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Category Archives: Events
Languages of Land: Poems of Immigration and Exile
Unaccompanied, you ventured into The Flayed City to find what? More Nomadologies, more Notes on the Assemblage and 187 Reasons Mexicanos Can’t Cross the Border. Before the Afterland, there was that City of Rivers flowing beneath a Night Sky with … Continue reading
All’s Fair in Festival Air
Summertime and the living is breezy. Warmed by a wondrous sun, the everywhere air urges us to partake of the season. Don’t you wish it would last! There are eye-catching, ear lapping sights and sounds the whole city round. Fairs, … Continue reading
Honoring Jim Henson and the Art of Puppetry
“When I was young, my ambition was to be one of the people who made a difference in this world. My hope is to leave the world a little better for having been there.” – Jim Henson On Saturday, May … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Library Events, LOCAL INTEREST
Tagged Anne C., Arts and Crafts, crafts, Geek Girl Con, Jim Henson, Muppets, puppetry
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Money Smart Week: It’s Never Too Early (or Too Late) to Save for Retirement
Judy Hucka, editor of the BetterInvesting Puget Sound Chapter Newsletter is our guest blogger today. BetterInvesting is a non-profit organization dedicated to investment education. On April 29 they will be hosting a program on Basic Investing at Central Library. The Newsletter is available for viewing at the … Continue reading
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Tagged investing, Money Smart Week 2017, Retirement
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Theater in the Library: The Dybbuk
Seattle Jewish Theater Company and The Seattle Public Library will present a performance of S. Ansky’s classic Jewish drama The Dybbuk on Sunday, April 30 at 2:00 p.m. in the Microsoft Auditorium at Central Library. The play is directed by … Continue reading
Posted in CULTURE, Events, LOCAL INTEREST
Tagged Richard V., Seattle Jewish Theater Company
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Money Smart Week: Free Student Loan Advice
Tony Leahy is our guest blogger today. He is the Education Subgroup Chair of the Washington Attorney General’s Student Loan Workgroup, and Executive Director at CENTS (Consumer Education and Training Services Program) – a financial literacy organization. On April 22 … Continue reading
Money Smart Week 2017
If you’re starting to feel fretful about this time of the year (end of March, beginning of April), you’re not alone. Tax deadline is near. Have you done what you promised your new year’s resolution you’ll be doing? Have you … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Library Events
Tagged investing, money, Money Smart Week 2017, Retirement, student debt
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