Question: At my last physical, my doctor told me that my blood tests showed a deficiency of Vitamin D. He urged me to “get some… Continue reading
The staff from each of Aegis of Kirkland’s Washington Life’s Neighborhood communities recently completed the Memories in the Making (MIM) training with the Seattle Alzheimer’s… Continue reading
Kirkland Arts Center is currently accepting submissions for the upcoming satellite exhibit, “Summer in Kirkland,” at the Kirkland Performance Center. Work can be in any… Continue reading
Blaubak Gallery will show abstract expressionist works by local artists from 6-9 p.m. June 5 at the gallery, located at 133 Lake Street South in… Continue reading
Not many people get to see a red space giraffe, drink space-cow milk or meet their Fairy Godmother.
Enjoy complimentary classes hosted by some of the most creative home and lifestyle experts in the Northwest during the Simplicity Home Series that run from… Continue reading
Spend a glorious afternoon strolling through gardens never before open to the public during the Ninth Annual Symphony of Gardens tour from 11 a.m. to… Continue reading
Life Line Screening will test for stroke in the carotid artery, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm, Peripheral Arterial Disease on May 30 at Madison House Retirement Community,… Continue reading
The City of Kirkland Parks presents the 2009 Northwest Senior Games in cooperation with the cities of Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Mercer Island, and Shoreline. The… Continue reading
Many mothers would have a few choice words for their son if they put a hole in their kitchen floor from constantly riding a skateboard in the house. But Jen Brusco rewarded her son, Mitchie, with the chance to go on the new reality TV show "Next X."
The Seattle International Film Festival will be showing movies at the Kirkland Performance Center at 350 Kirkland Ave. Kirkland, WA 98033. For more information visit… Continue reading
On a day set aside to remember men and women who died serving their country, 1,500 bicyclists on Memorial Day instead thought about a different population - the homeless.
The brilliant Fourth of July fireworks show that has lit up Moss Bay for the past nine years is back on.
As a dietitian, I recommend eating fresh fish at least once a week. Less than half of all Americans eat fish on a regular basis, and if they do, it’s usually at restaurants.
With the closing of the Thomas Magnelson’s Gallery last month, the three remaining galleries in downtown Kirkland have banded together with their neighboring retailers and restaurants to start a new event called Second Thursdays on Park Lane.
Not many artists aspire to have their creations recycled.
