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Friday Night Swing DanceAges 13+Teens are invited to theYMCA to give swingdance a whirl withEastside Swing Dance.No experience or partnernecessary - free lessonsthe first half hour.Sponsored bySammamish Family

YMCA and Kiwanis Club of Sammamish.• Friday, March 18• 7 -10 p.m.• Sammamish Family YMCA gym, 4221 228th Ave. SE, Issaquah• $5 – or free for YMCA members• www.SammamishYMCA.org or SammamishKiwanis.org

Great Operatic Duets - Part I: Comic Duets,Vengeance Duets, Friendship Duets, & Parent-Child DuetsAdults & TeensMany opera-lovers have shared that their favorite parts offavorite operas are the “duets,” two voices blending inlove or hate or friendship. Norm Hollingshead also lovesoperatic duets and has created two lectures devoted strict-ly to some of his favorites. He will illustrate his commen-tary with recorded musical excerpts from his own collec-tion of recordings, many quite rare.• Wednesday, March 9• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Great Operatic Duets – Part II: Love DuetsAdults & TeensMany opera-lovers have shared that their favorite parts offavorite operas are the “duets,” two voices blending inlove or hate or friendship. Norm Hollingshead also lovesoperatic “duets” and has created two lectures devotedstrictly to some of his favorite “duets.” He will illustratehis commentary with recorded musical excerpts from hisown collection of recordings, many quite rare.• Wednesday, March 30• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Front Porch Theatre: Arthur Miller's ‘All My Sons’Adults & TeensA civic discussion inspired by Intiman Theatre's upcomingproduction of Arthur Miller's masterpiece, ‘All My Sons,’

which reimagines the central characters as an African-American family living in 1947 Seattle. Join in a communi-ty reading of selected scenes from the script as well asspeeches from the time period, followed by a moderatedconversation.• Thursday, April 7• 7 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

Master Chorus Eastside in Concert:All American Independence CelebrationAll agesThe popular Celebrate America concert welcomes the 4thof July once again with readings, sing alongs, stories, andunforgettable All-American music to stir your heart withdelight. Fun for the whole family!• Sunday, June 26• 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.• Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave. NW, Issaquah• $12 adults, $36 families• www.masterchoruseastside.org

Meet Stephanie Mills, author of ‘On Gandhi's Path’Adults & TeensHear author and ecological activistStephanie Mills discuss the life ofRobert Swann, a self-taught econo-mist, tireless champion of decen-tralism, and the father of the relo-calization movement. Now as glob-al industrial civilization flails in thethroes of ecological and economiccrisis, Swann's working innovationsare at the ready to help neighbor-hoods, local entrepreneurs, andwilling communities rebuild atappropriate scales.• Monday, May 23• 7 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

Manga Club Art WalkAll agesCheck out art work by middle and high school members ofthe Issaquah Library's Manga Club. Pick up a copy ofManga Club's Zine and enjoy refreshments provided byFriends of the Issaquah Library. Grades 5 and up; youngerchildren welcome with adult. • Saturday, June 18• 3-4 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way• Free• Reference staff at 425-392-5430

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Line DancingExercise your body & mind by line dancing to lively music.No previous dance experience or partner necessary.Instructor Spencer Howard.• Thursdays ongoing• 10 - 11 a.m. • Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• $5/class • 425-392-2381

Opera Preview: Magic FluteAdults & TeensWolfgang Amadeus Mozart's tuneful fairy tale, DieZauberflote or The Magic Flute,was the next to the last operaMozart composed but the lastto be performed. In 1791,Mozart hoped that composingan opera in the popularsingspiel style (musical numbersconnected by spoken dialogue)would be the big success heneeded. His wish came true.Sadly, a few weeks after thefirst performance, the rheumatic fever Mozart suffered asa child returned and he died at age 35. His Magic Flutelived on and today remains one of his most frequentlyperformed operas. Join veteran opera lecturer NormHollingshead.• Tuesday, May 3

• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Avenue• Free• 425-392-5430

Norman Rockwell and the American DreamAdults and familiesA rare exhibit of NormanRockwell’s art will be onview at the Tacoma ArtMuseum February 26 -May 30. Art historianSusan Olds will documentthe major accomplish-ments of one of America’sbest-loved illustrators aswell as a glimpse ofRockwell’s personal life.His scenes of Americanlife offer a rich, humorousand detailed view of theAmerican experience fromthe 1920s to the 1960s. • Wednesday, March 30• 7 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

Joint Replacement: The Right Choice forYou?If you have arthritic joint pain and are considering jointreplacement, you'll want to attend this important seminar.• Thursday, March 31• 6 p.m. • Swedish/Issaquah, 2005 NW Sammamish Road • Free• www.swedish.org

Motion Is Life Is pain keeping you from enjoying life? If so, learn moreabout joint pain relief as well as knee and hip replace-ment in this informative seminar presented by The JointReplacement Center at Overlake. Pre-registration required.• Thursday, May 12• 6:30–8 p.m. • Overlake Medical Center Issaquah, 5708 E. Lake

Sammamish Pkwy Se #103• Free• 425-688-5259 or www.overlakehospital.org/classes

Joyful Laughter and BraingymJoin in the fun of this new weekly class with Nancy JoyCallihan. • Mondays• 10:30 a.m.• Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• $20 for 4 weeks• Must register, 425-392-2381

The Anti-cancer LifestyleAdultsExplore recent findings on ways toincrease your resistance to cancer. Learnhow to create an anticancer lifestyleusing beneficial foods, protecting your-self from environmental threats, andenhancing your physical and emotionalwell-being. Presented by Carol Robl,Health Education Specialist, SwedishCancer Institute.• Tuesday, March 8

• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Yoga for SeniorsEnjoy yoga for beginners with Hatha Yoga InstructorShirley Rae and members of Issaquah Senior Center.• Thursdays • 1:30-2:30 p.m. • Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• $20/month• 425-392-2381

Podiatry Clinic Come to the Senior Center to visit with Dr. Julia Overstreetand her team of registered nurses. Clinics are held twicemonthly.• By appointment• Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• $25• Must register, 425-392-2381

Weight Loss Surgery Seminar, Issaquah, WASwedish Weight Loss Surgery Program offers free weightloss surgery seminars for the community. The seminars

cover, in-depth, theadvantages and disad-vantages of lap bandsurgery, Roux-en-Y gas-tric bypass surgery, andthe vertical sleeve gas-trectomy surgery.Answers to questionsparticipants have aboutthe surgeries, outcomesand follow-up proce-dures.• Tuesday, Mar. 29, April

12 or 26 or May 31• 7 p.m.

• Swedish/ Lakeside Clinic, 6520 226th Pl. S.E., Issaquah• Free• www.swedish.org

Weight Loss Surgery SeminarHas the time come to get the facts about weight loss sur-gery? If so, here is your opportunity.Overlake invites you to join the staff for an informativeevening to find out if weight loss surgery is right for you.Pre-registration required.• Tuesdays, Mar. 22, Apr. 26, May 24• 6-7:30 p.m.• Overlake Medical Center Issaquah, 5708 E. Lake

Sammamish Pkwy Se #103• Free• 425-688-5259 or www.overlakehospital.org/classes

First Aid ClassThis class taught by Eastside Fire & Rescue personnel earnsyou a 2-year card through American Heart Association.Learn knowledge and skills necessary to recognize andprovide basic care for breathing & cardiac emergencies,plus extensive first aid. Pre-payment required. Drop by anystation to register.• March 12, April 9, May 14 or June 11• 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.• Station 83, 3425 Issaquah/Pine Lake Road, Sammamish• $65.00• 425-392-2381

CPR ClassThis class taught by EastsideFire & Rescue personnel earnsyou a 2-year card throughAmerican Heart Association.Learn knowledge and skillsnecessary to recognize andprovide basic care for breath-ing & cardiac emergencies.Includes adult, infant andchild resusitation. Pre-pay-

ment required. Drop by any station to register.• March 12, April 9, May 14 or June 11• 8:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.• Station 83, 3425 Issaquah/Pine Lake Road, Sammamish• $22.00• 425-392-2381

Growing Up FemaleAges 9-12, with parentThis class encourages family communication about sexualissues and provides accurate information about thechanges of puberty. Information about male and femalechanges will be presented. Taught in partnership withPlanned Parenthood.• Thursday, March 31 • 6 p.m.• Swedish/Issaquah, 2005 NW Sammamish Road • $25 covers 1 child & 2 adults; additional children $5• www.swedish.org

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Support GroupsEastside Alcoholics Anonymous hosts the followingmeetings, for more information, go to www.eastsideintergroup.org or call 454-9192.• Any Length: 8 a.m. Sundays,

Issaquah Senior Center, 75 N.E. Creek Way• Issaquah Smoke Free: 8:30 a.m. Sundays, Issaquah

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Bringing Baby HomeTwo-day workshop led by a certified instructor. Pregnantcouples are encouraged to attend. Avoid marital melt-down and increase marital satisfaction. Understand andcope with the stress that arrives with a newborn baby.Build strategies for active fathering. Co-parent effectivelyand improve the quality of parent-infant interaction. Pre-registration required.• Saturdays, May 14 & 21• 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.• Overlake Medical Center Issaquah, 5708 E. LakeSammamish Pkwy Se #103• $150/couple• 425-688-5259 or www.overlakehospital.org/classes

Monthly Moms Group with Dr. Rachel Have your morning coffee with one of Issaquah’s premierepediatric chiropractic practitioners, Dr. Rachel Catini. Theseinformative gatherings center on all things baby, pregnan-cy and parenting with an emphasis on health and well-ness. Examples include diaper rash, allergies, nutrition andpain during pregnancy. • 2nd Wednesday of each month• 9-10 a.m.• Issaquah Coffee House in Gilman Village• Free• 425-557-8787

Emotion CoachingParents of preschoolers and grade-schoolersImprove your communication and relationship with yourchild. Developed by the Talaris and Gottman institutes,this 2-hour workshop is taught by Kerry Beymer, a certi-fied Parenting Counts (Talaris) instructor and ParentingEducation/Family Support manager for Encompass. Learnto tune into your child’s feelings, use emotional momentsas opportunities to connect, take time to listen andexplore solutions to problems together.• Monday, March 14• 6-8 p.m.• Blakely Hall, 2550 N.E. Park Drive, Issaquah Highlands• FREE (no childcare available)• Encompass, 425.888.2777, http://www.encompassnw.org

You and Your New BabyNew mothers with infants to 12 weeksA 5-week class designed to encourage group interactionand support. Topics include comforting baby, coping withcrying, feeding and weaning, choosing and managingchildcare, changing family roles, infant development andstimulation, identifying illness in infants, safety, parentingstyles and community resources. Pre-registration required. • Offered Wednesdays and Thursdays during the day.

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Happiest Baby on the Block - babies welcome!Learn to calm and soothe your new-born in just minutes. Pre-registrationrequired.• Saturday, Mar. 5, Apr. 16 or May 7• Overlake Medical Center Issaquah,

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Preparing for Childbirth & Newborn Care For Expectant Parents A series of popular, interactive classes, filled with reliableinformation to help you prepare for labor, birth and new-born care. Includes a textbook and a tour of the ChildbirthCenter.Taught by qualified, experienced ChildbirthEducators. Pre-registration required. • Offered weeknights and weekends. Check online

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Sammamish Pkwy Se #103• $105 Comprehensive Series; $95 Condensed Series • 425-688-5259 or www.overlakehospital.org/classes

Musikgarten Cycles of the SeasonsAges 3-5Celebrate your preschooler’s growing independence andlove of the outdoors with activities involving the four sea-sons in The Cycle of Seasons. Developed to build attentionand self-expression. Activities include singing, chanting,moving, focused listening, musical games, exploring musi-cal instruments, creative movement and storytelling.• March 24-May 12 • 4:30-5:15 p.m.• Music Works, NW 14360 SE Eastgate Way, Suite 102, Bellevue• $144• 425-644-0988; musicworksnw.org;

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Kumon Math and Reading ClassGreat things are possible when your child has the skills tosucceed on his own. Victories are frequent and rewarding,so your student is motivated time and again to seek outthe next challenge. Call to schedule a free placement testtoday.• Monday/Thursday 3-6:30 p.m.• Kumon at Issaquah Highlands, 1036 NE Park Drive or• Tuesday/Friday, 3-6:30 p.m.• Kumon in Snoqualmie, 7802 SE Center Blvd.• $125 monthly; multiple subject/sibling discounts available

Mathnasium Jump StartersAges 8-14The program introduces the concepts students will face inthe upcoming year. Jumpstart: Entering 2nd/3rd GradeJumpstart: Entering 4th/5th GradeJumpstart: Entering 6th Grade (Middle School)• June 15 – Aug. 27• Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Tues/Thurs 3-7 p.m.• 4546 Klahanie Dr SE, Issaquah• $305 for 20 sessions; register before June 1 and get $50 offContact: 425-270-1054, issaquah@mathnasium.com

Mathnasium Early Learners CampPre-K to 1st gradeHelp your young student get off to a good start in math!Camp focuses on developing number sense and computa-tion skills through games, puzzles, and other activitiesthat promote skill mastery and problem-solving.• June 15 – Aug. 27• Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Tues/Thurs 3-7 p.m.• 4546 Klahanie Dr SE, Issaquah• $199; register before June 1 and get $25 off• 425-270-1054, issaquah@mathnasium.com

Mathnasium Power Math WorkoutAges 8-14This program is designedto help young studentsestablish the foundationfor their “number sense”,developing a positive atti-tude about Math early.Reinforce pre-algebra top-ics: fractions, decimals,percents, variables andrelationships. These areimportant building blocks for Algebra, a big leap for manystudents.• June 15 – Aug. 27• Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Tues/Thurs 3-7 p.m.• 4546 Klahanie Dr SE, Issaquah• $305; get $100 off assessment

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Salmon Science CampsAges 6-8Campers will have funlearning about the localsalmon and watershedstewardship as they dis-cover Northwest plantsand animals, conduct awater quality andaquatic insect study ofIssaquah Creek, per-form experiments, goon a nature hike, makearts and crafts, play games, hear Native American legendsand more! Scholarships available.• Weeks of July 11, 18, 25 and August 1• 9a.m.-3 p.m., Monday through Friday• Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, 125 W. Sunset Way• $175 FISH members; $205 non-members• Celina Steiger, celina@issaquahfish.org or 425-392-8025

Super Salmon Sleuths3-6 years oldJoin your preschooler in exploring our amazing salmon!FISH’s hands-on program includes a slide show aboutsalmon and acting out the life cycle, a tour of the hatch-ery and feeding the fish, water-play station, microscope,smelling game, craft activities and story time. It all takesplace in the Watershed Science Center at the hatchery.• Mondays, April 11, May 9 or June 13• 9:30-11:30 a.m.• Issaquah Salmon Hatchery 125 W. Sunset Way• $8 per child• Celina@issaquahfish.org or 425-392-8025

Preschool Story Time3-5 yearsMeet other preschool pals and enjoy wonderful storiesand silly songs.• Mondays, 11 a.m.• Tuesdays, 10 a.m.• Issaquah Library• Free• (425) 392-5430

Little Fry Preschool Camp3-6 years old Young Campers will learn about salmon and nature,explore, create, get moving and have some fishy fun! Allactivities are age-appropriate and encourage discoveryand a sense of wonder. Maximum of 10 campers.Scholarships and sibling discount available.• Aug. 9-11 (Tuesday-Thursday).• 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.• Issaquah Salmon Hatchery, 125 W. Sunset Way• $145 FISH members; $175 non-members• Celina@issaquahfish.org or 425-392-8025

Toddler Story TimeAges 2-3 years, with adultEnjoy stories, songs and finger plays just for toddlers whileintroducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and care-givers.• Tuesdays,10 a.m.• Wednesdays, 10 and 11 a.m.• Issaquah Library• Free• (425) 392-5430

Spanish Story TimeChildren with familiesJoin us Monday nights for a fun-filled half hour of stories,songs and finger plays in Spanish.• Mondays• 6 p.m.• Issaquah Library• Free• (425) 392-5430

Young Toddler Story TimeAges 12 to 24 months Super stories and songs just for young toddlers, Lots ofwiggling and giggling guaranteed!• Thursdays• 10 and 11 a.m.• Issaquah Library• Free• (425) 392-5430

EGGstravaganza Annual Community EventAll agesJoin us for fun for thewhole family! Enjoy egghunts, activity booths,swimming, Easter Bunnyand Friends, putt putt golf,arts and crafts, giant inflat-able obstacle course, com-munity guests and more! Ashuttle will be availablefrom Discovery Elementary.• Saturday, April 23rd • 10 a.m. -1 p.m. (Egg Hunt at 11)• Sammamish Family YMCA (campus of City Church), 4221

228th Ave SE, Issaquah• Free • Kim at 425-391-4840 or kpayne@seattleymca.org

Underwater Egghunt & Carnival Ages 1-16The outdoor family tradition of the Issaquah Parks Dept. isbrought indoors and into the shallow end of the pool.Bring your swimsuit, towel, and plastic basket to join inthe fun. Prizes for eggs gathered. Carnival games upstairs.Registration required for the egg hunt; space limited byage groups. • Friday, April 22• 6:45- 8:10 (times vary by age)• Issaquah’s Julius Boehm Pool • $6/Child $4/adult accompanying child under 6 yrs.• 425-837-3300 or www.issaquahparks.net

Book SaleAll agesSemi-annual book sale inthe Issaquah library meetingroom, conducted by theFriends of the IssaquahLibrary. Proceeds supportfunding for your locallibrary. Friday, May 6, doorsopen at 5:30 p.m. to Friendsmembers. Not a memberyet? Join at the door - indi-vidual memberships $10,family memberships $20.• Saturday, May 7, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.• Sunday, May 8, 1-5 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Senior Center Spring GalaLive and silent auction and lots of surprises. Live harpmusic, gourmet dinner, and dancing. Live auction withCouncilman Fred Butler as auctioneer. Sponsored by

Swedish Hosptial with food by Aegis of Issaquah. • Saturday, March 12• 5-9 p.m.• Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• $25 per ticket• 425-392-2381

Hobby & Volunteer ExpoParks & RecreationCome visit with a variety of clubs and non-profit agenciesto see the array of possibilities for your leisure time.There’s something for everyone, from youth groups toservice clubs, book clubs to sports groups. Presented byIssaquah Parks & Recreations Department.• Saturday, May 7

• 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.• Pickering barn, 1730 10th Ave. NW, Issaquah• Free• Cathy at cathyj@ci.issaquah.wa.us

‘Dream with Me’ Spring GalaAdultsThis wine-tasting, dinner and auction event features thewine and winemakers of Hightower Cellars, JM Cellars,Maison Bleue Winery and Woodinville Wine Cellars.Benefit for Encompass, which serves Issaquah, Sammamishand the Snoqualmie Valley with in-home therapy forinfants and toddlers with developmental challenges, par-enting classes and other services for children and families.• Saturday, April 30• 4:45 p.m. VIP experience, 5:45 p.m. reception, dinner and

live auction• The Golf Club at Newcastle, 15500 Six Penny Lane,

Newcastle• $100; VIP tickets $150 (limited to 75)• Encompass, 425.888.2777, http://www.encompassnw.org

Issaquah Schools Foundation13th Annual Nourish Every Mind Benefit LuncheonAdultsJohn Curley, Master of Ceremonies,will join over 900 community andbusiness leaders at Nourish EveryMind for an entertaining afternoonthat showcases Issaquah SchoolsFoundation grant recipients andinforms guests of the enormousimpact private support has on pub-lic schools. Luncheon includes silentauction.• Thursday, April 28• 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.• Issaquah Community Center• Suggested donation $150/person• 425-391-8557 or www.isfdn.org

page 13SipFestAdultsThis wine, beer and food tasting event features 20 winer-ies, 10 microbreweries and 10 restaurants. Admissionincludes tastings and a souvenir glass. Benefit forEncompass, which serves Issaquah, Sammamish and theSnoqualmie Valley with in-home therapy for infants andtoddlers with developmental challenges, parenting classesand many other services for children and families.• Saturday, April 16• 6:30-9:30 p.m.• Pickering Barn, 1730 Tenth Ave. N.W., Issaquah• $40• Encompass, 425.888.2777, http://www.encompassnw.org

Pool PartiesAges 5 & olderHave your child’s next event at the Sammamish FamilyYMCA for up to 20 children in warm, 87 degree pool, fol-lowed by an hour in the meeting room. Giant inflatables a— Loch Ness Monster or Iceberg — are also available.Please note: children must pass a swim test before swim-ming without a parent/guardian in the water or using theinflatable.• Saturdays• 1:15-3:30 p.m.• Sammamish Family YMCA Pool (campus of City Church),

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ArtWalkExperience artistic creations and the vibe of live music per-formances during ArtWalk, in historic downtown Issaquahthe first Friday evening of the month.• May 6, June 3, July 1, Aug. 5, Sept. 2• 5-9 p.m.• Downtown Issaquah• Free• events@downtownissaquah.com

All Ages Game OnChildren, Families & TeensPlay games for the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS2. We have boardgames too. Grades 5 and up; younger children welcomewith adult. • Thursday, May 26 and Monday, June 13 • 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way• Free• Reference staff at 425-392-5430

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Introduction to Raising ChickensAll agesLearn about raising baby chicks! This seminar will focus onfeed guidelines and all of their care needs. This is a greatseminar for first time chicken owners and experiencedchicken owners alike. Hosted by CHS feeds. • Saturday, March 19• 1 p.m.• Grange Supply, 145 Gilman Blvd., Issaquah• Free• Terri Akrish, 425-2706553.

How Electric Fencing WorksAges 18+This seminar includes information on animal control,which is perhaps the most widely recognized reason forpower fencing. Not only does power fencing keep domes-tic animals and livestock contained, it has various otherimportant uses, including keeping wild animals out, sepa-rating different groups of animals, allowing rationing ofcrops and pasture, fencing animals off from eroding areas,trees, rivers and roads. Presented by GallagherRepresentative, Liam Shaw.• Saturday, April 9• 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.• Grange Supply, 145 Gilman Blvd., Issaquah• Free• Terri Akrish, 425-2706553

Organic GardeningAll agesThis seminar will offer valuable information including:organic yard care, growing green gardens that are easyon the environment, major aspects of soil management,integrated pest management, fruit tree care and pruning.Hosted by Michael Aguilar, CPH.• Saturday, March 12• 1 p.m.• Grange Supply in Issaquah,145 Gilman Blvd.• Free• Terri Akrish, 425-270-6553

Gardening with CiscoeAll agesCiscoe Morris will host this seminar to offer informationon how to grow great veggies.Ciscoe will also allow plenty of time for gardening ques-tions from the audience.• Sunday, May 15• 1 p.m.• Grange Supply in Issaquah,145 Gilman Blvd.• Free• Terri Akrish, 425-270-6553

Introduction to Navigation ClinicLearning to navigate is an impor-tant skill, whether you are on ahiking trail in the summer orsnowshoeing in winter. OutdoorMomentum and members of KingCounty Search and Rescue willintroduce newcomers to under-standing map symbols, orientingthe map and compass, triangula-tion, declination adjustment andother fundamental navigationskills. Participants should bringtheir own compass. • Monday, April 4• 6-8 p.m. • Issaquah Community Center, 301 Rainier Blvd. S.• $20• www.outdoormomentum.org

Saturday & SundayApril 30th & May 1st

1:00-5:00 PM

Issaquah/Sammamish 2011

SPRING HOME TOUR

For more information call 425.392.6434

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presents

2nd Wednesday of the month9:00am to 10:00am at Issaquah Coffee Company

317 NW Gilman #47, Issaquahfor info, call 425-557-8787

MONTHLY MOMS GROUPWITH DR. RACHEL

22629 SE 29th St.Sammamish, WA 98075

www.slckids.com

Sammamish Learning CenterA unique learning environment that guides children towards the

discovery of their world in a peaceful and nurturing way.

PreschoolAges 3-5

CERT TrainingAges 16+Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) programpromotes responsibility and self-sufficiency by creating anawareness of all kinds of disasters, and trains individualsto be better prepared to respond to emergency situationsfor their families and in their neighborhoods and commu-nity. CERT members also give critical support to firstresponders, provide immediate assistance to victims, helpsuppress small fires and perform light search and rescue.• Wednesdays, March 23-May 4; final drill May 7 • 6:30 -9:30 p.m.• Issaquah Public Works Bldg, 670 1st Ave NE, Issaquah• $35• www.issaquahcitizencorps.com

Long-Term Care Insurance Educational ClassAdults By planning ahead you can help ensure your comfort andsecurity for tomorrow. Consider this: Generally Medicaredoes not pay for long-term care. After age 65, you have a71.8% chance of needing some form of home health care.Thousands of Americans are impoverished each year bylong-term care costs. Get answers to your questions. • Tuesday, April 19• 10 a.m.• Tom Sessions Agency, 485 Rainier Blvd N, Suite 101, Issaquah• Free• 425-391-0200

How to Start a BusinessAdultsDo you think you would like to start a business? Learn theresources available to you through the Small BusinessAdministration, the steps in starting a business, how towrite a business plan, how to do research, etc. Workshopsponsored by Washington Business Center and CommunityCapital Development, the Sammamish Chamber ofCommerce and KCLS.• Tuesdays, March 8, April 12, May 10• 2 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

Issaquah’s Alpine DairymenAll agesJoin Issaquah History Museums for a presentation onIssaquah’s semi-pro football team, the Issaquah Alpines.The Alpines took on other teams around the Puget SoundRegion in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. They were thechampions of their league five years in a row. Out of 75games played, this scrappy powerhouse of a team shut outtheir opponents 59 times. • April 9, 2011• 11 a.m.• Issaquah Depot Museum, 50 Rainier Boulevard North• Free• 392-3500, info@issaquahhistory.org

Creepin’ Critters - Don’t Squish That Bug!Children & FamiliesEver wonder what all those crawly things are in youryard? Join children’s garden educator Jessica in an explo-ration of common garden creatures. See how spiders,worms and ladybugs live and grow. This fun interactiveperformance uses giant puppets, stories and songs toteach children and adults how these common arthropodshelp the garden. Fun, family edu-tainment! Presented bythe Seattle Tilth.• Saturday, March 5• 11 a.m. Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way OR• 1 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

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$6700SPRING YOUTH KARATE SPECIAL

INCLUDES4 Weeks of Lessons

and Complete Official Karate Uniform• No Contract To Sign!

For More Info & Registration Form:http://www.svsd410.org/ E-Flyers

(425) 454-6633www.washotokan.com

Washington Shotokan Assn. Bellevue

PINE LAKE: Pine Lake Community Club: 21333 SE 20th, Sammamish

Tuesdays5:00-5:30 pm..Kinderkarate (4-6 years) 6:15-7:00 pm..Youth Beginner (6-11 yrs)Starts Tuesday, March 15 or ANYTIME

FALL CITY: Fall City Elementary Gym: 33312 SE 43rd Pl.

Thursday6:30-7:15 pm..Youth Beginner (6-11 yrs)

NO KinderkarateStarts Thursday, March 17 or ANYTIME

SNOQUALMIE: Snoqualmie Elementary Gym:39801 SE Park St.

Tuesdays5:30-6:00 pm..Kinderkarate (4-6 yrs)6:45-7:30 pm..Youth Beginner (6-11 yrs)Starts Tuesday, March 15 or ANYTIME

NORTH BEND: Opstad Elementary Gym: 1345 Stilson Ave SE

Fridays5:30-6:00 pm..Kinderkarate (4-6 yrs)6:45-7:30 pm..Youth Beginners (6-11 yrs)Starts Friday, March 18 or ANYTIME

Online Marketing – AdvancedAdultsIn this class presented by GoGoPin, learn to make use offree marketing tools online to sell your items, promoteyour small business, or start a business online. No experi-ence required for this fun workshop. Create a fully-func-tional professional business website by just mouse clicking,dragging, and dropping. WiFi available if you have anotebook computer, but it is not required.• Wednesday, March 17• 7 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

Culinary Herb GardeningAdult & TeensWhether you’re interested in growing basil for pesto,cilantro for salsas or mint for summer iced tea, this work-shop will teachyou how togrow freshkitchen herbsall season long.Tips on how toplan your herbgarden includ-ing where toplant it andhow to choosewhat to grow.Plant care, theharvest, andsimple ways to use your nutritious herb garden. Presentedby Carey Thornton of Seattle Tilth.• Saturday, April 2• 2 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

The New Job Search in the New EconomyAdults & TeensLearn how to shift your approach to job searching to

match the new environment and smooth your path toemployment. Topics include adjusting to reality of the con-temporary labor market, developing a work plan for a suc-cessful job search, where to find free quality career coun-seling, information on the top-paying professions, whereto find training, networking for interviews, acing theinterview, and more. Presented by Duncan Burgess ofworksource.southseattle.edu• Tuesday, April 12• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Women’s Handgun SafetyAges 18+The Issaquah Police Department host this handgun safetyclass, including one day of instruction and one day ofshooting. This class is for those seriously interested inbuilding on their abilities and gaining confidence in han-dling a weapon. Participants will provide their ownweapon and ammunition. Class size is limited. • March 14-15• 6-9 p.m. • $60• Theresa Schaap, 425-837-3250

Effective Networking for EmploymentAdults & TeensWhy networking is so important for getting a job intoday’s environment. Learn how to take your job goal anddevelop a comprehensive approach to professional net-working. Topics include myths of networking, developinga network “system,” the core elements of networkinginformation exchange, commonalties, and relationships.Presented by Paco Mesch, Workforce Coordinator at SouthSeattle Community College.• Tuesday, April 26• 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission• 425-392-5430

Backyard Poultry KeepingAdultsFor people who are weighing the idea of keeping poultryin the backyard, this preview will give a brief, generaloverview on some of the things to consider. It is a previewfor the series of classes offered by Seattle Tilth, providinga quick snapshot of backyard poultry keeping to help peo-ple decide whether they might want to learn more aboutthe topic.• Wednesday, May 25 • 7 p.m.• Sammamish Library, 825 228th Ave. SE• Free• 425-392-3130

What Is That? Unusual and Offbeat People,Places, Things and Events in WashingtonAdults & TeensWhy does downtown Winlock feature a statue of theworld’s largest egg and why is there a drive-throughstump at a rest-stop on I-5? Washington is notorious forits offbeat and unusual landmarks. This presentation willexplore the cultural, economic, artistic, historic and philo-sophical influences on local and state history by exploringiconic and unusual objects, events and stories. Presentedby Harriet Baskas, and supported by HumanitiesWashington.• Tuesday, April 19 • 7 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 West Sunset Way• Free admission • 425-392-5430

March 19th at 1pm Introduction to Raising ChickensLearn about raising baby chicks and all of their care needs.Hosted by CHS feeds.

March 26th at 10am Backyard ChickensInformation on making your chickens the most productive.Hosted by Samantha of Toad Hollow Design

April 2nd Chick Days4 Chicks free with a $40.00 purchase

Go to www.grangesupply.com for the 2011 Chick ScheduleChicks, Supplies, Education

145 Gilman Blvd, Issaquah • 425-392-6469

Find out the scoop on chicken coops and other helpful information.

The Grange Supply, Your Chick Headquarters

Over 30 Breeds of Chicks

Chicks are Here

Zumba, Yoga, Cycling, Group FitnessAges 14 & older Come see what all the fuss is about in a Zumba or Yogaclass at the Y! Try a class for free and see if it’s for you. Afull range of other fitness classes are also available includ-ing Circuit Training, Step Aerobics, Cycling, Senior Fitness,Water Fitness and more! Family Zumba available for ages8 and older. No reservations necessary - check in at thefront desk before class. • Dates and time vary• Dates and times available at sammamishymca.or

or coalcreekymca.org• Sammamish Family YMCA, 4221 228th Ave SE, Issaquah

(Campus of City Church) or Coal Creek Family YMCA, 13750 Newcastle Golf Club Rd., Newcastle

• Facility Members – included in membership; Non-Members/Program Members - daily use fee

• 425-391-4840 or kpayne@seattleymca.org (Sammamish); 425-282-1500 or jgreene@seattleymca.org (Coal Creek)

Learn to Ice SkateAges 5 and upEmbark on a lifetime of skat-ing fun with half-hour on-iceinstruction for all ages atCastle Ice Arena. • Tuesdays, April 26-June 7;

Saturdays, April 30-June 11• 6 - 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays;

12:45 - 1:15 p.m. Saturday; optional practice time follows

• Castle Ice Arena, 12620 164th Ave. SE, Renton

• $110 includes admission and skate rental

• 425.254.8750 or Its@castleice.com

Swim Lessons/Swim TeamAges 3 and olderLearn to swim at the Y! Beginning through advanced lev-els of swim lessons are offered with trained instructorsand up to 5 kids per class. Lessons are available year-round in the evenings and weekends. Swim Team, AdultLessons and Private Lessons available.• See websites for dates and times: sammamishymca.org

or coalcreekymca.org • Sammamish Family YMCA Pool,4221 228th Ave. SE,

Issaquah (Campus of City Church)Coal Creek Family YMCA Pool, 13750 Newcastle Golf Club Rd., Newcastle

• Cost varies depending on session and days• pankenman@seattleymca.org (Sammamish) or

aprice@seattleymca.org (Coal Creek)

Red Gate Farm Riding LessonsAges 6-18Riding lessons includethe use of groomingand riding arena, allequipment, and thehorse. Riding lessonfees pay all the costsof feeding and caringfor the horse and itsequipment includingveterinary care, shoe-ing, feed, clothing,riding tack, and maintenance of the arena. Private lessonsare 30 minutes and semi-private lessons (two students) areapproximately 45 minutes.• Year round• After school program available• Red Gate Farm, 23836 SE 24th St, Sammamish• $65 per lesson/ minimum one per week.• Jamie Smith at 425-392-0111 or

redgatecamp@earthlink.net

Learn Tai ChiAge 55+This class is designed for the beginning student. You’lllearn breathing techniques and some basic movements.Instructor Ted Thomas.• Mondays• 9 a.m.• Issaquah Valley Senior Center, 75 NE Creek Way• Free• Must register, 425-392-2381

Hunter EducationHunter Education is offered by the Issaquah Sportsmen’sClub. The classes fill up quickly, so register early. You mustattend all five sessions to complete the course. Includesone Saturday of shooting at the gun range.• 4 Wednesdays and 1 Saturday• 6-9 p.m. (8 a.m.-noon Saturday)• Issaquah Sportsmen’s Club, 23605 SE Evans Lane, Issaquah• $20• Jerry Pfeifer, 425-557-9668, to preregister

Guided Mountain Hikes Join the Issaquah Alps Trails Club on various hikesthroughout the year. Each hike is graded for difficulty. Nofees. All hikes begin at the Issaquah Trails House at thecorner of First and Bush near the community Center. Theclub’s website lists upcoming hikes, but this is a samplingof what’s ahead.• Mar. 12, 9 a.m., Tiger Mt. Loop, 8 miles, very strenuous• Mar. 12, 9 a.m., Leader’s Choice, dogs welcome, 3-5 miles• Mar. 19, 9 a.m., Taylor Mt., 6 miles• Mar. 20, 9 a.m., Cougar Mt. Loop, 4.5 miles, slow pace• Mar. 25, 10 a.m., Leader’s Choice, dogs welcome, 3-5 miles• Mar. 26, 9 a.m., Cougar Mt., up to 8 miles• Go to www.issaquahalps.org

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Row for a Day ClassAges 13-AdultLearn more about rowing in an introductory class at theSammamish Rowing Association boathouse. In one day,you’ll experience both land training and on-the-waterinstruction. This is a great chance to see what rowing is allabout! After class you’ll have the chance to learn aboutbeginning adult and youth classes. Includes light refresh-ments after rowing. • Saturdays, March 12, April 10, May 21 or June 12• 9 a.m. - Noon• SRA Boathouse, 5022 West Lake Sammamish Parkway,

Redmond• $42• www.srarowing.com or 425-653-2583

Tennis & Friends Ages 50+This informal group meets at Tibbetts Valley Park tenniscourts. Three of the four courts are reserved for Tennis &Friends. Registration not required. • Monday-Friday• 9 a.m.-12 p.m.• Tibbetts Valley Park• Free• Lloyd Spencer, 425-369-8332.

Open Gym BasketballMen & Women 16+No registration required, just drop in and join others atthe hoops.

• Tuesdays • 6-9 p.m.• Issaquah Community Center• $4 adults/ $3 youth• www.issaquahparks.net

Open Gym VolleyballMen & Women 16+No registration required, just drop in and join others atthe nets.• Mondays • 6-9 p.m. • Issaquah Community Center• $4 adults/ $3 youth• www.issaquahparks.net

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Sports contacts you should know:Issaquah Alps Trails Club www.issaquahalps.orgIssaquah Eagles Football www.issyfootball.orgIssaquah Gliders Track Club www.thegliders.8k.comIssaquah Little League, North 425-313-7564Issaquah Little League, South 425-391-9747Issaquah Soccer Club www.eysa.orgIssaquah Sportsmen’s Club www.issaquahsportsmensclub.comIssaquah Swim Team www.istsockeyes.orgSammamish Rowing Association www.sammamishrowing.org

District-Wide Middle School Dance Grades 6-8This is the place to be on Friday night! All youth, grades 6-8, are welcome to attend, provided they have photo ID(ASB card works best). Youth are not allowed to leave thebuilding unescorted. All youth will pass through a metaldetector upon entrance. Dress code strictly enforced.Concessions available. Parent volunteers needed.• Fridays, April 15 and June 3• 7-10 p.m.• Issaquah Community Center• $5• 425-837-3317

Manga ClubGrades 6-12Manga. You read it, nowcome to the library andmake your own. Bringyour favorite drawingsupplies, we’ll provide therest. Get published in theManga Club’s Zine.• Mondays, March 7, April

11, May 16• 3 - 4:30 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way• Free• Reference staff at 425-392-5430

Mathnasium Power ReviewAges 13-15Algebra I Power Review is for students who completedfirst year Algebra and need a review, or plan to takeAlgebra II in the fall. Geometry power review is for students who completedfirst year of Algebra and need a review and introductionto high school Geometry concepts, including proofs andthe properties and relationships of geometric figures.• June 15 – Aug. 27• Mon- Fri 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Tues/Thurs 3-7 p.m.• 4546 Klahanie Dr SE Issaquah, WA 98092• $345 for 10 sessions, register before June 1st and get $50 off. • 425-270-1054, issaquah@mathnasium.com

3D Animation (Level One)Grades 8 and higherDigiPen Institute of Technology offers a ProjectFUN 3DAnimation (Level One) workshop designed to give stu-dents an introduction to the concepts and process of cre-ating a 3D computer animation. Students will also betaught about the importance of strong traditional artskills when using this technology production tool.**DigiPen also offers a workshop in 3D Animation (LevelTwo).Start dates for the two weeks workshops: June 20, July 5,July 18, and August 1

Time: 10am – 5pm. After-school activities are availablefrom 5:00-6:30pm.Location: DigiPen Institute of Technology, RedmondCampusCost: $995.00 for 2 weeksContact: ProjectFUN Administration- 425-558-0299

ProjectFUN Game Design (Level One)Grades 8 and higherDigiPen Institute of Technology offers a ProjectFUN GameDesign (Level One) workshop that introduces students tothe core elements of games providing an opportunity toimplement game design concepts towards a variety ofprojects. In this introductory course participants will learnnew ideation techniques, strategies for physical prototyp-ing of games, and observational analysis of gameplayinvolved in the game design process.Start dates for the two weeks workshops: June 20, July 5,July 18, and August 1Time: 10am – 5pm. After-school activities are availablefrom 5:00-6:30pmLocation: DigiPen Institute of Technology, RedmondCampusCost: $995.00 for 2 weeksContact: ProjectFUN Administration- 425-558-0299

Junior Programs: Junior Game Design (Level One)Ages 10-12 (grades 5-7)DigiPen Institute Of Technology offers a ProjectFUN JuniorGame Design (Level One) workshop providing a uniqueopportunity for middle school students to learn about thegame design process. This hands-on workshop introducesyoung students to the creative and technical processesinvolved with creating a video game.**Junior Game Design (Level Two) and Junior AnimationWorkshops are also available.Start dates for the two weeks workshops: June 20, July 5,July 18, and August 1Time: 10am – 5pm. After-school activities are availablefrom 5:00-6:30pmLocation: DigiPen Institute of Technology, RedmondCampusCost: $995.00 for 2 weeksContact: ProjectFUN Administration- 425-558-0299

Teen Book GroupGrades 6-12What are you reading? Watching? Share your thoughts onbooks you're reading for fun. Earn books to keep whenyou read and discuss them with the group.• Thursdays, March 24, April 21, May 12, June 9• 3:30 – 5 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way• Free• Reference staff at 425-392-5430

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Home of Thumbs Up Farm and Pacific Ridge Training.Visitors are always welcome! Open Daily

Game OnGrades 6-12Play games for the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS2. We have boardgames too.• Thursdays, March 31 & April 28• 3 – 4:30 p.m.• Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way• Free• Reference staff at 425-392-5430

RoboticsGrades 8 and higherDigiPen Institute of Technologyoffers a ProjectFUN Robotics work-shop introducing the fundamentalsbehind autonomous robot actionand interaction. Topics covered inthis workshop include an overviewof the field of robotics, applicationof sensors, introduction to circuitsand logic, GUI interface for robotcontrol, and bluetooth remote con-trol. Students will also take hometheir robot and a Bluetooth dongleto continue programming them after the workshop.*DigiPen also offers a workshop in Robotics, E-Toys (LevelTwo).

Dates: July 18 – July 29 or August 1– August 12Time: 10am – 5pm. After-school activities are availablefrom 5:00-6:30pm.Location: DigiPen Institute of Technology, RedmondCampusCost: $995.00 for 2 weeksContact: ProjectFUN Administration- 425-558-0299

ProjectFUN Video Game Programming(Level One)Grades 8 and higherDigiPen Institute of Technology offers a ProjectFUN VideoGame Programming (Level One) workshop as an excitingcourse encouraging students to build on their passion forvideo games by programming their own! In this introduc-tory course participants will learn new skills and conceptsby building small games, and finally they will design andprogram their own game.**DigiPen also offers Video Game Programming (LevelsTwo and Three).Start dates for the two weeks workshops: June 20, July 5,July 18, and August 1Time: 10am – 5pm. After-school activities are availablefrom 5:00-6:30pmLocation: DigiPen Institute of Technology, RedmondCampusCost: $995.00 for 2 weeksContact: ProjectFUN Administration- 425-558-0299

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Depot ParkRainier Blvd.& Alder Place

Gibson ParkNewport Way

Grand View Park2306 NE Natalie Way

Issaquah Comm. Ctr.301 Rainier Blvd. N.

Lake Samm. State Park2000 NW Sammamish Rd.

Pickering Farm1730 10th Ave.

Preston Athletic Fields87th Place

Tibbetts Valley Park12th Ave. NW & Maple St.

Sammamish Commons801 228th Ave. SE

Veterans’ Memorial Field 140 E. Sunset Way

Pine Lake Park2615 228th Ave. SE

Squak Valley ParkIss-Hobart Rd. & SE 104th St

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