PubliCalendar
PubliCalendar: Low-Income Housing in Lake City, High-End Dining in Crown Hill
Friday's PubliCalendar picks for political and civic nerds.
Fire Station 39 Open House
The city wants to turn the decommissioned Fire Station 39 in Lake City into a one-stop shop for low-income Seattle residents, including housing and community services. Neighbors, predictably, have protested the proposal, arguing (in the memorable words of one resident) that their neighborhood is "often described as Little Beirut." Have your say, or just learn more about the proposal, at this weekend's community meeting on the project; if you can't make it Saturday, there's a second meeting coming up at 6 pm on Monday, October 15.
Fire Station 39 Open House, Sat, Oct 6, 11:30 am–2:30 pm, Nathan Hale High School cafeteria, 10750 30th Ave N, Free
An Incredible Feast
Support the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance's low-income programs, community events, local food education, and work advocating for farmers while sampling local food (from restaurants like Carmelita, Matt's in the Market, Allium, Campagne, and the Boat Street Cafe) and wines. Hosted by terra plata chef Tamara Murphy.
An Incredible Feast, Sat, Oct 6, 5:00 pm ,Swanson's Nursery, 9701 15th Ave NW, $125
Seattle Solar Home Tour
Check out solar homes across Seattle (yes, it's possible here!) at this year's annual Solar Home Tour. Kickoff and information is in Greenwood, and the tour features homes across the city.
Seattle Solar Home Tour, Sat, Oct 6, kickoff at 10:00 am, Greenwood Library, 8016 Greenwood Ave N, and locations citywide, Free
Fire Station 39 Open House
The city wants to turn the decommissioned Fire Station 39 in Lake City into a one-stop shop for low-income Seattle residents, including housing and community services. Neighbors, predictably, have protested the proposal, arguing (in the memorable words of one resident) that their neighborhood is "often described as Little Beirut." Have your say, or just learn more about the proposal, at this weekend's community meeting on the project; if you can't make it Saturday, there's a second meeting coming up at 6 pm on Monday, October 15.
Fire Station 39 Open House, Sat, Oct 6, 11:30 am–2:30 pm, Nathan Hale High School cafeteria, 10750 30th Ave N, Free
An Incredible Feast
Support the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance's low-income programs, community events, local food education, and work advocating for farmers while sampling local food (from restaurants like Carmelita, Matt's in the Market, Allium, Campagne, and the Boat Street Cafe) and wines. Hosted by terra plata chef Tamara Murphy.
An Incredible Feast, Sat, Oct 6, 5:00 pm ,Swanson's Nursery, 9701 15th Ave NW, $125
Seattle Solar Home Tour
Check out solar homes across Seattle (yes, it's possible here!) at this year's annual Solar Home Tour. Kickoff and information is in Greenwood, and the tour features homes across the city.
Seattle Solar Home Tour, Sat, Oct 6, kickoff at 10:00 am, Greenwood Library, 8016 Greenwood Ave N, and locations citywide, Free
