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The 70th anniversary for Chief Sealth International High School will be a party to remember, with your help. Organizers asked us to share this invitation to the kickoff gathering this Thursday night:
Chief Sealth is celebrating their 70th Anniversary!!
Please Save the Date and Join Us!
Saturday, March 13, 2027 at the Brockey Center, South Seattle College
Volunteers needed: CHIEF SEALTH SEAHAWKS DINNER & AUCTION
Kick-Off Meeting: October 22nd, 7:30 pm @ Whisky West (6451 California SW)
Meet the Co-Chairs Mary & Melanie, Share ideas, Sign up for Procurement, and Share your enthusiasm for our great school!
2027 Auction Website: chiefsealthptsa.schoolauction.net/70thcelebration
Sponsor, volunteer, donate an item, experience or dessert, and/or share a favorite Chief Sealth Seahawks memory or photo. Thank you in advance for your support! 2027 Auction — Chief Sealth International High School PTSA
Tickets will go on sale: December 1, 2026
Questions and Inquiries: auction.chiefsealth@gmail.com
7:27 AM: Southbound California SW at Juneau is a bit bollixed by utility-pole work.
7:41 AM: Texter warns of a stalled vehicle on EB bridge near Fauntleroy end.
Earlier:
6:03 AM: Good morning! Welcome to Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET
Sunny, high near 60. Sunrise will be at 7:35 am today, with sunset at 6:11 pm.
TRANSIT TODAY
Washington State Ferries – The Triangle Route is now on the two-boat schedule with an unscheduled third boat. Check the alert page for last-minute changes.
Metro buses – Regular weekday schedule – any reroute/stop advisories will be here.
West Seattle Water Taxi – Sailing on the regular fall/winter schedule.
BRIDGE TRAFFIC CAMERAS
Here are four bridge views from the SDOT map:
High Bridge – Here’s the main camera, followed by the Fauntleroy-end camera:
Low Bridge – Here’s the westward view:
1st Avenue South Bridge:
See a problem on the bridges/streets/paths/water? Please text or call our hotline (when you can do it safely, and after you’ve reported to authorities if they’re not already on scene) – 206-293-6302. Thank you!
Tonight’s Halloween-decorations spotlight – Derick‘s popular light show at 37th/Graham!
Just reaching out to let you know our Halloween light show is up and running on the corner of 37th Ave SW & SW Graham St.
We had our first kid earlier this year, so I’ve been running a bit behind getting the show together.
There are outdoor speakers for people walking by, or you can tune in with your car radio at 87.9 FM.
More information about the show is at SeattleLightShow.com.
Got decorations? Seen decorations? Photos/tips welcome at westseattleblog@gmail.com or texted to 206-293-6302 – thank you!
More than three weeks after a West Seattle woman was attacked, beaten, and robbed in The Junction, police have yet to announce any progress in the case. But whether or not her attackers are brought to justice, the attack survivor is dealing with the aftermath of her injuries and what a friend describes as “very high” medical bills. Since the attack first came to light, people have been asking how they can help, and we finally have an answer: A crowdfunding campaign has been just set up for her. You can go here to donate. With violent attackers still out there, she has asked to remain unidentified, but friends say she’s tough and fighting to move forward. (And if you have any information about the unsolved crime, 206-233-5000 is the SPD violent-crime tip line; the case # is 26-285630.)
A week and a half after Chief Sealth International High School warned families about the “growing encampment” along nearby Longfellow Creek, it’s scheduled to be swept this week. After a reader commented that something would be happening October 23 – this Friday – we went looking for the posted notices that precede a sweep, and found the one below, posted at the 24th SW trailhead (to the left of the hydrant) in our photo above:
The warning sent to CSIHS families on October 9 suggested they use ind It Fix It to complain about the encampment.
If you saw the cones and crews on SW Wildwood Place this morning, no, they’re not installing the protected bicycle lane yet – but this work is related. WSB contributor Anne Higuera stopped to ask. With rechannelization coming because of the bike lane/safety changes, she learned, they needed to find out how buses would navigate.
In particular, they wanted to find out what might happen if two buses had to pass. For one bus that went by while Anne was there, it was close.
Mayor Wilson signed a safety order in August including the mandate for the bike lane here – on the street where bicycist Maridee Bonadea was killed – by year’s end, and the SDOT crew said they’re still on that timeline.
Jack hopes you’ll be on the lookout for his stolen pickup truck:
My vehicle was stolen near the Junction on 42nd street at 8:30 last night. The vehicle is a 1997 Ford Ranger. Green but sometimes looks blue in certain light. License plate is D76145K. It’s a splash-variant so it has those wheel wells on the side. And when stolen had a soft cover on the bed. A neighbor saw it speed out of the apartment complex at 8:30 last night, Sunday, October 18th, but they were masked so no identification on the person. The thieves came in a blue Ford Mustang convertible with a soft top, a spoiler, and white stripes on the spoiler, and license plate ADY8896.
A police report has been filed, 26-311801. If someone has information or find it, I would appreciate if people would contact the Seattle police to report it.
Please do that via 911.
(Purse-seiner fishing off Alki – photo by Don Brubeck)
Here’s our list of highlights from what’s happening around the peninsula for the rest of today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar:
SOUTHWEST ARTIST SHOWCASE: Any time during regular branch hours, browse the community-created/presented art work on display this month at Southwest Library (9010 35th SW), open today 10 am-6 pm.
FREE OPEN GYM PLAYSPACE: 10:15 am-noon Mondays at Alki UCC (6115 SW Hinds), just drop in to play!
MONDAYS IN MEMORY OF MARJORIE: Weekly demonstration, 3-4 pm at 35th/Edmunds.
LIVE MUSIC AT SEBASTIANO’S: 6-8 pm at the wine shop, piano jazz! (3278 California SW)
‘LISTENING TO GRIEF’ SUPPORT GROUP: 6:30 pm, weekly group gathering for people experiencing grief – you can participate once, weekly, or occasionally. Fee. Before you go, RSVP/register here. (4034 California SW)
D&D: Long-running weekly D&D at 6:30 pm at Meeples Games (3727 California SW). All welcome, first-time players too! $5.
PRACTICE SPEAKING SPANISH: 6:30-8:30 pm, this informal group gathers at Future Primitive Brewing in White Center (9832 14th SW), all welcome.
ALKI MEDITATION: Two places to meditate on Monday nights – in north West Seattle, there’s meditation at Alki UCC, doors open at 6:45, meditation at 7. (6115 SW Hinds)
MEDITATION IN FAUNTLEROY: In south West Seattle, free weekly Zen sitting/meditation in the chapel at Fauntleroy UCC (9140 California SW), 7 pm-8:30 pm.
COMEDY AT OTTER ON THE ROCKS: Monthly comedy night! 7 pm at Otter on the Rocks (4210 SW Admiral Way), headliner John Beuhler leads the bill this time.
MONDAY NIGHT SALSA LESSONS: Series continues, 7 pm with BALORICO at Viva Arts (now at 4736 California SW).
POOL TOURNAMENT: The Corner Pocket‘s weekly tournament, 7 pm. $10 buy-in. (4302 SW Alaska, entrance on California)
MONDAY NIGHT TRIVIA X 3: Three venues on our list with trivia tonight – 6:30 and 7:30 pm Music Quiz at Easy Street Records (4559 California SW) … 7 pm at The Good Society (California/Lander), $2 cash to enter; and 7:30 pm with QuizFix at The Skylark (3803 Delridge Way SW).
PINBALL LEAGUE: Sign up at 7, start playing at 7:30 at Admiral Pub (2306 California SW).
JAZZ AT THE ALLEY: Monday night jazz with The Westside Jazz Trio, 8 pm at The Alley (behind 4509 California SW), 21+, no cover.
Huge thanks to everybody who sends info for our calendar, which we update daily; if you have something to add or cancel (or update), please send the info to westseattleblog@gmail.com – thank you!
9:55 AM: Thanks to Ted for the photo. The pickup truck in the photo had a fire on Beach Drive SW near Atlas Place about the same time as the larger SFD incident on SW Michigan, in the 8 am vicinity. Ted happened by while SFD was in cleanup mode and reports the damage appeared to be in the engine-compartment area. We’re following up with SFD.
2:23 PM: We received this summary from SFD spokesperson Kaila Lafferty: “At 7:42 a.m., dispatch received several calls reporting a car fire, with smoke and flames visible, in the 6300 block of Beach Dr. SW. Engine 32 responded and confirmed a working fire in a pickup truck. The fire was extinguished, and the crew remained on scene to monitor until 8:41 a.m. No cause has been identified. No injuries reported.”
7:55 AM: Seattle Fire has a big response on scene at a commercial building at 200 206 SW Michigan, a short distance east of the bottom of Highland Park Way hill. Updates to come. SFD says the fire’s on the second floor and “the incident is stable.”
8:02 AM: Here’s where this is. SFD says the fire is “in the duct system in the ceiling” and is under control.
8:21 AM: SFD says the fire is out and they’re working on ventilation, as well as investigation.
8:50 AM: No injuries reported; most units have been dismissed.
8:33 AM: SPD is checking out a report of a low-hanging tree branch blocking 42nd SW in the 4500 block.
Earlier:
6:03 AM: Good morning! Welcome to Monday, October 19, 2026.
WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET
Mostly cloudy, high near 60. Sunrise will be at 7:34 am today, with sunset at 6:13 pm.
TRANSIT TODAY
Washington State Ferries – The Triangle Route is now on the two-boat schedule with an unscheduled third boat. Check the alert page for last-minute changes.
Metro buses – Regular weekday schedule – any reroute/stop advisories will be here.
West Seattle Water Taxi – Sailing on the regular fall/winter schedule.
BRIDGE TRAFFIC CAMERAS
Here are four bridge views from the SDOT map:
High Bridge – Here’s the main camera, followed by the Fauntleroy-end camera:
Low Bridge – Here’s the westward view:
1st Avenue South Bridge:
See a problem on the bridges/streets/paths/water? Please text or call our hotline (when you can do it safely, and after you’ve reported to authorities if they’re not already on scene) – 206-293-6302. Thank you!
11:56 PM: A report summary released late tonight by Seattle Police details a burglary arrest southwest of Morgan Junction this afternoon. 911 first got the call around 2 pm about a man trying to enter a residence in the 7000 block of Fauntleroy Way SW. Somebody was home; the man couldn’t get in. Police say he “wandered further down the street” and got into an empty home by kicking the back door in. There, they say, he ate food he found in the kitchen and then went into a bedroom, where officers say they “located the suspect in the bed, under covers.” They arrested him and booked him into jail. We’ll check on his status in the morning.
ADDED 4:49 PM MONDAY: The 41-year-old suspect appeared in court this afternoon; prosecutors requested $50,000 bail and a judge set it at $25,000.
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As we’ve been reporting, your ballot for the general election includes two local races with an incumbent and challenger – King County Council District 8 and State House 34th District Position 2. We’ve covered them at the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce lunch and at the Alki Community Council meeting. This Wednesday, they’re expected at the Morgan Community Association quarterly meeting – Mary Anito and Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon in the State House race, Nick Duda and Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda in the King County race. It’s at 7 pm Wednesday at The Kenney (7125 Fauntleroy Way SW); the agenda also includes updates on ongoing issues including public safety, preparedness, the park expansion, and the EV-charging station.
Less than two weeks until Halloween, and we are continuing to highlight decorations. Tonight, Lacey tells us her “Last Resort Hotel” has arrived for the season:
We have our Halloween haunt all set up again this year! Lots of things to see by day, and spookier to see at night – we are The Last Resort Hotel. Located just off Roxbury, 9643 18th Ave SW. (If you love the Grinch, you might also know us as Whoville at Christmas!)
Just like last year, we will have the yard open again for trick-or-treating and are also accepting donations for WC Food Bank! We have a full yard walk-through display that will only be open for a few nights. October 30 & 31, 5 pm- 9ish. If the weather is nice, I will also have it open on Saturday, October 24, and I will let the Blog know if I do! That said, there are many decorations to view outside of the yard leading up to Halloween, like The Last Resort Cemetery, where the Gravedigger is keeping an eye on things!
We are welcoming donations for WC Food Bank again and will have a QR code posted and a donation bin available. I will also put a donation bin out in front of my display in the next few days, if people would like to donate unopened food items – look for a black cooler labeled Donations. I will check it regularly.
We have a full yard walk-through display, with lots of hotel “amenities”, like the Witch Way Cafe, Last Gasp Gifts and Doll Parts Daycare. The hotel boasts a cemetery and morgue. Last Resort Coven meetings are currently being held in the witches’ den. Zombies will be there to greet you along the way!
Our theme is very fun! I’m a kid of the ’80s and I would say my display is inspired by old Scooby-Doo episodes, vintage Halloween etc. I love decorating and a lot of the display is handmade by myself, like all of the cemetery fencing, my huge pumpkin king, the mausoleum and spooky well. I have lots of fun with the signage too, it helps to tell the story!
Please come visit us and donate if you can! I have a few regular fans who come visit the display, which I love! I’ve offered a sneak peek to some, so if you see me out in the yard, say hi! I love how much joy it brings people, it inspires me to keep going!
Got – or seen – decorations that others should see too? Photos/tips welcome at westseattleblog@gmail.com or texted to 206-293-6302 – thank you!
After more than 30 years, Mashiko‘s final night in the West Seattle Junction is tomorrow. After that, the Japanese restaurant will be closed until it’s ready to reopen at its new location in White Center. The Mashiko team asked if we’d share their “farewell, West Seattle” message:
To all the amazing people of West Seattle- We want to say goodbye, sort of.
Mariah, our sushi chef and fearless leader has been exclusively working at Mashiko going on 27 years. She has watched West Seattle grow up from her little window on California Ave longer than any of us and was reflecting, “We’ve been fortunate enough to be a part of so many people’s lives. Watching families start and celebrate life has made our careers truly rewarding.” We couldn’t have said it better.
With our relocation we hope to bring the community together and grow our family and friends. If we could have stayed in West Seattle we would have. The White Center community is a growing, vibrant, diverse place truly welcoming of all people and quite a few of us call this community home. Our staff, friends and family will be working hard to build a warm and inviting space to recreate the Mashiko experience; Mashiko Tsugu- ‘to join’. The new location will allow us to grow and create more delicious food.
For now please follow us on our social media accounts if you’re interested in updates on our next chapter.
With love and excitement,
Mariah Kmitta, Alix Yarrow and the outstanding team at Mashiko Tsugu
It’s been almost three months since Mashiko announced the moving plan, a little over one month since disclosing the new location at 9640 16th SW. When will they reopen? Owner/GM Alix told WSB, “We would love to be open by the end of the year, but that’s dependant on how fast permitting moves.”
(WSB photos)
1:26 PM: If you’ve been to the Fauntleroy Fall Festival in past years, you’ll notice the Fauntleroy Church lot looks different from past years. It’s a new layout because this year it’s all on the church/Y side – and some of what you’ll remember from inside The Hall at Fauntleroy is happening in the church’s Fellowship Hall – right now, participants in the Cake Trot get a chance to win decorated donated cakes:
Back out in the lot, look for the Fauntleroy Community Association’s Great Pumpkin Search booth – this year it’s part of the festival:
Lots more happening and we have more photos to add – see the schedule on the festival website – it’s on until 4 pm at 9140 California SW.
2:09 PM: The festival classics are going full force, like birdhouse-building and pumpkin-painting:
Volunteers like Deb are on hand to joyfully assist you:
And you can again this year get up-close views of birds and bunnies:
Performances are both outdoors and indoors (here again are the schedule and map) – the West Seattle Big Band is playing inside the Fellowship Hall. More coverage to come!
3:27 PM: The Big Band is playing all the way until the festival ends at 4 pm, so if yu’re here, don’t miss them.
Outside, another sizable band – the West Seattle Ukulele Players (video later).
And if someone in your family is still in the mood for pumpkin searching, the FCA says there’s still time – get to their table and get the info! They hid more than 400 and don’t know how many have been found yet, but certainly not all of them. We went to see some of the painted pumpkins, too:
This is all free thanks to donations and volunteering – if you didn’t donate while festival-going, you can find the link on the festival website.
Photos by Torin Record-Sand
Video by Tracy Record
for West Seattle Blog
From West Seattle to Tukwila, hundreds of volunteers devoted Saturday to restoration and cleanup work along Seattle’s only river and in its watershed, no doubt appreciated by all those who depend on it, like the Great Blue Heron in our photo above. The fall session of the twice-yearly Duwamish Alive! multi-site work party included the volunteers we saw in parks near the mouth of the Duwamish River …
And those who gathered for the welcoming ceremony at White Center Heights Park:
While a collection of native plants awaited shovels to place them into their new homes, light rain fell.
But spirits remained bright through a short round of speeches – Sharon Leishman, who leads the Duwamish Alive! Coalition, explained its 20 years of work, and how the river and its watershed connects us all:
She introduced King County Executive Girmay Zahilay, who was also there to spotlight a new countywide celebration of volunteer service:
His participation reminded all present that the work is for future generations too – he brought along his daughter Jazzy:
Some of the riverfront parks with Duwamish Alive! events are part of the Port of Seattle, whose Commissioner Hamdi Mohamed spoke at White Center Heights Park as well, talking about the importance of governments responsibly stewarding the environment:
That theme was echoed by county Natural Resources and Parks deputy director Tricia Davis:
Before everyone dug into the tasks at hand, Leishman presented the speakers with copies of Tom Reese‘s book “Once and Future River: Reclaiming the Duwamish“:
And before everyone dispersed, the commemorative group photo:
Watch for your chance to volunteer when next spring’s Duwamish Alive! date is announced – and in the meantime, at many other events at local parks and forests, spotlighted on calendars like ours and the Green Seattle Partnership.
(WSB photo)
Here’s our list of what’s happening as the third weekend of October continues, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar:
MOON ROOM SALE: The “sweet little gift shop in the universe” at 5902 California SW is having a sale all weekend – 15 percent off both in-store and online. Moon Room (a WSB sponsor) is open today 11 am-5 pm, 24/7 online.
BOOK-BUYING BENEFIT CONCLUDES: Get books at Paper Boat Booksellers (4522 California SW; WSB sponsor) through today, and part of the proceeds benefit Chief Sealth IHS girls’ soccer!
WEST SEATTLE RUNNING CLUB: 8:30 am, meet at Alki Statue of Liberty (61st/Alki) to run with friends old and new.
SUNDAY FUNDAY RUNDAY: 9 am, Westies Run Club meets at Highland Park Corner Store (7789 Highland Park Way SW) for today’s run.
CROSS COUNTRY CLEANUP FUNDRAISER: Starting at 9 am at Chief Sealth IHS (2600 SW Thistle), cross country team members are cleaning up the neighborhood as a fundraiser – donations appreciated; see their flyer in our calendar listing or use this link to donate.
PLAY AT THE MISSING PIECE: 9:30 am-11:30 am, play American Mah Jongg at The Missing Piece (4707 California SW)
WEST SEATTLE FARMERS’ MARKET: Now in the still-bountiful fall produce-and-products season, open for shopping and eating (as it is every weekend of the year, even holidays), 10 am-2 pm, California SW between SW Oregon and SW Alaska.
TOYS FOR TOTS DRIVE AT THE MARKET: The Kiwanis Club of West Seattle is at the Farmers’ Market every Sunday through early December, 10 am-2 pm, at the south end (California/Alaska), collecting new unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots.
ALSO IN THE JUNCTION – MAKERS’ MARKET: Local makers at Jet City Labs (4547 California SW), 10 am-2 pm.
WOODY PLANTS FOR URBAN SPACES: 10 am guided tour through West Seattle Nursery (5275 California SW; WSB sponsor) to learn about possibilities for your space.
VISIT THE GARDEN: Seattle Chinese Garden is open to visitors 10 am-5 pm on Sundays, free but donations appreciated. (6000 16th SW)
FREE NIA CLASS: Begins at 10:15 am; first class free if you pre-register. At Inner Alchemy Studio/Sanctuary. (3618 SW Alaska)
SOUTHWEST ART SHOWCASE: 10 am to 6 pm at Southwest Library (9010 35th SW), visit the branch to see what’s on display!
WEST SEATTLE TOOL LIBRARY: Open today! Need a tool but don’t need/want to, or can’t, buy it? Look for it at, and borrow it from, the West Seattle Tool Library, open 11 am-4 pm on the northeast side of Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. (4408 Delridge Way SW)
WEST SEATTLE RESIST: 11:30 am-1:30 pm, weekly action in The Junction.
FRESH HOP FEST & FALL BEER SHOWCASE: Noon-7 pm at Ounces (3809 Delridge Way SW).
FAUNTLEROY FALL FESTIVAL: Earlier this year! 1-4 pm at Fauntleroy Church/YMCA campus (9140 California SW), free fall fun – here is the schedule:
See the map and more on the festival website. Also note, this year’s festival incorporates the Great Pumpkin Search!
WELCOME ROAD WINERY: You’re welcome Sunday afternoons (among other times) at this West Seattle tasting room (with a patio!) – open 2-5 pm today, kids and dogs welcome. (3804 California SW; WSB sponsor)
SIGN-MAKING PARTY: Instead of a regular monthly meeting, West Seattle Indivisible invites all to come make signs for next Sunday’s “Bop to the Box” voting procession, 3-5:30 pm at St. John’s (3050 California SW)
PAST, PRESENT, ELSEWHERE AT REVELRY ROOM: 3 pm, album-listening session. (4547 California SW)
UNDERGROUND TRIVIA AT CORNER POCKET: Trivia starts at 7:30 pm – free to play, with prizes. (4302 SW Alaska)
LIVE JAZZ AT THE ALLEY: 8-10 pm, end your weekend with jazz – catch the D-Lux Jazz Trio at The Alley (behind 4509 California SW) in The Junction.
Organizing, or know about, an event that should be on the WSB community Event Calendar – whether one-time or recurring? Please email us the basic details – westseattleblog@gmail.com – thank you!
The report and images came in via text:
At a condominium building across from Westwood Village (QFC side), they broke into several storage rooms today at 6:00 pm.
Police case number 26-310609.
Story by Jason Grotelueschen
Photos courtesy of Tia Nguyen
Chief Sealth International High School‘s football squad fought hard against Bishop Blanchet on Saturday, falling just short with a final score of 21-14. The game was a noon kickoff at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex.
We were only able to attend in-person for the 1st quarter, which ended scoreless at 0-0. Sealth athletic director Ernest “Coach P.” Policarpio tells us that QB Michael Wayman scored on a TD run in the 2nd quarter, and the game was tied 7-7 at the half. Xander Gomez added a TD for the Seahawks in the 3rd quarter, hauling in a pass from Wayman, but Bishop Blanchet scored twice in the 2nd half to seal the victory for the Bears.
Game photos below, courtesy of Sealth parent Tia Nguyen:
Jeampy Kamili leaps for an interception:
Xander Gomez hauls in a pass for a touchdown:
Kamili cuts up the middle on a run:
Seneca Nguyen zeroes in for a catch:
Asher Latif making the block:
The Seahawks remain winless for the season, and play O’Dea next Friday, October 23 at 7 pm at SWAC.
7:18 PM: Police are diverting southbound Harbor Avenue SW traffic in the 1700 block because of a collision reported to involve an SUV driver and bicycle rider. No other information so far; avoid the area for a while.
7:44 PM: Officers told dispatch they’re reopening the street. We are checking with SFD about the rider’s condition. The online log suggests they’re being taken to the hospital by SFD medic unit.
5:33 AM: Just got word from SFD spokesperson David Cuerpo: “Crews responded to reports of a collision involving a vehicle and bicyclist. They treated a 17-year-old male who was in stable condition. Paramedics transported him to Harborview for further care.”
With a community countdown and ceremonial snips, Jennifer Hobbs opened the new West Seattle Junction location of her studio VivaArts tonight. That kicked off a party set to continue until after midnight tonight at 4736 California SW, with free demonstrations and classes showing off the wide-ranging offerings that VivaArts is known for – from capoeira to salsa to samba to Irish dance – here’s the schedule of what’s yet to come tonight:
6:45pm – 7:10pm Uplift
7:15pm – 7:30pm Capoeira Demo
7:30pm – 7:50pm Capoeira Roda
8:00pm – 8:30pm Vamolá/Samba
8:35pm – 9:55pm Oula Dance
9:00pm – 9:20pm Oula Soul Flow
9:25pm – 9:40pm Bellydance
9:45pm – 10:10pm Salsa/Bachata
10:15pm – 12:30am DJ
Hobbs told the crowd that the new studio – which we first reported on back in February – was the fulfillment of a dream, enabling her to serve community members of all ages – from pre-K to seniors!
We’ll be adding interior photos shortly.
ADDED 7:45 PM: Here’s a look at the new spaces – and the indoor art:
We showed you the outdoor sign/mural in progress earlier this week – here it is, complete:
The ribboncutting was organized by Rachel Porter, executive director of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce:
Next grand opening in The Junction will be right up the block – we reported recently that Dave’s Hot Chicken and Gong Cha tea are expecting to open November 12.
Can you help? The Fauntleroy Fall Festival is happening 1-4 pm tomorrow (Sunday, October 18) and we just got word they need a few more volunteers to help make it happen! If you can spare a few hours Sunday afternoon, go here, see the roles that are available, and sign up! Organizers – and festivalgoers – will thank you!
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