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Lately, I’ve been thinking about my grandfather—his life and his legacy. As we approach the Christmas season, I reflect on what he already gave to me. Read about him and reflect on your own history. Let’s take a moment this holiday season to give thanks to the gifts we have already received from all of those who have come before us. FREE drop-in childcare on November 27 (Black Friday!) at Second Story Repertory. Two hours of drop-in child care and fun complimentary holiday crafts. Space is limited, available on a first-come, first served basis. Contact SecondStory Repertory at (425) 881-6777 for details. Hop out of bed and get to the Holiday Shopping Kickoff at Westlake Center mall early on Friday, November 27 and Saturday, 28 to get your Merry Giving Giveaways! Spend $100 or more before noon to receive the following gifts! To redeem, bring your Westlake Center mall receipts to the Merry Giving Gift Zone. Offer valid until noon each day while supplies last. See Terms & Conditions at the Merry Giving Gift Zone or at the Mall Office. Restrictions apply. Seattle Center, showered in thousands of twinkling lights, sets the scene for five weeks of FREE, affordable and fun-filled family activities, soulful festivities and so much more. So take a break from the seasonal frenzy and visit Seattle Center, a 90-second ride away from Seattle’s center city aboard the Monorail Winterfest Express. Bring along your friends, family and colleagues and take in the season at Seattle Center Winterfest! Re-imagine the spirit of the season at Seattle Center Winterfest with the Winter Train and Winter Village, along with Winterfest Ice Rink, Classic Carousel, choruses and comedy, jazz and dance, ice sculpting and fireside sing-alongs. Winter Train and Village Winterfest Ice Rink Winterfest Classic CarouselNov. 27 – Jan. 3, 2010 Free Wi-Fi available at Seattle Center Bring the whole family and ring in the Christmas Season in Leavenworth at Christkindlmarkt. The Annual Bavarian-style Christmas Market for the whole family is held in the Festhalle on Thanksgiving Weekend. Featured activities Plus… In the Seattle Times article about Food-bank donations after a theft in Rainier Valley, staff reporter Molly Rosbach, quoted Sam Osborne, executive director of the Rainier Valley food bank.
For the full story, visit Molly’s article about the donations to the food bank in Rainier Valley. Still wondering what to do for Thanksgiving dinner and plan to dine out? At posting time, OpenTable lists many restaurants with availability for Thanksgiving Day and making reservations online is easy. Reservations are free and can be made around the clock. Click here for a list of available restaurants in the Seattle area for Thanksgiving Day. Some of the highlights include the following restaurants. …plus many more at $30-40 and up… From the Deli Department, Metropolitan Market offers a fully-cooked gourmet Thanksgiving meal featuring an all natural, free-range Diestel Turkey. For only $12.49 per person, this feast will feed 6-8 guests with leftovers! In addition, there is a selection of fresh, oven-ready turkey, ham and beef roasts from the Meat Department. Metropolitan Market has become an award-winning store with multiple locations throughout the Seattle metro area with six locations in Seattle, Tacoma, and Federal Way. From Queen Anne and Admiral in West Seattle, to Sand Point, Federal Way and Tacoma’s Proctor District, Metropolitan actively participates in building the community and reaching out to its members, such as rebuilding the park at Sand Point, to hosting community events at Queen Anne. The Washington State Fraternal Order of Eagles is pleased to host A Thanksgiving To Remember. For over a hundred years the Eagles of Washington State have done many charitable community based events, including Thanksgiving meals. This program is designed to get the word out to as many people as possible about the opportunity to have a low cost or free meal this Thanksgiving. Listed here are participating Clubs. Please contact the location nearest you. Some meals are for members only, and others open to the public. Keep in mind that membership in the Eagles is open to all persons of good moral character. The cost is typically $20-$35 per year for membership. There are 97 Washington Eagles locations. Come visit the newly remodeled 13 Coins serving delicious food and a unique dining experience since 1967. See us at both our downtown Seattle and Seatac locations featuring live music in the Night Owl Lounge, daily happy hours and outdoor and private dining. Always free parking! Special Thanksgiving Dinner menu For reservations, call the restaurant directly. 13 Coins Seattle, 125 Boren Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109. Phone: (206) 682-2513. |
 
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