First, there’s the Kitten Holiday Party (listed on the West Seattle Weekend Lineup) at Pet Elements south of Morgan Junction:
That’s where we found this new kitten owner adopting what she referred to as “Elliott’s new friend.” (Elliott being the cat who will be surprised and hopefully pleased to meet his new pal.)
Also today and tomorrow, noon-4 pm (and those hours Thursday-Sunday every week), an exhibit at the Log House Museum with a unique take on Seattle history, and it’s only there a few more weeks – here’s what the LHM folks have written up about it:
In the year 1907 the City of Seattle almost doubled in size… how did this
happen? Seattle annexed six of the surrounding cities, of which West Seattle was the largest. Find out about these six communities, the how and the why… and what the Puget Sound area was like in 1907. This 6-panel traveling exhibit is at the Log House Museum until December 31st.Funded by the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, the panels were produced by History Link with research and photographic contributions by the Southwest Seattle Historical Society’s Log House Museum.
Log House Museum, Birthplace of Seattle
Museum and Gift Shop hours, Thursday through Sunday 12-4 pm
Admission by donation: $3 adult, $1 children
3003 61st Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98116, 1 block south of Alki Beach
(206) 938-5293; loghousemuseum@comcast.net
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