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Seattle Center Sculpture Walk 2026
Experience temporary art installations on our grounds throughout the year.
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Washington Home Show
At the Home Show, our goal is simple—to inspire, motivate, and excite attendees for their next home improvement project, whether it’s a small renovation or a complete remodel.
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Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival
Seattle Center Festál presents Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival in partnership with the Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival Committee. The festival shares cultural roots and contemporary influences of Hawaii through music, hula, ono food, marketplace, workshops, and more.
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Seattle Center Sculpture Walk 2026
Experience temporary art installations on our grounds throughout the year.
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Open sourceSat, Sep 12, 9:00 AM
21st Annual Walk/Run/Bike for Sickle Cell
The Annual walk is our major fundraiser and celebration. All proceeds collected during the event go to support the vital programs we offer, consisting of housing, partial scholarships, hospital stay support, transportation to care facilities and much more. Whether you Walk, Run or Bike at this event you contribute to our mission of enhancing the lives of individuals and families living with Sickle Cell.
Seward ParkSeattle Department of Neighborhoods
Open sourceSat, Sep 12, 2:00 PM
Apple Press Potluck Kobe/Danny Woo
Apple Press Cider Party: The Danny Woo Garden has 63 fruit trees, including 28 pear trees, 19 apple trees, one cherry tree, one fig tree, and seven plum trees. Every fall, InterIm CDA and City Fruit hold an apple press cider party in the Danny Woo Garden for CID seniors using apples from the garden. This event is open to the community to promote social engagement and celebration of the fall harvest season.
Chinatown-International DistrictSeattle Parks and Recreation
Open sourceSat, Sep 12, 9:00 AM
Fall Plant Sale
Browse and shop a curated selection of unique plants with available guidance from garden experts. All proceeds benefit Kubota Garden Foundation.
Rainier Beach/OthelloSeattle Department of Neighborhoods
Open sourceSat, Sep 12, 1:00 PM
Fertility NOW Workshop
This condensed, intensive workshop is designed to empower women to regain their fertility and conceive naturally…and soon! Rather than focusing on conventional fertility education – such as ovulation cycles, organs, hormones, or supplements – it offers a new perspective and deeper wisdom to consider for your belief system. The goal is to help participants create lasting change by learning principles of right living and building lifestyle habits that allow fertility to arise spontaneously in perfect timing. Here, we openly discuss unconventional information, real answers, and practical changes that lead you toward rapid results, empowerment, clarity, and joy in your journey.What You’ll Learn:- Foundations of health and fertility- The soul and body's essential needs- Practical ways to apply these principles in everyday life…and more.Who Is It For?Consider joining if you:- Are planning to have children in the future and want to prepare wisely,- Are currently experiencing fertility issues (TTC, miscarriage history, IVF treatments, or other related concerns), OR- Are simply open-minded and interested in learning about this topic.While the discussion will focus primarily on women's wellness, men are equally welcome to attend and will still benefit. Your Commitment:Participants are asked to come with an open mind and a willingness to learn. Bring your notebook, pen, water, a snack, and anything else you deem useful. The workshop is booked for 4 hours and will include a break, but may also end early depending on the participants' needs and preferences.Cost:The workshop is offered free of charge.This workshop is instructed by Valeria Evans, and Fertility NOW is her personal passion project. She is a Maternal-Newborn travel RN, raw food enthusiast, yogi, and lover of God. She is passionate about helping people become their healthiest selves to create vibrant children and communities.*This event is NOT hosted, sponsored, or endorsed by the Seattle Public Library System. Any views that are discussed in this meeting are not a reflection of the Seattle Public Library System’s views.
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