Next week, I will post my roundup of special places to celebrate this great holiday (my last name is Kelly, after all) -- but here's a few to kick off the celebrations: FRIDAY, MARCH 11 Mayor's Irish Week Proclamation Luncheon Noon, F X McRory's. Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn...
Thursday, March 10th will feature a fun-filled happy hour supporting Washington C.A.S.H. (Community Alliance for Self-Help)! For the 2nd "Cocktails for C.A.S.H." event, they've added a Seattle-themed trivia contest for the competitive and the curious who want to test their knowledge of the great NW. Bring your...
Yes, my friends, it's true. Someone is finally gutsy enough to bring Mardi Gras back to Pioneer Square. (for some background, see this post on the Seattle Mardi Gras riots in 2001) The group that originally intended to do Mardi Gras on the 10th anniversary of...
DESC feels that community events are an important part of their mission to end homelessness. It is their opportunity to share vital information with their supporters, such as the needs of their clients, the work they do, etc. If you're interested in learning more, check...
On the third Thursday of each month, WSDOT and SDOT, in cooperation with the Alliance for Pioneer Square, host a public meeting to discuss plans to replace the seismically vulnerable Alaskan Way Viaduct and seawall. The meetings provide project information and give neighbors an opportunity...
The City of Seattle and the Central Waterfront Committee is hosting an upcoming opening event for the Seattle waterfront design process on February 17th at the Seattle Aquarium. The lead design firm, james corner field operations, will kick-off the design process with an analysis of...
Who: For the first time Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission will participate in the Pioneer Square First Thursday Art Walk and will have on display paintings and drawings done by homeless men and women. What: The art was created by participants in Art from the...
Jump into jazz on February 3rd (First Thursday) from 6 to 8 p.m. at Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park as jazz vocalist Grace Holden (daughter of jazz legend Oscar Hoplden) helps celebrate the opening of the Park's temporary exhibit, "Jazz Returns to Jackson Street." Grace...
Help support our neighbors! : The Chinatown-International District Business Improvement Area invites all local food lovers to enjoy an afternoon of international cuisine designed to accommodate all budgets. This Saturday, January 29th, ten of Chinatown-ID’s premier restaurants will celebrate Lunar New Year by featuring an...
The meeting will be an opportunity to learn about ideas for the trail and to gather feedback from you. Open to the general public. Please contact Liz Stenning (liz@pioneersquare.org) for more information Tuesday, January 25 11:30am-1:30pm Klondike Gold Rush Museum (319 2nd Avenue South) ...