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Queen Anne parents are invited to McClure Middle School on Thursday (10/21) at 7 p.m. to learn how to talk to teens about sex. Margit Crane and Amy Lang will provide parents with techniques, tips and tools for supporting kids through the teen years.
Crane is the author of the forthcoming book, How to Train Your Parents in Less Than a Week. She is a teen and family expert. More information about her here. Lang is the star of the soon to be released video, Birds + Bees + Kids: The Basics.
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The Canlis restaurant is hosting its fourth annual surprise Block Party for the neighborhood this Sunday, August 15, from 12 to 3 p.m. at Little Howe Park/East Queen Anne Playfield (located at 1912 Warren Ave N).
The restaurant, which celebrates 60 years on the hill this year, says the party is a way of getting the community together for a fun time and saying thanks.
The Block Party will be stocked with free burgers, prepared on-site by Canlis staff, shaved ice, live Hawaiian music, face painting, and a special appearance by Queen Anne firefighters.
And following tradition, the party will culminate with an epic tug-o-war battle between Canlis and the Queen Anne neighborhood. (See pictures from last year’s block party here).
Last year the Canlis Block Party raised over $1,700 for the Queen Anne Helpline. This year all proceeds will benefit the Queen Anne Farmers Market.
Swing by the event, or follow the action on Twitter at #CanlisBlockParty and @canlis.
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