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Live locally.Consult your community calendar.
In the calendar, you can click through to each event's online information. If a local event is missing, please send a Citizen's alert. |
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Columbia City Cinema
Seattle's Coolest Neighborhood Theater
Twilight, Bolt, and Quantum of Solace end Thursday, 12/11. Starting Friday: The Day the Earth Stood Still, Changeling, and Four Christmases. Coming Soon: Valkyrie, Yes Man, and Marley and Me. Be sure to check our website for the most up-to-date movie information! Or, better yet, sign up for our weekly newsletter and get movie times delivered straight to your inbox. See you at the movies. |
At the library
Preschool Storytime Bring your preschoolers on Fridays at 10:30am to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs, and fun with our children's librarian.
Grupo Bilingüe de Juegos / Bilingual Play and Learn Group Fridays from 11:30-1pm. Grupo bilingüe de juegos para padres y cuidadores con niños entre las edades de nacimiento hasta 5 años. / Bilingual play group for ages birth to 5. Teen Gaming Tuesday, December 16th from 3 to 5 pm. Come play Mario Kart, Dance Dance Revolution, American Idol Karaoke, and more. Free snacks, and you might win a prize just for coming! Homework Help Except for school holidays, volunteers will assist students with homework on a drop in basis. Mon-Thu, 5-7:45pm. |
Columbia City Theater
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Columbia City Holiday Kids Fair 2008MUSICA Entertainment is hosting a Kids Fair that focuses on the importance of health, nutrition and the role of parents as their child's first and most important teachers. Columbia City Theater, 4916 Rainier Ave S, 723-0088 This afternoon event includes:
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Arts Gumbo: World Music of PeaceDon't miss our final Arts Gumbo performance this Saturday, Dec 13th at 7pm with vocal percussion ensemble Abrace and The MB Orchestra! Learn about Ladino (Jewish) and Arabic music, with multi-lingual songs from around the globe, featuring Middle Eastern and Afro-Brazilian dance. Evening includes free song-arranging workshop at 8:15pm for audience members and Middle Eastern tasters served at 8:45pm. purchase advance tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com or at the door. |
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New Listening Mothers groupStarting on Friday, January 9, 2009, Listening Mothers will begin a group at Seattle Home Maternity Service (map). Listening Mothers is a small group for moms with babies 0-6 months of age. The group focuses on the mother's and baby's experience and the relationship they share. It's an opportunity to connect with other moms in a safe and supportive environment with a trained facilitator to learn about the emotional development of babies, as well as the rich and sometimes intense emotional experience as a mom. Integrating recent research findings with the intuition and understanding mothers have for their babies sets the foundation for long lasting emotional health. This Listening Mothers group will meet from 1-2:30 PM on Fridays for 8 sessions beginning January 9 and ending February 27, 2009. The next group held in Columbia City is scheduled to start on March 6, 2009. For more information about this valuable program, you can check out their website or email me at moc.liamg|oerbma#moc.liamg|oerbma. If you or someone you know has had a baby in the last six months, please spread the word. We welcome the opportunity to help parents and children deepen their relationship, come to know themselves and their babies better, and find more confidence in their own native parenting wisdom. |
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South Seattle Solstice: Festival of LightsDrop by the Rainier Valley Cultural Center this Saturday, Dec 13th between 10-1pm for a free Lantern-Making workshop hosted by The Gateway Group & SEEDArts. Bring a tin can that has been filled with water and frozen overnight or we will have one for you, while supplies last! Then, join us on Sun, Dec 21st for the first South Seattle Solstice: Festival of Lights. We will meet at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center parking lot at 4pm with our lanterns and noisemakers and head south to Hillman City to celebrate community on the darkest day of the year, with light, music & refreshments. Contact: Abbey Norris, Public Art Manager, 760-4289 |
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Include Columbia City in your year-end giving
Columbia Citizens benefit from the effective hard work of many community organizations. As you complete your year-end giving, please include one or more of our neighborhood nonprofits in your plans. Thank you.
March For Youth planningA party to celebrate Obama! Be a part of the movement to improve the lives of youth in our community - join the next March for Youth planning meeting: Wed Dec 10, 6:30–8pm Questions? contact Denise Gloster, 795.5824, 723.4637 or moc.oohay|retsolgesined#moc.oohay|retsolgesined See the slideshow from March for Youth 2008. |
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Community gardeningHere's a great site to link people who want to garden with people who have available land. It's through the Urban Land Army site and we're forming a new unit in Columbia City. To edit the site you need a Google logon, but this is pretty easy to do. Here's a link to the site. Once you get to the map it's easy to post on it. If you have any comments or questions please e-mail Diana at vog.ytnuocgnik|hniv.anaid#vog.ytnuocgnik|hniv.anaid. |
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Artique: Holiday Gift ShopStart your holiday shopping in Columbia City at ARTIQUE: A Holiday Gift Shop of small works and contemporary crafts. Featuring handmade works by Seattle artisans, craftspeople and designers, with gift items ranging from $5 to $500. Artique will be open til January 18th! Columbia City Gallery Hours: Weds - Sat (12 to 8pm), Sun (10-6pm) |
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You Art What You Eat: Verve Wine Bar & CellarDine at Verve Wine Bar & Cellar, 3820 S Ferdinand St, Ste 102), on Wednesday, December 17th anytime between 4-10pm and a percentage of the proceeds will benefit SEEDArts! The Annual Fund supports all SEEDArts programs, including the Columbia City Gallery, the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, the Rainier Valley Youth Theatre, and the Public Art Program. Contribute to SEEDArts Annual Fund today! |
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Columbia City in the news
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… half of that's in news.
Columbia City's blogossiphere has been a whole lot quieter this week, as Rainier Valley Post blogger Amber Campbell focuses on a murder close to home.
Columbia City in the blogossiphere
Amber at the Rainier Valley Post says she doesn't want direct links from the Wikli's blogossiphere over her concern that gossip just isn't her brand. We still encourage you to check out her blog.
Columbia Citizens' posts
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new members
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site updates
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New photos in the Citizens' gallery. |
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