Tuesday 12-2pm  - Crafts Day
Time to make a scrapbook or greeting cards, or a historical timeline

Wednesday 12-2pm - Movie and Documentary Day
Enjoy some live-streaming movies, and documentaries. 

Saturday 12-2pm - Dancing, Music & The Arts
Have fun with playing the Wurlitzer Jukebox on our dance floor, bring an instrument, and read some poetry

Sunday 12-2pm - Meditation Day
Explore the many original, word studies, and commentaries on a variety of world religions

April 29 12-2pm
History of Transgender Legal Rights in Washington State

Presenter Dr. Amy Colbert was involved with the early state laws and their development in this state. She helped pass these regulations and offers an historical and sociological perspective on what is today a relevant issue.

May 27 12-2pm
Mental Health 

In celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month, our Presenter to be announced shortly, will give a short introduction to issues such as addiction and marriage & family counseling. 

June 24 12-2pm
History of Women Voting in the State of Washington

Presenter Director Zabine Van Ness gives an overview of our state's progressive role of women in leadership positions. Seattle is home to the country's first woman mayor, 1923 Bertha Knight Landes, a lady who welcomed Queen Victoria's granddaughter Queen Marie of Romania, and gave her a tour of this magnificent city, driving through the UDistrict to the yacht club where they planted a tree. 

July 29 12-2pm
Alaska Yukon Exposition

Presenters Director Zabine Van Ness & Cameron Cook, BS Cell Biology will share a history of the UDistrict's AYP expo of 1909, a large electric fair held where University of Washington is today. Visitors arrived in dirigibles, on the new railroad, and by the sea, and the celebrations kicked off with a telegram from President Taft.