West Seattle Wednesday: Story time, and not just at the libraries

(“First sign of spring!” says West Seattle photographer Machel Spence)
From the WSB West Seattle Events calendar:

TONIGHT’S BRIDGE WORK: No closures announced so far, but lane closures for the Spokane Street Viaduct Widening Project continue – listed here.

IN CASE YOU HEAR PLANES: A WSB’er calls our attention to a NORAD alert about exercises over the region – might have already happened (or not), but in case you see/hear military aircraft (the latter’s more likely today), this might explain it.

LIBRARY STORY TIMES: From the Seattle Public Library Calendar of Events – Preschool Story Times at 10:30 am (West Seattle/Admiral branch) and 11:30 am (Southwest branch), Somali Story Time at 5 pm at the High Point branch.

WEST SEATTLE FIRMS AT SEATTLE HOME SHOW: The annual Seattle Home Show continues at the CenturyLink Event Center, noon-8 pm, with West Seattle participants including WSB sponsors Ventana Construction, Potter Construction, and NCompass Cottage Company.

MOVIE TIME AT SENIOR CENTER OF WEST SEATTLE: 1 pm, “Heart and Souls” (1993). California/Oregon. (from Twitter)

TEEN ZUMBA: Fourth Wednesday of the month means Teen Zumba at the Southwest Teen Life Center, open to anyone between the ages 11-19, 5 pm, free. (2801 SW Thistle)

DAYSTAR CHAT: Open conversation with Daystar Retirement Village (WSB sponsor) residents and families, 5 pm, full details here

POEMS AND STORIES: Poetry Bridge‘s 4th Wednesday Poems & Tales at C & P Coffee Company (WSB sponsor), 5612 California SW, from 7-9 pm. Featured readers are Noel Parkinson and Beau Pritchard, followed by open mike (signup starts at 6:45 pm); free and open to all ages.

5 Replies to "West Seattle Wednesday: Story time, and not just at the libraries"

  • The Velvet Bulldog February 22, 2012 (9:51 am)

    Love, Love, LOVE that photo!!!

  • kevin February 22, 2012 (11:06 am)

    Beautiful shot. Love the great bokeh!

  • Fabulousem February 22, 2012 (11:49 am)

    Maybe I’ve missed this in other discussions, but why can’t the “bridge closed” sign be moved to I-5, so you can avoid the bridge when it’s closed? I went through last night around 9:30, not knowing the bridge was closed until I was already on it. Had I known prior to the exit, I would have gone around through White Center.

  • Westseattledood February 22, 2012 (3:01 pm)

    Lovely shot, as usual Mahel!

    Mahel fans take note:

    her show (with dozens of affordable 5″x5″ photos and notecards) runs through the end of the month at Coffee To a Tea on California.

  • WTF February 22, 2012 (3:22 pm)

    What a wonderful, wonderful photo.

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