Facebook can come in handy sometimes.  Like Thursday night, when we learned that Mighty-O Donuts will be recognizing National Donut Day Friday, June 3rd.  Here’s what the Mighty-O Facebook page says:

Tomorrow is National Donut Day.  We will be featuring our Ginger Sugar donut as seen on the Food Network Challenge.  Don’t forget to stop by for your special donut and a free small drip coffee.

If you’re not familiar with National Donut Day, Jordan did a great job explaining it last year.  You can read his entertaining educational donut day post here.

Or just head up to 2110 N. …

The Wallingford Community Senior Center is holding their next Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, May 22nd.  Funds raised by the pancake noshing will benefit the Senior Center.  French toast, pancakes, and connecting with neighbors – all for a good cause.

That’s May 22nd from 9 AM to 12 PM in the basement of the Good Shepherd Center at 4649 Sunnyside Ave N. Adults $5 , Kids $2.50.

Need more info?  Interested in volunteering?  Contact WCSC’s Program Coordinator, Norah Erwin-Stewart:  norah at wallingfordseniors dot org, or call 206-461-7825.

P.S.  I have been assured that my family’s mincemeat pancakes will not be on …

Update:  We received word on 5/19 that this dinner is cancelled.

Aha Toro and Bandolero (Wallyhood’s favorite tequila bar, TEQUILA!) present A Distiller’s Dinner on Monday, May 23 at 7pm.   Now, frankly, the term “distiller’s dinner” is new to me.  But I’ve enjoyed some of the anejo and blanco shots served at Bandolero, and I’ve tasted their nibbles.  Based on that, the menu sounds great.  I don’t care what they call it.

There are just 40 seats available, and registration is required.  $75 a person.

Here’s the menu:

Reception

Amigo Reposado Margarita
Chichorron and Guacamole
Tortilla Chips and Traditional Salsa…

The Meridian School is hosting a Bicycle Recycle event Thursday-Saturday, May 19-21.

Volunteers will be on hand to collect used bikes and bike parts which will be donated to BikeWorks, a local non-profit organization building sustainable communities by educating youth and promoting cycling.  And who can’t get behind that?

Bike drop off times are:

For your convenience, there’s even a drive-through option at the Good Shepherd Center.

This community service project is intended to promote biking, help make bikes accessible to all people, keep bikes out of the landfills and …