Monthly Archives: September 2011

Come learn about 12th Avenue Arts

| September 26, 2011

Tomorrow at Sole Repair there will be a neighborhood get together for people to learn more about 12th Avenue Arts. This project of Capitol Hill Housing will transform an East District police parking lot (pictured below) into a mixed-use development with affordable housing, community meeting space, retail, arts space, and underground parking for police vehicles. For years, Capitol Hill Housing has been working to make this project real, and back in June it was officially announced. We’re excited to hear the latest updates.

We hope to see you at Sole Repair tomorrow. And, it will be a chance to have a drink with Tim Keck and Jerry Everard!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011, 4-6 pm
Sole Repair, 1001 East Pike, Seattle, WA 98122
R.S.V.P., Leigh at lsmith@capitolhillhousing.org
Future home of 12th Avenue Arts.

October 13 at Neumos: He Is We and The Scene Aesthetic

| September 23, 2011
 

We’re pleased to announce the upcoming performances of He Is Weand The Scene Aesthetic at Neumos on Thursday, October 13, at 8pm. These two local indie pop bands will perform a free, all-ages concert as part of Verizon Wireless’ Coffee Shop Series.

While they last, the free tickets will be available for pick-up at the following Caffe Vita and Verizon Wireless locations, beginning October 6 through October 10:
Caffe Vita  Ticket giveaway hours: 11am to 6pm

·        Capitol Hill |
1005 East Pike Street

·        Fremont |
4301 Fremont Avenue North

·        Queen Anne |
813 5th Avenue North

Verizon Wireless

·        Downtown |
1633 6th Avenue

·        Northgate |
401 NE Northgate Way

If you have a used wireless phone to donate, bring it to the Downtown or Northgate Verizon Wireless locations during October 6-10, and they’ll thank you with a limited edition Caffe Vita coffee tin (while supplies last) and a chance to win a VIP Experience, which includes a pre-party and Meet & Greet with both bands. Phone donations to Verizon’s HopeLine phone recycling program support victims of domestic violence.
For all the details and more, visit the Coffee Shop Series website.