Charles Eisenstein Evening Talk

January 11, 2012

Where? 

Phinney Neighborhood Center

6532 Phinney Ave N

What time? 

7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

For more information, contact 

Charles Eisenstein is the author of a couple of books, The Ascent of Humanity, and most recently Sacred Economics. His work is all about helping to inspire us as individuals and communities to move into "the more beautiful world that our hearts tell us is possible." You can read a lot of his work at http://www.charleseisenstein.net, and can see a short movie about his ideas in the context of "Occupy" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRtc-k6dhgs

FREE, but donations gratefully accepted to cover travel expenses.

Greenmarket development sunset hill

first public meeting for community comment January 11, 2012

January 11, 2012

Where? 

Sunset Hill Community Association

3003 NW 66th Street

What time? 

7-9pm

For more information, contact 

info@sunsethillcommunity.com

First of two public meetings to gather community community comments on greenmarket development at 32nd/64th. Developer will present designs for mixed-use retail/office/residential project of 3-4 stories with parking and greenmarket. Joint use of nearby City Light substation to be discussed. Second public meeting on January 18, 7-9pm, at SHCA. Please participate to hear options and voice your comments and concerns.

Street Tree Ordinance Community Meeting

January 11, 2012

Where? 

Ballard Community Center

6020 28th Ave NW, Sunset Room

What time? 

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

For more information, contact 

The Seattle Department of Transportation invites the public to learn about the proposed new Street Tree Ordinance and the Street Tree Manual Standards and Specifications. More info can be found in this Ballard News Tribune article and on this SDOT webpage.

Sarah van Gelder - NW Book Tour for THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING

January 13, 2012

Where? 

Elliot Bay Book Company

What time? 

7:00 pm

For more information, contact 

Please join YES! Magazine for a series of Puget Sound author and community discussion events featuring YES! co-founder and executive editor Sarah van Gelder.

Sarah will be speaking at several area independent bookstores January 9th-15th about the Occupy movement, and the new Occupy book from YES! Magazine and Berrett-Koehler Publishers:

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING: OCCUPY WALL STREET AND THE 99% MOVEMENT

This newly-published anthology, edited by Sarah Van Gelder, is the first substantive book on the Occupy movement and brings together voices from inside and outside the protests to convey the issues, possibilities, and personalities associated with the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Contributors to the book include Naomi Klein, Rebecca Solnit, Ralph Nader, David Korten, and others, along with early Occupy activists such as David Graeber, Marina Stern, and Hena Ashraf. It offers insights for those actively protesting or expressing support for the movement—and for the millions more who sympathize with the goal of a more equitable and democratic future.

The Occupy Wall Street movement named the core issue of our time: the overwhelming power of Wall Street and large corporations —something the political establishment and most media have long ignored. But the movement goes far beyond this critique. This Changes Everything shows how the movement is shifting the way people view themselves and the world, the kind of society they believe is possible, and their own involvement in creating a society that works for the 99% rather than just the 1%.

These author events with Sarah offer a great way to look at what has happened to date with the Occupy movement, and how things might develop in the year ahead. Hope you can join us!

See Sarah's end-of-year column, with special emphasis on hopeful trends that the Occupy movement has generated and influenced, "The 12 Most Hopeful Trends to Build on in 2012"

Tour Schedule

January 9th at 5:00pm - Eagle Harbor Book Co. Bainbridge Island, WA

January 12th at 2:30pm - Firewheel Books & Beans Everett, WA

January 12th at 7:00pm - Village Books Fairhaven (Bellingham), WA.

January 13th at 7:00pm - The Elliott Bay Book Company Seattle, WA

SB Knitters for the Homeless - Jan 2012

Knit community and warmers for homeless community members

January 13, 2012

Where? 

Aster Coffee Lounge

5615 24th Ave NW

What time? 

7:00PM - 9:00PM

For more information, contact 

Jody Grage at jodytgrage@gmail.com or 718-1529

Learn to knit! Learn new knitting skills! Bring yarn and needles if you have them - and some to share with those who don't if you can. Jody Grage is leading this group for anyone who would enjoy getting together monthly to knit simple hats and scarves for community members who do not have a warm home this Fall and Winter. No prior experience necessary! Jody will teach easy, pretty patterns and walk you through your project.

Repeats every second Friday, same time and place. All welcome!

Affordable Lighting Facelifts Workshop

Money saving ideas and practical approaches to how light really works in our homes

January 14, 2012

Where? 

The RE Store, Ballard

1440 NW 52nd, Seattle, WA 98107

What time? 

10a-12noon

For more information, contact 

Bray at brayh@re-store.org

Avoid the feeling of panic when your electrician says “Okay – where do you want your lights to go?” Renee Peru will discuss steps that need to happen before you begin to buy your lighting for your remodel or new construction project along with how to look at the array of choices out there in the world of lighting.

If your electrical placement is sound – your budget goes down!

Prior to starting her own lighting showroom, Renee Peru had spent 12 years working for commercial lighting showrooms. “The Antique Lighting Co” then opened in Seattle in 1987, which soon gained an excellent reputation for quality custom fixtures and sound lighting guidance, providing one on one consultation for every aspect of the residential lighting process. The most important service was to get involved early and oversee the physical lay out creating a plan that guaranteed in the end a well balanced flexible lighting scheme with less waste, less wattage, and a more comfortable environment – and she hopes to help you do the same!

$10 (includes discount to The RE Store)

Golden Gardens' Second Saturday Work Party - Jan 2012

January 14, 2012

Where? 

Golden Gardens Park

8498 Seaview Pl. NW

What time? 

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

For more information, contact 

[Friends of Golden Gardens]

Join us on Saturday, January 14 from 9 am - 12 pm when Golden Gardens Park will host its monthly Golden Gardens Reforestation and Trails (GGREAT) work party. We will be meeting on January 14 near the offleash area and restrooms.

We will be removing invasives (ivy and garlic mustard) and planting at a site that promises to be very rewarding! All are welcome and no RSVP is required for this event. Please invite your friends!

Please bring sturdy work shoes, long pants, water and any snacks you may want. We will provide gloves and tools. We will meet near the off-leash area north of the upper parking lot (outside of the restrooms).

While we love them, please be sure to leave pets at home for the work party.

Please email us with any questions or concerns, and visit our website: https://sites.google.com/site/goldengardensseattle/ to stay posted on park activities and to find directions to the park. You will find a calendar of events on our website to know exactly what's going on at the Park.

Hope to see you Saturday, January 14!

-Golden Gardens Forest Stewards

Afternoon Transition Leadership Workshop

with Charles Eisenstein

January 16, 2012

Where? 

OMCulture

2210 Pacific Ave N. Sea WA 98103

What time? 

1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

For more information, contact 

Description of the 5-hour workshop: Join acclaimed author-teacher, Charles Eisenstein, in a workshop aimed to revolutionize your effectiveness as a leader, healer, and/or social activist in times of rapid change. Our society is entering a time of profound transition. We hear about crises in the economy, the ecosystem, health, education, water, energy, and more -- propelling our civilization toward a radically different way of living on planet earth. Such conditions call for a new kind of leader, and even a whole new paradigm of leadership. One that works with a partnership model and more horizontal types of communication / decision-making.

At stake are the deep questions, such as:

• "Who are we?"
• "What are we here to create?"
• "What is the role of humanity on earth, and how may I contribute to it?"

The registration fee for the workshop is a commitment deposit of $25. Additional donations, based on each participant's sense of gratitude, propriety and value, will be requested on the day of the workshop. To register, go here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/216846

Please feel free to forward this announcement to colleagues or people in your personal networks who you think would resonate with Charles' ideas. This is the first time for him to visit the west coast and we want to be sure that there's a warm welcome for him at each event, and a wide array of people who will take their thoughts, impressions, and further discussion in their communities.

Community Forum on the State Budget

organized by Fuse Washington

January 17, 2012

Where? 

Southside Commons

What time? 

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

For more information, contact 

http://fusewa.me/wW7pV6

Not again. Not if we have anything to say about it. The budget cuts that are on the table this session are more than we as a state should ever have to bear. The money is out there, yet our most vulnerable are going without the basics. Kids who are in school right now, accessing underfunded education, don’t get to do it over when we get this sorted out. Elderly people who skip meals to stay on meds (or vice versa) don’t get a re-do either. I could go down the list but the point is clear. This is for real.

Fixing our state’s budget for the short and long term isn’t something that any of us, even Fuse, can do alone. So I am extending an invitation.

On Tuesday, January 17, we’re hosting a community forum right in the heart of South Seattle, Columbia City. We’ll have experts on the budget and the state legislature on hand to speak about our current challenges, and what we can do to build a more fair, just future for our state.

Join us on Tuesday, January 17, from 7-8:30pm at the Southside Commons in Seattle. Click below to reserve your seat:

http://fusewa.me/wW7pV6

$10 billion in budget cuts. Rising college tuition. Seniors losing health care. Our backwards tax system doesn’t serve us. It’s going to take all of us working together to rebuild an economy that works for all in Washington, not just some.

We know there are practical, progressive solutions that close our immediate budget shortfall and reform our state tax system for the long haul. Let’s talk about what they are and what we as a progressive community can do to make this happen.

Please join us on Tuesday, January 17, from 7-8:30pm at the Southside Commons in Seattle for a community forum. Click below to reserve your seat:

http://fusewa.me/wW7pV6

Share your thoughts with the Library

January 18, 2012

Where? 

Ballard Public Library

5614 22nd Ave NW

What time? 

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

For more information, contact 

call 206-386-4636

Do you check out books or DVDs from the Library? Do you come to the Library for story time, to use a free computer or listen to an author? Or do you come for homework help for students, Internet access, research, community events, job search activities, or online learning? The Seattle Public Library needs to hear from you! The Library wants your input on priorities for improvement in four essential areas: hours, books and materials, computers and online services, and maintenance. Strategies for stabilizing Library funding will also be discussed. Please join us for these important community meetings. For more information, visit http://www.spl.org and select “Libraries for All: A Plan for the Present, A Foundation for the Future,” or call 206-386-4636.

If you cannot attend a meeting, please visit us online to share your feedback at http://www.spl.org. Your input is very important. For more information call 206-386-4636.

Sunset hill greenmarket building development

public meeting: RESCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 25,2012

January 18, 2012

Where? 

Sunset Hill Community Association

3003 NW 66th Street

What time? 

7-9pm

For more information, contact 

info@sunsethillcommunity.com

Second of two public meetings to gather community input on greenmarket building development. Developer will present designs for mixed-use retail/office/residential project with 3-4 stories,to include greenmarket. Use of nearby City Light substation to be discussed. Learn about development options and voice your comments and concerns.

Food Movements Unite!

Strategies to Transform Our Food Systems

January 19, 2012

Where? 

UW Architecture Hall

What time? 

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

For more information, contact 

[Heather Day]

Free Public Lecture:

• Eric Holt-Giménez, Food Movements Unite! editor
• Rosalinda Guillen, Food Movements Unite! contributor

Food Movements Unite! Strategies to Transform Our Food Systems In communities around the world the power of the people is at work regaining control of our ailing food systems. According to the latest book from Food First, the global food movement is diverse, widespread, refreshingly creative and tremendously powerful. Food Movements Unite! Strategies to Transform Our Food Systems brings us the words, insights and vision of the remarkable farmers, workers and consumers from rural and urban communities around the globe as they address the critical question:

How can we unite to transform the global food system? The 21 activists and practitioners contributing to this work write “from the trenches” of the food, fuel and environmental crises have much to say about our food future and the potential of this unprecedented “movement of movements.” From the writings of Raj Patel, author of Stuffed and Starved and Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, to João Pedro Stédile of the Brazilian Landless Worker’s Movement, this insightful book is a window into the thinking and actions of the people committed to bringing us affordable, healthy food in ways that harm neither the planet nor its people.

Speaker Bios:

Eric Holt-Giménez, Executive Director of Food First
Eric Holt-Giménez is the executive director of FoodFirst/Institute for Food and Development Policy. Eric is the editor of the 2011 Food First book, Food Movements Unite! Strategies to Transform Our Food Systems, and the author of the 2009 Food First Book Food Rebellions! Crisis and the Hunger for Justice. His earlier book, Campesino a Campesino: Voices from Latin America’s Farmer to Farmer Movement for Sustainable Agriculture chronicles the development of this movement in Mexico and Central America over two and a half decades. Eric worked with farmers, participated in their farmer-to-farmer trainings, and recorded their triumphs with his camera and pen. This engaging book is the product of that longitudinal participatory research.

Rosalinda Guillén, Executive Director of Community to Community Development (C2C)
Rosalinda Guillén is a widely recognized farm worker and rural justice leader. The oldest of eight, she was born in Texas and spent her first decade in Coahuila Mexico. Her family immigrated to LaConner WA in 1960 and she began laboring as a farm worker with her family in the fields of Skagit County in Washington State at the age of ten. Ms. Guillén has worked within the U.S. labor movement with Cesar Chavez’s United Farm Workers of America (UFW) and represented farm workers at the Local, State, National and International levels as an elected National Vice President of the Union. She was the UFW’s lead Legislative and political officer for four years leading campaign efforts from Sacramento CA.

Rosalinda works on food justice and farm worker issues in Whatcom County as the Executive Director of Community to Community Development (C2C). A Bellingham based women-led grassroots organization working for a just society and healthy communities. C2C is a leading organization in the US Food Sovereignty Alliance, Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, the Agricultural Justice Project and the National Domestic Fair Trade Alliance.

Sponsored by UW Dept of Urban Design & Planning, UW Anthropology and Community Alliance for Global Justice

Co-sponsored by Central Co-op, The Danny Woo Community Garden, EcoPraxis, GroundUP Organics, Just Garden Project, Lettuce Link/Solid Ground, Readers to Eaters, Seattle Tilth, WA Fair Trade Coalition, Yes! Magazine. To become a co-sponsor, please contact Heather Day: hred2011@gmail.com

Let's Can Hunger

a Benefit for the Ballard Food Bank - POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER

January 19, 2012

Where? 

Shilshole Bay Beach Club

6413 Seaview Ave NW

What time? 

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

For more information, contact 

http://www.facebook.com/events/224103637661110/

POSTPONED - Check back for new date!!

Apulent Events + Catering presents 'Let's Can Hunger': An Apulent Fundraiser and Canned Food Drive benefiting the Ballard Food Bank.

Please bring two canned food items or $5 for entry and enjoy great food and drinks, food demos, a raffle, and live music featuring FLAK.

• apulent.com
• flakattak.com

Ballard Food Bank Wish List:
? Canned Meat or Fish ? Dried Beans ? Diapers ? Pasta ? Canned Beans ? Shampoo ? Peanut Butter ? Rice ? Tooth Paste/Brushes ? Canned Soup ? Canned Chili ? Soap ? Canned Fruit ? Cup of Soup ? Razors ? Canned Vegetables ? Dairy, Shelf Stable ? Q-tips ? Kid’s Snacks, Shelf Stable ? Soda Crackers ? Feminine Hygiene Products

Native Digital Storytelling

Earth, Power, and Community - RESCHEDULED TO MAR 3RD

January 19, 2012

Where? 

Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center

4705 W Marginal Way SW

What time? 

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

For more information, contact 

Questions? Ask Chandra at chandra.farlow@gmail.com or 360-610-6952

On January 19th, 2012 from 6:30-8:30pm, the Longhouse will present a free program, in conjunction with the Antioch University Inclusion Justice Committee and promote a better understanding of the importance of developing leadership and diversity to further social justice change. Duwamish youth will be on the panel.

This project exists to "promote Duwamish cultural heritage and environmental leadership through the production of a Duwamish Digital Story on the Tribe's view on the cultural and environmental value of the clean-up of the Duwamish River. The DS (digital story) will be generated by tribal youth who will be developing leadership and advocacy skills as part of the project. The project begins in November with the final product being produced by late winter for presentation to EPA in conjunction with the Duwamish River Clean-up Coalition in the spring. There will also be a showing at the Duwamish Longhouse. The project is supported by funding from the Social Justice Fund."

Written by Duwamish Tribal Services Team

Occupy the Courts

with Occupy Seattle, Move to Amend, People for Free Speech and other organizations

January 20, 2012

Where? 

Federal Courthouse

700 Stewart St

What time? 

11:00 am - 2:00 pm

For more information, contact 

http://www.facebook.com/events/285991341453769/

Corporations are not people!

A broad coalition that includes Occupy Seattle, Move to Amend, People for Free Speech and other organizations is initiating two days of action to kickoff a public awareness campaign focused on amending the Constitution in order to limit the power of corporations to impact elections.

Jan. 20th - "Occupy the Courts," Seattle joins a one day occupation of Federal Courthouses across the country

Jan. 21 - "People Ignited Against Citizens United," a noontime rally at Westlake Park including speeches, music and street theater, followed by a march at 2pm which will end up at the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building at 2nd Ave and Marion St. http://www.facebook.com/events/315384768492028/

"Be it resolved that Occupy Seattle calls for the abolition of corporate personhood. We join the tens of thousands of people, grassroots organizations and local governments across the country in calling for an Amendment to the Constitution to firmly establish that money spent on political campaigns must allow for an equal voice for all people, that human beings, not corporations, have natural rights protected by the Constitution, and that the rights of human beings will never again be granted to artificial entities or property."

Carkeek STARS Volunteer Work Party

January 21, 2012

Where? 

Carkeek Park

950 NW Carkeek Park Rd

What time? 

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

For more information, contact 

Dale Johnson: 206-362-2980, dalerayjohnson@comcast.net

Join other enthusiastic volunteers for a fun morning of forest restoration and trails maintenance. We have a wide variety of tasks you can help with. We provide gloves and water (we encourage you to bring your own bottle of water, to reduce plastic waste). Please wear sturdy shoes. Suitable for teens and older. Follow the STARS signs to our meeting place. We're here the third Saturday of every month. Welcome!

Film - “Carbon Nation”

Discussion following with Puget Sound Solar

January 21, 2012

Where? 

Greenwood Senior Center

525 N 85th Street

What time? 

7:00 pm

For more information, contact 

a film by peter byrk

a climate change solutions movie (that doesn’t even care if you believe in climate change)

discussion following with Puget Sound Solar to show how Seattle homeowners can make a big difference in reducing carbon emissions from homes and cars

For carpooling, call 206-321-7852. Bus #5, 48, 358.

Fundraiser for Citizens Climate Lobby. Suggested donation $5+.

People Ignited Against Citizens United

with Occupy Seattle, Move to Amend, People for Free Speech and other organizations

January 21, 2012

Where? 

Westlake Park

400 Pine St

What time? 

12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

For more information, contact 

http://www.facebook.com/events/315384768492028/

Corporations are not people!

A broad coalition that includes Occupy Seattle, Move to Amend, People for Free Speech and other organizations is initiating two days of action to kickoff a public awareness campaign focused on amending the Constitution in order to limit the ...power of corporations to impact elections.

Jan. 20th - "Occupy the Courts," Seattle joins a one day occupation of Federal Courthouses across the country. RSVP here http://www.facebook.com/events/285991341453769/

Jan. 21 - "People Ignited Against Citizens United," a noontime rally at Westlake Park including speeches, music and street theater, followed by a march at 2pm which will end up at the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building at 2nd Ave and Marion St.

"Be it resolved that Occupy Seattle calls for the abolition of corporate personhood. We join the tens of thousands of people, grassroots organizations and local governments across the country in calling for an Amendment to the Constitution to firmly establish that money spent on political campaigns must allow for an equal voice for all people, that human beings, not corporations, have natural rights protected by the Constitution, and that the rights of human beings will never again be granted to artificial entities or property."

Monthly Gathering - January 2012

Project Free-for-All

January 23, 2012

Where? 

Sunset Hill Community Club

3003 NW 66th St

What time? 

6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

For more information, contact 

info@sustainableballard.org

TOPIC: PROJECT FREE-FOR-ALL
Yes!! We're opening the floodgates to new ideas, projects and activities in the new year! Come find out how you can get active in Ballard. Learn about ongoing and new projects, big and little, group and individual. You'll have every option from donating an hour to starting your very own new project. Been wanting to do something and looking for others to join you? Let's hear about it! Been looking for an easy way to give back to the community while learning a new skill? We've got it! Wanna hear some great ideas for 2012? Join us!!

Some featured projects:

• Home Improvement Quarterly
• Sustainable Cinema
• Community Feed Thyself
• Market Gleaning
• Knitters for the Homeless
• Edible Garden Tour

Special Guests:

• Kate and Cory of MyBallard blog will talk about what's hot in Ballard! Your chance to meet the editors!
• Earthbongo will show you how to create projects and engage other folks online!

6:30PM - Potluck Dinner
7:00PM-9:00PM - Program

NOTES:

• Check out our Resource Table!A great spread of resources and hand-outs and even coupons from some of our sponsors!! Plus a mini-freecycle box.
• No time to make a dish? Can't balance that casserole on your bike?... Don't let that prevent you from attending! Bringing a dish to share is not required for attending the potluck and program. A $5 contribution could be given instead, which would help defray the costs of space rental, food, etc.
  
• Sustainable Ballard Book and DVD Library! View the full list of our collection at LibraryThing then let Tom know what you'd like to borrow. You can also donate to the library.
  

We look forward to seeing you!

Washington State GMO BILL - panel discussion

January 23, 2012

Where? 

Ballard Public Library

5614 22nd Ave NW

What time? 

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

For more information, contact 

http://www.facebook.com/events/300520709991306/

Sen. Marilyn Chase is introducing a bipartisan bill modeled after the Calif initiative. Come hear what you can do to help change our food supply starting locally.

Are you aware that 90% of the food that we have available is genetically modified and SPRAYED with MONSANTO'S herbicide ROUND-UP? - if it contains chicken, turkey or beef or contains ingredients with SOY, CORN, SUGAR, or CANOLA (unless its labeled organic or Non GMO verified)

Meeting for 14th Ave Park in Ballard 1.24.12

January 24, 2012

Where? 

Alphonsus Parish School

5816 15th Ave NW

What time? 

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

For more information, contact 

http://seattle.gov/parks/projects/ballard_hub_uv/

Seattle Parks and the Friends of 14th Ave NW Park Boulevard invite you to a public meeting for the 14th Avenue Northwest Park on Tuesday January 24, 2012 from 7 – 9 pm at St. Alphonsus Parish School.

At this meeting Parks and Mithun, the design consultant, will present the history of the project, site analysis and three design options.

For further information on the project please visit http://seattle.gov/parks/projects/ballard_hub_uv/

SUNSET HILL GREENMARKET BUILDING DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC MEETING

DEVELOPER SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT

January 25, 2012

Where? 

Sunset Hill Community Center

3003 NW 66th Street

What time? 

7-9pm

For more information, contact 

info@sunsethillcommunity.com

Developer of sunset hill greenmarket site at 32nd&65th will present designs and ask for public input. Proposed mixed-use project will have 3 or 4 stories, apartments, offices, retail, and a greenmarket. Use of nearby City Light substation to be discussed. Participate to hear design options and voice your concerns. Learn more:

http://www.ballardnewstribune.com/2012/01/12/news/developer-presents-preliminary-designs-popular-su

http://www.ballardnewstribune.com/2012/01/12/news/sunset-hill-green-market-sold-developers

Dinner and Magic Show

January 26, 2012

Where? 

Ballard NW Senior Center

What time? 

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

For more information, contact 

Tickets $10. For more info http://www.nwseniorcenter.org/ or call 297-0403

Crab feed with Silent and Dessert Auctions

for Leif Erikson Lodge 2-001, Sons of Norway, Educational Foundation

January 28, 2012

Where? 

Leif Erickson Hall, Main Hall

2245 NW 57th St.

What time? 

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

For more information, contact 

leiferiksonlodge@qwestoffice.net

After dinner dance to the jazz/blues music of Victoria Mjolsnes, a singer trained at the Cornish College of the Arts! $25 for adults ($30 if tickets purchased after Tuesday, January 24) Reserve tables for 8 at $200 per table. $12 for students or children 13 and under. $10 for dance only. Tickets available in the Leif Erikson Hall Office (206-783-1274)

January Barter Event and Potluck

with Backyard Barter

January 29, 2012

Where? 

Greenwood Library

8016 Greenwood Ave N

What time? 

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

For more information, contact 

connect2barter@gmail.com

Join us for our first Barter Event of 2012! We will be having a barter and potluck at the Greenwood Library from 1:30pm to 3:30pm on January 29th. Bring the whole family to share food, skills and homemade items. Only one rule, no cash allowed! Email connect2barter@gmail.com with your questions. RSVP at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Backyard-Barter/215208715193281?sk=events