Event dates: March 27th, 2010

Event location: NW 10th between Everett & Flanders

Isobel's Clubhouse is open every Saturday morning from 10:00 - 11:30 AM. There will always be a craft of activity, and you're also welcome to just come, hang out and play with other families. What should I bring? The activity changes each week so please check our monthly calendar. Sometimes our crafts involve paint, glitter and other fun things. So you'll want to know if you should dress for more...

Event dates: March 22nd, 2010, March 29th, 2010

Event location: 1425 NW 16th Avenue

Families! It’s cold, rainy and wet. Looking for a large, indoor, kid-friendly place to run, throw balls, play games and enjoy healthy play?  Please join us for Isobel's Indoor Active Play. Thank you Joan Pendergast for sponsoring March!  When: 3:30-5:00 p.m. on every Monday through March 29th Where: Pearl Court Activity Center 1425 NW 16th Avenue (at Pettygrove) Cost: $5 - $7 donation per more...

Event dates: March 23rd, 2010, March 30th, 2010

Event location: Isobel's Clubhouse

Please join us for Spanish Play Group at Isobel's Clubhouse on Tuesdays from 9:30 - 10:30. Adults who are conversational in Spanish are welcome to bring the children in their lives. Native speakers are especially welcome!  What will we do? We speak for the whole hour only in Spanish. We mostly just have open play but we are open to singing, reading, or playing games together in Spanish. Ven y juega con more...

Event dates: March 23rd, 2010, March 30th, 2010

Event location: Isobel's Clubhouse on NW 10th btwn Everett & Flanders

Please join us for Story Time and Open Play at Isobel's Clubhouse. What will we do? As part of open play, kids can dress up in costumes, play with toys, listen to music, play games or color with crayons. We’ll also read stories, and you’re welcome to bring a book to share. What is the recommended donation?  The recommended donation is $3 - $5 per family per hour. You can bring cash, or more...

Event dates: March 25th, 2010

Event location: NW 10th between Everett & Flanders

Please join us for Infant Play Group at Isobel's Clubhouse. What will we do?  The infant play group is for families with children aged 0 - 12 months, and older siblings are welcome. This program was developed with a special understanding of new parents' need to connect with their parenting neighbors. Whether you want to compare notes, be part of a group that understands the changes in your life, find out more...

Event dates: March 25th, 2010

Event location: NW 10th between Everett & Flanders

Please join us for Lunch Time Knitting at Isobel's Clubhouse What will we do? 

 You can bring your own projects and knit with us. Or, you can have a free knitting lesson or coaching session. Our hosts are accomplished knitters who are willing to help a beginner get started.

If you have children, they are welcome to join you and play in our kid area.

 What does it cost? We recommend a donation of $3 - $5 per hour. more...

Event dates: March 26th, 2010

Event location: Isobel's Clubhouse on NW 10th btwn Everett & Flanders

Please join us for Story Time and Open Play at Isobel's Clubhouse. What will we do? As part of open play, kids can dress up in costumes, play with toys, listen to music, play games or color with crayons. We’ll also read stories, and you’re welcome to bring a book to share. What is the recommended donation? The recommended donation is $3 - $5 per family per hour. You can bring cash, or you're more...

Event date: Mar 30, 2010

Event location: KEEN’s Great Room, 926 NW 13th #210

A good coaching relationship is life changing. It's effective when things are going great, and also when they’re not going so well. The buzz right now is about life coaching – hiring someone to help you reach your goals and optimize your life. But where to start? How to find the right coach for you?  To help answer those questions, ZCC invites you to a panel discussion that examines life coaching, including more...

Event date: Apr 11, 2010

Event location: Central Library

Join us for a free music concert at Central Library. In 2002, Cap'n James Cook needed an outlet for all the old-time jazz and folk songs he'd learned over the years, so he rustled up some friends willing to take on this oddball assignment, thus forming Trashcan Joe. A typical live show consists of these original tunes, classic standards from early jazz and blues, movie theme songs, and swing, all played with drive and more...

Event date: Apr 24, 2010

Event location: Central Library

Join us at the library for a free kids clothing swap. Round up unwanted clean children's clothing, accessories and other wearables your kids don't use or love anymore and bring them to the swap! Bring clean clothes in reasonable condition, no rips, tears, visible stains, etc. There are no minimum requirements for how many items you have to bring or how many you can take, but please be courteous and generous. Don't more...