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Live locally.Consult your community calendar.
In the calendar, you can click through to each event's online information. If a local event is missing, please send a Citizen's alert. |
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Columbia City Cinema
Seattle's Coolest Neighborhood Theater Sex and the City is the movie everyone's talking about and we still have it. Find out what Carrie Bradshaw and friends are doing now and, most important, what they're wearing. Read more. Be sure to check our website for the most up-to-date movie information! Or, better yet, sign up for our weekly newsletter and get movie times delivered straight to your inbox. See you at the movies. |
Columbia City Farmers Market
We're finally starting to see some cherries and strawberries — we expect more by next week. This is the coolest, wettest spring we've seen in many years, and fruit crops are delayed as a result. Vegetables are plentiful though — fresh and healthy. Asparagus is still plentiful, and we've got all kinds of heirloom lettuces, unusual greens, fresh herbs, beautiful leeks, baby turnips. Plus plenty of organic eggs, poultry, and fabulous farmstead cheeses. Live music this week from WB Reid and Bonnie Zahnow. — Janet Hurt |
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Columbia City Theater
Columbia City Theater offers a classic show stage, a multi-track recording studio, a video production facility and an elegant cocktail lounge. Come enjoy a show and a cocktail Tuesday – Saturday and consider our venue the perfect place to host your event.
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Columbia City Garden TourIt's time to enjoy the Columbia City Garden Tour: flora and likely some fauna will be on display and available for touring on Saturday June 14, 2008, from 10 am to 4 pm. In its 8th year, the tour features unique neighborhood gardens with participation from a Master Gardener. Tickets ($5) are available for purchase at several venues around the city. We need some volunteers in the afternoon between 1-4pm to sell tickets either at the Columbia City Gallery or take tickets at the entrance to individual gardens on the tour. If you're willing to volunteer a couple of hours for a shift, contact Sue Gibbs (723-6511 or moc.liamg|85sbbiges#moc.liamg|85sbbiges). It should be a fun way to meet neighbors and see some interesting gardens! More info: http://columbiacitizens.net/garden-tour — MissJenn |
March for YouthThere is still time to help out and get involved. If you do not want to join either group heading out from the high schools, please just join us as we come through your neighborhood. Our number one goal is to include everyone! Following the march there will be a rally in Brighton Park — entertainment, speeches, and free food too! Please join members of many Seattle communities and come out to March For Youth on Saturday, June 21, 2008 at about 1:00pm. |
Build a new playground at Seward Park!The Seward Park Playground Improvement Foundation SPPIF has teamed up with the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and Parks and Recreation Department to help design and build a new playground at Seward Park. This project is funded in part by a Neighborhood Matching Fund award from the City of Seattle, Department of Neighborhoods. Make your voice heard, attend the first Design Workshop! Thursday, June 12, 2008, 6-8pm Childcare and refreshments will be provided. |
street name-onicsWe've got lots of great street names — how do we recall them? Downtown's got its Jesus Christ Made Seattle Under Pressure. We need our own street mnemonic. Just think, decades from now your submission could be the one Columbia Citizens will still be using to recall their streets! |
Columbia City in the news
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Columbia City in the blogossiphereAmber at the Rainier Valley Post says she doesn't want direct links from the Wikli's blogossiphere over her concern that gossip just isn't her brand. We still encourage you to check out her blog. Columbia Citizens' posts
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Columbia Citizens updates
- The garden tour page is weeded, beautiful, and ready for showtime.
- Citizen Lisette Austin has posted a link to Tudo Beleza, a Brazilian dance troupe, in neighbors.
- Sustainable South Seattle has posted updates about the garden tour and a family bike expo.
- Bike routes are now much simpler to post.
- Seward Park Environmental Learning Center has some fun volunteer opportunities.
- Erik Hanson has posted a link to Jazz Night School, under "services" in Columbia City online.
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