Salmon Bay School seeks to inspire and guide learners to become responsible and active stewards of the community. It promotes activities within the school that foster community awareness, such as service learning, community interactions, and volunteer activities.
Location:
1810 NW 65th St., Seattle Washington 98117
Telephone
206-252-1720 Fax 206-252-1721
Other Education nearby:
(Kirkland) A. G. Bell School
(Federal Way) Adelaide Elementary School
(Seattle) Alternative School #1
(Seattle) Antioch University Seattle
(Seattle) Argosy University Seattle
(Seattle) Art Institute Of Seattle
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02/21 Coming to The Seattle area
Water Music Festival Seaview WA April1 The Water Music Festival is an all-volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to bringing quality chamber music to the Lower Columbia River Region.
Seattle Japanese Cultural Festival Seattle WA April26-28 The festival features Japanese exhibits, performances, and demonstrations. Held at the Seattle Center in the Fisher Pavilion. The annual festival began in 1976 with a gift of 1,000 cherry trees to the city of Seattle from the Japanese government to celebrate the U.S. Bicentennial.
Grays Harbor Shorebird Festival Hoquiam WA April26-28 Witness the migrating shorebirds at Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge and other birding hotspots in Grays Harbor County.
Leavenworth Spring Bird Fest Leavenworth WA May16-19 Learn about the wide variety of migratory birds that come here for a brief, but important part of their year: the breeding season. Hear the songs sung only during the breeding season.
Northwest Folklife Festival Seattle WA May24-27 Music and dance performances, visual arts, folklore exhibits, hands-on children's activities, workshops, crafts, food, demonstrations, and more!
4th Annual Tenor Guitar Gathering Astoria OR May30-June2 You'll hear guitars, ukeleles, banjos, and fiddles playing their tunes at the tenor guitar gathering.
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