CLIMATE-CHANGE REALITY SHOW
Umpqua Bank (1630 Queen Anne Ave. N.) will present a screening of Al Gore’s new reality show, “The Climate Reality Project,” which features Queen Anne residents Howard Langeveld and Sonja Price, on Thursday, Oct. 3, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Langeveld and Price had recently completed training with Gore in Chicago to learn about how climate change is connected to human activity.
RAINBOW BINGO
Ballard N.W. Senior Center (5429 32nd Ave. N.W.) will host Rainbow Bingo, with effervescent hostess “Sylvia,” on Friday, Oct. 4, from 7 to 9 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Information: (206) 297-0403
NO QA PARKS COMMITTEE MEETING
The Queen Anne Community Council’s Parks Committee will not meet on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The next scheduled meeting is on Nov. 12. Any urgent questions or concerns can be referred to Don Harper, (206) 281-9018.
THE WELL: THE REV. MONICA COLEMAN
The Rev. Monica Coleman will discuss “Not Alone: Reflections on Faith and Depression” during the Oct. 9 session of The Well: A Gathering Place for Conversation. The event will begin at 7 p.m. at Queen Anne United Methodist Church (1606 Fifth Ave. W.). Tickets/information: (206) 282-4307
THE LOWDOWN ON UPTOWN, PART 2
Take a walk on the west side of Queen Anne on Oct. 13, during which you’ll explore some of the architectural treasures of the area. Then delve into one of Seattle’s oldest parks (Kinnear), created in 1889. Afterward, cross the Amgen Helix pedestrian bridge to the beach, and on the way back, look at two historic businesses. Meet at Counterbalance Park (corner of Roy Street and Queen Anne Avenue North) at 2 p.m. Children and dogs welcome. Sponsored by Feet First, the Uptown Alliance and the Queen Anne Historical Society.
ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP
The Alzheimer’s Association has a free support group for those who are caring for people with memory loss. Participants will receive information on care management, available services and current research and treatment options. The support group will take place the first Tuesday of each month (next meeting: Nov. 5), from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 100 W. Harrison St., North Tower, Suite 200. Information: Anne Ihnen, (206) 748-9640
THE ART AND POETRY OF DYLAN KUEHL
Political activist Dylan Kuehl, an advocate for himself and others with disabilities, will display his artwork and poetry at Magnolia United Church of Christ (3555 W. McGraw St.), through Nov. 14. Information: www.magnoliaucc.org or (206) 283-1788.
ROTARY CLUB OF MAGNOLIA
The group now meets for lunch meetings at noon on Thursdays at the Seattle Yacht Club Elliott Bay Outstation (2601 W. Marina Place) near Maggie Bluffs. Free parking available. Great speakers at each meeting. Information: magnoliarotary.org.
SENIOR INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE
The Magnolia Community Center (2550 34th Ave. W.) is offering Senior Intermediate Bridge (Party and Duplicate) on Wednesdays, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Register/information: Janet Ray, (206) 300-8559
MAGNOLIA SCRABBLE AND GAME CLUB
Scrabble Club meets on the first and third Mondays of every month, and a general board-and-card-games group meets on the second, fourth and fifth Mondays of every month, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Serendipity Café, 3222 W. McGraw St. Information: Judy, (206) 284-3911; Annette, (206) 285-3717
FOOT CARE THURSDAYS
The Ballard NW Senior Center (5429 32nd Ave. N.W.) has a foot-care specialist providing care on Thursdays, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For an appointment, call (206) 297-0403.
EMERALD CITY TOASTMASTERS
The Emerald City Toastmasters meet every Thursday at noon at 415 Bell St. to help people overcome their speaking fears and improve communication skills. Information: Kathleen Klein, (206) 781-2615; or tinyurl.com/3aut4u4
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