• Evaluating Retirement Living Options

    Ida Culver House Broadview 12505 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA

    Join us to discuss the differences in various senior housing and care models. This presentation will highlight some of the most overlooked considerations when choosing your next home. We’ll also take a close look at the pros and cons of retirement living, assisted living, continuing care retirement communities, and more. Learn how to choose theMore

  • Wisdom Café: The Invisibility of Aging at the Fairwood Library

    Fairwood Library 17009 140th Avenue SE, Renton, WA, United States

    For older adults. Celebrate the art of shared wisdom at Wisdom Cafes—an inviting space for older adults to explore livability issues through lively, facilitated discussions. Delve into various monthly topics, exchanging ideas and opinions in a collaborative atmosphere. This month’s topic is The Invisibility of Aging. Do you feel invisible or that you don’t “count?”More

    Free
  • Let’s Talk About Stroke: Warning Signs and Treatments (online)

    Online

    For adults. Can you recognize the warning signs of stroke? What should you do if you think you or someone might be having a stroke? An emergency medicine physician and a neurologist from Overlake Medical will teach you about the warning signs and symptoms of stroke and the treatments that may stop a stroke inMore

    Free
  • Explore Google Arts & Culture (online)

    Online

    For adults. Curious minds will enjoy walking through the world's museums, playing with color and much more. Please register at kcls.org.

    Free
  • “Garden of Delights” Art Show Opening Gala

    Aljoya Thornton Place 450 N 100th Street, Seattle, WA

    Make more room for art and enjoyment in your day. Join us for the grand unveiling of our new exhibition showcasing the Garden of Delights collection. The artists delve into the beauty and abundance found in the delights of the garden, utilizing diverse mediums and approaches. Through their work, they intricately explore the lush realmMore

  • Beginning Genealogy via Zoom from Seattle Genealogical Society

    ZOOM

    Four week workshop, limited to 20 participants. Covers how to successfully conduct, organize, and record research for your genealogy. How to begin? How to evaluate evidence? What are the best sources? Where are the records? What can DNA tell us? More information and registration link: https://www.seagensoc.org/cpage.php?pt=169

    $60
  • Black History Bingo Party

    The Lakeshore 11448 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA

    Celebrate Black History Month at The Lakeshore with a game of Black History Bingo highlighting black trailblazers. Explore the incredible contributions of these historical icons, savor delicious appetizers and beverages, and join in the excitement of Bingo. This event offers a chance to win prizes and promises to be a memorable celebration that you won’tMore

  • Growing and Thriving: How to Build Calm Into Your Day at the Newcastle Library

    Newcastle Library

    For adults. Our nervous system easily becomes overloaded with the constant demands of life. Learn how to ease your mind, body and spirit with a few simple techniques, including guided relaxation and sound vibration modalities in this 90-minute experience. Please register at kcls.org.

    Free
  • Author Visit: Maija Rhee Devine: The Voices of Heaven at the Skyway Library

    Skyway Library 12601 76th Avenue S, Seattle, WA, United States

    For adults. The voices of countless individuals have been lost during nation-building and war in South and North Korea. Join author Maija Rhee Devine as she discusses her novel, The Voices of Heaven, a story that takes us deep into the devotion and secrets of a family living in Seoul on the cusp of theMore

    Free
  • Altered Books! Take Journaling to the Next Level at the Issaquah Library

    Recurring
    Issaquah Library 10 W Sunset Way, Issaquah, WA, United States

    For teens and adults. Join Karyn Ellis for this three-part series of creativity and self-exploration. Enter a world of imagination and awareness by experiencing and communicating through images, texture, words, and color. Some feelings are better shared visually, rather than verbally. Karyn Ellis, MA, LMHC, CMHS, is a local therapist who believes that art canMore

    Free