Who’s open early for the Seahawks game, and other West Seattle Sunday highlights

A Bald Eagle taking off from a Madrona snag on Alki Point, West Seattle.

(Sorry, no “seahawk” photos available, but this bald eagle photographed at Alki Point by Danny McMillin seems to be in the appropriate spirit)
Happy Sunday! We know rooting for the Seahawks in their division-title game against Atlanta is at the top of most lists. So, first, here’s our updated list of who told us they’re open early for game-watching and/or early food takeout/delivery:

Pioneer Coffee
Christo’s On Alki
The Bridge
West Seattle Eagles
Feedback Lounge
(WSB sponsor)
Beer Junction
Elliott Bay Brewing
Beveridge Place Pub
OutWest Bar
Zeeks Pizza
(WSB sponsor)
Mac’s Triangle Pub
Pegasus Pizza
Alki Tavern

For the specific times – and other details (specials, etc.) if the venue shared that info – check out each listing on the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar. (If you don’t usually use the calendar page – mouse over the right side of any line to show a “plus” sign on which you can click; that opens a preview, with a “read more” link if you want to see the listing’s full page, usually including address, map, and more.) Any place missing? Please add it in the comments.

Other highlights today:

WEST SEATTLE FARMERS’ MARKET: 10 am-2 pm as always, 44th/Alaska in The Junction.

MEET THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY’S NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: At the Log House Museum (61st/Stevens), noon-4 pm today, it’s a chance to meet and hear from the Southwest Seattle Historical Society’s new executive director Clay Eals. Just drop in – or make plans to be there at 2 pm for the program. Details here.

DUWAMISH LONGHOUSE ANNIVERSARY: The Duwamish Tribe‘s longhouse at 4705 W. Marginal Way SW celebrates its fourth anniversary 1-4 pm today, including refreshments and a free concert from 2-3 pm by Northwest Native flutist & storyteller Paul Cheoketen Wagner. The Longhouse’s message: “Support the ancestors — donations in support of the continuing operation of the Longhouse are always welcome.”

HIGH POINT LIBRARY ‘SUNDAYS ARE SPECIAL’ CELEBRATION: If you missed the news last week, all Seattle Public Library branches are now open Sunday afternoons, thanks to funding from the library levy passed by voters last year. And each of the newly reopened-on-Sunday libraries will celebrate that status sometime over the next few months; 2-3:30 pm today, visit the High Point Library (35th/Raymond) to join in the “Sundays Are Special” event (detailed here).

ROBB BENSON AT SKYLARK: All-ages live music, starting at 3 pm, Skylark Café and Club (3803 Delridge Way).

LOTEM NAMLING AT KENYON HALL: Tibetan storytelling, musician, and activist Loten Namling performs at 6 pm at Kenyon Hall (7904 35th SW). Here’s our preview from when his tour stop here was announced.

WEST SEATTLEITES PERFORM WITH GARFIELD JAZZ: 7 pm, the Garfield High School Jazz musicians – including West Seattleites – are in concert, but note it’s a different location from the original announcement – now at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center. There’s a map in our calendar listing.

3 Replies to "Who's open early for the Seahawks game, and other West Seattle Sunday highlights"

  • WS wildlife photos make my day January 13, 2013 (11:16 am)

    WOW, that is one heck of a photo, thank you, Danny & WSB!

  • WTF January 13, 2013 (7:10 pm)

    Gorgeous!

  • loveit January 13, 2013 (8:59 pm)

    phenomenal shot!!

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