West Seattle scenes: Sustainable spree; Sealth jazz; HPIC’s 90th

November 17, 2009 at 3:35 am | In Highland Park, Sustainable West Seattle, WS culture/arts | 1 Comment

Music to money-free-shop by – that’s what you hear harpist Kathy Wilmering performing in our video from last night’s Sustainable West Seattle Money-Free Shopping Spree. So what kind of sustainable gifts did folks exchange? We asked Sarah and Kate to tell us what they were offering:

SWS’s event was held at the brand-new High Point Neighborhood Center. Meantime, a couple images from last weekend:

Lynn Ogdon shared Tom Wolken‘s photo of the Chief Sealth High School Jazz Band after their performance in the Mill Creek Jazz Festival on Saturday, celebrating “a job well done,” as Lynn puts it. And from Sunday, Dina Lydia Johnson shares more photos from the Highland Park Improvement Club‘s 90th birthday – first, HPIC trustees:

And West Seattle-residing City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen was there to present an official city proclamation:

Coming up at the HPIC building in just a few weeks, the Highland Park Action Committee will have a holiday potluck replacing its November/December meetings – 7 pm on Wednesday, Dec. 2.

1 Comment

  1. Nice job Chief Sealth Jazz Band!

    Comment by me on 28th Ave SW — November 18, 09 5:53 pm #

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