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Happenings December 19 edition

Vashon, WALocal News

The 'Happenings | December 19 edition' serves as a valuable resource for Vashon-Maury Island residents, detailing upcoming community events. Notably, the Vashon Heritage Museum will host a 'Mammoth Moments Family Day' on December 21, featuring crafts and storytelling. The Vashon Senior Center plans a birthday lunch for December-born members, along with a talk by artist Sally Jean Fox to inspire creativity among seniors. Additionally, Open Space for Arts & Community will host a New Year’s Eve celebration with live music and confetti drops at midnight. The article also promotes a free caregiving session led by IRS expert Deborah Diamond, highlighting the importance of practical knowledge in hiring caregivers.

These events reflect the community's strong sense of engagement and encourage participation among residents.

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