Community Groups Return to Blakely Hall for Fall Activities

Issaquah, WALocal News

The article serves to inform the Issaquah Highlands community about the return of various groups at Blakely Hall as summer comes to an end. Starting from late August, residents can participate in activities ranging from figure drawing to senior social gatherings, co-working sessions, and knitting groups. Each group caters to different interests, promoting social interaction and community bonding. The Figure Drawing Group encourages artists of all levels to come together for practice, while the Senior Social Group provides a welcoming environment for older adults to connect. The Yarns & Threads Group offers both in-person and online meetings to accommodate different preferences.

Additionally, the ADHD Caregiver Support Group provides a safe space for parents to share experiences and resources. The article emphasizes the importance of community involvement and invites residents to suggest new group ideas. Overall, it highlights the diverse opportunities available for residents to engage with one another.

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