$5 New York Steak & Fries 3PM-6PM Daily in Jimmy G’s 21+ Sports Bar at TechCity Bowl, 13033 NE 70th Pl, Kirkland.
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Every year, spectators line the beaches of Lake Washington, soak in the Northwest sun and catch Seafair, a specatular show on the water and in the air with the Albert Lee Cup Hydroplane Races and the Boeing Air Show. Added to the 2010 festivities is the first Washington state U.S Hyperlite Wakeboard Experience. Washington State is the second largest wakeboard community. The leading brand name in the wakeboard industry, Hyperlite, has teamed up with Rezin Marketing and Seafair to bring a pro wake event to Lake Washington! Pro athletes will compete each day for three, one-hour performances. Hyperlite Wakeboarders Shaun Murray, Jimmy LaRiche, JD Webb, Jacob Valdez and others athletes will WOW the crowd hitting kickers and performing huge aerial maneuvers. Hyperlite was born in the early 90’s and quickly established its dominance in the wakeboard scene through top athletes and great products. Helping to pump up the crowd of onlookers will be a “floating DJ”. The Yellow Tail Oasis Cabanas & South Turn Beer Garden are located next to the event and offer a prime viewing spot! On Friday, August 6, General Admission is free. Bring your own lawn chair! Free Country Dance lessons with your host Maryann are offered at the Little Red Hen, Seattle’s legendary home of live country music located in the Greenlake neighborhood at 7115 Woodlawn Ave. NE., Seattle, WA 98115. Phone: (206) 522-1168. Dancing til Dusk features FREE dance lessons outdoors in Seattle’s downtown parks from some of the best instructors in the city — this is a great opportunity to learn from them! Moonlight Cinema by Redhook Ale Brewery is presented in their outdoor grassy amphitheater, known as The Bowl. On Thursday evenings from mid-July through August, movie watchers gather under the stars to see their favorite movies projected on a 55-foot inflatable screen, while enjoying some of the finest brew available in the Northwest. Redhook invites you to join in this unique and memorable annual tradition. Come and see what the hype is about! For a list of this season’s movies or directions to the site, visit www.redhookmoonlightcinema.com. The Not Allowed List: Learn more about Washington State’s “Next Generation” at this free event featuring presentations on environmental and conservation issues during happy hour with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. RSVP with Brenda Tincher 206-343-4345 X 389 or send email to btincher@tnc.org. July 9, 2010, from 4-5:30pm SpitFire Grill on the Microsoft Campus. How to debate Tim Eyman and win. Len Barson, Senior Policy Advisor at The Nature Conservancy, will talk about why he took on Tim Eyman, as well as other initiatives like I-9330 and I-1033, and how this work on ballot initiatives brings huge wins for conservation. Washington’s Next Generation is a group of young Seattle-area professionals within the Nature Conservancy who are dedicated to fostering the next generation of conservationists. They’ve hosted events throughout the city to increase awareness of conservation activities among their peers. The Nature Conservancy protects Earth’s most important natural places through great science and smart partnerships. Come in the Second Thursday of every Month from 5:00 P.M. till 7:00 P.M. for the Monthly Cheese & Wine Pairing at The Cheese Cellar. Engage in lively conversation and expand your Cheese and Wine knowledge! The Cheese Cellar is located at the foot of the Space Needle between Broad Street and Denny Avenue at the North end of Belltown at the Fisher Plaza Building, 100 4th Ave North Suite 150, Seattle, WA 98109. Phone 206.404.2743. For more details on what’s happening each month, sign up for our Monthly Newsletter. What better way is there to spend a Thursday evening? Seattle International Beer Festival (SIB) is and OVER THE TOP beer festival, celebrating the world’s most legendary brewing styles and the nations that made them famous. Come taste over 150 world-class beers from more than 15 countries. Cost is $25 AT GATE. $5 for non-drinkers (includes free N/A bevs). Ticket price includes the following goodies. Hours Here’s how to enjoy all that beer and save a buck or more: Experience what life would be like to live downtown at the Market Foundation’s Spaces for Urban Living: Downtown Home Tour. Homes in the self-guided walking tour are selected because of architectural or interior design interest, including art, use of space, and the ways that the homes reflect the personalities of the residents. From funky to chic, all the homes are distinctive. The 2010 tour features homes in buildings located within walking distance of the Pike Place Market, including Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue, The Watermark, The Grand Pacific and the Market’s Livingston Baker Building. Purchase tickets online by Friday, June 25th (by 1pm) to receive the Early Bird discount. Cost of advance tickets: $25. The Seattle Bicycle Club is a not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to the interests of recreational cyclists. Club interests are recreation, exercise, safety and camaraderie. The Club maintains a library of bike route maps with itineraries on their website. The routes include locations around Seattle as well as throughout Washington state. The Cue Sheet/Maps Library is provided as a resource for club members as well as members of the Greater Northwest Cycling Community. They request that non-club members identify the source when using the map and also ask that you notify them of errors that you find in routes or recommendations you have for their improvement for everyone’s safety and enjoyment by sending email to the map_librarian@seattlebiketours.org |
 
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