Name: Yoga for Health
Start: 2026-10-11T09:00:00-07:00
Location: Bothell Library

Bothell Library

Open to all 18 and above. Ages 7+ can be accompanied by parents

Local Event: Yoga for Health

King County

Seattle Metropolitan Area

Bellevue

Washington

Yoga for Health

Open to all 18 and above. Ages 7+ can be accompanied by parents

Overlake Medical Center

During a doctor's visit, have you ever felt uncomfortable speaking your mind? 
This interactive workshop will help you feel more confident speaking up, asking questions and making informed decisions about your care. 
Learn how to become your own or your family's advocate, when and how to speak up, ways to avoid infections, and simple ways to communicate clearly and work in partnership with your health care team. 
Presenters:&nbsp;Yanling Yu and Rex Johnson, co-founders of Washington Advocates for Patient Safety and faculty with the University of Washington, School of Medicine.
Cost:&nbsp;Free of charge. <a href="https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0058-0013-f231d3d93b744476afbd2742b7663230" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Please register.</a>

Local Event: Speak Up for Better Care

Speak Up for Better Care

During a doctor's visit, have you ever felt uncomfortable speaking your mind? 
This interactive workshop will help you feel...

Bellevue Library

Presentation by Meriann of Ginny’s Girls Estate Services on Collecting and Care of Your Treasures, followed by participants sharing the items they bring.
Meriann will do a quick appraisal of one item for each person who brings items.&nbsp;Participate by bringing a family treasure OR by coming and listening to the presentation.

Door Prizes!!!
Want to share an Item?&nbsp;Questions – contact&nbsp;<a href="mailto:vicepresident@eastsidegenealogicalsociety.org">vicepresident@eastsidegenealogicalsociety.org</a>
Presented by Eastside Genealogical Society and Bellevue Public Library. Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities is available by request. Email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:access@kcls.org">access@kcls.org</a> at least seven days before the event. In Room 1 at the Bellevue Library.

Local Event: What's In Your Attic - Is There a Treasure There?

What's In Your Attic - Is There a Treasure There?

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Code Ninjas

Free for all, no physical agility required.

Local Event: Yoga for Mental Wellbeing

Yoga for Mental Wellbeing

Free for all, no physical agility required.

Issaquah Library

Free for all; no physical agility required.

Free for all; no physical agility required.

Online via Zoom

Teen Resilience and Thriving workshop helps teens identify stress and learn coping skills, positive self-talk, and time management.
This workshop gives teens a safe place to share their challenges and grow their confidence, providing them with essential skills to enhance their learning experiences. 
During the workshop teens will: 
<ul><li>Understand stress in general and recognize when they are over-stressed.</li><li>Recognize that they are not alone, and that others also experience similar challenges.</li><li>Learn time management and organizational skills to avoid procrastination and reduce stress.</li><li>Learn and practice how to replace a negative self-talk with positive or neutral self-talk.</li><li>Practice de-stressing exercises.</li></ul>
PLEASE NOTE: The workshop is for YOUTH in middle school and high school. This is NOT a workshop for parents/caregivers. 
If you are a parent who is registering your teen(s) for this workshop, please register each teen individually.
A few days prior to the class, participants will receive an extensive electronic workbook with exercises they will use during the workshop and will be encouraged to continue using it after the workshop.&nbsp;
Cost:&nbsp;Free of charge. <a href="https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0058-0013-d37881e7419e44ea9460de10690664fe" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Please register.</a>

Local Event: Teen Resilience and Thriving

Teen Resilience and Thriving

Teen Resilience and Thriving workshop helps teens identify stress and learn coping skills, positive self-talk, and time...

Theatre33

A masterpiece can change hands. The truth is harder to possess. Paris, 1941. Pablo Picasso is brought face-to-face with a mysterious woman whose seemingly simple request quickly becomes something far more complicated. What begins as a conversation soon develops into a tense and fascinating battle of intelligence, wit, charm, and manipulation.With only two people in the room, every word becomes part of the game. Questions about art and authenticity gradually give way to something deeper: Who gets to decide what has value? Can an artist ever truly separate himself from his work? And what happens when art becomes powerful enough to threaten those in power?Inspired by real events and set against the dangerous backdrop of Nazi-occupied Paris, Jeffrey Hatcher’s A Picasso imagines an encounter in which art, politics, identity, and survival collide. Picasso must navigate a situation where the wrong answer could have consequences far beyond the fate of a painting, while the woman across from him may have motivations of her own. Recommended age 14+



Presented in English

Local Event: A Picasso

A Picasso

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The Downtown Issaquah Association (DIA) is pleased to announce 11th annual Issaquah Goes Apples!
This community event celebrates the harvest season in historic Downtown Issaquah with a variety of fun activities, including a Farm Fresh Market, Historically Hip Artisan Market, apple cider press, scarecrow building, art experiences, seasonal photo opportunities, live music, and more. Shop the markets and enjoy family-friendly activities.

Issaquah Goes Apples is a sweet, festive fall celebration for the whole family! Downtown bursts with apple-themed games, tasty samples, inspired dining menus, local crafts, and seasonal entertainment that get everyone laughing, exploring, and enjoying the harvest season.
It’s a celebration that keeps downtown buzzing. Families and visitors wander from shop to shop, supporting local businesses while savoring the flavors of the region’s apple harvest. By mixing fun, food, and fall festivities, Issaquah Goes Apples brings the community together, sparks joy across generations, and turns downtown into a lively, family-friendly destination that feels warm, welcoming, and unmistakably seasonal.
Check our link to see what’s happening at the Historic Shell Station, La Piazza (Chicago Pastrami lot), and other locations downtown.

Local Event: Issaquah Goes Apples

Sammamish-Issaquah

Issaquah Goes Apples

The Downtown Issaquah Association (DIA) is pleased to announce 11th annual Issaquah Goes Apples!
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