WEST SEATTLE FRIDAY: Admiral trick-or-treating, vaccination clinic’s first day, more….

(Photo from Ashley in the 7000 block of 14th SW – one of dozens of displays spotlighted in our Halloween Guide)

From the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar and Halloween Guide:

VACCINATION CLINIC OPENS: Today is the first day for West Seattle’s new city-sponsored COVID-19 vaccination clinic, at Neighborhood House High Point (6400 Sylvan Way SW), as announced earlier this week. Walk-ins welcome, appointments too, 11 am-7 pm Fridays, 8:30 am-4:30 pm Saturdays.

DELRIDGE/HIGHLAND PARK STAY HEALTHY STREETS OPINIONS? Share your thoughts with an SDOT team that’ll be tabling 2-4 pm on 11th SW by Highland Park Elementary to listen to your comments and answer questions. The city has proposed a permanent route, as previewed here.

ADMIRAL DISTRICT TRICK OR TREATING: The businesses in The Admiral District have decided to welcome trick-or-treaters this year after all, and it’s happening 3-6 pm today. Look for participating merchants (with this sign) mostly along California and Admiral radiating out from that intersection.

SPOOKY INTERACTIVE ART GALLERY: 5:30-10 pm tonight and tomorrow; you have to text to get the location – the number is in our calendar listing,

NIGHTFALL ORPHANAGE: 7 pm-10 pm, the haunted experience at 2130 Alki SW is open again tonight. Info (and video trailer!) in our calendar listing.

HALLOWEEN BINGO & COSTUME CONTEST: 8 pm at Admiral Pub (2306 California SW), with prizes.

LAST DAY FOR HOLIDAY GREENERY FUNDRAISER: Today’s the deadline for orders in Seattle Lutheran High School’s holiday-greenery fundraiser – details and ordering link here.

Something for our calendar, Halloween Guide, daily previews, forthcoming Holiday Guide … or a possible news story? westseattleblog@gmail.com, or text/voice 206-293-6302 if it’s urgent … thank you!

1 Reply to "WEST SEATTLE FRIDAY: Admiral trick-or-treating, vaccination clinic's first day, more...."

  • anonyme October 30, 2021 (7:58 am)

    I got my booster yesterday and it all went pretty smoothly.  My only complaint is that the check-in table is tiny, with two people side by side.  As I answered the health questions posed by the attendant, the patient next to me kept commenting on my answers.   Not cool.  Even though the place was packed, one check-in person would have been enough while also preserving privacy.  Either that or provide two separate tables for this.

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