Transportation Town Hall
A Transportation Townhall will be held on Monday, Dec. 18, from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Shadle Park Library Event Space.
Winter Neighborhood Potluck and Council Meeting
Please join us for our annual Emerson Garfield Neighborhood Winter potluck this Wednesday, 12/13/2023! The potluck will be held ahead of our December Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood Council meeting, at the Corbin Senior Center. The potluck starts at 5pm and the meeting begins at 6pm. This family-friendly event is a great opportunity to meet some neighbors and learn more about the neighborhood council. Please bring something pre-prepared and ready to share. We hope to see you there!
Final Farmers Market
This Friday will be the last market day for the season! We will have live music along with apples and costumes. Please come by and get some awesome fruits and veggies. There will be craft vendors, bakers, waffles and kettle corn. Bring the rest of the tokens that you have in your drawers and say hello to our awesome hardworking vendors and volunteers. This Friday at 2310 N Monroe St from 3 to 7pm. Check out our Facebook page for more info.
Learn about and support Transitions’ programs
People Who Care is Transitions’ largest fundraiser of the year, helping support all of our local efforts throughout the rest of the year. Join us for an hour to get a glimpse into the world of Transitions, hear inspiring stories from the community, and help support our mission in Spokane!
Tuesday, October 10th, 12pm-1pm at the Davenport Grand. Free admission. Lunch provided. Please register by October 3. Feel free to invite your friends and maybe even fill a table of 8!
Spokane Neighborhood Summit Info
Let’s talk neighborhoods! The Neighborhood Summit is designed for Spokane neighbors to gather around community-identified priorities, learn together, and grow practices in their neighborhood councils. Local leaders will present topics relative to the needs of Spokane neighborhoods. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with neighbors and be inspired and motivated by the efforts of our community. The Summit is FREE and open to any current or aspiring member of a Spokane neighborhood council.