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. | Categories | Subject | Start Date | Start Time | End Time | Description | Location |
. | Farmers | U-District Farmers Market | 7/3/10 | 9:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Saturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.
"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."
http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| University Way and NE 50th |
. | Farmers | West Seattle Farmers Market | 7/4/10 | 10:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Sundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska |
. | Farmers | Ballard Farmers Market | 7/4/10 | 10:00 AM | 3:00 PM | Sundays
5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.
http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | 5330 Ballard Ave NW |
. | Food | Music at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm) | 7/4/10 | 8:00 PM | 10:00 PM | From website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm
"Sunday Nights at Hidmo
Various Artists
Sunday evenings
8-10 pm
FREE (donations welcome)
HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant
2000 S. Jackson St.
206-329-1534
This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.
http://www.Hidmo.org | Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St. |
. | Food | Science on Tap | 7/6/10 | 7:30 PM | 9:30 PM | "A place to eat, drink, and talk about science"
Queen Anne Science on Tap is the first Tuesday of the month at the T.S. McHugh's Pubin Lower Queen Anne.
"Science on Tap is a place where anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology in a relaxed atmosphere...What to expect: meetings usually last about one to two hours. The speakers give a short talk about their area of interest, followed by a break tofill up on coffee and a time for small group discussions. Afterwards therewill be a question and answer session and general discussion of the topic with the speaker and the audience at large."
Science on Tap is also at Ravenna Third Place Pub on the last Mondayof the month.
Please see organizations website's for this month's topic.
http://www.scienceontap.org/index.htm
End times approximate. Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | T.S. McHugh's Pub in Lower Queen Anne |
. | Food | Wine and Cheese Tasting | 7/8/10 | 5:00 PM | 7:00 PM | Come in the Second Thursday of every Month from 5:00 P.M. till7:00 P.M. for our Monthly Cheese & Wine Pairing.
Engage in lively conversation and expand your Cheese and Wine knowledge.
http://shop.thecheesecellar.com/Tastings.aspx | Seattle Center |
. | Farmers | U-District Farmers Market | 7/10/10 | 9:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Saturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.
"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."
http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| University Way and NE 50th |
. | Farmers | West Seattle Farmers Market | 7/11/10 | 10:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Sundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska |
. | Farmers | Ballard Farmers Market | 7/11/10 | 10:00 AM | 3:00 PM | Sundays
5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.
http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | 5330 Ballard Ave NW |
. | Food | Music at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm) | 7/11/10 | 8:00 PM | 10:00 PM | From website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm
"Sunday Nights at Hidmo
Various Artists
Sunday evenings
8-10 pm
FREE (donations welcome)
HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant
2000 S. Jackson St.
206-329-1534
This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.
http://www.Hidmo.org | Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St. |
. | Free | Issaquah PCC Food Packaging Work Parties | 7/12/10 | 7:00 PM | 8:30 PM | ISSAQUAH PCC FOOD PACKAGING WORK PARTIES
held at IssaquahFood & Clothing Bank
179 First Ave S.E., Issaquah
on the following Monday evenings at 7 p.m.
? January 11
? March 8
? May 10 ? July 12
? September 13
? November 8
Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make a donation at all PCCcheckstands or donate online!
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/is.html | Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank |
. | Farmers | U-District Farmers Market | 7/17/10 | 9:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Saturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.
"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."
http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| University Way and NE 50th |
. | Food | Planning Your Winter Garden at Dog Mountain Farms | 7/17/10 | 10:00 AM | 1:00 PM | July
17, 31
Adult Class:
Planning Your Winter Garden
10 AM-1 PM
School of Lost Arts
http://www.lostartsschool.org/calendar.htm | Dog Mountain Farms |
. | Food | Sazerac's Little Bit of Lovin' Cooking Classes | 7/17/10 | 2:00 PM | 3:30 PM | LITTLE BIT OF LOVIN' CLASSES
Want to cook like our boys? Try our Little Bit of Lovin? Cooking Classes. Held quarterly on Saturdays at2 p.m., spend 90 minutes and learn how to make those biscuits bounces, sauces bubble and cook up Sazzy-inspired specialties. Class menus change every time but include instructions, recipes, lunch and wine. Cost is $60 per class per person. Call us at 206.624.7755 to find out what?s up next and save your spot.
2010 Dates:
January 16th
April 17th
July 17th
October 16th
http://www.sazeracrestaurant.com/seattle-restaurant-events.php | 1101 Fourth Avenue Seattle |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/18/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | Volterra Cooking Class: Poultry and Basic Poultry Butchering | 7/18/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | Volterra? Cooking Class Series with Chef Don Curtiss
A journey through all aspects of Italian cooking. Each month will feature a different section of the Italian menu. Recipes will be provided for all dishes with wine pairing suggestions. Menus will be determined closer to event dateto assure seasonal freshness
A vegetarian or gluten-free option will always be available
Classes will be limited to 24 people
Individual Classes: $50 per person + 20% Gratuity+Sales Tax
6 class package: $270+20% Gratuity+Sales Tax
11 class series: $440+20% Gratuity+Sales Tax
*Gift Certificates for classes are available and will be shipped for FREE to your favorite foodie
Class includes:
Hands-on cooking class with glass of Prosecco.
3-course meal using the classes prepared items as one of the courses recipes.
Beverages will be sold separately. Wine pairing suggestions will be available for purchase by the glass at a discount from the restaurant pricing. They will also be offered for off premises consumption at standard retail prices.
January 17, 2010 ? Antipasti - The class will prepare the ingredients for a typical Italian antipasti plate and learn several typical appetizers form different regions of Italy. Suggestions for Wine pairings will also be highlighted. When finished with the preparations the class will be treated to a dinner featuring their antipasti creations as a first course. Chef Don and his staff will prepare the entr‚e and dessert courses.
February 21, 2010 ? Soups and Salads
March 21, 2010 ?Making Fresh Pasta 1
April 18, 2010 ? Making Fresh Pasta 2
May 16, 2010 ? Fish and Shellfish
June 20, 2010 ? Vegetarian Dishes
July 18, 2010 ? Poultry and Basic Poultry Butchering
August 15, 2010 ? Meat Dishes and Basic Butchering
September 12, 2010 ? Risotto, Polenta and Side Dishes
October 17, 2010 ? Desserts
November 21, 2010 ? Holiday Wines and Menus
December 19, 2010 ? Student Open House ? all students will be invited to an open house in the Volterra? Drawing Room to celebrate a year of good fun and great food
http://www.volterrarestaurant.com/ | Ballard |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/18/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | Farmers | West Seattle Farmers Market | 7/18/10 | 10:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Sundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska |
. | Farmers | Ballard Farmers Market | 7/18/10 | 10:00 AM | 3:00 PM | Sundays
5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.
http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | 5330 Ballard Ave NW |
. | Food | Music at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm) | 7/18/10 | 8:00 PM | 10:00 PM | From website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm
"Sunday Nights at Hidmo
Various Artists
Sunday evenings
8-10 pm
FREE (donations welcome)
HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant
2000 S. Jackson St.
206-329-1534
This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.
http://www.Hidmo.org | Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St. |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/19/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/19/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | Free | Edmonds PCC Food Packaging Work Parties | 7/19/10 | 7:00 PM | 8:30 PM | EDMONDS PCC FOOD PACKAGING WORK PARTIES
held at Westgate Chapel Food Bank
22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds
on the following Monday evenings at 7 p.m.
? January 11
? March 15
? May 17 ? July 19
? September 20
? November 15
Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make a donation at all PCC checkstands or donate online!
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/ed.html | Westgate Chapel Food Bank |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/20/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/20/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/21/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/21/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | Free | Fremont PCC Food Packaging Work Parties | 7/21/10 | 7:00 PM | 8:30 PM | FREMONT PCC FOOD PACKAGING WORK PARTIES
held at FamilyWorksFood Bank
1501 N. 45th St., Seattle
on the following Wednesday eveningsat 7 p.m.
? January 20
? March 17
? May 19 ? July 21
? September 15
? November 17
Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make a donation at all PCC checkstands or donate online!
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/fr.html | FamilyWorks Food Bank |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/22/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/22/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/23/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/23/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | PacNW | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/24/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Jumpstart your skills exploring the natural world with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors as we learn fundamental tools for connecting with and studying nature. During the week-long course, your classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice; studyingwild edible plants, medicinal plants, wilderness survival skills, tracking wildlife, birding, and exploring the natural world.
Ages Adult $785, July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday | |
. | Food | NatureSkills Weeklong | 7/24/10 | 12:00 AM | 12:00 AM | NatureSkills Weeklong
Spend a week exploring the natural world and learning outdoor survival skills with Wilderness Awareness School?s most experienced instructors.
Classroom instruction will be paired with mentored dirt time in the field where we take theory into practice tracking, birding, studying plants, and exploring the natural world. It?s a wonderful mix of nature awareness, outdoor survival skills and wilderness survival skills training.
A full day will be spent exploring each of the following areas...
Field Observation Refine your physical observation skillsand learn to integrate intuitive awareness into your study of nature. Chris Laliberte weaves stories, current research on human perception and brainpatterning in with concrete practices for learning to see and hear more innature, while expanding both your awareness and ability to retain new learning!
Wildlife Tracking Practice track and sign location, identification, interpretation, aging, ecological tracking, and trailing. A mix of technical skills training and dirt time provides the opportunity to both build skills and work through challenging mysteries with a mentor looking over your shoulder to guide you. Jenn Wolfe guides your study for the day.
Edible and Medicinal Plants Develop your identification skills and learn touse plants for food and medicine. Collection and processing techniques arecovered. John Gallagher guides you down the path towards a deeper relationship with wild plants.
Wilderness Survival & Outdoor Living Skills A skilled naturalist must be comfortable traveling and living in the natural world. Learn shelter construction, fire making, crafts for primitive outdoorliving and other wilderness survival training basics with Dan Corcoran.
Bird Language Interpretation As the master tracker Olaus Murie wrote "One should always listen to the warnings of the birds." Learn to recognize the different calls and alarms of the birds and a whole new world of awareness opens up to you. A day in the field with Alexia Stevens will transform yourawareness of what?s going on in the forest around you.
Although class will be held in the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest, you will leave with a set of invaluable core routines you can take anywhere. This class covers indispensable skills for naturalists!
NatureSkills.com, our content web site with numerous free articles, is a great supporting resourcefor this class!
Adult $785 Food and camping included.
July 18-24, 2010 6:00pm Sunday-12pm Saturday
Our land in the foothills of the Cascades, near Duvall, WA Airport shuttle available.
http://www.wildernessawareness.org/adult/workshops_natureskills_weeklong.html | Near Duvall, WA |
. | Farmers | U-District Farmers Market | 7/24/10 | 9:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Saturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.
"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."
http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| University Way and NE 50th |
. | Farmers | West Seattle Farmers Market | 7/25/10 | 10:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Sundays 10am to 2pm; year-round. "The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska. There is free street parking in the area surrounding the market." http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/west_seattle
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| The 'Junction' at California Ave SW and SW Alaska |
. | Farmers | Ballard Farmers Market | 7/25/10 | 10:00 AM | 3:00 PM | Sundays
5330 Ballard Ave NW. Free parking is available on Shilshole Ave. only one block away.
http://www.fremontmarket.com/ballard/
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | 5330 Ballard Ave NW |
. | Food | Music at Hidmo (Most Sundays - Check with Restaurant to Confirm) | 7/25/10 | 8:00 PM | 10:00 PM | From website of musician Larry Swanson: http://www.larryswanson.com/music-and-dance/African-music-nights-HIDMO.htm
"Sunday Nights at Hidmo
Various Artists
Sunday evenings
8-10 pm
FREE (donations welcome)
HIDMO Eritrean Restaurant
2000 S. Jackson St.
206-329-1534
This free evening of African music has been happening every Sunday at HIDMO since thespring of 2005. Hidmo is a great Eritrean/East African restaurant offeringgood food at reasonable prices. Come join the fun in a "house-party" atmosphere where the performers let their hair down and try out new things." See below or Larry's website for performers for this week.
http://www.Hidmo.org | Hidmo Eritrean Restaurant 2000 S. Jackson St. |
. | Food | Science on Tap | 7/26/10 | 7:00 PM | 9:00 PM | "A place to eat, drink, and talk about science"
Ravenna Science on Tap is the last Monday of the month at the Ravenna Third Place Pub.
"Science on Tap is a place where anyone can come toexplore the latest ideas in science and technology in a relaxed atmosphere...What to expect: meetings usually last about one to two hours. The speakers give a short talk about their area of interest, followed by a break to fill up on coffee and a time for small group discussions. Afterwards there will be a question and answer session and general discussion of the topic with the speaker and the audience at large."
Science on Tap is alsoat T.S. McHugh's Pub in Lower Queen Anne on the first Tuesday of the month.
Please see organizations website's for this month's topic.
http://www.scienceontap.org/index.htm
End times approximate. Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, time and location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more. | Ravenna Third Place Pub |
. | Free | View Ridge PCC Food Packaging Work Parties | 7/28/10 | 7:00 PM | 8:30 PM | VIEW RIDGE PCC FOOD PACKAGING WORK PARTIES
held at University District Food Bank
1413 N.E. 50th St., Seattle
on the following Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.
? January 27
? March 24
? May 26 ? July 28
? September 22
? November 17
Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For moreinformation, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember ? you can make a donation at allPCC checkstands or donate online!
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/community/events/vr.html | University District Food Bank |
. | Farmers | U-District Farmers Market | 7/31/10 | 9:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Saturdays 9am to 2pm; year-round.
"The corner of University Way and NE 50th, in the playground of the University Heights Center for the Community. On-street parking can be found in the vicinity, and the market provides tokens to shoppers for one free hour of parking in nearby pay lots."
http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/u_district
Please contact event organizers above for more information or to confirm dates, timeand location.
Please see www.FreshPickedSeattle.com for additional Seattle food events, farmers markets info and more.
| University Way and NE 50th |
. | Food | Planning Your Winter Garden at Dog Mountain Farms | 7/31/10 | 10:00 AM | 1:00 PM | July
17, 31
Adult Class:
Planning Your Winter Garden
10 AM-1 PM
School of Lost Arts
http://www.lostartsschool.org/calendar.htm | Dog Mountain Farms |
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