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A new art gallery featuring the whimsical works of Seattle-based artist Vikram Madan opened at Blakely Hall on July 1, 2023. The exhibition, titled 'Out of My Mind – Imaginative Art by Vikram Madan,' showcases 20–30 pieces designed to evoke joy and innocence. Although Blakely Hall is closed for summer camps, visitors can view the art during community events.
Blakely Hall is hosting an art exhibition titled “Light and Renewal,” featuring 30 local artists from the Seattle area. This exhibition celebrates spring and aims to strengthen community bonds through art. The diverse collection will be on display until the end of June.
A new art gallery, 'Light & Renewal,' is now open at Blakely Hall in Issaquah Highlands, featuring original 2D artwork by local artists from April to June 2023. Curated by the Puget Sound Group Northwest Artists, the exhibition focuses on themes of spring and renewal, with a reception on April 8. This event celebrates the community's cultural vibrancy.
Hopelink is offering free financial coaching to community members, assisting with various financial challenges without any income eligibility requirements. Additionally, free in-person tax preparation services are available through the United Way of King County at the Bellevue Hopelink until April 20th.
Local artist Anna Macrae showcases her exhibition 'Fractured Landscapes' at Blakely Hall, featuring 15 unique pieces until the end of March. Visitors can enjoy the gallery on weekdays and attend a reception to meet the artist on February 18. This exhibit invites viewers to appreciate the beauty in everyday moments through Macrae's mixed media artwork.
The Rootedness Art Gallery at Blakely Hall features the works of six local artists, focusing on community and belonging in Issaquah Highlands. The exhibit runs from October 6 to December 8, 2022, with an open house on October 8, inviting the public to engage with the artists and their stories.
The Issaquah Highlands Community Fund event, held on December 29, 2021, at Blakely Hall in Issaquah, Washington, aims to promote community involvement and philanthropy. With a focus on various categories including education, outdoor activities, and local travel, the event serves as a platform for community organizations to engage residents. The involvement of platforms like PayPal highlights modern approaches to fundraising and community support.
Chef Kim Ngo hosted a virtual cooking demonstration of Thit kho trung, a traditional Vietnamese dish, to celebrate Lunar New Year, highlighting its cultural significance and the importance of family connections during this festive time. The article invites readers to download the recipe and learn more about the customs associated with the holiday.
The Machinami Foundation from Japan visited Issaquah Highlands on July 12, 2019, to learn about sustainable community development and urban design. The tour included presentations and a visit to zHome, the first multi-family zero-net energy neighborhood in the U.S. The group aimed to gather insights for their own residential environment improvements in Japan.
The article addresses concerns from Issaquah Highlands residents regarding the Western Tent Caterpillar, with the IHCA staff providing information on its movement and potential environmental impacts.