We posted earlier this week about obtaining Covid test kits for free through the State of Washington, through the end of the year. We subsequently received a note from Warren Chin, the Interim Supervising Librarian at the Wallingford Branch of the Seattle Public Library. He wanted to let people know that kits are also available at the Wallingford Branch, and that you can stop by to claim one or two as needed. So while you are out and about in the neighborhood, you can avail yourself of this option, in addition to ordering through the State.…
Today is Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is here. This is the day when our Wallingford social service organizations need you to step up and make a contribution to help them get ready for a lean, cold winter. Wallyhood published a post with details about our neighborhood’s eight major social service organizations last week. Go here to get links directly to their webpages. Take a look back to read about Assistance League of Seattle, Boys & Girls Club, Family Works, Historic Wallingford, Solid Ground, Stone Soup Theatre, Tilth Alliance and the Wallingford Community Senior Center.…
PNW Needle Arts Holiday Sale
The holidays are fast approaching. (Yes, they really are!) If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind homemade gift for that special someone, check out the Pacific Northwest Needle Arts Guild Holiday Sale.
Dates: Friday, Dec. 3, Saturday, Dec. 4, Friday Dec. 10 and Saturday Dec. 11 Time: 10am – 4pm each day Place: Good Shepherd Center, 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Room 120For sale will be ornaments, baby gifts and toys, hats, scarves, afghans, bags and much more, all made by guild members.
PNNAG, headquartered in the Good Shepherd Center, supports needle work of all kinds. Their mission statement:
… we …
Need More Covid Test Kits?
As we head into the heart of the cold and dark Seattle winter, news reports are all a-twitter (yes, pun intended) about the so-called “tridemic” of RSV, flu, and Covid. RSV has been especially hard on kids, and the flu season has already been called the most severe in 13 years. If there’s a ray of good news in any of this, it would seem to be that our region continues to show a relatively low rate of new Covid cases being reported (according to the King County Department of Health website, however, a recent data breach may have resulted …
Giving Tuesday in Wallingford
Giving Tuesday is an annual celebration of our non-profit service organizations and a time to encourage you to donate to support them. It is said that non-profits receive 80% of their annual contributions between Thanksgiving and Christmas, so now is the time when they desperately need you to join in and get them set up for another year of action. Giving Tuesday is a great day to spend a few minutes getting your annual giving done.
Eight organizations active in Wallingford are participating in Giving Tuesday. If you would like to help any of these we’ve listed below, you …
Mt. Joy Family-Focused Pop Up at Tavolàta
Mt. Joy, Ethan Stowell’s new climate-focused chicken sandwich joint, is taking over Tavolàta Stone Way — November 18th-20th for a family-focused popup! They’ll be serving pasture-raised chicken sandwiches, fries, and shakes all weekend. Mt. Joy is a mission-driven company with the goal of supporting climate-smart farming practices and sourcing all ingredients from within 500 miles of Seattle. PREORDERS AVAILABLE at www.mtjoy.com. You can choose to dine in or take your order to go upon arrival. The popup is open from 4-10 pm on Friday and 11-9 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
This pop-up was designed with families in mind. A …
Art Show at Good Shepherd
Just in time for the holidays: the Good Shepherd Center Artists Open Studios and Sale features six artists showing—and selling!—their work. The 5th floor walk-up at Good Shepherd (with an amazing view) will be open 12 – 3pm on all Saturdays through December 17th—except Saturday, November 26th (the building will be closed during Thanksgiving weekend). The show opened on November 5, so there are still plenty of terrific items available.
The offerings include paintings, luminaries, art objects, casual profanity tea towels and dinner napkins…and much more. One of the featured artists, Mary Welch, wrote to Wallyhood and provided a little …