Tomorrow: Sustainable West Seattle “Money-Free Shopping Spree”

It’s festive … it’s sustainable … it’s affordable … it’s 24 hours away! Tomorrow night is Sustainable West Seattle’s Money-Free Shopping Spree, and you are invited – 6-9 pm, Camp Long Lodge. It’s a potluck and gift-swap occasion, and while SWS is hoping people will bring handmade gifts — the full list of what to bring (food and gift-wise) is on the SWS website — their latest bulletin also notes:

… if you don’t have time to pull together a gift between now and Monday, it is good to purchase something made by hand locally and give that OR better yet please consider offering a service/skill for 1-2 hours: gardening, bike repair, a foraging tour in West Seattle, wormbox 101, beekeeping 101, tutoring, a meal, making a dinner, kayak tour, etc. The possibilities of what you can give of some time to a neighbor are limitless …

In addition to the money-free gift swap, the event also features food, music by West Seattle acoustic guitarist Gunnar Goelitz, and guest speakers — West Seattle Chamber of Commerce executive director Patti Mullen (did you know the C of C is heavily involved in promoting sustainability? It’s even got a Green Team!), Sustainable Seattle executive director Sean Schmidt (who’ll talk about the Celebrate Local campaign that’s under way citywide this season), and WSB co-publisher Patrick Sand with a few words about the wonderful sense of community we’ve been seeing and reporting on throughout the year. That’s tomorrow, 6-9 pm, Camp Long Lodge (map), check out the complete details here.

2 Replies to "Tomorrow: Sustainable West Seattle "Money-Free Shopping Spree""

  • Bill Reiswig December 8, 2008 (1:19 pm)

    Thanks for the call out and continued support West Seattle Blog. If anyone would like to attend tonight last minute I encourage you to. Consider as a gift giving a service/skill — this does not take time to prepare for, we have the “certificate” to fill out at the door. Do bring a small potluck item, though!

  • WSB December 8, 2008 (1:36 pm)

    I just sent it out via our almost-500-people Twitter list too, and a forum reminder may be in order … TR

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