Daily news blog for Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood

 

John Hay family & community bingo night Friday

February 8th, 2011 by Thea

John Hay Elementary is hosting a family and community Bingo Night this Friday, February 11 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the John Hay cafeteria/gym.

There are many great prizes from local merchants such as Zaw Pizza, Video Isle, Chocolopolis, Stuhlberg’s, Old Town Brewery, Regal Cinemas and more! In addition, if playing Bingo makes you hungry, there will be snow cones, cotton candy, popcorn, hotdogs available. The 5th graders will be hosting a bake sale. A couple of carnival games for the kiddies and a photos booth round out the evening of fun!

Tickets are $1 each and will be available for purchase at the door, or 30 for $25. All in the community are welcome.

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Twirl Cafe grand opening Saturday

October 8th, 2010 by Thea

Twirl Cafe is having a grand opening celebration this Saturday, October 9 from 10 a.m. onward at its brand new digs in the Sweetbrier building, at 2111 Queen Anne Ave N.

We first heard that Twirl was coming to Queen Anne back in June, when we spoke with Queen Anne resident and Twirl owner Rebecca Pelletier. The idea behind Twirl was to create a community oriented family-style gathering space—part kids play space, part cafe.  Pelletier ultimately decided to open her play cafe in Queen Anne, thanks to the neighborhood’s vibrant community atmosphere.

Twirl will offer classes and activities for kids and adults, childcare services (while the parents enjoy some downtime or in-house workshops), and yummy health-oriented eats. And from the look of things so far, even the food will capture the Queen Anne feel. ‘The Howe,’ ‘The Galer,’ and ‘The Bigelow,’ are all specialty sandwiches on the menu.

Read more about Pelletier and Twirl Cafe here.

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Blue Highway needs your used games

September 29th, 2008 by Miss Kitty

A new kind of store is bringing a new kind of auction to the neighborhood. Want to trade in board and card games that you no longer play for new ones? On October 19th, Blue Highway Games, located near “Caffeine Corner” will sell your old games in a silent auction. You’ll receive store credit for a new ones.

Stop by Blue Highway Games and drop off your old games and experience something new. Games will be accepted until October 12th. This is entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.

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