Pancake Breakfast – This Sunday, June 1st 9 AM – Noon. All are invited to join in community while enjoying a hot, freshly prepared breakfast of pancakes, French toast, ham, vegetarian sausage and more! Adults $5, Kids $3. Advanced registration requested.
Fresh Bucks & Salad Dressings – Wednesday, June 4th, 3:30 – 5 PM. We’re teaming up with the Wallingford Farmers Market and Fresh Bucks (http://seattlefarmersmarketassociation.wordpress.com/fresh-buck-program/) to help you learn how to use your Fresh Bucks at Seattle Farmers Markets. Take a guided stroll through the Wallingfod Farmers Market and learn how to get Double Bucks – $20 to spend on market produce for a $10 swipe of your EBT card Meet inside at WCSC, then go out to the market to swipe your EBT card and shop for seasonal produce. Return to WCSC to make salad dressings from scratch! (*EBT is the debit card that’s issued when you sign up for SNAP Food Benefits!) FREE. Advanced registration requested.
‘Mature Taste’ Outing to Seattle Asian Art Museum & Volunteer Park Conservatory – Thursday, June 5th, 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM. A double treat in Volunteer Park! Wander SAAM to view the collection of Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean and Southeast Asian works of art. Indulge your taste for botanical beauty with the specialty flowers and plants on display at the Conservatory. Meet at WCSC; Van departs at 9:30 AM. $6 members/ $9 public suggested donation. Advanced registration required.
E-Books & Downloads – Thursday, June 12th, 10 AM- 12 PM. In conjunction with the Seattle Public Library, WCSC is offering classes to enhance your computer skills! Bring your e-reader or mobile device to this class to learn how to access and download digital materials from the library, and get one-on-one help and basic troubleshooting assistance. You’ll learn how to download library e-books and digital audiobooks and transfer them to a portable device, such as a Kindle, iPad, or Nook. FREE. Advanced registration required.
‘Happy Hour’ – What Makes Your Heart Sing? – Tuesday, June 24th, 1-2 PM. What people, places and interests bring purpose and passion to your daily life? Explore these ideas and create a Heart Card to keep near you as a daily reminder of what makes your heart sing! $3 members/ $5 public suggested donation. Advanced registration appreciated.
Register for any or all of the above activities at Wallingford COMMUNITY Senior Center by emailing us at [email protected] or calling 206-461-7825. Find out more at www.wallingfordseniors.org.
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If you are going to the Pancake Breakfast near the end of the morning, come check out the City Fruit work party in the Meridian Park apple trees near 50th. We’ll be there from noon to 3 pm. Volunteers will be thinning off extra apples and placing paper bags over the remaining baby apples. This will keep insect pests from laying their eggs on the apples – so no worms. Come and try your hand at organic pest management!