A Continental Breakfast will begin at 9:00 am with lunch prepared by our Red Cross Volunteers at 11:15 am. A Veteran program will start at 10:00 am with a Formal Opening, Flag Salute, POW/MIA Flag Placement and February Birthdays Acknowledged.

Veterans, Family, Friends and the Community are Welcome.

Heroes Café Shoreline is the largest gathering of Veterans on a monthly basis in King County.

Nurturing and energizing self-care exercises can bring balance to the body, vitality to the mind, and cultivate connection to the heart. Using Breema’s universal principles of harmony, such as Body Comfortable and No Force, individuals will benefit from the effect of these gentle exercises which can be done sitting or standing, no matter their abilities.

Registration closes one week prior to class start date.

Location: Wellness Studio
Instructor: Erde Sun
Cost: FREE

In this class, we’ll start to sketch out your space and brainstorm ideas for how to begin. As we work through each person’s project, we’ll learn more about design principles and ways to create a more beautiful and functional outdoor space. Class participants are encouraged to submit photos of the areas they would like advice on (directions for this in the confirmation email following a ticket purchase).

Attendance at the first class is not required, but it is recommended, and you can sign up here!

About the instructor, Susan Gregory: Susan is a landscape designer with many years of experience both designing and implementing small and large landscape projects. She holds a degree in landscape design from Edmonds Community College and completed a permaculture course with Toby Hemenway. She ran a successful design/build company for 12 years.

This popular sale of plants will be held the last two weekends of March. 4 pots $30, 3 for $22.50 and 2 for $15. March 22+23 and 29+30 from 11-3pm at the corner of 2nd NW and 159th near Highland Terrace Elementary (close to 160 at Greenwood). Six varieties of Daffodils and 5 varieties of Tulips come with instructions on how to plant later after the foliage dies back for years of enjoyment. These are hardly proven varieties; choose pots of either mixed Daffodils or mixed Tulips. Pre-orders available: fmcsea@msn.com. Presented by: Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association.

Support your community food banks with a delicious local delicacy!

Stop by your local Town & Country Market on Sunday March 30th for a delicious treat that tastes good AND does good! We'll be grilling up some delicious hot dogs and serving them up Seattle Style for a suggested donation of $5. All proceeds go to benefit our local food banks through our Giving Together program. Treat yourself or a loved-one; let's work together to make our community a better – and tastier – place.

March is a great time to add a new plant to your space. Find the perfect new items to fill in any gaps in your garden bed.

Plan to check out the MsK Nursery for the Spring Plant Sale, Friday – Sunday, March 28-30, 2025.

Members Pre-Sale:

All active members receive 15% off and are invited to the pre-sale on Thursday, March 27th between 4-7 pm.

Learn how to sew on a sewing machine and make a potholder perfect for a gift! No previous sewing experience is required. All tools and supplies will be provided. This will be a beginner-friendly class to learn the basics of machine sewing where you get the opportunity to make a potholder and take it home.

About the instructor, Ava: Ava learned sewing from her Mom who used to teach sewing classes. Ava then moved on to teaching classes herself at the makerspaces at UW. She has experience with making all types of items from bags to dresses, and also loves to troubleshoot machines!

Please join us for a wine tasting brought to us from some incredible women winemakers

It's Women's History Month, and this March Town & Country Markets would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to some of our favorite wines from women winemakers. Carefully and intentionally chosen by our wine stewards just for you, these wines represent great value and might just introduce you to your new favorite bottle. As always, we'll be serving some paired bites alongside the wine to make your experience extra delicious. So swing on by for some sips, nibbles and conversation. Cheers!

Must be 21 or over to attend.

This popular sale of plants will be held the last two weekends of March. 4 pots $30, 3 for $22.50 and 2 for $15. March 22+23 and 29+30 from 11-3pm at the corner of 2nd NW and 159th near Highland Terrace Elementary (close to 160 at Greenwood). Six varieties of Daffodils and 5 varieties of Tulips come with instructions on how to plant later after the foliage dies back for years of enjoyment. These are hardly proven varieties; choose pots of either mixed Daffodils or mixed Tulips. Pre-orders available: fmcsea@msn.com. Presented by: Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association.

March is a great time to add a new plant to your space. Find the perfect new items to fill in any gaps in your garden bed.

Plan to check out the MsK Nursery for the Spring Plant Sale, Friday – Sunday, March 28-30, 2025.

Members Pre-Sale:

All active members receive 15% off and are invited to the pre-sale on Thursday, March 27th between 4-7 pm.

Join us at 5pm on Friday, March 28th for the grand opening of our downtown Ridgecrest location. Ribbon Cutting hosted by @shorelinechamber followed by the start of our Art from the Attic art sale -what better way to celebrate than helping art and art supplies find a great new home.

All art donated by ShoreLake Art supporters (donations gladly accepted M-Th 9-3pm or by appt)

Where?
521 NE 158th ST
Shoreline, WA 98155

All are welcome. Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly. Thanks!

https://shorelinechamber.org/event-6116861 

March is a great time to add a new plant to your space. Find the perfect new items to fill in any gaps in your garden bed.

Plan to check out the MsK Nursery for the Spring Plant Sale, Friday – Sunday, March 28-30, 2025.

Members Pre-Sale:

All active members receive 15% off and are invited to the pre-sale on Thursday, March 27th between 4-7 pm.

Community | Connection | Support
A safe space for healthcare workers to create community & connection, find support around burnout. Facilitated by Doris, RN who worked as a nurse for over 20 years experiencing many cycles of burnout during her career. Now she works with nurses experiencing burnout in 1:1 coaching and brings all her knowledge and experience to healthcare workers in workshops focusing on getting Beyond Burnout.

Join us on Thursday, March 27th, from 5 -7 PM for this free reception and an opportunity to chat with these phenomenal artists.
Location: Shoreline City Hall, 3rd Floor.

Artist Spotlight: Miriam English, Lo Mar Metoyer, Jonarra Swanson, and Yolanda Galery

All Eyez on Me is a bold and provocative all-female artist group exhibition curated by Vincent Keele, showcasing the powerful work of four phenomenal local artists. Experience a dynamic celebration of culture through handcrafted original artworks that push the boundaries of visual excellence.

On view: March 7 - June 20.

Learn more about the artists
Jonarra Swanson - @jonarra
Yolanda Galery - @yolanda_gallery_art
Lo Mar Metoyer - @lomarsart
Miriam English - @lionesart23
Vincent Keele - @vincentkeele

Come join us for our Monthly Volunteer Training at the Shoreline Tool Library! This is a great opportunity to learn more about how you can get involved and help out at the tool library. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or brand new, everyone is welcome. We’ll cover everything you need to know to check in and out tools, assist members, and answer all your questions. We’ll also go over other ways to volunteer including beautification, outreach, inventory, fixing tools, and steering committees. See you there!

Volunteer tutors provide homework help for grades K-12. They can also give language support for homework or translation in many languages.

Students may drop in any time during Tutor hours.  Look for volunteers wearing the Tutor t-shirt.

Volunteer tutors provide homework help for grades K-12. They can also give language support for homework or translation in many languages.

Students may drop in any time during Tutor hours.  Look for volunteers wearing the Tutor t-shirt.

We’ll cover the aspects to consider when dreaming of turning your outdoor spaces into more productive, beautiful and functional places to be. Topics like screening, paths and patios, irrigation, lighting, plant selection, edible landscapes, and retaining walls will be covered.

Attendance at the second class is not required, but it is recommended, and you can sign up for the one at the Shoreline Tool Library here and the one at the NE Seattle Tool Library here!

About the instructor, Susan Gregory: Susan is a landscape designer with many years of experience both designing and implementing small and large landscape projects. She holds a degree in landscape design from Edmonds Community College and completed a permaculture course with Toby Hemenway. She ran a successful design/build company for 12 years.

This popular sale of plants will be held the last two weekends of March. 4 pots $30, 3 for $22.50 and 2 for $15. March 22+23 and 29+30 from 11-3pm at the corner of 2nd NW and 159th near Highland Terrace Elementary (close to 160 at Greenwood). Six varieties of Daffodils and 5 varieties of Tulips come with instructions on how to plant later after the foliage dies back for years of enjoyment. These are hardly proven varieties; choose pots of either mixed Daffodils or mixed Tulips. Pre-orders available: fmcsea@msn.com. Presented by: Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association.

In this class, students will learn how to use a sewing machine to install a zipper. We will focus on (and practice!) basic zipper installations using acrylic coil zippers. We will also discuss more complex applications such as invisible zips, metal zippers, and zip flies.

Prerequisite: Sewers of all levels are welcome, as long as they have at least a basic practical understanding of machine sewing, including terms such as backstitching, seam allowance, and stitch length.

About the instructor, Amelia: Amelia taught adult general and apparel sewing classes for four years. During that time, she taught zipper classes for beginning-level sewers as well as a backpacks class and some garment sewing classes which involved more advanced zipper installations (beefier zippers, invisible zippers, etc).

Spring is the best time to look for used bicycles. André and Nancy will teach you how to determine if a bike fits, how to make sure everything works, what to look for during your test rides, where to shop, and what questions to ask. Join us for a lively and informed discussion on all things used bicycles.

About the instructors, André and Nancy: André and Nancy are both seasoned cyclists. Nancy teaches bicycling, and Andre makes sure that all bicycles donated to our tool libraries are in good working condition before we sell them.

Welcome to Shorenorth Cooperative Preschool’s annual Spring Carnival event and Online Auction. Bring the whole family to play classic carnival games or grab a tasty treat from Sugar & Spoon!

 Carnival event: March 22, 12-4pm

 Admission and open to the public

 Online auction opens: March 19 at 9am and closes on March 22 at 12 pm (noon)

 www.auctria.events/ShorenorthAuction

 Auction pickup: March 22 from 1-4 pm

 Enter through the rear (West) parking lot

 Blind Date with a Book titles available for adults and children

 Children can exchange their winning game tokens for a new to them toy from our Toy Trade-Up booth

 We are excited to announce Sugar & Spoon will have their food truck at the carnival from 2-4pm

The City of Shoreline invites you to participate in upcoming design workshops - all ages welcome!

Thank you to everyone who has contributed input to jump-start the design process for these parks! We’ll be sharing the current community priorities and concept plan options for your feedback. So far, we’ve heard the importance of connecting to nature, creating spaces to gather, and adventurous play!

View the project page for more information

This popular sale of plants will be held the last two weekends of March. 4 pots $30, 3 for $22.50 and 2 for $15. March 22+23 and 29+30 from 11-3pm at the corner of 2nd NW and 159th near Highland Terrace Elementary (close to 160 at Greenwood). Six varieties of Daffodils and 5 varieties of Tulips come with instructions on how to plant later after the foliage dies back for years of enjoyment. These are hardly proven varieties; choose pots of either mixed Daffodils or mixed Tulips. Pre-orders available: fmcsea@msn.com. Presented by: Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association.

Feeling angry at the world or stuck in burnout? This 90-minute workshop helps healthcare workers understand how nervous system dysregulation, emotional coping, and workplace culture fuel burnout—and what to do about it. Gain tools to reclaim control, reduce overwhelm, and build resilience. Nurses earn 1.5 CEs through Debriefing the Front Lines. Cost is $75, facilitated by Doris Taylor, RN BSN, who left a 20-year career due to burnout to coach others in finding relief.

Parents and kiddos, team up to plant your own strawberry plant then watch it grow with good care and attention at home! Drop in any time to plant and enjoy more activities at the Young Gardener Shed. 

FREE EVENT, While supplies last

Hosted by Jeopardy! Champions Sally Neumann and Leah Caglio, Head in the Clouds Trivia
Doors open at 6:30pm
Games from 7:00pm to 9:00pm

Tickets are $10
Trivia table teams of 6
Put together a team or join one and make new friends at Trivia Night!

21+ event
Snacks, beer, wine, and soft drinks for sale

Join Ken Wilcox, author of four hiking and walking guide books, to learn how this longtime guidebook author turns a big idea and illegible field notes into a finished book. Please call the Reception Desk to register.

Location: Exercise Room

We are excited to announce that Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal will be joining us this Thursday, March 20, 2025 for a "Fireside Chat" from 11:45am-12:45pm in the Main Dining Room of the 9000 Building.

As Shoreline’s Congressional Representative for Washington’s 7th District, Congresswoman Jayapal will share insights about her background, her work in Congress, and her efforts on behalf of Washington State. She will also take questions from our campus community, creating an opportunity for meaningful dialogue.

Elected in 2016, Congresswoman Jayapal is now serving her fifth term in Congress. She is the first South Asian American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and one of only two dozen naturalized citizens currently serving. She is a Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement and also serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the House Budget Committee.

This is a wonderful opportunity for Shoreline, and we hope you’ll join us. A big thank you to the WAVES Center for helping to organize this important conversation.

The City of Shoreline invites you to participate in upcoming design workshops - all ages welcome!

Thank you to everyone who has contributed input to jump-start the design process for these parks! We’ll be sharing the current community priorities and concept plan options for your feedback. So far, we’ve heard the importance of connecting to nature, creating spaces to gather, and adventurous play!

View the project page for more information