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PubliCalendar: Unplugged at the Duwamish Longhouse
Today's picks or civic nerds
I'M/MIGRATION Unplugged: Poetry by Native Poets
In celebration of Women's History Month, native poets Celeste Adame, Natalie Díaz, and Nilka Wherrette, will be reading poetry for I'M/MIGRATION Unplugged. The showcase carves out space for native woman poets to reflect on sociopolitical, economic and cultural boundaries.
The event is at the Duwamish Longhouse, a regional resource for tribal members, researchers, teachers and students interested in Duwamish history and culture.
I'M/MIGRATION Unplugged: Poetry by Native Poets, Wed, Mar 18, 7pm, Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, 4705 West Marginial Way SW, Free
In celebration of Women's History Month, native poets Celeste Adame, Natalie Díaz, and Nilka Wherrette, will be reading poetry for I'M/MIGRATION Unplugged. The showcase carves out space for native woman poets to reflect on sociopolitical, economic and cultural boundaries.
The event is at the Duwamish Longhouse, a regional resource for tribal members, researchers, teachers and students interested in Duwamish history and culture.
I'M/MIGRATION Unplugged: Poetry by Native Poets, Wed, Mar 18, 7pm, Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, 4705 West Marginial Way SW, Free
For Thursday
Civic Planning, Past, Present, and Future
This iteration of History Cafe at the Museum of History and Industry focus on how civic planning has shaped our city during the last century. Starting with post-war urban planning, continuing to the present day (affordability! pedestrian safety! microhousing!), the panel will discuss equity, open spaces, and transportation.
Participants include: Diane Sugimura, director of the Department of Planning and Development, former Seattle mayor Greg Nickels, and Rebecca Saldaña, executive director of Puget Sound Sage.
Participants include: Diane Sugimura, director of the Department of Planning and Development, former Seattle mayor Greg Nickels, and Rebecca Saldaña, executive director of Puget Sound Sage.
Civic Planning, Past, Present, and Future, Thu, March 19, 6:30pm, MOHAI, 860 Terry Avenue N, Free
Advance Notice for March 30
Parklet and Streatery Application Deadline
Live or own a business in a dense neighborhood? Looking to open up a little space? Try applying for a parklet or a streatery.
A parklet takes a few on-street parking spots and opens them to the public in potentially fun and functional ways. Think a few tables, a little greenery, a ping pong table. Why not?
A parklet takes a few on-street parking spots and opens them to the public in potentially fun and functional ways. Think a few tables, a little greenery, a ping pong table. Why not?
And the city's parklet program has been expanded to include "streateries," giving restaurants the opportunity have outdoor table service in the place of parked cars.
The deadline to fill out an application has been extended to Monday, Mar 30.
The deadline to fill out an application has been extended to Monday, Mar 30.
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