On Sunday, August 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., come meet your neighbors as you shop for unique finds at one of Seattle’s longest running community-wide garagesales.
For this beloved neighborhood tradition, Cal Anderson Park will host more than 80 vendors selling their unique wares … because No Garage is No Problem! Seattleites can flock to the park for five hours of shopping and treasure hunting, DJ music, and sunshine.
In addition, there will be many independent garage, yard, stoop, and sidewalk sales at homes across Capitol Hill. Shoppers can access an online map of the neighborhood sales on the official Capitol Hill GarageSale website (capitolhillgaragesale.org) or at the garagesale event information table in Cal Anderson Park on Sunday, August 20.
Just a few reasons to come to this year’s Capitol Hill GarageSale in Cal Anderson Park:
● A clothing swap hosted by the Queer and Trans Youth Project Continue reading →
You are invited to join Hunters Capital and Runberg Architecture Group for a community event on August 11. Drop-in with the project team to learn about the new development plans, and provide feedback on the former QFC site redevelopment at 416 15th Ave E. During the drop-in hours, you’ll have the opportunity to engage directly with the project team. This event will provide you with a better understanding of the project’s vision and objectives.
The proposed redevelopment will transform and provide approximately 148 units of apartments over 10,000 square feet of small-scale retail spaces. Underground parking will be provided to serve the residential space, along with outdoor plaza spaces and significant right-of-way improvements. Additional information can be found in the Seattle Services Portal (cosaccela.seattle.gov).
Mark your calendar for Friday, August 11th, and head over to the Hunters Capital Conference Room.
What: Meet with the project team to discuss design goals for the former QFC site redevelopment When: Friday, August 11th, Stop by between 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM Where: Hunters Capital Conference Room – 430 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
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Intiman Theatre joins with Seattle Central College (SCC) in celebrating the first class of graduates with an AA Degree emphasis in Technical Theatre for Social Justice! Four students have completed the two year course of study: Bill Fischer, Egel Legecy, Garrett M. Megathlin, and Ali Rahmn. Intiman is the professional theatre-in-residence at SCC, and launched this degree with the college in the fall of 2021.
This first cohort came from local high schools including Franklin, Garfield, and Roosevelt, and some are planning to immediately enter the workforce while others are planning to continue their studies including at the University of Washington. Two of these students were already hired professionally by Intiman as Head Electricians during the spring 2023 production of The Niceties, earning a union wage. Continue reading →
Union is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Mark Engelmann at his home. Mark was one of the original founders and managing partner of Union, and was an integral part of its founding. A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday July 28,2023 from 2 – 4 pm at Union.
Mark David Engelmann
October 3, 1957 – June 21,2023
Mark David Engelmann was born in White Bear Lake, MN and passed over at his home in Seattle WA.
Mark was a dedicated student of bars and restaurants. Over many years in the industry, he developed an immense knowledge of what makes them tick and an ability to make them “happen”. Continue reading →
You Are Invited! David Schomer, the founder of Espresso Vivace is recognized world wide as the founder of the artisan espresso movement.
David will be on bar for our 35th Anniversary Espresso Tasting this year featuring three single origin coffees:
Ugandan Bonabana-notes of savory chocolate, heavy body
Indian Monsooned Malabar– notes of salted caramel
Bourbon Pointu-notes of candied apple
Thursday April 20th noon to 2pm Brix
Friday April 21st noon to 2pm Alley 24
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The Learning Tree Montessori Preschool has a few spaces available for the 2023-24 school year for children in our youngest age group–children who will be 2 and a 1/2 by September of this year.
We accept City of Seattle child care subsidies as well as DSHS vouchers. And we have an in-house scholarship fund for families in need who could use some help paying for care. Please reach out if you’d like to know more about how those programs work–we’re ready!
We are a small but mighty well-established school in the heart of Capitol Hill, currently in our 44th year of caring for children. We have an amazing faculty, a beautiful play yard and a lot of love to share.
Consider reaching out for a tour or a chat! 206-324-4788 or [email protected]
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DeafSpotlight‘s ShortPlayFestival will feature 6 new and original 10-minute plays revolving around the theme “Floral Shop.” Audiences will see the wonderful work of Deaf and Hard of Hearing writers, playwrights, and creatives. The Festival will be from March 2-5, 2023 at the 12th Ave Arts Studio, Capitol Hill.
We cannot wait to showcase these 6 plays:
“Beautiful Boy” written by Rob Roth & directed by Tyler DeShaw
This event will be presented in American Sign Language with captions in English. If you have other access needs, please submit your request at least two weeks in advance by emailing info@deafspotlight.org. We will have a DeafBlind-priority performance on Sunday, March 5th at 2 pm.
DeafSpotlight inspires and showcases Deaf Culture and Sign Languages through the arts. DeafSpotlight is a nationally recognized leader in Deaf arts. We emerged from the first Seattle Deaf Film Festival in 2012. Our programming has since expanded to include theater productions / festivals; curated visual art exhibitions; and workshops for Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled and Hard of Hearing artists.
RADICAL HOSPITIALITY
We are using a different ticketing approach this year. We are using Radical Hospitality Ticket Program, inspired by Sound Theatre Company and other organizations to make our event more inclusive and welcome for all.
Price range: $5, $25, $50 or $75.
There will be donation options at the checkout cart.
There are no assigned seatings at any performances at the ShortPlayFestival. We will prioritize seating for disabled community members.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides in-person tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, with a focus on taxpayers who are over 50 and/or have low to moderate income.
Starting on Saturday Feb 4, and continuing on Mondays and Saturdays through April 15, 2023, AARP Tax-Aide will be providing services at Prospect Congregational Church (1919 East Prospect Street).
Tax-Aide hours at Prospect Church will be 12pm to 6pm on Mondays and 11am to 5pm on Saturdays. Appointments are required, but walk-ins will be accepted if space is available.
For more information and to make appointments, or to find other locations in the area, please go to http://www.aarp.org/taxaide. If you need more help, you can call our volunteer line at 206-657-6018.
Once the site is open in February, taxpayers may also stop by during open hours and a volunteer there will help them make an appointment.
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We’re gearing up for the 2022 Stevens Elementary Holiday Tree and Greenery Sale. This year also includes the triumphant post-pandemic return of the community pancake breakfast and holiday concert. Other than a pandemic year off the Stevens holiday tree sale fundraiser has been running since the mid-80s! Continue reading →
Three Dollar Bill Cinema has announced the full lineup of film screenings and special programs for the 27th Seattle Queer Film Festival (SQFF), taking place October 13-24. Tickets and passes are on sale now. The largest festival of its kind in the Pacific Northwest will be a hybrid of in-person and virtual screenings. Audiences outside the greater Seattle region can be a part of the film festival community by watching films online. The festival’s virtual viewing footprint extends to all of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska.
The Seattle Queer Film Festival features a diverse slate of queer cinema from across the globe, including narrative features, documentaries, and short films totaling 59 film programs comprised of 150 films.Twenty-seven countries are represented, including Poland, Germany, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Brazil, Tunisia, Taiwan, Lebanon, Nigeria, India, Iran, Hong Kong, Norway, Chile, and more. Live podcast recordings, panel discussions, visiting guests, filmmaker Q&As, meetups, and parties round out the film festival lineup.
“We are very excited to present this year’s Seattle Queer Film Festival and the breadth and diversity of queer stories from around the world,” said Billy Ray Brewton, managing director of Three Dollar Bill Cinema. “The importance of representation on screen, community connection, and the power that queer film has to inspire change is what we like to call queer magic, our theme for this year.”
The Seattle Queer Film Festival will open on Thursday, October 13, at Capitol Hill’s Egyptian Theatre with the world premiere of the new locally produced and directed documentary, WHAT THE FUNK?!. This love letter to the POC community is the story of the inaugural What the Funk?! BIPOC Burlesque Festival, held in Seattle over three days in August 2019.
BLACK AS U R – directed by Michael Rice
“We are thrilled to open the festival withthe world-premiere of this timely and fun-filled documentary that celebrates the queer BIPOC burlesque community and showcases the importance of inclusivity and accessibility in the world of live performance,” said Kathleen Mullen, festival director of the Seattle Queer Film Festival. “We are so fortunate to shine a spotlight on local performers and this trailblazing burlesque festival that happens right here in Seattle.” Continue reading →