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Special Edition Newsletter - Events
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Clean Sweep
June 5, 2016
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Cal Anderson Park
Every June the Chamber partners with Seattle Pridefest to organize Clean Sweep, a Pride Month kick-off event that draws 300-400 volunteers from around the neighborhood. Neighbors gather at Cal Anderson Park and are dispersed to scrub the streets. It's a great way to meet your neighbors and help make the place sparkle.
We'll feed you breakfast and lunch, give you a free "I Am Capitol Hill" shirt, and provide everything you,
your friends, and neighbors need to help clean the streets of Capitol Hill.
If you want to form a group with your business, church, or organization, have your team leader get tickets under their own name. Individuals and groups can register at:
Clean Sweep 2016 sponsors:
Beautification Buff Level
In-Kind
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MDT Hair-Care Event
June 5th, 2pm- 6pm
Cal Anderson Park Shelterhouse
This year, we are planning something new! The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Capitol Hill MultidisciplinaryTeam (MDT) that has been reaching out to individuals in our neighborhood since February, to offer free haircuts and grooming services provided by local professionals
This free service includes haircuts, shampoos, and hair-care to individuals in need, and will be offered after Clean Sweep from 2-6pm in the Cal Anderson Park shelter house.
Donation Wish List:
Travel Size combs, b
rushes,
bottles of shampoo;
Boxes of gloves (Large);
Holding/Styling Gel;
Box of alcohol pads;
Set of Andis Masters Clippers;
Handheld Blow Dryers;
Straight or Flat irons;
Cloth/vinyl capes;
Few packs of towels;
box of neck strips;
bottles of Lysol or Cool Care disinfectant;
Barber scissors;
bottles of club man after shave
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Community Forum
May 26th, 5pm
The Summit, 420 E Pike Street
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Shifting gears on a bicycle is about maintaining optimal effort for maximum efficiency. It's about making on-the-fly adjustments to keep moving over uneven terrain without getting exhausted. Shifting gears is a metaphor for resilience.
As Capitol Hill undergoes rapid changes, diverse groups are working to help the neighborhood address housing affordability, small business retention, transportation challenges, and preserving local arts & culture. How do community leaders incorporate public opinion into their vision? How do we ensure the neighborhood retains its health and character? Join us as five passionate community leaders introduce their projects in a rapid-fire series of Pecha Kucha-style presentations followed by an opportunity for each guest to participate in a facilitated discussion.
Thursday, May 26
5:00 Doors Open
5:30 Presentation
6:20 Facilitated Group Discussion
Refreshments server after
Presenters include Sierra Hansen of the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, Scott Bonjukian of the Pike Pine Urban Neighborhood Council, Alex Brennan from Capitol Hill Housing, Zachary Pullin of the Capitol Hill Community Council and Tonya Lockyer of Velocity Dance Center and the Capitol Hill Arts District. Civic leaders, including City Councilmembers Kshama Sawant and Mike O'Brien, will be there to listen and respond to your comments. With an opening performance by Specs Wizard.
Produced by the Capitol Hill Housing Foundation.
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Broadway BIA
Walk and Talk
June 7, 2016
9AM-10AM Espresso Vivace Sidewalk Bar
Join us for a Broadway Avenue Walk and Talk with the BBIA Board.
We'll meet at the Espresso Viace Sidewalk Bar at 9am. The first 30 coffees are on us, so make sure to arrive on time!
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Sponsored by Our Community Leaders
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Community Leader Level Members:
Community Partner Level Members:
1st Security Bank of WA, 11th Avenue Capitol Hill Development LLC, Aids Healthcare Foundation, Capitol Cider, Capitol Hill Housing, Group Health Cooperative, Lowe Enterprises, Ragen and Associates, Rancho Bravo Tacos, Seattle Academy, Seattle Central College, Seattle University, Starbucks Coffee Company, Substantial, Swedish Medical Center, The Lyric
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