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Join us Wednesday March 4th @ 6 PM at the Paper Boat Booksellers store for an in-depth discussion on the 1976 Hugo and Locus Award winning Classic SF about cloning, “Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang” by Kate Wilhelm. if you buy the copy at Paper Boat, you receive a 10% discount.
West Seattle Urbanism – Weekly Meetup
Wednesdays, 6 pm to 8 pm
Great American Diner & Bar
4752 California Ave SW
Free weekly group run – all levels – meet at West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor).
HUM-IN
Collective Sound Vibration as
Peaceful Protest against Injustice
Wednesdays 6:30-7 pm
Junction Plaza Park
Free Live Music Wednesdays!
Locöl
7902 35th Ave SW
Rotating Artists
6:30 – 8:30
Free
21+
Trivia at the Admiral Pub
Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm. Free to play with cash prizes.
We also do every Thursday except for the last Thursday of every month. Thursday has the same setup, starts at 7 pm, free to play with cash prizes.
Alki Community Choir Open Rehearsals
Wednesday evenings 7-9 pm (no rehearsal on the third Wednesday of each month).
Alki United Church of Christ (Alki UCC)
6115 SW HindsEmail music@alkiucc.org for more information.
Come Sing with Us!
Music Director Daniel Self invites you to join the fun and welcoming Alki Community Choir.
From seasoned vocalists to shower divas, all are welcome regardless of experience, age, faith or non-faith. Join us to sing new and well-loved songs in a variety of musical styles, including traditional hymns, spirituals and gospel.
Come once … keep coming back … there are no auditions or commitments. Rehearsals for community choir are ongoing, so it is always a good time to join.
Daniel is an exuberant and accomplished choir music director and a Seattle-based musician and music educator.
Do you love music? Do you like games? Come check out Music Bingo at Good Society every Wednesday from 7-9 PM! Bring your friends and enjoy some tunes and brews with chances to win prizes!
Fully backlined open mic at Skylark free every Wednesday, 7:30 pm sign-up 7:30pm sign-up /Music starts at 8:30 (The line to sign up often starts to form around 7:00 so get here early!)
It’s great for musicians, but it is also a great night out to see some of Seattle’s best up and coming musicians.
- No host to hog the spotlight, just bands/solo acts and a friendly, experienced sound engineer
- >Full 16 track recordings of your set available for purchase ($10 for solo acts, $20 for bands), make a demo!
- Full menu and bar available with 12 beers on tap
- All genres welcome: solo, acoustic, electronica, full bands, and comedy of any type
10 minutes/2 songs each- Gretsch house drums, Vox AC30 guitar amp, Yamaha G50410 guitar amp, Ashdown ABM500 bass amp, Shure mics, DIs, etc.
- You are welcome to bring more gear, just talk to the sound engineer beforehand to make sure it is compatible
PLEASE NOTE: The list goes out at 7:30 but people arrive much earlier to line up and is first come first served. Please be courteous of those that were there before you. While this is free to sign-up, please arrive hungry and thirsty, and do purchase something as we want to keep providing the opportunity and keep it free.
Wednesday night trivia at 8 pm with Quizmaster J!
Karaoke at the Admiral Pub
Every Sunday and Wednesday 8 pm till 1 am
Weekly trivia at Larry’s Tavern at 8 pm Wednesday.
Trivia with Phil T. $2 buy-in. Prizes. Reservations at (updated) talaricospizza.com/reservations-small-party
Karaoke at the Admiral Pub
Every Wednesday night at 8:45 pm
The Westy is hosting a dine-out MARCH 3rd, 4th & 5th for the Alki Co-Op and donating partial proceeds to our school. Must use code word “DONATION” so they know you’re with us!
F3, a free national men’s workout group:
We meet at 5:30 am 3 days a week at 3 locations in West Seattle/White Center:
Tuesday: meet at Hiawatha Playfield
Thursday: meet at Alki Bathhouse
Friday: meet at Steve Cox ParkThese workouts are always free, always outdoors, peer-led in a rotating fashion, open to all men regardless of fitness level, and always end in a circle of trust.
More information at f3seattle.com
Bring your little ones and come play at our church’s PlaySpace — open every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to noon! It’s a warm, welcoming indoor spot for kids to move, imagine, and make new friends while parents and caregivers connect with one another. All are welcome, drop-in style, and the cost is FREE — come as you are and stay as long as you like!
What: Thursday Qi Gong Sessions
When: from 10-11 AMDescription: These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of experience. Participants will learn gentle movements that promote relaxation, energy balance, and overall well-being.
Sign-Up: Interested participants can sign up through this links:
Thursday: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1120273782039?aff=oddtdtcreator
10 am – 12 pm
Hey West Seattle friends!
Work from home and craving a change of scenery (or just some friendly faces)?
I’m at The Void every week and thought it’d be fun to turn it into a casual cowork & coffee hang. Come work alongside others, craft, game or just enjoy a cool vibe and delicious coffee. You can bring arts & crafts, play games, work or chat!
Drop by, say hi, and let’s make working from home a little less solo!
Join us on Heylo and RSVP: https://heylo.group/the-seattle-thaw
Medicare Health Insurance is a challenge: it’s so confusing – so much information – the way it works, the options available, what to consider, what steps to take – how on earth are you going to decide which is the best plan for you?
Are just starting on Medicare, or do you need to make a change? Why struggle on your own to figure it all out! Come to my educational presentation Navigating Medicare at the Center for Active Living on Thursday, March 5th at 11:00 – 12:00. You’ll get a clearer understanding of how it all works, what your options are, and how to go about deciding which plan would be best for you.
The Center for Active Living is at 4217 SW Oregon St just off California. Ph. 206.932.4044
Patrice Lewis, Independent Medicare Health Insurance Broker – 206.430.3782
WEST SEATTLE UKULELE PLAYERS, WSUP! Weekly Song Circle Thursdays from 1:00-2:30 pm. Grab your ukulele (or other instrument), and come play with us – all levels welcome! Winter is mostly at The Bridge on California, and when the weather allows we’re outside at C & P, but we may move around. To confirm the week’s location, check here or email us at westseattleukuleleplayerswsup@gmail.com for details.
STRONG BODIES, STRONG BONES
Thursdays, 2:30-3:30 pmJoin certified yoga therapist Milo in weight bearing movements that will help you become stronger and steadier—slowly,
gradually and safely. You will be led through a series of movements that strengthen your bones and muscles, which will
give balance to your body and help avoid osteoporosis. This class can be enjoyed by all levels. Please bring a mat, blocks and a blanket and pillow if you have them.
Food trucks 4-8 pm Thursdays at HPCS:
Truck of the week listed on the store’s website; we also include it in our West Seattle Thursday highlight list.
Girl Scout Cookies @ HPCS
Thursday 2/26 4-8 pm
Saturday 2/28 10am-1 pm
Sunday 3/1 10 am-1 pm
Thursday 3/5 4-8 pmThe Girl Scouts will be popping up at the Corner Store a few times over the next couple of weeks – come and stock up on Thin Mints and Samoas while supporting young female leadership and entrepreneurship.
The West Seattle Tool Library is open at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center space (east side of main building).
West Seattle Tool Library provides free, community access to a wide variety of tools, training, and sustainable resources. Utilizing a diverse collection of over 1,500 tools, our membership has successfully grown entire community orchards, built mini-greenhouses, and even just mowed their own lawns. From basic tasks to brilliant innovations, the projects accomplished by the West Seattle Tool Library’s 780+ members have made all the tools in the collection proud to be working again.
We are honored to invite you to the launch of our Annual Fund Drive Dinner. Your generosity has strengthened our community, opened doors for families, and created meaningful opportunities for those who need them most. We couldn’t do this work without your generosity.
We would love for you to join us for an evening of connection, gratitude, and shared purpose as we kick off this year’s fund drive together. This gathering is our way of saying thank you and sharing our 2026 community priorities, while highlighting how your continued partnership is making a lasting impact.
Date: March 5
Time: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm
Location: Fauntleroy YMCA 9140 California Ave SW
Registration Link: 2026 West Seattle & Fauntleroy YMCA Annual Fund Drive Kick-Off Form
We hope you’ll join us as we reflect on what we’ve accomplished together and look ahead to the powerful difference we can continue to make. Thank you for believing in our mission and for being such a vital part of our community. We look forward to celebrating with you.
Thursday, March 5th, 2026 at 5:30 PM
New Direction Missionary Baptist Church
755 S Homer St. [map]
Church and street parking availableThe proposed RV Safe Lot and Tiny House Village at Glassyard Commons will consist of 72 parking spots for RVs, 20 tiny houses, and community facilities. This program will move RV residents off neighborhood streets and give them a safe place to park. When they are ready to move into the onsite tiny house units, LIHI will decommission and dispose of their RVs. Site amenities include 24/7 staffing, onsite management, comprehensive case management, a community kitchen, and laundry and hygiene facilities.
LIHI brings over a decade of experience in providing tiny house villages. We operate Camp Second Chance nearby, as well as 16 other tiny house village programs in the Puget Sound region. We previously operated Salmon Bay Village, a combined RV and Tiny House Village program, in the Interbay neighborhood, and we had great success moving clients from rundown RVs into permanent housing. 67 RVs were decommissioned over the program’s duration. Construction at Glassyard Commons is estimated to begin in March and will take approximately 3 months to complete.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact LIHI’s Community Engagement Manager Marta Kidane at marta.kidane@lihi.org or 206-858-0734.
Pokémon League: All players are welcome! Must bring your own console. Every Thursday, 6:00 pm at Fourth Emerald Games (4517 California SW, top of the stairs).
Walking for Well-Being — Move together in nature, Thursday evenings @Lincoln Park 6:00 PM
Join Walking for Well-Being for Movement & Community! Walk together with fellow West Seattleites in and around Lincoln Park –Rain or Shine. Please bring your own light for our nighttime walks.
This free weekly walk is organized by Julie Garbutt of Waypower Coaching and takes place at a conversational pace covering 2.5 miles in an hour. All fitness levels are welcome.
Meet us at the corner of 47th Ave SW & SW Fontanelle. We leave promptly at the listed start times, so please plan to arrive early. The start is near the C-Line bus stop at SW Webster St and features plentiful street parking.
For more information, access our online brochure.
Contact julie@waypowercoaching.com for more information.
What: Stronger Together: Forefront Mental Health Night at WSHS – Library
When: March 5, 2026, 6-8 pm
Description: Join community to share resources and skills to help support teens as they navigate feelings of anxiety, hopelessness and thoughts of suicide. West Seattle High School has partnered with UW’s Forefront in the Schools Program to educate communities and provide important tools needed to listen, empathize and protect our youth and each other. Bring a friend! Everyone welcome.
All attendees have a chance to win raffle items from local businesses. Snacks and warm smiles provided.
RSVP recommended but not required: Mental Health Night at WSHS – March 5, 2026
Westies Run Club
Thursdays at 6 pmJoin us for a conversational 3-mile run, then hang out afterward! Now meeting at Good Society in Admiral. Find us on Heylo: heylo.group/westies-run-club or on IG @westiesrunclub.
Thursdays: 6:30-10 pm Board Game Night
Join Meeples Games for a night of board game fun! Each week we will teach you a new game and play some favorites as well. This event is open to all ages!
Trivia at the Admiral Pub
Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm. Free to play with cash prizes.
We also do every Thursday except for the last Thursday of every month. Thursday has the same setup, starts at 7 pm, free to play with cash prizes.
First Thursday of each Month
Classic Bingo at 7 pm
Free to play with fun prizes
West Seattle Book Club
When: 7-9 pm on first Thursday of every month through June
Where: Various locations in West Seattle and White Center
Contact: www.westseattlebookclub.org
Details: West Seattle Book Club meets the first Thursday of each month at various coffee shops, bars, and wine tasting rooms in West Seattle and White Center. The agenda: bring your own book, read for an hour, and chat (if you want) with fellow book lovers. Bring a book and a friend for a cozy evening out.7:00 — 7:30 Settle in
7:30 — 8:30 Silent reading hour
8:30 — 9:00 Chat or keep readingWe recommend arriving early if possible.
Locations are listed here, and below:
This month, we are excited to introduce Princess & Bear Wines as our inaugural “Visiting Venue”! Be sure to give them some love. It is such a blessing that this community continues to grow, and our local businesses are here to make sure we have the space to accommodate everyone!
Princess & Bear Wines is a wine tasting room with a curated selection of artisanal wines. For WSBC, they will be highlighting their Organic Private Label sparkling rose by the glass and offering readers a 10% discount!
⭐ Princess & Bear Wines – wine tasting room offering a curated selection of artisanal wines, non-alcoholic beverages, and small plates; 10% discount for readers; women-owned; 21+
Also:
⭐: open just to readers
🐶: dog-friendly
🌱: readers under 21 welcome
🐶 Beveridge Place Pub – a taproom with beer, cider, & wine; outside food welcome; large patio; woman-owned, family-owned; 21+
⭐️🌱 C & P Coffee – a café with a living room vibe serving coffee, tea, beer, wine, & snacks; heated patio; woman-owned, family-owned; dogs welcome outdoors
⭐🐶 Darby Winery – a wine tasting room offering $8 tap wine pours & 15% off bottles purchases for readers; 21+
⭐🌱🐶 Dubsea Coffee – a café serving tea, coffee, other beverages, & treats; patio; woman-owned
🌱 Easy Street Records – record store bar with coffee, beer, wine, cocktails, and a happy hour food menu; 15% off books purchased during WSBC night
🌱 Mission Cantina – a restaurant offering coffee, tea, beer, wine, cocktails, snacks, and menu items; family-owned
🌱🐶 Mr. B’s Mead Center – a specialty bar serving mead & beer, with non-alcoholic options, light snacks available & outside food welcome; family-owned
⭐ Otter on the Rocks – a bar with craft cocktails, non-alcoholic drinks, flatbreads, & table service; AANHPI-owned; 21+
⭐️🐶 Pine Lake Cellars – wine tasting room offering wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and charcuterie; family-owned; 21+
⭐️🐶 QED Coffee – café serving coffee, beer, wine & other non-alcoholic beverages; baked goods and other small snacks; locally owned
🌱🐶 Snapdragon – a cafe serving tea, coffee, beer, & wine with small appetizers, various pastries, & dessert offerings; woman-owned, family-owned
🐶 The Nook – a bar with craft cocktails, non-alcoholic drinks, & snacks; a few heated outdoor seats; woman-owned; 21+
Three 9 Lounge – bar with themed cocktails and food menu featuring sliders, tacos, lumpia, & fried rice bowls; 21+
⭐🌱🐶 Viscon Cellars – a wine tasting room with Coro, cheese, & cracker plates and discounted glass pours for readers; outside food welcome; family-owned
West Seattle Book Club
When: 7-9 pm on first Thursday of each month, through June
Where: Various locations in West Seattle and White Center—find locations and gathering details here.
Details: West Seattle Book Club offers a cozy evening out for local readers. We gather and read together at coffee shops, bars, and wine tasting rooms, and more, across West Seattle and White Center each month.
The agenda: bring your book of choice, read for an hour, and chat with fellow book lovers, if you’d like. Come solo or with friends – either way, you’ll be in good company!
7:00 — 7:30 Settle in
7:30 — 8:30 Silent reading hour
8:30 — 9:00 Chat or keep readingWe recommend arriving a bit early to get cozy!
Contact: www.westseattlebookclub.org
EVERY THURSDAY AT 7:30 pm
FIRST THURSDAYS ARE THEMED
PRIZES EVERY TIME!Location:
THE VOID WEST SEATTLE
5048 California SW@thevoidseattle
thevoidseattle.com
Weekend starts early with DJs at Revelry Room.
F3, a free national men’s workout group:
We meet at 5:30 am 3 days a week at 3 locations in West Seattle/White Center:
Tuesday: meet at Hiawatha Playfield
Thursday: meet at Alki Bathhouse
Friday: meet at Steve Cox ParkThese workouts are always free, always outdoors, peer-led in a rotating fashion, open to all men regardless of fitness level, and always end in a circle of trust.
More information at f3seattle.com
it’s hard to justify carving out time for you when everyone else needs something. That’s why we built Impact 45.
It’s not just fast. It’s designed for people like you.– 45-minute sessions
– Kickboxing, cardio, core
– Wed & Fri @ 6:00 AM and 7:00 AMFirst class is FREE
You don’t need hours at the gym.
You just need the right 45 minutes , where every punch, every drop of sweat, gives you a piece of yourself back.The you who feels stronger.
The you who walks taller.
The you who doesn’t feel like an afterthought.So let’s stop putting you last.
Reserve your FREE spot -> Click the Class you want to Attend
Email if you have questions -> info@simastudents.com
West Seattle Earlybirds, Toastmasters Club #650
Virtual
Fridays from 7:45 am to 9:00 am
For details westseattleearlybirdsclub650.toastmastersclubs.org
This is a weekly indoor gym for preschool-aged children in our basement rec room on Friday mornings at 10:00 am. There’s toys, play cars, bouncy animals, and more! And most importantly, there’s coffee! Invite a friend and come have fun!
Fridays: 4-6 pm After School Magic League
Join one of our Magic: the Gathering experts for an afternoon of Magic fun! This event is perfect for everyone 12+ who are looking to learn a little more about Magic: the Gathering. This event is $5 per week.
Bingo at the Admiral Pub
Classic Bingo is every 1st and 3rd Fridays at the Admiral Pub at 7 pm
Free to play with cash prizes
Fridays – DJ Night at Revelry Room (behind Jet City Labs) – enjoy cocktails and DJ sets by some of the region’s top DJs and musicians. Music 9p – 1a
Karaoke is back on Friday nights! 10 pm with Rone
Free weekly group run – all levels – meet at West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor).
Breathing Space: ONLINE Event:
Breath, Reading and Reflection Practice with Laura : Week 1: Rainbow of Emotion: Honor Your Emotions
March 7, 2026 from 9:00 am- 10:00 am PST
Register at: Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/gWCpUQVX
Breathing Space introduces a unique Breath, Reading and Reflection Practice experience, with Laura.
Each 60-minute session combines gentle yoga with guided, innovative meditation. This integrated practice is designed to help you:
1) Connect your head and heart
2) Process emotions with greater clarity
3) Restore emotional energy
4) Increase emotional awareness
5) Deepen insights
In a quiet, nurturing environment, you’ll learn effective tools for emotional wellness that you can carry with you into daily life. Whether you are new to meditation or experienced in mindfulness practices, our practice offers space for you to slow down, reflect, recharge and reconnect.
Welcome to join us when you have the desire to nurture your emotional well being and improve your emotional awareness. No previous experience needed.
I look forward to seeing you there !!!
Register at :Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/gWCpUQVX
FREE- HEAVILY MEDITATED
Every Saturday from 9-10:15 am, always free.
Join Inner Alchemy founder Maari Falsetto for a heart-centered meditation practice that gently reconnects you—with yourself, your life, and the community around you.
Held in our warm and welcoming Sanctuary in the heart of West Seattle, this gathering is a sacred space for all, where joy and belonging naturally unfold.
Many have journeyed with us for over a year, sharing how this simple, consistent practice has brought more light and meaning into their lives. We offer space for up to 30 participants, with yoga mats, chairs, and cushions provided.
Registration is required. Don’t hesitate… meditate.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/heavily-meditated-free-community-meditation-tickets-1395541926469
Walking for Well-Being–Introductory 1 Mile Walk (flat, no hills) @ Lincoln Park on Saturdays at 9:30 AM
Join Walking for Well-Being for Movement & Community! Walk together with fellow West Seattleites in Lincoln Park — Rain or Shine.
This free weekly walk is organized by Julie Garbutt of Waypower Coaching and takes place at a conversational pace covering approximately 1.0 mile on the upper portion of Lincoln Park and is over flat terrain in less than half an hour. All fitness levels are welcome.
Meet us at the corner of 47th Ave SW & SW Fontanelle. We leave promptly at the listed start times, so please plan to arrive early. The start is neaar the C-Line bus stop at SW Webster St and features plentiful street parking.
For more information, access our online brochure.
Contact julie@waypowercoaching.com for more information.
Walking for Well-Being—Move together in nature, Wednesdays/Saturdays @Lincoln Park 10:00 AM
Join Walking for Well-Being for Movement & Community! Walk together with fellow West Seattleites in and around Lincoln Park –Rain or Shine.
This free weekly walk is organized by Julie Garbutt of Waypower Coaching and takes place at a conversational pace covering 2.5 miles in an hour. All fitness levels are welcome.
Meet us at the corner of 47th Ave SW & SW Fontanelle. We leave promptly at the listed start times, so please plan to arrive early. The start is near the C-Line bus stop at SW Webster St and features plentiful street parking.
For more information, access our online brochure.
Contact julie@waypowercoaching.com for more information.
Saturday Sing-along Brunch 10 am @ Admiral Pub
Sunday Sing-along Brunch 10 am @ Admiral PubBrunch, Mimosas and Sing-along to the greatest pop hits of the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Table Reservation includes a Brunch Buffet!
Seattle Sing-Along Brunch is a weekend singalong brunch experience hosted at Admiral Pub in West Seattle. It is built for Elder Millennials and Gen X who want a fun daytime plan without staying out all night.
Tix at seattlesingalongbrunch.com
(For location – see this site.)
This is a FREE, WEEKLY, IN-PERSON active writing group grounded in the Amherst Writers and Artists method. It is a safe, critique-free space.
WRITERS OF ALL LEVELS WELCOME. Whether you haven’t picked up a pen since high school or are a pro, you are welcome. 16 and up. For more on AWA method go to Amherstwriters.org.
THE COVID RULES: To protect our immunocompromised writers, we ask that all participants be vaccinated against COVID and, if eligible, receive timely COVID variant boosters. We follow the King County Health Department recommendations regarding masking, OR if any member of our group requests it, we will all wear masks even if KCHD does not recommend it. Please bring a mask just in case. We have extras. Thank you for doing your part to protect members whose medical concerns or treatments make COVID infection potentially deadly.
REGISTRATION IS FREE BUT REQUIRED: Go to meetup.com/seattle-writers-block
PROCESS:
1-3 writing sessions within each 3-hour meeting. Expect to be writing for approximately 2 hours. Writing prompts will be offered as a starting point, use them or follow your own muse. After each writing session, those who wish are invited to read their work aloud for encouraging, positive response. We do not critique each other’s writing, but instead support the work and the effort.
BRING:
Snacks to share
Whatever you like to write on (paper, computer, papyrus . . .)
Ready encouragement for other writers
LEAVE AT HOME:
Pieces you’ve already written. Sharing in this group is limited to work written during the session.
Judgment of others efforts
Join us at the Seattle Chinese Garden for our Chinese New Year event, which will be on March 7th from 11:00 am-4:00 pm to celebrate 元宵节 (Yuan xiao jie) or the Lantern Festival, which marks one full lunar month after the New Year! Come join us in the garden for an exciting day of all-ages activities like Chinese knot-tying, Chinese calligraphy and crafts as well as tea tasting! We’ll also have an exciting performance line-up featuring musical performance, taichi, martial arts, and more!
Regular weekly family reading time, now in Paper Boat’s new Junction space.
Free Tax Help from United Way King County and West Seattle Food Bank
Saturdays 3/7/26, 4/4/26, 4/11/26
11 am – 3 pm
Free Tax Help – No Appointment Needed
Location: West Seattle Community Resource Center
6516 35th Ave SW (just south of SW Morgan St – down the street from the WSFB entrance)United Way’s Free Tax Preparation Campaign, an IRS-certified Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, has partnered with the West Seattle Food Bank to bring free tax preparation services to West Seattle. Our services are available for most people who earned $80k (Single) or $96k (Married, Head of Household) in 2025.
For more information or to see a list of all tax preparation locations, go to www.FreeTaxExperts.org
Please arrive at least 45 minutes before closing time and make sure you bring all required documents.Required:
– Social Security cards / individual tax identification numbers (ITINs) and birth dates for everyone to be listed on the return
– Photo ID for taxpayer and spouse
– All tax statements, such as W-2 forms (from all your employers), 1099 forms (interest, dividends, unemployment, contract work, retirement income), SSA-1099 forms (Social Security), etc.
– Health Insurance forms 1095-A is required if you receive a subsidy for health insurance through Washington Health Plan Finder
– If you are married, both you and your spouse must be present (we generally cannot prepare married filing separate returns)
– Ride share or delivery drivers: bring all 1099 forms, driver reports from the payer(s), business mileage for your car and any business expenses
Recommended:
– Bank account number and routing number for direct depositFor more info: www.FreeTaxExperts.org or https://myfreetaxeswa.org
The West Seattle Tool Library is open at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center space (east side of main building).
Tue/Thu: 5 pm–8 pm
Sat/Sun: 11 am–4 pm
West Seattle Tool Library provides free, community access to a wide variety of tools, training, and sustainable resources. Utilizing a diverse collection of over 1,500 tools, our membership has successfully grown entire community orchards, built mini-greenhouses, and even just mowed their own lawns. From basic tasks to brilliant innovations, the projects accomplished by the West Seattle Tool Library’s 780+ members have made all the tools in the collection proud to be working again.
Join Coach Denise Griffith, physical therapist and owner of Revive Movement, for a focused workout class designed to keep your body strong, balanced, and resilient. This session emphasizes accessory exercises that promote symmetry in strength and mobility while helping prevent injury.
Class Format:
Dynamic warm-up
Core strengthening
Upper and lower body accessory work
Recovery stretchingWhat to Bring: A yoga mat
Cost: $25 (paid in person)
When: The first Saturday of every month at 11:30 AM
Where: CrossFit West Seattle
Sign up: https://calendly.com/revivemovementpt/accessory-strength-class?back=1&month=2026-02
Revive Movement, LLC
4200 SW Admiral Way
School of Rock West Seattle is hosting a grand re-opening event March 7th, 2026 noon-3 pm.
After being forced to close in October of 2025 due to water damage from a leaking pipe in the CVS pharmacy above the school, School of Rock West Seattle is thrilled to announce that the school will be rebuilt and ready for students starting March 7th. New students who sign up at the grand opening event will receive 50% off their first month’s tuition and 20% off summer camps!
The event will have live music as the house band rehearses during the event. Free trial lessons will also be available to those who pre-book by calling the school at 206.294.3175. Tours of the school and refreshments will be available as well as awesome door prizes including a brand-new Boss overdrive guitar effect pedal for one lucky guest! Guests may enter the door prize drawing for free and do not need to be present for the drawing at 3 pm in order to win.
Join us at C&P Coffee (new time) 12:30-2:30 pm on the first Saturday of each month to write postcards that support Democrats and activists! Help change the world one postcard at a time! Learn more at https://www.postcards4democracy.org/get-started.
Girl Scout Cookie + Beer Pairing!
Saturday, March 7th | 2-6 pmBring your sweet tooth and prepare for a fun afternoon of cookies and beer! (…and support your local Girl Scouts while you’re at it!) A local troop from Fairmount Park Elementary will be at Ounces selling cookies and we’ll have the perfect beer to pair with them! All ages and dogs welcome!
From the cookie sellers:
Our Girl Scout troop #42099 is holding a cookie booth sale at Ounces … We are a Daisy and Brownie troop with girls at multiple West Seattle elementary schools who are going to use our funds to support the Seattle Animal Shelter (and celebrate at a trampoline park).
Garden Hotline Presents: Growing Plants from Seed
Saturday, March 7, 2026, 2 – 3:30 p.m.
Garden Hotline Presents: Growing Plants from Seed
Register Online
Learn how to start and grow plants from seed with expert help from the Garden Hotline!There are many reasons to start your own plants from seed, and especially when growing a vegetable garden. From the choice of more varieties of plants to a cheaper starting cost, starting seeds also is a satisfying and fun experience. Learn about how to get seeds started successfully in pots, trays, or directly in garden beds and about what they need to thrive. We will talk about soil choices, seed options and places to find them, as well as a few tips on saving seeds for next year. Start a pot or two to take home and grow.
Walk-ins are welcome if space allows.
We will provide seed, soil, and pots for you to take home and grow.
Families are welcome; children must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Walk-in Massage Clinic
Nepenthe
9447 35th Ave SW
Saturdays 3-5 pm
*FREE*
*First come first served
*Short specific sessions
Now that the Super Bowl and the Olympics are over, fear not! West Seattle Girls Water Polo season is starting! The team started practices on Monday, May 2nd and will be having their annual fundraiser on Saturday, March 7th 3:30-5:10 pm at Southwest Pool. Players will tread water for 100 minutes without touching the bottom or sides of the pool and without using flotation devices. They will quickly pivot to competition, with their first game away at Ingraham HS on May 18th after they warm-up during the Jamboree on May 14th.
The girls formed this team two years ago and had a successful inaugural season after gaining permission from the league to play, but no funds were provided by the school or district for the team. Last year, the team placed 7th in state while all the teams in the district had to managed a 30% increase in pool rental fees. This year, the league has increased the number of home games each team hosts by 50%, so more water polo, but more expenses. Donations will fund scholarships, pay for pool-rental time, league fees, and equipment.
Girls from any high school are welcome to join the team. Head Coach Steve McKinnon and Assistant Coach Cam Rantz are ready to quickly bring new players to proficiency. Practices will be 2 mornings per week before school with home games on Thursday evening. Practices started this week and the season runs through late-May with 12 players including our first player from Vashon Island High School.
For more information, email wshswaterpolo@gmail.com.
Donations gratefully accepted at this link: https://paybee.io/@wswaterpolo@2
Let’s Talk About It – A Monthly Women’s Circle at Lagom Studios
There are so many conversations we carry quietly.
The doubts. The resentment. The ambition. The marriage tension. The identity shifts. The burnout. The desire for more. The questions about who we’re becoming.
And not to mention, having to hold up the sky while the world is on fire.
This is a space to talk about the real things.
Each month, we gather in West Seattle for a grounded, welcoming women’s circle designed for honest conversation and meaningful connection. This is not therapy. It’s not a lecture. It’s not surface-level small talk.
It’s a structured but spacious container where you can:
• Reflect on what’s coming up in your life
• Share (if you’d like) in a confidential group setting
• Be witnessed without fixing or advice-giving
• Hear other women say the things you thought only you were thinkingYou can expect:
– A brief guided opening to settle in
– Light facilitation and optional prompts
– Intentional sharing space
– A respectful, supportive group dynamicHosted by: Krystal Praast, a WS resident, facilitator and community organizer.
What: A women’s circle, a safe space for women to connect and share.
When: Saturday, March 7. Every first Saturday of the month
Hours: 6:30-8 PM
Where: Lagom Studios
Cost: $33; or $30 when paid in cash or venmo
Who: For women and those who identify as women—16 years and older
Register at https://www.newmoonmamaretreat.com/events
October 4th: We’re kicking off Super Smash Saturdays, which will run every Saturday except the second Saturday of the month. Register now to enter the Friendlies or Competitive bracket!
Saturday: 6:30 pm-10 pm
Best & The Linens
Saturday, March 7th from 7-9 pm
Free Live Music Performance
All Ages
MAR 7: FLEMISH MASTERS: Josquin, Gombert, Crecquillon (Holy Rosary Church)
Sat, Mar 7th, 2026
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM PST
Holy Rosary Church
Tickets here – use discount code WSBLOG for 30 percent offFeaturing music by three seminal Renaissance composers from the 15th and 16th-century Flemish School: Josquin des Prez, Nicolas Gombert, and Thomas Crecquillon. Accompanying these works are two contemporary pieces by British composers Kerensa Briggs and Gabriel Jackson, whose music draws inspiration from Renaissance masterpieces.
For questions regarding concert tickets, please email info@byrdensemble.com
Running Time
1 hour 30 minutes, includes intermission
Doors Open
30 minutes prior to performance
Program
JOSQUIN: Benedicta es
CRECQUILLON: Ego flos campi
GOMBERT: Media vita
BRIGGS: Media vita
JOSQUIN/RUE: Absalon fili mi
GOMBERT: Lugebat David Absalon
CRECQUILLON: Pater peccavi
MOUTON: Nesciens mater
JACKSON: O sacrum convivium
GOMBERT: Magnificat tertii et octavi toni
Beats on Saturdays:
DJ sets by some of the region’s top DJs and musicians. 9 pm – 1 am.
Saturdays at 10 PM we have Karaoke
Good Day Sauna at Lincoln Park is partnering with All The Sky Foundation on March 8th to celebrate International Women’s Day with a day of community and collective impact.
Every sauna session booked that day includes a $5 donation to LINKAGES, a Ugandan social enterprise that provides microloans to women‑owned small businesses. Good Day Sauna will match each donation and All The Sky Foundation will match it again — tripling the support generated by every booking.
Guests will also receive a complimentary baked good as a thank‑you for contributing to this effort.
Event details:
Date: March 8th, 2026
Where: Good Day Sauna @ Lincoln Park
When: 7:40 am to 6:00 pm
What: 1 hour sauna sessions
Book at <strong>www.gooddaysauna.com/womens-day
Join us for a conversational 3-5 mile run, then hang out after for a coffee & bite to eat! Find us on Heylo: heylo.group/westies-run-club or on IG @westiesrunclub to see our rotating locations as we explore West Seattle.
American Mah Jongg
At The Missing Piece in West Seattle
4707 California SWWe’re back! Come play Mah Jongg at The Missing Piece, the new location in the heart of the Junction, 4707 California Ave SW #B, Seattle, WA 98116-4412. It’s across the street from Easy Street Records.
Game times for all playing levels, including beginners, are:
Sundays 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Wednesdays 2 PM – 4 PM
We play 3 different versions of this fun table game that is growing in popularity across the nation:
– Traditional American (National Mah Jongg League rules)
– Taiwanese Mahjong
– And a more challenging version of American, called Siamese MJ.Contact Stacey Rea for more information: stacey1955@gmail.com.
FREE Beginning West African Dance Classes Every Sunday Morning!
Join us and other great like-minded people each Sunday morning for a great workout to live music! Every Sunday through March 29 (at least), from 9:30-11 am at the beautiful South Park Hall.
EveryBODY welcome, no experience necessary.
Class is free, and tipping the drummers is encouraged.
About:
Baba and Sarah Lee teach a variety of traditional dances from Guinea, Mali and Senegal, West Africa. You will find yourself enjoying the movements of these dances, as well as the workout it gives you. With their friendly “show and go” style of teaching, you will develop the strength, fitness and coordination needed to move and express yourself through these amazing and joyous African dances. In class, you will learn the movement vocabulary and rhythms that make up this beautiful art form and meet great like-minded people. Come out and give it a try, you will LOVE IT!:oneworlddance.com/classes
March Walk with a Doc
Please join Dr. Deeds from Deeds Health for a spring forward Walk with a Doc on Sunday, March 8th. We’ll meet by the Statue of Liberty at Alki Beach and walk for about 50 minutes out and back.
📍 Alki Beach Statue of Liberty
🗓 Sunday, March 8th
⏰ 9:30 AMThis is a free, community walk open to everyone, all ages and fitness levels. Of course, pets, strollers, and strider bikes are welcome. 🙂 We’ll spend a few minutes talking about heart health and then enjoy a relaxed (or brisk) walk along the waterfront.
No need to RSVP, just show up and bring a friend.
Hope to see you there!
Saturday Sing-along Brunch 10 am @ Admiral Pub
Sunday Sing-along Brunch 10 am @ Admiral PubBrunch, Mimosas and Sing-along to the greatest pop hits of the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Table Reservation includes a Brunch Buffet!
Seattle Sing-Along Brunch is a weekend singalong brunch experience hosted at Admiral Pub in West Seattle. It is built for Elder Millennials and Gen X who want a fun daytime plan without staying out all night.
Tix at seattlesingalongbrunch.com
Every Sunday, year-round! In The West Seattle Junction, on California Ave SW between SW Oregon and SW Alaska. Look for the newest Ripe ‘n’ Ready List here.
NIA fitness classes
Every Sunday 10:15 am – 11:15 amPerformed barefoot to soul-stirring music from around the globe, Nia is a blend of dance, martial arts, and healing techniques. This class is adaptable for all levels, from couch potato to seasoned athlete. Teacher Jeanna Wheeler has over 20 years of experience teaching fitness classes, and trained with the creators of Nia in Portland, OR. For more info, and to register to try your first class free, visit:
eventbrite.com/e/nia-healing-dance-fitness-for-body-and-soul-tickets-1024104894307?aff=oddtdtcreatorThe dance studio is located in a historic speakeasy basement under the veterans’ center. The address is 3618 SW Alaska St, but the entrance is on the 37th Ave SW side of the building (NOT the main entrance at the front). The studio is open 15 min before the class start time, so arrive early and come downstairs to join us!
Energy Reset: Mini Sessions for Body & Soul
Inner Alchemy, Treasures and Transformation Shop located at 4312 SW Oregon Street
Sundays during the West Seattle Farmers Market from 10:30-2:30 pm, 30 minutes for $45
Step into a gentle field of healing with our Energy Mini Sessions—offered on a first-come, first-served basis. These 30-minute sessions are a beautiful way to receive the restorative benefits of Reiki, Craniosacral Therapy, or Sound Healing in a shorter format. Whether you’re seeking calm, clarity, or a simple energetic reset, each modality offers a unique and nurturing experience to support your well-being.
Come as you are, take a sacred pause, and let your nervous system exhale.
The West Seattle Tool Library is open at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center space (east side of main building).
Tue/Thu: 5 pm–8 pm
Sat/Sun: 11 am–4 pm
West Seattle Tool Library provides free, community access to a wide variety of tools, training, and sustainable resources. Utilizing a diverse collection of over 1,500 tools, our membership has successfully grown entire community orchards, built mini-greenhouses, and even just mowed their own lawns. From basic tasks to brilliant innovations, the projects accomplished by the West Seattle Tool Library’s 780+ members have made all the tools in the collection proud to be working again.
Westside Wonderspace is now enrolling for the fall! Please join us for an Open House on March 8th from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM to learn more about our nature-based program.
We are located at 7018 14th Ave. SW, near Riverview Playfields. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a tour, please feel free to call us at 206-714-1465 or email wswonderspace@gmail.com.
For more information, you can also visit our website at www.westsidewonderspace.com
West Seattle Resist: Sunday Solidarity Action
Time: Every Sunday 11:30 am-1:30 pm (Rain or Shine)
Location: Corner of California Ave SW & SW Alaska St in the Junction
Bring your signs, noisemakers, and energy to peacefully express your resistance to the current government. Join us to make our voices heard, together.
It will be every (updated) Sunday, 12:30-1:30 pm, at the Alaska Junction. Called “Bang the Pots for Gaza.” We are making noise to demand aid be let into Gaza. Everyone is welcome to bring noisemakers, signs, and their voices. This is a family-friendly gathering.
Kenyon Hall Presents
Magical Strings
Sunday, March 8th 2026
Doors: 2:00 pm / Show: 2:30 pm
All Ages
Seated
$25 General / $20 Senior/StudentSince 1978 Philip and Pam Boulding have drawn a loyal following worldwide, captivated by their energetic arrangements of Celtic music and their own engaging compositions, intertwining Celtic roots with classical and world music influences. They have performed throughout the United States, Canada, Ireland and Japan, toured and recorded with Dan Fogelberg and recorded 22 albums on four labels. They have been touring for 45 years, including their tradition of Celtic Yuletide Concerts with their five children and grandchildren who perform with them on violin and ‘cello, Irish step dancing and more. Philip and Pam also design and build Celtic harps for an international clientele, run the School of Magical Strings, including virtual classes and the Virtual Magic Hill Summer Harp Camp from their beautiful 5-acre home in the Pacific Northwest overlooking the Puget Sound. Their CDs are also available for download at magicalstrings.bandcamp.com where you can listen to sound clips of every track.
For more details, please visit www.magicalstrings.com
Ladies Musical Club Concert
Sunday, March 8, 2026, 3 – 4 p.m.
Ladies Musical Club Concert
Join us for a classical music concert.West Seattle Branch
Registration is not required.About_this_event
Join us for a free monthly classical music concert performed by members of the Ladies Musical Club, an organization of women whose mission is to foster appreciation of classical music in the Seattle community through education, performance and awards.Ladies Musical Club (LMC), Seattle’s oldest musical organization, was founded in 1891 by a group of 22 intrepid women musicians. LMC’s mission is to foster classical music among its members and in Washington communities through education, performance and awards. This is accomplished by offering music and education programs to people of all ages and diverse backgrounds throughout the region.
Recurring every 2nd and 4th Sunday from 5-8 – Trivia with host Morgue Anne! All ages and free to play!
West Seattles own Tomo Nakayama live at The Locöl Kitchen & Bar!
5:30-7:30 pm, No Cover, 21+
Born in Japan and raised in Seattle, Tomo Nakayama has explored the lines between intimate indie folk, exuberant synth pop, and cinematic soundtracks for over two decades. Best known for placements in Netflix’s “House of Ninjas” and the Sundance Grand Jury nominated film “Touchy Feely”, Tomo’s music has been praised by NPR, KEXP, and the New York Times, and his hit single “Get to Know You” received over 2 million streams worldwide. He has toured across the world, sharing the stage with artists such as Cornelius, Ron Sexsmith, Fruit Bats, Thao, and Stella Donnelly. A versatile multi-instrumentalist and composer, Tomo has also accompanied and collaborated with Dave Matthews, Jeremy Enigk (of Sunny Day Real Estate), Sera Cahoone, Jherek Bischoff, Jesse Sykes, Uwade, Donnie Emerson (Dreamin’ Wild, Light in the Attic), and experimental dance company Malacarne.
UNDERGROUND TRIVIA
@ Corner Pocket West Seattle
FREE ENTRY
Every Sunday @ 7:30 pm
General Knowledge trivia with one punk-related round
1ST, 2ND, & 3RD place prizes
Two sets, 8 pm and 9 pm, on Sundays.
Lafayette Elementary will be hosting a Kindergarten Tour for incoming kindergarten families on Monday, March 9, at 8:15 am. The tour is a great opportunity for parents and caregivers to see the school, learn about the kindergarten program, and ask questions.
Free e-file 2025 Taxes in Junction
This year the Masonic Center,4736 – 40th Ave SW, is hosting AARP Tax Aide on Mondays from 11 AM to 4 PM. Get your appointment online with the links below. Drop-ins are welcome but might have to wait along for service. The “Tax Aide Locator” can help find appointments in other locations. Military personnel returns can be filed at this location. Kiwanis Club members and many of the same counselors from the Senior Center are working at this site.
Short URL to Tax Aide registration at Masonic Center: https://tinyurl.com/48hc7vb2
Alternative method use Tax Aide locator: AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Locator
Brookdale West Seattle is hosting “Solutions, Not Resolutions” series every Monday from 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm in the theater at Brookdale West Seattle. Please RSVP to (206) 932-5480
February 2nd at Brookdale West Seattle “Paperwork and Packing Tape.” Presented by Keller Williams
February 9th at Brookdale West Seattle “Video Calling Without Confusion” Presented by Your Senior Tech
February 16th at Brookdale West Seattle “Fraud and Cyber Security” Presented by Ameriprise Financial
February 23rd at Brookdale West Seattle “Downsize with Confidence” Presented by Keller Williams
March 2nd at Brookdale West Seattle “Fall Prevention” Presented by EmpowerMe
March 9th at Brookdale West Seattle “Benefits of Advanced Planning” Presented by Forest Lawn Cemetery
March 16th at Brookdale West Seattle “Tech for Health and Wellness” Presented by Your Senior Tech
March 23rd at Brookdale West Seattle “Sharing Your Stories” Presented by Keller Williams
March 30th at Brookdale West Seattle “Hospice 101” Presented by Gentiva
Process-Oriented Group Therapy for Women
Counseling West SeattleEvery other Monday from 5:00 – 6:15 p.m. at 6957 California Ave. SW, Seattle, WA 98136
Potential Topics Include Anxiety, Depression, Identity, Self-Esteem, and Friend & Family Dynamics
Open to women 30 years of age or older who have prior experience in therapy
Approx. 6-8 participantsHosted & Facilitated by Dr. Aubrey Hardesty, PsyD., Licensed Psychologist
$50 per session; insurance information available upon request
Contact Patricia Lusby for intake and scheduling at (253)-777-8280 or scheduling@counselingwestseattle.com
Grief Support Groups
Grief groups are brave and safe spaces where bereaved people can share their stories and speak their loved one’s name without fear of getting advice, platitudes, or being shut out, no matter how long it’s been since their loved one’s passing. Every participant has dedicated time to speak about whatever they’d like, without judgment or interruption. Talking about our deceased loved ones in a supportive environment helps us remember them fully and helps us learn to carry the weight of their loss a little more gently.
These are ongoing, drop-in groups, but space is limited. Because of the sensitive nature of traumatic loss, the Thursday group is open only for those who are traumatic loss survivors. Learn more and register at listeningtogrief.com/groups. Contact Tamara at tamara@listeningtogrief.com with questions.
Mondays (except October 14 & November 25): 9:30 am-11:00 am at Nurture Wellbeing Studio 102
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Mondays (except October 14 & November 25): 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm at Mama Be Well Healing Studio$32/session. 4 sessions for $102 (use within 6 weeks). Discounts are available for those who could otherwise not afford to attend.
Mondays: 6:30-10 pm
Open D&DSeattle’s largest open D&D group can be found at Meeples Games. First time playing? No problem. Experienced player? Great! This group is for everyone from beginners of all age groups.
Each drop in session is $5, with a chance to join one of the continued campaigns. Seats are first come first serve.
Chess night every second and fourth Monday.
7-9 PM in the upstairs mezzanine
Mission Cantina
2325 California Ave SW2026:
January 12th and January 26th
February 9th and February 23rd
March 9th and March 23rd
April 13th and April 27th
May 11th and May 25th
June 8th and 22ndAll levels of chess players welcome. 5- and 10-minute games, over the board chess.
Order food and drink at the bar.
Organized by Charles Garrido
Every Monday. 7:00 pm.
Corner Pocket Classic Pool tournament.
Double Elimination, 16-person cap, alternating 8ball and 9ball each week.
$10 buy-in
On a full 16-person bracket, paid out to 4th place. 7 pm start. No late entry.
Every Monday: Doors open at 6:45, meeting is from 7-8:30
Alki UCC
6115 SW Hinds St, Seattle, WA 98116
Contact: alkidharmacommunity@gmail.comLooking to try mediation for the first time or find a local Sangha? Join us weekly at Alki UCC every Monday night for a meeting of the Alki Dharma Community.
Meeting begins with a 20 minute silent seated meditation, followed by a short reading and discussion.
Everyone is welcome and all skill levels appreciated! Cushions and chairs provided, accessibility needs considered. Donations appreciated but not required.
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Monday Night Trivia at The Good Society Public House (California/Lander).
•Hosted by Will.
• 7-9 pm
•Teams up to 8 people welcome.
•$2/person entry – winner take all.
•$20 gift card as second place
Weekly Zen Sitting/Meditation
7:00 – 8:30 pm (repeats every Monday)The Chapel, Room 402, at the Fauntleroy Church/United Church or Christ
9140 California Ave SW
Free
Contact: pr@pszc.org
pszc.org/calendar/7pm-830pm-west-seattle-service/2022-06-06Puget Sound Zen hosts a weekly Monday evening sitting/meditation in the Chapel, Room 402 at the Fauntleroy Church/United Church of Christ. Evenings will consist of chanting, meditation and discussion.
Everyone is welcome – people from all different meditation/spiritual traditions, people who have never meditated, and people who are curious.
If you arrive 10 minutes before the service we’ll give you some brief instructions, or you can just walk in and follow along.
Quiz Night on Monday nights, 7:30 pm, at The Skylark – Free to play!
Six Rounds, ten questions each. This includes an audio round, a picture round, three themed rounds and a random round with questions from several different categories. Maximum of 6 team members to be eligible for prizes.
Prizes:
1st place: $25 gift certificate
2nd place: $15 gift certificate
next to last place: pitcher of Cold Beer PilsnerSeattle’s Best Trivia Night is at the Skylark every Monday. Come early to grab a table and dinner.
The Westside Jazz Trio
The Alley
Mondays 8-10 pm
No cover charge
Update: We will have Karaoke every Monday starting at 9 pm.
F3, a free national men’s workout group:
We meet at 5:30 am 3 days a week at 3 locations in West Seattle/White Center:
Tuesday: meet at Hiawatha Playfield
Thursday: meet at Alki Bathhouse
Friday: meet at Steve Cox ParkThese workouts are always free, always outdoors, peer-led in a rotating fashion, open to all men regardless of fitness level, and always end in a circle of trust.
More information at f3seattle.com
Bring your little ones and come play at our church’s PlaySpace — open every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to noon! It’s a warm, welcoming indoor spot for kids to move, imagine, and make new friends while parents and caregivers connect with one another. All are welcome, drop-in style, and the cost is FREE — come as you are and stay as long as you like!
Tuesdays 10:00-11:30 AM – Kaleidoscope Play & Learn Gathering at the Bridge School Cooperative Elementary. A welcoming, no-cost, drop-in group for children 0-5 years old and their caregivers.
Postcards4Democracy – West Seattle gathers at C&P Coffee every Tuesday
10:30 – 12 Noon year-round to handwrite reminders urging Democrats and
Independents to register and vote. Bring stamps and postcards — or
we’ll do what we can to get you started.(Postcards4Democracy also meets all this summer on Saturdays 12-2 pm at C&P.)
Website: www.Postcards4democracy.org
email: postcards4democracyWS@gmail.com
Date: Tuesday, March 10 @ Noon-1:30
Location: West Seattle Golf Course
Sponsor: Rotary Club of West Seattle
Program: Saya Moriyasu sculptor creating Sadako Reimagined for the Seattle Peace Park. For more information: sadakorenewalproject.com.
Fairmount Park Elementary school tour for incoming kindergarteners March 10 from 5-6 PM. No registration required, hope to see you there!
Walter’s Wine Shop is hosting wine tastings every Tuesday! Each week you are able to enjoy learning about a different winemaker, importer, or distributor! This is a drop-in event, no reservations needed; from 5-8 pm. Costs $15 and if you buy a bottle you get $5 off!
**IMPORTANT UPDATE: NEW TIMES ON OUR WEEKLY SIGN-WAVING EVENT**
SAME PLACE: The intersection of 16th Ave. SW & SW Holden St.; West Seattle
WHEN: TUESDAYS ONLY!
TIME: 5:00-6:00 pm
Join members of Hate Free Delridge and Puget Ridge Cohousing for this ongoing community sign-waving event and help spread the message that Black Lives Matter and the time to end systemic racism is NOW! We have signs to share or bring your own!
The West Seattle Tool Library is open at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center space (east side of main building).
West Seattle Tool Library provides free, community access to a wide variety of tools, training, and sustainable resources. Utilizing a diverse collection of over 1,500 tools, our membership has successfully grown entire community orchards, built mini-greenhouses, and even just mowed their own lawns. From basic tasks to brilliant innovations, the projects accomplished by the West Seattle Tool Library’s 780+ members have made all the tools in the collection proud to be working again.
When: 2nd Tuesday of every month
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Where: West Seattle Branch, Seattle Public Library
Online or in person, community welcome. Standing info:
All Fauntleroy Community Association (FCA) business meetings are open to any resident. Your Fauntleroy Community Association board of directors meets on the second Tuesday of each month (except August and December).
Find out more about FCA at its official website
The West Seattle Community Orchestras (WSCO) will hold two community concerts:
· WSCO Debut Orchestra and Concert Orchestra Concert: 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10. Rachel Nesvig and Allion Salvador, conductors
· WSCO Wind Symphony and Symphony Orchestra Concert: 7 p.m. on Friday, March 13. Justin Murray and Bryan Kolk, conductors
Both concerts will take place in the Chief Sealth International High School Auditorium (2600 SW Thistle St). Admission is free, thanks to generous support from 4Culture, National Endowment for the Arts, ArtsWA, and local donations.
Tuesday’s concert will feature “Overture to Royal Fireworks Music” by George Frideric Handel and “Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 (Pastoral)” first movement as well as music from “Star Wars” and “Hamilton” and several other lighthearted compositions.
Honoring Women’s History Month, Friday’s concert will pay homage to women composers. The program includes “Turbinia” by Katherine Bergman; “Three Places in the West” by Elena Specht; “Ash” by Jennifer Jolley; “Chasing Sunlight” by Cait Nishimura; “Tutued Toucan Can-Can” by Erika Svanoe; “Hymn for Everyone” by Jessie Montgomery; “Three Sketches of Unblemished Earth” by Jordan Jinosko; and the allegro movement of Florence Price’s “Symphony No. 1 in E Minor.”
Spring registration now open
Spring 2026 registration is now open for all four ensembles. New members are welcome. Prospective new members should e-mail info@wscorchestras.org for audition information at their earliest opportunity. Returning members can register and find tuition information at www.wscorchestras.org/register. Note that K–12 students take part tuition-free. Rehearsals for spring concerts start on Tuesday, March 17.
Event Details:
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Date: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month, starting from February 13
Location: 9030 35th Ave SW*If occupancy is full, please email hello@westseattlewie.com so we can notify you of last minute cancellations!*
Are you a female entrepreneur in West Seattle looking to take your business to new heights? Look no further! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of West Seattle Women Entrepreneurs, a dynamic meetup group created exclusively for ambitious women like you.
Join our vibrant community of like-minded individuals who understand the unique challenges and triumphs of being a female entrepreneur. Whether you’re just starting out or have an established business, our supportive network is here to inspire, empower, and help you thrive.
What makes us different? Our focus is not just on networking, but on fostering meaningful connections. At West Seattle Women Entrepreneurs, we believe in building authentic relationships that go beyond business transactions. Connect with a diverse group of driven women who are eager to share their knowledge, experiences, and resources.
Why join us?
Empowerment Surround yourself with a community that believes in your potential. Gain confidence, receive encouragement, and find the motivation to reach new heights in your entrepreneurial journey.
Knowledge Exchange Expand your horizons through thought-provoking discussions, educational workshops, and inspiring guest speakers. Unlock valuable insights, strategies, and practical tips to propel your business forward.
Collaboration Opportunities Discover potential collaborations and partnerships within our network. Leverage the collective expertise and skills of our members to overcome obstacles, tackle new projects, and achieve mutual success.
Supportive Environment Feel the power of a supportive community that understands the unique challenges faced by female entrepreneurs. Gain a sounding board, share your victories, and find solutions to common hurdles.
Local Focus West Seattle is our home, and we’re proud to support the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit of our community. Benefit from localized resources, connections, and opportunities tailored to our specific region.
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey of growth and success? Join West Seattle Women in Entrepreneurship today and take your business to new heights!
We invite you to join our event, where [provide a brief description of the event]. It promises to be an engaging and informative gathering.
Registration:
To secure your spot, please register via Eventbrite using the following link:
eventbrite.com/e/west-seattle-women-in-entrepreneurship-meetup-tickets-664648049207?aff=oddtdtcreator
Please note that space is limited, so we encourage you to register at your earliest convenience.
Free weekly track run – all levels – meet at West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor).
Singers Wanted!
Gershwin? Brahms? Whitacre? If you love to sing or want to discover your talent, we invite you to join the Boeing Employees Choir (open to all), performing everything from Bach to Broadway.
Open Rehearsals
Starting January 20, 2026
Tuesdays @ 6:30 PM
Tibbetts United Methodist Church
3940 41st Ave SW, West SeattleFor more info: www.boeingchoir.org
Please let us know by email if you are coming!
Email: President@boeingchoir.org
Trivia at the Admiral Pub
Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm. Free to play with cash prizes.
We also do every Thursday except for the last Thursday of every month. Thursday has the same setup, starts at 7 pm, free to play with cash prizes.
Free to play every Tuesday – now at 7 pm. New, silly prizes every week and fun for the whole family.
The Seattle Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society is pleased to announce a new class in West Seattle, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to the promotion of Scotland’s unique dance form in the Seattle metro area.
The class welcomes both families and individuals ages eight and over, regardless of experience. This weekly introduction to joyful jigs, lively reels and elegant strathspeys will take place at Fauntleroy Church on Tuesday evenings from 7:00-9:00 beginning September 9th. The Church, located at 9140 California Avenue SW, has ample parking and is conveniently located on the RapidRide C line and a half mile from the Fauntleroy ferry terminal. Comfortable clothing permitting ease of movement, non-marking shoes and a good sense of humor are the only essentials for the class. An individual’s first class is free. Thereafter per class fees will be $10 and $5 for ages 8-17.
Seattle Branch Chair, EB Van Otterloo, will be one of the class instructors. Of Scottish Country Dancing, Van Otterloo says, “There are so many things to love about this form of dance. It’s social, but you don’t need to bring a partner. It’s good exercise for your body and your mind, and most of all, it is such good fun.”
Blaine Peet, who has taught Scottish Country Dancing around the world, will join Van Otterloo in teaching the new class. “Once you have learned the basics, you can dance with people anywhere across the U.S. and Canada, and around the globe. It’s a great way to make new friends in different cultures, no matter whether you are in Europe, Asia or Australia.”
The Seattle Branch has regular social events and runs classes in the U-District, at the Phinney Neighborhood Center and in Edmonds while also promoting classes in Tacoma, Burien and Mount Vernon, among others. More information is available at rscds-seattle.org/classes
Sporcle Pub Quiz with @pubquizdavid is now at Beer Junction every Tuesday night at 7 pm and 8 pm.
Tuesday Trivia
Free Tuesday Trivia every Tuesday night at 7 pm
More details here: ounceswestseattle.com/upcoming-events
Free trivia, teams of up to 6, happy-hour prizes for beverages and food. With Geeks Who Drink.
Women’s Meditation Circle at the Mama Be Well Healing Studio (4034A California Ave SW)
Tuesday nights from 7 pm-8:15 pmThis is a small-group meditation experience, facilitated by Reiki Master Teacher and founder of Mama Be Well, Katie Englund.
I have space for 7 women* to join me each Tuesday evening in the safe and sacred space of the Mama Be Well Healing Studio to learn and practice meditation together. *Trans and non-binary friends are invited too!
The cost is just $12.
Since space is limited, I ask that you register in advance. You can learn more and register at www.mamabewell.info/meditation
If you have any questions, please send me an email at mamabewellreiki@gmail.com
I look forward to seeing who the Universe brings together for this!
it’s hard to justify carving out time for you when everyone else needs something. That’s why we built Impact 45.
It’s not just fast. It’s designed for people like you.– 45-minute sessions
– Kickboxing, cardio, core
– Wed & Fri @ 6:00 AM and 7:00 AMFirst class is FREE
You don’t need hours at the gym.
You just need the right 45 minutes , where every punch, every drop of sweat, gives you a piece of yourself back.The you who feels stronger.
The you who walks taller.
The you who doesn’t feel like an afterthought.So let’s stop putting you last.
Reserve your FREE spot -> Click the Class you want to Attend
Email if you have questions -> info@simastudents.com
Walking for Well-Being, Wednesdays @ Meet at 47th/SW Fontanelle
Walking for Well-Being—Move together in nature, Wednesdays/Saturdays @Lincoln Park 10:00 AM
Join Walking for Well-Being for Movement & Community! Walk together with fellow West Seattleites in and around Lincoln Park –Rain or Shine.
This free weekly walk is organized by Julie Garbutt of Waypower Coaching and takes place at a conversational pace covering 2.5 miles in an hour. All fitness levels are welcome.
Meet us at the corner of 47th Ave SW & SW Fontanelle (near by the 76 Gas station). We leave promptly at the listed start times, so please plan to arrive early.The start is next to the black mailbox at the north Lincoln Park Service Entrance at the intersection of 47th Avenue SW and SW Fontanelle Street and features plentiful street parking.
For more information, access our online brochure.
Contact julie@waypowercoaching.com for more information.
Toddler Reading Time every Wednesday at 10:30 am!
Mid-Day Eucharist at First Lutheran Church
Wednesdays at 11:45
Looking for spiritual nourishment? Join us every Wednesday on your lunch break for our mid-day Eucharist service. First Lutheran Church of West Seattle, 4105 California Ave. SW, in the Chapel. 206-935-6530, admin@flcws.org
Working with IDD (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities) is about the misconceptions and barriers those with IDD face in the professional world. In this presentation we will be discussing invisible disabilities and the impact they have on someone at their workplace. We will then discuss smart accommodations as a way to increase staff morale, retention, and streamline processes.
Please join Cecile Hansen, the revered Chairwoman of the Duwamish Tribe, for a hands-on class in the art of making traditional Native American fry bread. Cecile, who has served as the Duwamish Tribe’s chairwoman for over 50 years, will guide you through the cultural history, significance, and techniques of crafting this beloved dish that has been passed down through generations. The cost of the class is $20.00 to help with the cost of ingredients and the facility.
American Mah Jongg
At The Missing Piece in West Seattle
4707 California SWWe’re back! Come play Mah Jongg at The Missing Piece, the new location in the heart of the Junction, 4707 California Ave SW #B, Seattle, WA 98116-4412. It’s across the street from Easy Street Records.
Game times for all playing levels, including beginners, are:
Sundays 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Wednesdays 2 PM – 4 PM
We play 3 different versions of this fun table game that is growing in popularity across the nation:
– Traditional American (National Mah Jongg League rules)
– Taiwanese Mahjong
– And a more challenging version of American, called Siamese MJ.Contact Stacey Rea for more information: stacey1955@gmail.com.
If you or someone you love has been thinking about senior living, we are hosting a Spring Open House at The Kenney and would love to invite our West Seattle community to join us.
Wednesday, March 11
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
7125 Fauntleroy Way SWWe’ll start at 2:00 PM with a simple 30-minute presentation that breaks down the different levels of senior living, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. The goal is to make the process easier to understand and less overwhelming. Afterward, we’ll offer a community overview, time for questions, and raffle prizes.
This is a great opportunity for:
• Seniors planning ahead
• Adult children supporting aging parents
• Anyone who just wants to understand their options before a need becomes urgent
There is no pressure, just helpful information, and a chance to connect.
If you plan to attend, feel free to RSVP to me directly at cserrano@TheKenney.org or 206-933-2089.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Recurring every Wednesday from 5-10 – Wednesdays Rock! at the Mead Center. Join us on Wednesdays day from 5-10 pm for Rock Band Gaming Happy Hour! We have over 4,000 Rock Band songs and MANY tabletop games including Carcassonne, Wingspan, Horizons of Spirit Island, and tons of Pathfinder gaming books! Come play some games and get $2 off all Mead pours! Open to all ages with non-alcoholic options available!
Fix-It-Workshop
Every Wednesday
5:30 pm-7:30 pm
West Seattle Tool Library (Youngstown Cultural Arts Center)Tools, appliances, small electronics, and more! Use the tools and facilities of the shop and pick our librarians’ brains to get your damaged equipment back in the action.
Availability is first-come-first-served. This workshop is provided free of charge, though donations are appreciated!
We ask that all items brought for repair be of reasonable size. We are unable to service pressure vessels, refrigeration equipment, firearms, and high-voltage electrical components.
We now play every Wednesday night except the third Wednesday of the week when the Eagles have trivia. We play at 6 pm. We ask that non-Eagles members come in the back door of the club.
We have a mailing list where we send out tournament reminders. People can add themselves to the list by going to
https://raincityskunkworks.eo.page/3gzg8
Kundalini Yoga is the Yoga of Awareness.
Every Wednesday 6-7:30 pmEveryone can benefit from Kundalini Yoga, it is an ancient technology that works quickly to give you balance, the ability to remain calm and collected through life’s challenges, while feeling more vibrant and alive. You will gain new perspectives and capacities, as well as habits that support a healthy lifestyle. In a Kundalini Yoga class you can expect a melding of yogic tradition with modern science. Classes include a set of exercises, breathing techniques, meditation and chanting, and a generous savasana with a Gong bath for full body integration.
No previous yoga experience is required for you to attain results with your very first class. Suitable for anybody and ANY BODY at any level.
Join us at Inner Alchemy, Sanctuary and Studio located at 3618 SW Alaska Street, Seattle 98126. The entrance is on 37th Ave Sw, on the lower level of the building, with an Inner Alchemy sign to the right of the door.
Each class is $35 or you can purchase a month of classes at a discount.
34th DEMS HOST PANEL OF SEATTLE NON-VIOLENT RESISTANCE LEADERS
WHAT: The 34th Legislative District Democrats are hosting a panel of leaders from five Seattle non-violent resistance organizations for a lively discussion about what non-violent resistance can look like in Seattle and how we win.
WHO: The panel will be moderated by Erica C. Barnett of Publicola and the Seattle Nice Podcast. Panelists will include:
Binh Truong, GM of fieldwork, Common Power
Emily Gaggia, adopt-a-corner campaign director, NDLON
Laurie Reinhardt, co-leader, West Seattle Indivisible
Devin Hermanson, founder, Defund Musk
Kenny Austin, chair, 34th Legislative District Democrats’ Non-Violent Resistance Committee
WHEN: 6-7 pm, March 11. Doors open at 5:45 pm.
WHERE: Hall of Fauntleroy. 9131 California Ave SW
Parking is located behind the venue or in the streets around it.
WHY: ICE and Border Patrol surges in cities like Los Angeles, Boston, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Minneapolis have resulted in the deaths, injuries, and detentions of immigrants and citizens alike. How long until they come here? Panelists will highlight some of the different ways Seattleites can organize and get involved to protect their communities, liberties, and democracy.
Two changes from original announcement: West Seattle location will be the Southwest Teen Life Center, and SPD Chief Shon Barnes will not be in attendance.
On January 14, the Seattle Police Department will launch the first of its 10 monthly community conversations, “Our City, Our Safety 2026” across the city, with each gathering designed to influence how the department will approach safety neighborhood by neighborhood. In partnership with the Department of Neighborhoods, the department is holding the first meeting at the Rainier Beach Community Center, followed by a second on Feb. 11 at the Green Lake Community Center, and the third on March 11 at the (updated) Southwest Teen Life Center. Each meeting will take place from 6 pm to 7:30 pm.
While the Seattle Department constantly engages with community partners, the Our City, Our Safety series is intended to enhance our efforts.
What differentiates this series is how the information will be used and, eventually, shared back with stakeholders. At the first of two annual meetings in each Seattle precinct, police officials – including Chief Shon Barnes and each precinct captain – will present information and gather feedback and ideas from attendees. And at the second meeting, they will share results, lessons learned, unexpected impacts, and other updates to continuously improve and create accountability.
“Safety means different things to Seattle’s more than 800,000 residents, whether you live in Rainier Beach, Ballard, or Capitol Hill, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Having honest conversations – and being accountable for our actions – is critical to moving forward,” said Chief Shon Barnes. “My goal with Our City, Our Safety is to emphasize how dedicated SPD employees are to earning trust and building the partnerships we need to change peoples’ perceptions.”
“Every neighborhood in Seattle deserves to feel safe and connected, and the only way we get there is by listening to the people who live that experience every day. This partnership is about meeting residents where they are, across languages and cultures and building solutions with them,” says Department of Neighborhoods Director Jenifer Chao. “When we lead with community, safety endures. I’m hopeful about what this series can unlock: deeper trust, shared understanding, and real progress.”
What can you expect?
The Seattle Police Department and Department of Neighborhoods designed a 90-minute meeting that combines the best of a town hall with the best of a neighborhood watch program. Participants will have the chance to hear directly from police officials and each other. The meeting also features a roundtable portion where they can have more in-depth conversations about urgent concerns to try to co-develop solutions or examine the department’s past efforts.
“This is our opportunity to go beyond analyzing data and hear stories and potential solutions directly from the people who live, work, study, and play in Seattle’s diverse neighborhoods,” said Asssistant Chief Tyrone Davis. “Their input will let us co-create solutions to current – and hopefully potential future – problems.”
The concept is grounded in research that indicates that when residents come together with police to discuss their concerns, solutions, and ideas, they can create collaborative safety strategies that truly reflect the unique needs of each neighborhood. The series is designed to complement the Seattle Police Department’s current efforts, including its active advisory councils such as the West Seattle Advisory Council, the LGBTQ Advisory Council, and the Belltown Advisory Council and local business engagements such as Coffee with a Cop.
Concept reflects community feedback
The department piloted this concept in the South Precinct in October, holding a community event with the Department of Neighborhoods at the Filipino Community Center. About 80 people attended, with South Precinct Captain Heidi Tuttle, Davis, and Barnes presenting updates to the audience. During the meeting, people exchanged ideas, addressed complex challenges, revealed their unique perceptions about public safety, discussed first-hand experiences with criminal activity, and shared their thoughts about the root causes of crime.
“People were able to say what they wanted to say and felt that they were heard,” said Agness Navarro, the Filipino Community Center’s executive director.
Academic researchers from the Seattle University Crime & Justice Research Center who specialize in studying residents’ perceptions about public safety also join these meetings.
West Seattle Urbanism – Weekly Meetup
Wednesdays, 6 pm to 8 pm
Great American Diner & Bar
4752 California Ave SW
Free weekly group run – all levels – meet at West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor).
The 34th District Democrats meet monthly on second Wednesdays. Agenda and format varies – check 34dems.org for updates.
HUM-IN
Collective Sound Vibration as
Peaceful Protest against Injustice
Wednesdays 6:30-7 pm
Junction Plaza Park
Free Live Music Wednesdays!
Locöl
7902 35th Ave SW
Rotating Artists
6:30 – 8:30
Free
21+
Trivia at the Admiral Pub
Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm. Free to play with cash prizes.
We also do every Thursday except for the last Thursday of every month. Thursday has the same setup, starts at 7 pm, free to play with cash prizes.
Alki Community Choir Open Rehearsals
Wednesday evenings 7-9 pm (no rehearsal on the third Wednesday of each month).
Alki United Church of Christ (Alki UCC)
6115 SW HindsEmail music@alkiucc.org for more information.
Come Sing with Us!
Music Director Daniel Self invites you to join the fun and welcoming Alki Community Choir.
From seasoned vocalists to shower divas, all are welcome regardless of experience, age, faith or non-faith. Join us to sing new and well-loved songs in a variety of musical styles, including traditional hymns, spirituals and gospel.
Come once … keep coming back … there are no auditions or commitments. Rehearsals for community choir are ongoing, so it is always a good time to join.
Daniel is an exuberant and accomplished choir music director and a Seattle-based musician and music educator.
Do you love music? Do you like games? Come check out Music Bingo at Good Society every Wednesday from 7-9 PM! Bring your friends and enjoy some tunes and brews with chances to win prizes!
Fully backlined open mic at Skylark free every Wednesday, 7:30 pm sign-up 7:30pm sign-up /Music starts at 8:30 (The line to sign up often starts to form around 7:00 so get here early!)
It’s great for musicians, but it is also a great night out to see some of Seattle’s best up and coming musicians.
- No host to hog the spotlight, just bands/solo acts and a friendly, experienced sound engineer
- >Full 16 track recordings of your set available for purchase ($10 for solo acts, $20 for bands), make a demo!
- Full menu and bar available with 12 beers on tap
- All genres welcome: solo, acoustic, electronica, full bands, and comedy of any type
10 minutes/2 songs each- Gretsch house drums, Vox AC30 guitar amp, Yamaha G50410 guitar amp, Ashdown ABM500 bass amp, Shure mics, DIs, etc.
- You are welcome to bring more gear, just talk to the sound engineer beforehand to make sure it is compatible
PLEASE NOTE: The list goes out at 7:30 but people arrive much earlier to line up and is first come first served. Please be courteous of those that were there before you. While this is free to sign-up, please arrive hungry and thirsty, and do purchase something as we want to keep providing the opportunity and keep it free.
Wednesday night trivia at 8 pm with Quizmaster J!
Karaoke at the Admiral Pub
Every Sunday and Wednesday 8 pm till 1 am
Weekly trivia at Larry’s Tavern at 8 pm Wednesday.
Trivia with Phil T. $2 buy-in. Prizes. Reservations at (updated) talaricospizza.com/reservations-small-party
Karaoke at the Admiral Pub
Every Wednesday night at 8:45 pm
F3, a free national men’s workout group:
We meet at 5:30 am 3 days a week at 3 locations in West Seattle/White Center:
Tuesday: meet at Hiawatha Playfield
Thursday: meet at Alki Bathhouse
Friday: meet at Steve Cox ParkThese workouts are always free, always outdoors, peer-led in a rotating fashion, open to all men regardless of fitness level, and always end in a circle of trust.
More information at f3seattle.com
Bring your little ones and come play at our church’s PlaySpace — open every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to noon! It’s a warm, welcoming indoor spot for kids to move, imagine, and make new friends while parents and caregivers connect with one another. All are welcome, drop-in style, and the cost is FREE — come as you are and stay as long as you like!
What: Thursday Qi Gong Sessions
When: from 10-11 AMDescription: These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of experience. Participants will learn gentle movements that promote relaxation, energy balance, and overall well-being.
Sign-Up: Interested participants can sign up through this links:
Thursday: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1120273782039?aff=oddtdtcreator
10 am – 12 pm
Hey West Seattle friends!
Work from home and craving a change of scenery (or just some friendly faces)?
I’m at The Void every week and thought it’d be fun to turn it into a casual cowork & coffee hang. Come work alongside others, craft, game or just enjoy a cool vibe and delicious coffee. You can bring arts & crafts, play games, work or chat!
Drop by, say hi, and let’s make working from home a little less solo!
Join us on Heylo and RSVP: https://heylo.group/the-seattle-thaw
Our upcoming FREE lunch & learn webinar will cover acne treatment for ALL ages! (not just teens). Acne can be a frustrating skin condition to treat. Join Dr. Lauren Oldziej for an overview of naturopathic & holistic approaches to addressing this common skin concern.
A Naturopathic Approach to Treating Acne with Dr. Lauren Oldziej
Thursday, March 12th at 12:30 pm PST
*recording available for those who can’t make it liveRegister for this FREE webinar or access recordings of other past free webinars here.
WEST SEATTLE UKULELE PLAYERS, WSUP! Weekly Song Circle Thursdays from 1:00-2:30 pm. Grab your ukulele (or other instrument), and come play with us – all levels welcome! Winter is mostly at The Bridge on California, and when the weather allows we’re outside at C & P, but we may move around. To confirm the week’s location, check here or email us at westseattleukuleleplayerswsup@gmail.com for details.
STRONG BODIES, STRONG BONES
Thursdays, 2:30-3:30 pmJoin certified yoga therapist Milo in weight bearing movements that will help you become stronger and steadier—slowly,
gradually and safely. You will be led through a series of movements that strengthen your bones and muscles, which will
give balance to your body and help avoid osteoporosis. This class can be enjoyed by all levels. Please bring a mat, blocks and a blanket and pillow if you have them.
Food trucks 4-8 pm Thursdays at HPCS:
Truck of the week listed on the store’s website; we also include it in our West Seattle Thursday highlight list.
Second Thursdays, it’s time for the West Seattle Art Walk; follow that link to see venue/artist highlights – and to get the walking map/venue list!
The West Seattle art walk is a monthly art event that is held the second Thursday of each month 5 pm to 9 pm year-round. The art walk is hosted by the local West Seattle merchants who feature a wide range of art and showcase our vibrant artist community.
The West Seattle Tool Library is open at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center space (east side of main building).
West Seattle Tool Library provides free, community access to a wide variety of tools, training, and sustainable resources. Utilizing a diverse collection of over 1,500 tools, our membership has successfully grown entire community orchards, built mini-greenhouses, and even just mowed their own lawns. From basic tasks to brilliant innovations, the projects accomplished by the West Seattle Tool Library’s 780+ members have made all the tools in the collection proud to be working again.
Community CPR class at Delridge Community Center
Thursday, Mar. 12, 2026, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Venue:Delridge Community Center
Address: 4501 Delridge Way SWEvent Description:Seattle Fire Department’s Medic 2 Bystander CPR training Program is hosting a community CPR class atDelridge Community Center on Thursday, March 12, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
To register for the class please fill out this online form: Medic 2 CPR Training Request
The classes will provide adult, child, and infant CPR training as well as choking interventions and use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
All are welcome to attend at no cost if a certification is not required. The cost for participants wishing to obtain a certification is $30 cash or check made payable to Medic 2. Donations are greatly appreciated!
Payment for certification is considered a charitable contribution. Charitable contributions to governmental units are tax-deductible under section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code if made for a public purpose. The City of Seattle employer identification number is 91-6001275.
First aid is not included in this training. Certifications are not American Heart Association Heartsaver branded. If these classes are mandated by your employer, please make sure our HSI certification will meet their requirements. Certifications are valid for two years.
Southwest Seattle Historical Society
Words, Writers, Southwest Stories: “West Seattle Beavers: Living Their Best Life While Boosting Salmon & Bird Habitat” (Pamela Adams)
Thurs, Mar 12th 2026 at 6 pm on Zoom
Did you know that beaver dams are helping to reconnect historic floodplains?
Did you know that there are over thirty of these dams in your local urban watershed?
Explore Longfellow Creek through the lens of Pamela Adams, Seattle’s “freelance beaver detective” — a trained Beaver Corps practitioner working for human-beaver coexistence. For the past four years, she’s documented expanding beaver families in West Seattle using noninvasive cameras, uncovering how these “eco-engineers” survive pollution, habitat disruption, and limited food. Learn how their newly added dams help filter stormwater, boost coho salmon spawning, and bird populations, restoring ecological health like a furry probiotic — offering a hopeful model for how allowing a native keystone species to not only exist but thrive can improve our urban watersheds for many other species that depend on fresh water.
Words, Writers, Southwest Stories is a free monthly speaker series that highlights local authors, historians, and voices to foster a deeper understanding of our community and its people.
For more information, visit: loghousemuseum.org/blog/beavers/?mc_cid=3fc22aa97b
Pokémon League: All players are welcome! Must bring your own console. Every Thursday, 6:00 pm at Fourth Emerald Games (4517 California SW, top of the stairs).
Walking for Well-Being — Move together in nature, Thursday evenings @Lincoln Park 6:00 PM
Join Walking for Well-Being for Movement & Community! Walk together with fellow West Seattleites in and around Lincoln Park –Rain or Shine. Please bring your own light for our nighttime walks.
This free weekly walk is organized by Julie Garbutt of Waypower Coaching and takes place at a conversational pace covering 2.5 miles in an hour. All fitness levels are welcome.
Meet us at the corner of 47th Ave SW & SW Fontanelle. We leave promptly at the listed start times, so please plan to arrive early. The start is near the C-Line bus stop at SW Webster St and features plentiful street parking.
For more information, access our online brochure.
Contact julie@waypowercoaching.com for more information.
Westies Run Club
Thursdays at 6 pmJoin us for a conversational 3-mile run, then hang out afterward! Now meeting at Good Society in Admiral. Find us on Heylo: heylo.group/westies-run-club or on IG @westiesrunclub.
Thursdays: 6:30-10 pm Board Game Night
Join Meeples Games for a night of board game fun! Each week we will teach you a new game and play some favorites as well. This event is open to all ages!
Second Thursday of each Month
’90s Trivia at 7 pm
5 Rounds of all ’90s Trivia
Free to play with cash prizes
Trivia at the Admiral Pub
Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm. Free to play with cash prizes.
We also do every Thursday except for the last Thursday of every month. Thursday has the same setup, starts at 7 pm, free to play with cash prizes.
EVERY THURSDAY AT 7:30 pm
FIRST THURSDAYS ARE THEMED
PRIZES EVERY TIME!Location:
THE VOID WEST SEATTLE
5048 California SW@thevoidseattle
thevoidseattle.com
Weekend starts early with DJs at Revelry Room.
F3, a free national men’s workout group:
We meet at 5:30 am 3 days a week at 3 locations in West Seattle/White Center:
Tuesday: meet at Hiawatha Playfield
Thursday: meet at Alki Bathhouse
Friday: meet at Steve Cox ParkThese workouts are always free, always outdoors, peer-led in a rotating fashion, open to all men regardless of fitness level, and always end in a circle of trust.
More information at f3seattle.com
it’s hard to justify carving out time for you when everyone else needs something. That’s why we built Impact 45.
It’s not just fast. It’s designed for people like you.– 45-minute sessions
– Kickboxing, cardio, core
– Wed & Fri @ 6:00 AM and 7:00 AMFirst class is FREE
You don’t need hours at the gym.
You just need the right 45 minutes , where every punch, every drop of sweat, gives you a piece of yourself back.The you who feels stronger.
The you who walks taller.
The you who doesn’t feel like an afterthought.So let’s stop putting you last.
Reserve your FREE spot -> Click the Class you want to Attend
Email if you have questions -> info@simastudents.com
West Seattle Earlybirds, Toastmasters Club #650
Virtual
Fridays from 7:45 am to 9:00 am
For details westseattleearlybirdsclub650.toastmastersclubs.org
This is a weekly indoor gym for preschool-aged children in our basement rec room on Friday mornings at 10:00 am. There’s toys, play cars, bouncy animals, and more! And most importantly, there’s coffee! Invite a friend and come have fun!