With the turning of the clocks and early sunsets, it suddenly feels like time for hibernation … wake us up in the spring. We are taking time this month to slow down and recharge before the bustle of the holidays kicks in. While our field notes this month are abbreviated, here’s what has us curious…
Recipes for Refuge: Culinary Journeys to America a stunning collection of recipes passed down through cultures and brought to America by immigrant families, sales of this book support the Refugee Women’s Alliance promoting inclusion, independence, personal leadership, and strong communities by providing refugee and immigrant women and their families with culturally and linguistically appropriate services. Visit rewa.org to learn more about their valuable work.
Jenny Slate Little Weirds Tour November 17th at the Neptune Theatre, from the creator of Marcel the Shell, this is sure to be an odd and entertaining night.
Brittany Howard November 18th Moore Theatre Howard’s new album Jaime has been playing non-stop in the office, this solo show from the lead singer of the Alabama Shakes will amaze.
Warren Miller’s “Timeless” November 22nd and 23rd at McCaw Hall - a time honored tradition just in time for ski season - we still get pumped about the feats and powder on display!
Thanksgiving Farmer’s Market and wine sale at La Medusa November 23rd featuring local pasture-raised poultry and pork from Falling River Meats and produce from Goose and Gander Farm for your Thanksgiving holiday.
Looking to give back this season? Seattle Works connects volunteers with non-profit organizations around the region making it easy to find something in your neighborhood.
On the horizon: Holiday Markets — there are pop-ups galore this time of year, don’t miss out on our Third Annual Cookie Exchange & Makers’ Market December 15th with Ben’s Bread at Southpaw! Pick up your Maestro loaf and English muffins while shopping for last-minute gifts from In the Shed Pottery, Nashi Orchards, Meg Maggie Margaret Chocolates, EH Works, Fortunate Orchard, Drifters Fish, Moon Tea Artwork and more! Bring your A-game cookies (a dozen or more) to swap or buy some there - proceeds to benefit Plymouth Housing, providing housing and wrap around services to combat chronic homelessness.