This magnificent building was once located in Leschi Park; it was a dance pavilion/casino and a popular weekend destination for city...

Bainbridge Island Museum Art urging us to think about our disrupted world is everywhere this spring. “Breathe” the current group show...

Many of us developed different ways to break the tedium and anxiety of the Covid lockdown and surprised ourselves in the process. I tried...

LCC elections usually happen in May at our annual meeting but with the pandemic and the inability to have in person meetings, we were...

Leschi Community Council Meeting on Zoom April 7, 7pm Pacific Time (US and Canada) Friends of Street Ends (FOSE) is a city-wide...

In my years in our neighborhood, I’ve been curious how it came to be named after Leschi, a leader among Indians of the upper Nisqually...

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought many other issues to the forefront, particularly “Racial Equity” and its corollary, White Privilege....

Please attend our March meeting and bring your ideas on how we can help the unfortunate folks who are camping out in our neighborhood...

Seattle Art Museum opens March 5 Following our catastrophic Capitol riot, what could be more timely than Jacob Lawrence’s series on...

Late on January 12th and early on January 13th, a surprise windstorm ravaged the Pacific Northwest, knocking out power to 559,000...

Congratulations to Mr. D for being named this year’s recipient of the first annual King County Larry Gossett Service Award! Text from his...

Reprinted with permission of The Seattle Times. (Thanks to Anne Depue for obtaining permission) Born in segregated Arkansas in 1928,...