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Robinson Communications is pleased to bring you this annual guide of local festivals, fairs, and family fun things to do in and around your own backyard. This year we’re featuring activities that nurture the community, the neighborhood and the street where you live. Most are free and that’s a really good thing, especially now with the economy trying to sort itself out. I’m a huge believer in making lemonade out of lemons...who knows, maybe we’ll find creative ways to entertain ourselves, ways to reconnect with our friends, meet our neighbors, volunteer for an animal rescue center, help build a house for Habitat for Humanity... giving our leisure time away is a great investment. Hmmm, just maybe.

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Fairs and Festivals ................. page 8An overview of the fairs, festivals and celebrations around our region.

Des Moines Birthday Party ...page 22Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the City of Des Moines.

Seafair ..................................page 24The premier event in Seattle’s summer calendar.

4th of July.............................page 28Celebrate America and your community at these fun events.

Car Shows ............................page 34Check out some of the hottest rides in town.

Farmers Markets ..................page 36Great locally grown and produced foods, right in your own neighborhood.

Art Walks ..............................page 40Streetside art shows that let you stretch your legs and see what’s up in the art scene.

Intriguing strolls ...................page 42Get out and go for a walk.

A picnic, a blanket and thou ...page 44A great way to spend a warm summer evening.

Get out of the box ...............page 46Ideas to get more enjoyment out of your town.

Places with a price ...............page 48Some good things aren’t free, but they are reasonable.

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June 20Fremont SolsticeParade Celebrates an outpouring of art, creativity, free speech, and community. Everyone is welcome to participate, but there are a few rules. A part of the Fremont Fair.fremontartscouncil.org

June 20 and 21FremontStreet Fair A grassroots community cel-ebration of Freemont and a real artsy-fartsy experience. The Fremont Fair celebrates the Summer Solstice with an art car show featuring autos as a rolling art form, an EcoZone offering information for sustainable living, the I Heart Rummage urban arts and crafts experience, and more. Located in Fremont, Seattle’s own “Center of the Universe.”fremontfair.org

Here’s just a few of the great free (or almost free) fun and fabulous events around the Sound this summer.

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Above, SeaFood Fest lutefisk eating contest is always a big attrac-tion. Below, dogs are welcome at SeaFood Fest, dress optional.

Photos by Raz Qadir

June 19 through 21 Washington Brewers FestivalFeaturing more than 200 craft beers and family entertainment, the Brewers Festival is a great way to spend the day. Open from 5 to 9 p.m. June 19 (21+ only); 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 20 and 21 at Saint Edward State Park, 14445 Juanita Drive N.E., in Kenmore.washingtonbeer.com

June 20 and 21Strawberryand Art FestivalKids activities, skateboard competition, 5K run, food and snacks, hot new arts, craft and import vendors, Kiwanis pan-cake breakfast, Discover Burien Father’s Day car show and STRAWBERRIES! Located at 4th Avenue and 146th Street in Burien.burienstrawberryfestival.org

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June 26 through 28InternationalFestivalWith the goal of celebrating cultural diversity, this festival at Angle Lake Park presents an eclectic mix of live entertain-ment, a parade from Tyee High School to the park, a children’s area, vendor booths, a skate-boarding competition, and an electric model hydroplane race on Angle Lake. ci.seatac.wa.us

June28 Seattle Pride ParadeThis annual parade to celebrate the history and culture of Seattle gay and lesbian community kicks off at 11a.m., on Fourth Avenue in downtown Seattle.seattlepride.org July 8 and 9Tivoli/Viking Days A Ballard festival hosted by the Nordic Heritage Museum, Tivoli Viking days offers specialties of the five Nordic counties, foods, crafts for sale, art and craft dem-onstrations, art shows, music, and games and crafts for kids.

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July 12 and 13Seattle’s Chinatown- InternationalDistrict Summer Festival The largest Pan-Asian American street fair in the Pacific Northwest. This com-munity event, which began in 1975, includes kids and family activities, cul-tural dances, musical perfor-mance, karaoke contest, and

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traditional arts and crafts. The Summer Festival is set in Hing Hay Park, in Seattle’s International District. cidbia.org

July 7 through1924th Annual Seafair Indian DaysPow Wow Located in Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center in Discovery Park, the Seafair Indian Days Pow Wow features competitive dancing and singing, food, arts and crafts booths and other entertainment.unitedindians.com



Fairs and FestivalsJuly 17 through 19Bite of Seattle The Northwest’s premier food festival, located in Seattle Center. A truly unique event featuring samplings from Seattle’s finest restaurants. In addition to the more than 80 food offerings local restaurants and food companies, the Bite features six outdoor stages with over 150 acts in all.biteofseattle.com



West Seattle’s Summer Fest offers music, food and shopping.

Photos from West Seattle Summer Fest

July 18Des Moines50th Birthday FestivalCelebrate Des Moines’ 50th birthday. Located at the Des Moines Marina, the festival offers a strong man competition, clas-sic car and wooden boat show, tours of the tall ship Merrie Ellen speed and sail boat races, clowns and an unlimited fun zone for the kids, cultural dance and music per-formances, 50s sock hop, a barbeque and Professor Humbug’s traveling flea circus.desmoines50th.com



Fairs and FestivalsJuly 18American Legion Grand ParadeSince 1934, the West Seattle American Legion Grand Parade heads out at 11 a.m. from the corner of California Ave. S.W. and S.W. Lander St. traveling south. After passing through the West Seattle Junction the parade ends at Southwest Edmonds Street.hiyu.com

July 25 and 26 Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games and ClanGatheringScottish festival featuring the North American Scottish Athlet-ics Championship, U.S. West Coast Drum Corps Champi-onship, NW Regional Harp Finals, individual pipers and drummers, pipe bands, High-land and national dancers competing, Scottish food, clan tents with information on Scot-tish ancestry, Celtic music on 5

stages. Located at Enumclaw Expo Center, 45224 284th Ave. S.E., Enumclaw.sshga.org

July 25 and 26 Alki Beach Art FairAt the Alki Community Center and Alki Bathhouse and Alki beach promenade. A juried art fair, music, food vendors and children’s art is offered. Proceeds go to support children’s art programs.comcast.net/~alkiartfair/site


The Puyallup Fair is the largest in the Pacific Northwest. Photo provided by the Puyallup Fair


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July 25 and 2635th Annual Ballard Seafood Fest While Ballard continues to change, some things stay the same. SeafoodFest is one of those things. The streets close down and they roll out the fun. With entertainment for all ages, beer and wine gardens, a plethora of seafood vendors, arts and crafts and our unique contests. Located on Market Street in downtown Ballard, it’s a great, old fashioned summer party.seafoodfest.org

August 2Des MoinesPet Festival Grab a leash and your pet and

head to the Beach Front Park at the Marina from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the fourth annual Des Moines Pet Festival. This may be the most fun you have all summer.destinationdesmoines.org

August 15 and 16Seattle Hempfest What started out as a humble gathering and has grown into the world’s foremost drug policy reform rally featuring live entertainment, arts and crafts, food, and information on a variety or organizations. It spans three waterfront parks: Elliott Bay Park, Myrtle Edwards Park, and Olympic Sculpture Park, in downtown Seattle.hempfest.org



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August 17 through 23 Washington StateInternational Kite FestivalOne of the world’s largest annual kite festivals, in cooperation with World Kite Museum at Long Beach in Pacific County.kitefestival.com

August 22 and 23Arts-in-Nature Festival This funky and eclectic gather-ing of performing artists, sound artists and ensembles perform in the wooded setting of Camp Long in West Seattle. Fun for the whole family. naturec.org

September 4 through 7 Ellensburg RodeoOne of the West’s premier ro-deos, this popular event is held at Kittitas County Fairgrounds

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September 5 through 7 BumbershootNorth America’s largest urban arts festival is now in its 38th year. Since 1971 this event has offered the very best in music, film, comedy, spoken word, dance, theatre, performance, and visual arts. Located at Se-attle Center, this festival draws 150,000 visitors from near and far.bumbershoot.org

September 12Des Moines Children’s Art FestivalSuper family friendly event with arts and crafts, music and kids entertainment at the Des Moines Field House.desmoineswa.gov

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Fairs and FestivalsSeptember 11 through 17Puyallup FairThe 17-day Puyallup Fair, officially known as the Western Washington Fair, is the largest single attraction held annually in the state of Washington. The Fair continually ranks in the top ten largest fairs in the world. Located at the Puyallup Fair and Events Center, this classic old-time country fair offers carnival rides, concerts, a rodeo, 4-H competitions, classic country fair foods, shopping, floral, art and hobby shows, and much more.thefair.com

September 11 through 13 Wooden Boat FestivalOne of the world’s leading wooden-boat festivals features hands-on boatbuilding activities and demonstrations, kids ac-tivities, music, Sunday sail-bys and more. Starting at 9 a.m. at the Point Hudson Marina, Port Townsend.woodenboat.org/festival

September 25 through 27St. Demetrios Greek FestivalSome of the most authentic Greek food and pastries pre-pared by our wonderful cooks and parishioners from Greek family recipes. Come get a taste of succulent roasted lamb on the spit, souvlaki, gyros topped off by tasty Greek pastries. Sit and rest your feet in our Kafenion and listen to Greek music or watch traditional Greek folk dancing.seattlegreekfestival.com

Summer fun is a real treasure.Photo by Patrick Robinson


Des Moines invites you, your family, and friends to join the celebration of the picturesque waterfront community’s 50th anniversary as a city with a series of fun-filled events that offers something for everyone. An official birthday party on June 17 will mark the actual date of incorporation in 1959. Fireworks Over Des Moines, the city’s traditional Fourth of July celebration at the Marina and Beach Park – preceded by a concert by Junior Cadillac – will also commemorate 50 years as a city. On July 18, a “Water-land City” 50th Birthday Festival

will energize the Marina, along with a Seafair-sanctioned grand parade through downtown Des Moines.

Additional events celebrating the anniversary will take place throughout the year. You’re invited to join in the fun in Des Moines – fabulous at 50 and getting better all the time.

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June 17 - Des Moines Birthday Party and Historical Display at the Odd Fellows Hall at 4:00 - 8 p.m.

July 18 - The City of Des Moines 4th annual classic car and wooden boat show at the marina north lot followed by the sailboat race that can be watched from the marina pier at the Three Tree Point Yacht Club at 4 p.m.Event: (206) 370-6724 Race: (206) 999-5115

July 27 - RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon at the marina, contact the marina for times.

For full schedule information: desmoines50th.com

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As major cities melt and become the same, Seafair is the fabric of our community that represents the Northwest lifestyle and keeps us unique.

Seafair has become the summer event series enjoyed by nearly 2 million Puget Sound residents each summer. Don’t miss any of the high-speed action during Seafair 2009! From creatively wacky milk carton boat racing on Green Lake, the antics and mischief of the outrageous Seafair Pirates to thun-dering hydroplanes on Lake Wash-ington, Seafair is a full week of uniquely Seattle Summer adventure.seafair.com

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Viewing the Ivar’s Fireworks show fromAlki (above) and the

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Parade photoby Eric Mathison


Here’s a few of the events being held on and for the 4th of July around our area:

The Chase Family 4th Noon: Family activities throughout the park grounds, food vendors, and a beer garden with a lake view. 10 p.m.: Fireworks show created by master pyrotechnic designer, Eric Tucker of Pyro Spectaculars. at Lake Union Gas Works Park.

4th Of Jul-Ivar’s 10 p.m.: 43 years ago the city of Seattle asked Ivar Haglund to put on a fireworks show just days before it was to happen. If he hadn’t, it would have been canceled. Ivar decided to use the opportunity as a great way to thank his customers and to give back to the community. At Seattle’s waterfront, Elliott Bay.

Burien Noon-3 p.m.: Olde Burien will be hosting a ‘Harley meets Ves-pa’ BBQ street party. The Vespa Club of Seattle will have a large contingency of scooters included in the parade.3 p.m.: The 85th Annual Burien Independence Day parade starts on Ambaum Blvd. S.W. and S.W. 149th, then turns east on S.W. 153rd to 2nd S.W. then loops back to Ambaum on S.W.

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152nd. Before the parade, hop on your bike and take part in the 33rd annual Joe Matava Classic and Washington State Juniors Criterium bike races along SW 153rd and 152nd Streets.

Des Moines6 p.m.: Family events, food, arts, crafts, kids activities, en-tertainment and more, including singer Joey Jewell, doing his musical tribute to Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin with a back-ing big band. At Des Moines Marina.Dusk: 7th annual Fireworks Over Des Moines launched at marina pier.

Federal Way6 p.m.: The Red, White And Blues Festival with all the trim-mings plus its signature event, a spectacular fireworks display. At Celebration Park.

Normandy Park10:25 a.m.: The celebration begins at Marvista Elementary with the 7th Annual All Downhill Fun Run followed by a parade. The parade leaves the school at 10:30 a.m., traveling north on Marine View Drive to Shore-brook Drive, then west to the Normandy Park Cove. Kids are invited to decorate their bikes, scooters and other modes of transportation in the holiday spirit and enter the bike-dec-orating contest. Prizes will be awarded for the best patriotic decorations. At the cove there will be free ice cream, hot dogs, beverages, popcorn, snow-cones, music, car show, inflat-able kids toys and more.

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SeaTac5 p.m.: The fun kicks off with a special music performance by the Washington Wind Sym-phony playing patriotic music at Angle Lake.10 p.m.: Fireworks will light up the sky over the lake and park.

Tukwila2 p.m.: Events include children’s fun, with inflatable bouncers, slides, climbing wall and pre-schoolers area. Fireworks go off around 10 p.m., and there will also be food and entertainment. At Fort Dent Park.

West SeattleAdmiral 4th of JulyKids’ Parade10:30 a.m.: Starts at 44th and Sunset, picnic and games at Hamilton Viewpoint afterward.


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Car ShowsBurien Father’s Day Car Show and Chili Cook-OffJune 21 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. on 152nd St. from Fourth Avenue to Ambaum Boulevard.Cars line the streets of Burien. There are also raffles and tunes from the 50s and 60s. 206.941.7199

Burien Chevrolet All Chevy Car ShowJuly 5 • 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at The Burien Chevrolet Dealership Open for all vintage Chevrolet cars and trucks, food, prizes and fun! 206.243.5800

The City of Des Moines 4th Annual Classic Car and Wooden Boat ShowJuly 18 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Marina North Lot, Des Moines MarinaA part of the Des Moines 50th Birthday festival this year.

A ItalianConcours d’EleganceSeptember 6 • 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Des Moines MarinaThe 17th annual Italian car show will feature exotic Italian vehicles. 206.714.8620 or www.italianconcours.org

Columbia CityClassic Car andHot Rod ShowAugust 23 • 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Old Columbia Plaza 4801 Rainier Ave. S., SeattleCars from the 1920s through the 1970s. Entertainment, tro-phies, food, fun and more. 206.949.0476 or 206.349.6834

Folks in this area are proud of their rides! Check out some of the hottest, the coolest, and the most

cherried-out at these local auto shows.


There’s lots of vintage and flash

on display at auto shows around the

region.

Photos by Eric Clayton


The concept has caught on again, shop local and seasonal. There seems to be a farmers market taking place on every day of the week. You can find fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, artisan bakery and other edible products like jams and honey. There are handmade crafts, jew-elry and soaps. These community gathering places often educate by hosting a master gardener to answer gardening questions, or share information about local farm groups and land steward-ship. There could be a trio crank-ing out folk songs, and now, you may be able to use WIC and SFMNP coupons. Get to know your neighbors, eat nutritiously and support local farmers. See page 38 for local markets and when they start; many are year round, rain or shine!

Farmers Markets


EAT LOCAL! Four easy ways to get started: • Join a CSA • Eat in season •Request locally grown from your neighborhood market• Start small

Flowers and food are top

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Celebrating a Lifetime of Memories…..

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Here’s where and when to find a farmers market in your neighborhood.

AprilBallard Farmers MarketSundays, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Ballard Ave N.W.fremontmarket.com/ballard

West SeattleFarmers MarketSundays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Alaska Junction. seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/westseattle

MayBurien Farmers MarketThursdays, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. in Olde Burien. discoverburien.com

Broadway Sunday Farmers MarketSundays, 11a.m. - 3 p.m., behind the Broadway Bank of America at 10th Ave East and East Thomas. seattlefarmersmarkets.org

Federal WayFarmers MarketSaturdays, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.at the Commons Shopping Center. federalway.org

Phinney Farmers MarketFridays, 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the Phinney Neighborhood Center.seattlefarmersmarkets.org

June Des Moines WaterfrontFarmers MarketSaturdays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at South Marina Park in the Des Moines Marina.farmingandtheenvironment.org

SeaTacFarmers MarketSunday, Noon. - 4 p.m. at Valley Ridge [email protected]


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First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the first Art Walk in the U.S. In 1981 a group of Pioneer Square art dealers printed hand-out maps, did small-scale promotions, and on the first Thursday of the month painted footprints on the sidewalk outside their galleries. First Thursday soon evolved into a beloved fixture on the local arts calendar.

Art Walks are an amazing way to mingle with a really neat cross-section of people who like art, culture and society, as well as meeting struggling, striving and successful artists. Many venues seem like they’re parties where you could bump into Holly Golightly. Depending on the city or neighborhood, these free events are on a specific evening of the week and are hosted by local businesses and galleries.

Art Walks Seattle First Thursday takes place each month in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square neighborhood, from noon - 8 p.m.

Ballard Galleries and businesses stay open late on the second Saturday of each month from 6 - 9 p.m. showcasing artists. Start at the south end of Ballard Avenue and work your way up the street to Market and continue.

West Seattle Brought to you by your local West Seattle merchants, over 40 businesses displaying art and showcasing artists every second Thursday, 6 - 9 p.m.

Burien This event is an annual Art Walk, a full day of fun with a wide range of amazing arts-related activities, art and per-formance in the shops on and around main street. Saturday, Sept. 6, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Take a stroll and check

out local arts at one of our

area’s may art walks.

Photo by Victoria Persons


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Street fairs and art walks are part of

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The International District - just south of Jackson Street near the King Street train station, is comprised of several blocks of a mix of Asian cultures. There are just too many to number; unique small shops filled with exotic merchandise, restaurants and grocery stores selling ethnic foods.

Alki Beach - the most hip and happening 2.5-mile strip of beach in the entire area. When the sun’s out it teems with inline skaters, volleyball players, cyclists, joggers, dog walkers and car-cruisers all creating that ‘we’re at the beach’ vibe. Lined with fabulous eateries, a view like no other of the sound and passing ferries, this may also be one of the most romantic stretch as well.

Fishermen’s Terminal - Located at Salmon Bay, it provides moorage to more than 700 commercial fishing and workboats, including some from the popular Discovery Channel show “Deadliest Catch.” It also houses restaurants, a fish market and the Fishermen’s Memorial. Just south of the Ballard Bridge.

Intriguing strolls


A walk along the beach is a wonderful way to stay connected with nature and each other.

Photo by Patrick Robinson

Late summer may be the perfect season to enjoy Alki Beach. Beautiful weather meets diminishing crowds as kids go back to school. Since the beginning of the recorded history of our region, Alki Beach has been a destination. Seattle's �rst pioneers landed at Alki Beach in 1851. For this reason, it is commonly referred to as "the Birthplace of Seattle.” Perhaps Alki's roots contribute to its draw, but today's pioneers are in search of great food, outdoor fun, and unique shopping. Alki doesn't disappoint. Consider Alki's former reputation as "Coney Island of the West" - Fun has always been the core of the Alki spirit. Then: beach cottages, hotels, dining establishments, indoor heated salt-water natatoriums, and the grand Luna Park amusement park. Now: Dining establishments, neighborhood merchants, and over three miles of scenic recreational opportu-nities. Times have changed, but Alki's reputation for attraction endures. The businesses of Alki look forward to seeing you this season to share the unique food and fun of the beach. For more information on the attractions of Alki, visit www.AlkiBeach.ws, the home page of the Alki Business Group - Businesses Working Together to Enhance the Alki Community.

Luna Park (1907-1913) was located at the Duwamish Head.

The pilings are still visible at low tide.

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It’s a warm summer night and just really too nice to be inside watching TV. Most cities have arts and cultural programs offered free through their parks and recreation departments. Well, not really free, we do pay with taxes, so we really must take advantage of these delightful opportunities.

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Shakespearein the ParkGreenStage is happy to an-nounce its 21st season of free theater with a sched-ule spanning the summer and several venues.

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Des MoinesSoundwavesConcert Series Saturdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Found-ers Lodge in Des Moines Beach Park (North end of Des Moines Marina). 206.870.6527

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1. Go for a walk for pure pleasure, not for exer-cise. You’ll be amazed what you see in your own neighborhood.

2. Make a kite from scratch, or from a kit. Then fly it. They’re amazing. There are directions and ideas on-line, and our windy beaches are perfect for kite-flying.

3. If you take your dog to a dog park, invite the little old lady who lives on your street and her Shi Tzu to go along with you. It’s a great way to get acquainted, and she might appreciate the company. Or if someone in your neighborhood has mobility problems and a dog, offer to take their buddy along when you go out.

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4. Introduce your children to museums before they start to think they’re boring. (Where does that come from any-way?) My kids have taken my grandson since he tot-tered and now at two-years-old, he actually gets excited when he knows it’s a mu-seum trip after his nap.

5. Collect neighbors’ unwanted paint then paint a mural somewhere fun. Maybe a neighborhood childcare, a church, a side of a parks building, somewhere when people see it they’ll not only get pleasure for their eyes but food for their thoughts.

6. Maybe there’s an elder who you could scribe their life stories. How wonderful a gift for you to be a part of their oral history.

7. Go to Shakespeare in the Parks. Go early, take a picnic and socialize, and enjoy the show.

8. Volunteer at a pet shelter. Take in a homeless pet. Re-ally, how much trouble is a cat? Dogs are more so, but they add so much to your life.

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We’ve given you a whole magazine filled with free or nearly free places to go and ways to enjoy the summer. Sometimes we have to pay to play. Some of the following are places to go that cost, but not that much, and are well worth it.

Hydroplane andRaceboat Museum5917 South 196th St.Kent, WA 98032Phone: (206) 764.9453Admission: $5Hours:Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.thunderboats.org

Museum of Flight9404 East Marginal Way S.Seattle, WA 98108-4097Phone: (206) 764.5720Admission:Children (4 and under) FreeYouths (5-17) $7.50Youth Groups $6.50Adults (18-64) $14Active Military $10Seniors (65+) $13Hours:Daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.First Thursday of each month10 a.m. – 9 p.m. (Free after 5 p.m.)museumofflight.org

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Puget Sound Maritime Historical MuseumChandler’s Cove at South Lake Union901 Fairview Ave. N., C-160Admissinon: FREEHours:Noon to 5 p.m.pugetmaritime.org

Ye Olde Curiosity Shop1001 Alaskan WaySeattle, Wa. 98104Phone: (206) 682-5844Admissinon: FREEHours:Monday - Sunday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.Friday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.yeoldecuriosityshop.com

Bug Safari Museum1501 Western Ave., Suite 304 Seattle, WA 98101Phone: 206-285-BUGS (2847)Admission Rates:Adult (13-64) - $8Child (4-12) - $6Seniors/Military - $7College Students - $7Toddler (0-3) – FREEHours:Monday - Varies with season.Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.seattlebugsafari.com

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Experience MusicProject (EMP)3255th Ave. N. Seattle WA 98109Admission: $15Hours:Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.mempsfm.org

Family Fun Center7300 Fun Center WayTukwila, WA 98188Phone (425) 228-7300 Admission: Varies with attractionsHours: Monday-Thursday 12 p.m. - 9 p.m.Friday 12 p.m. - 11 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m. - 11 p.m.Sunday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.fun-center.com

Museum of Glass1801 Dock Street, Tacoma, WA 98402Admission: $10Phone: (253) 284-4719Hours:Wednesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Museum of History and IndustryMcCurdy Park2700 24th Ave E.Seattle, WA 98112-2099Phone: 206-324-1126 Admission:Adult (ages 18-61) $8Senior (ages 62+) $7Student and Military $7Youth (ages 5-17) $6Pre-School (ages 4 and under) FREE Hours:Daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.First Thursdays 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Closes early at 3 p.m. Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve seattlehistory.org



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Nordic Heritage Museum3014 N.W. 67th St.Seattle, WA 98117 Phone: (206) 789-5707Admission:Adults $6Seniors and college students $5:00Children over 5 years $4Children under 5 years FREE Hours:Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.nordicmuseum.org

Pacific Science Center200 Second Ave N.Seattle, WA 98109Phone: (206)443-2001 Admission:Adults (13-64) $11Seniors (65+) $9.60Juniors (6-12) $8Kids (3-5) FREEHours:Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday - Sunday - holidays 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. pacsci.org

Flying HeritageCollectionPaine Field3407 109th Street S.W.Everett, WA 98204 Phone: (206) 342-4242Admission:Adults $12Seniors/Military $10Youths (6-15) $8Children (5 and under) FREEGroups (15 or more)$10 per person Hours:Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.flyingheritage.com

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