Halynn Blanchard Whittier Kids, a Phinney Neighborhood Associations childcare program at Whittier Elementary School (1320 NW 75th St), is hiring a teacher for a new after-school classroom which will begin this next …
The outdoor wall of Ballard’s rock climbing gym Stone Gardens is open for climbing after over six months of construction. The wall has been in progress since late December and …
Books from The Seattle Public Library will be at Golden Gardens today from noon– 2 p.m. The event Books on Bikes pedals down a partial library to Seattle public parks …
Seatleites got some sun this past weekend with highs of 93 degrees on Sunday! Meanwhile, the Ballard Farmer’s Market that day boasted fresh, juicy produce and sweet street music. Visitors …
This weekend, Ballard rests a bit after the last few weeks of Solstice and Pride activities, 4th of July and then Seafood Fest. Most of the action this weekend will …
Two subdivision applications have been made for properties on 85th and 97th while another application has been granted for a subdivision on 63rd. Meanwhile, a design review will take place …
A Korean Mountain Ash tree located on Mayor Murray’s preferred transitional encampment site (2826 NW Market St.) was removed by the city yesterday. It was previously reported by KIRO 7 …
Young Shakespeare Workshop (YSW) invites the public to two free shows of “Romeo and Juliet” at Ballard Odd Fellows Hall (1706 NW Market). Performances are scheduled both tonight, July 17 …
Today, a large rhythm instrument with elaborate pencil-sketches anchors on the edge of Ballard Commons Park. This is the second year that Pianos in the Parks has granted the park …
In parallel to a new Ballard restaurant opening this week calling itself “Shingletown,” our Throwback Thursday this week harkens back to the roots of Old Ballard’s milling nickname. Ballard development was …
A new Ballard restaurant opens this week calling itself “Shingletown.” The roots of Old Ballard are said to be used as inspiration. The owners of the Ballard Loft bring the …
A city-council meet-and-greet piggybacks on a neighborhood block party this Thursday, July 16th. City Council Candidates Bill Bradburd (running for City-Wide Pos 9) and Catherine Weatbrook (District 6) are expected to …