Environmental: Shred It and Forget It, April 25th, Free - Piles of paperwork weighing you down? Instead of shifting all that paper from one pile to another and promising to take care of it next week, take control now and attend the Group Health Credit Union Shredathon. Bring up to two grocery bags of your sensitive documents to be shredded, pulped and recycled. It's safe, it's green and you'll receive an eco shopping bag for attending.
Lecture: Martian Fact From Fiction, April 1st, Free - The Martians are coming to Bellevue Community College. Local NASA Mars research Dr. Ted Roush, separates Mars facts and fiction discussing the finds of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and its search from proof that water once existed on Mars. Enjoy a pre-lecture reception and art exhibit featuring local artists.
Lecture: How to View a Mountain in Medieval China, April 28th, Free - Last chance to attend one of the acclaimed Solmon Katz lectures. Professor David Knechtges will take you back to the world of medieval China in a discussion a bout philosophical knowledge and spiritual truth. As the author of over 9 books and 100 articles, Knechtges is uniquely qualified to bring this ancient world to life once again.
Women: Women's Defense Workshop, April 25, $40 - Kicking ass takes on a whole new meaning when you're defending yourself from a violent attack. Learn proven self defense techniques at this workshop designed to empower women with the knowledge that you can prevent your own victimization. With violent crimes against women on the rise, you can't afford to miss this powerful workshop brought to you by the Sexual Assault Violence Resource Center.
Health: Mobile Mammography Screening, April 25, Free for eligible women - Your breast health is worth a trip to Tukwila. Have you been getting your yearly mammography tests? If you're over 40 and haven't yet had a mammogram, no more excuses. The YWCA and the Tukwila School District are conduction a mobile mammography screening to help women who are under insured or have no health insurance, call for an appointment at 425-226-1266 (ext. 1006).
Women: Ageless Mind & Body Event, April 30th, $25 - Join us at the Bellevue Sheraton for a no holds barred wellness event. Enjoy tasty appetizers, wine, decadant desserts and a no-host bar while discovering the latest innovations and discoveries in health, wellness and longevity products and services. Take a glimpse of your future with physchic readers and don't leave without taking a home a Swag Bag filled with goodies from all the event sponsors.
Film: African American Film Festival, until April 26th, of nine days of film and a bunch of salty popcorn. It's a grab bag of different subject and styles produced by independent African-American film makers. No matter your tastes, they'll have something on the screen for it.
Food: Dining Options at the Tulalip Casino - Bored of eating out at the same restaurants every week? Spice up your palate with a visit to the Tulalip Resort & Casino with four different dining experiences to choose from. Try the Seafood Spectacular at the Eagles Buffet every Tuesday night or for a casual and relaxed environment try the tasty menu at the Cedars Café. For a more formal and elegant experience visit Chef Dean Shinagawa's open kitchen concept at Tulalip Bay, a dining experience designed to enhance your sense of sight and smell as well as unique tastes.
Music: Mozarts Mass in C Minor, April 25th, $20+ - Known as "The Great", Mozart's Mass in C minor is an auditory sensation that must be experienced at least once in a lifetime. The Seattle Choral Company performs this ambitious work for choir and orchestra, featuring soloists Juliana Rambaldi, Jennifer Ceresa, Christopher McCafferty and Victor Beneditti. If you never thought yourself a fan of classic music, this stunning performance will make you an appreciative fan for always.
Games: Amici Trivia Night, April 23, $10 - Join the fun at St. Andrews Bar and grill, gather up five of your best know-it-all friends and family to form a trivia team of six. Supporting Catholic Schools, win prizes at as a team or take home one of the great door prizes. Win or lose this First Annual Trivia Night promises to be filled with laughter and fun while testing your trivia knowledge, register soon as this event will fill-up fast.
Organization: PAWS. If you've ever been to the PAWS facility in Lynnwood you might be underwhelmed, but don't let first impressions or appearances full you. PAWS has been a leading force in animal rights since its founding in 1967. With a clear vision, they work tirelessly to promote respect for all animal life and help create a world were animals of all types are free from cruelty, neglect and abuse. Their Lynnwood facility is a safe haven for not only homeless domestic animals like dogs and cats but they also operate a wildlife center that works to rehabilitate injured and orphaned local wildlife. Through their progressive outreach programs, legislative work and educational programs they are putting in the hard work necessary to change laws and change attitudes for the rights of animals. PAWS is an organization worthy of praise and recognition and we're happy to give it to them.
