the lives of individual animals living within and rescued from the machine of our modern world.”
Want psychic communication with your cat? Your dog? A wild animal? Head to Rainbow Remedies on Sunday 3pm:
Answer the burning questions of your inner pet psychic as Animal Communicator Karen Cleveland offers a free talk “What Is Animal Communication? Why is it Important?” Karen will discuss the common questions of how animal communication works or who can do it, as well as how it helps all animals whether they’re inside a home, on a farm, or in the wild. Free.
Something to add? Let us know on the CHS Calendar — more listings below:
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