Attention Wallyhood writers, aspiring writers, potential editors and interested community members?   The current Wallyhood editorial staff (Jack, Megan, Gary and Larry) invites you to start the new year off right by attending a meetup with us on Wednesday, Jan 8th, 7 pm at the Blue Star Cafe and Pub (4512 Stone Way N).

At this meeting, we will be brainstorming story ideas and looking for new writers and/or editors to help keep the Wallyhood tradition going throughout 2025! We will also review what we look for in a good article, and how to submit yours. Most importantly, we want to …

A Message from Murphy’s Pub

Chelley and Eamonn from our favorite Wallingford Irish Pub, Murphy’s Pub, would like to share their holiday plans for their beloved watering hole. Christmas Eve will find them open at noon and closed at 4pm, and closed Christmas Day. December 31^st, New Year Eve will open at 11a.m. and ring in the New Year Eve in Ireland at 4pm Seattle time— always something clever to celebrate at Murphy’s. Enjoy family fun and a toast to the New Year in Ireland at 4pm with music from That Irish Guy. 

Being it is a …

Taking care and giving back. The power of a generous heart.

As the holidays are fast approaching, if anyone is looking to support a local business and a good cause, I would recommend stopping at the Assistance League store on N 45^th. 

Assistance League charitable programs rely on hands-on involvement by our volunteers and spring from their generous hearts and minds. Each innovative program is designed to meet specific needs of individual communities. Assistance League member volunteers have achieved true transformation in their communities and have helped make a better world possible.

From Nancy Hanson, it was just …

Over 45 years ago, Bill and Ann Evans opened their family owned and managed retail store dedicated to the sale of products made in and inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Over time, they searched far and wide across the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho in the United States and the province of British Columbia in Canada to build relationships with local artists and manufacturers.

In 2017, they opened the shop’s Seattle location in the Wallingford neighborhood at 4411 Wallingford Ave. N. A year later, Matt and Cédric took over as owners.  Today, they work with hundreds of suppliers to …

Wally Pet Supplies will be having a Santa photo with your pet. They are taking donations for Old Dog Haven. Drop by, get a picture and donate to Old Dog Haven to support over 300 senior pups. 

When:  Sun Dec 8, 2024, 10 am – 3 pm

Where:  4411 Wallingford Ave N., Seattle, WA 98103

About Wally Pets

Wally Pets is a beloved pet store located at 4411 Wallingford Avenue North in Seattle, Washington. With a wide selection of products for all types of pets, including dogs, cats, birds, and small animals, Wally Pets is a one-stop shop for all …

As the holiday season gets into full swing, Wallyhood would like to let the community know about Dance Fremont’s Silent Auction.    The following was provided by Una Ludviksen, Dance Fremont’s Communications and Marketing.

Welcome to Dance Fremont’s First-Ever Steadfast Silent Auction!
November 11 – December 14. Join us in making high-quality dance education accessible to everyone! Dance Fremont has been dedicated to empowering youth and adults through ballet and modern dance since 1996. With your support in this auction, we can continue our mission to provide inclusive dance training that breaks down financial barriers and opens doors for dancers of …

Here is an update from the project manager, Paige McGehee, for the Seattle Public Schools search for a site for an athletic field for school athletic use.  Note the meeting scheduled for this coming Wednesday, the 20^th, has been moved from the Lincoln Library to the Commons inside Hamilton International Middle School.

Dear Community Member,

Thank you for your continued interest and engagement around the location for a new synthetic turf field for Lincoln High School students.

In advance of our next community meeting on November 20, here is an update on what we’ll be discussing: