See our Big Dates Page – the only comprehensive calendar of events in all of southeast Seattle – for more information on these and other south-end gatherings, events, meetings, groups, etc. In the meantime, here’s a sampling of what’s happening around the community this weekend…
Friday:
- Christmas Ships, Pritchard Beach
- Christmas Ships, Seward Park
- 2nd Annual Christmas Ship Gala, Seward Park
- “Young and in the Streets: The New Wave of Queer Radicalism”, Columbia City
Saturday:
- Mt Baker Home Tour, Mt Baker
- Hawthorne School 1st annual Holiday Bazaar, Mt Baker
- Rainier Beach Annual Holiday Bazaar, Rainier Beach
- Fire Station 28 Dedication, Hillman City
- Rainier Valley Historical Society Holiday Open House, Columbia City
- Lakewood Seward Park Community Association Holiday Gift Bazaar, Lakewood/Seward Park
- Birding Basics, Seward Park
- Winter Wonderland Hayrides, Seward Park
- Plants in Winter Super Saturday, Seward Park
- Wellspring Family Services Holiday Open House, Mt. Baker
- Columbia City’s 9th Annual Holiday Lights Celebration, Columbia City
- Christmas Ships, Madrona
Sunday:
- Blow Your Own Glass Ornament, Hillman City
- Christmas Ships at Ferdinand St. Boat Launch, Lakewood/Seward Park
- Christmas Ships at Stan Sayres Memorial Park, Mt. Baker
- Christmas Ships at Mt. Baker Beach, Mt. Baker
- Mt Baker Rowing & Sailing Center Annual Silent Auction & Open House, Mt. Baker
The Argosy Christmas Ship™ festival is a holiday celebration that has been a Northwest tradition for 60 years. Its main purpose is to bring communities together to celebrate the holiday season. From our flotilla of ships to the crowds of people who gather onshore, this celebration is one of the gems of the holiday season. More. Photo/Argosy
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I wrongly pulled up a schedule that put the ships at Atlantic City park on 12/2 @ 7:50.
Needless to say, we sat around in the cold & dark with no music but what was coming from Saar’s. Good thing is we decided to catch the last half hour of McGinn’s town hall.
Was it as bland as it seemed?
Argosy (and the RVP, above) says the Christmas Ships are going to Pritchard Beach, but the Seattle Times says they’re coming to Atlantic City beach by the boat ramp, which is where they have always come in the past.
I think I’ll just look for the bonfire that the Parks dep’t sets up and go there tonight. It’s usually a good time.
Tomorrow is the Mt Baker Home Tour, 10am – 4pm Sat. starting at the MBCC clubhouse at 2811 Mount Rainier Drive S, near McClellan.
Info is here: http://www.mountbaker.org
Directons are here: http://www.mountbaker.org/directions.php
Went out for a smoke, and heard ‘em at Pritchard.
SaWEET sounds. Early, but sweet.
Unrelated, but does anyone know what brought 10) emergency vehicles to the 2800 block of South Orcas around 11 p.m. last night? Real-time 911 classifies it as “Rescue Automobile” — does that mean there was a car accident?
http://www2.seattle.gov/fire/realTime911/getRecsForDatePub.asp?incDate=12%2F4%2F09&rad1=des
Deleted? Por que?
Offensive language. Not necessary.
Siento.
Oh, damn. What I heard was the response to that car accident in which a woman was killed.
No,I did use some unnecessary words.
All my own f@cking fault. Kirkland and my sister are both tops with me; my jokes aren’t.
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