Community Groups Return to Blakely Hall After Summer Break

Issaquah, WALocal News

As summer winds down, community groups are making a comeback at Blakely Hall in Issaquah Highlands, offering residents a chance to engage with their neighbors through various activities. The Figure Drawing Group resumes its weekly sessions on Mondays, providing a welcoming environment for artists of all experience levels to enhance their skills while enjoying camaraderie. Starting on Tuesdays, the Co-Working Group invites individuals working from home to take advantage of free Wi-Fi, coffee, and treats in a collaborative setting. The Senior Social Group will also return, giving seniors a dedicated space to socialize and connect with others, with refreshments provided by Sunrise Senior Living. These groups play a crucial role in fostering community ties and supporting local culture.

Residents are encouraged to participate in these activities or suggest new groups to expand offerings. The Highlands Council is actively seeking new ideas to enhance community engagement. With these initiatives, Blakely Hall continues to serve as a hub for connection and creativity in Issaquah Highlands.

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