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  • A person with short gray hair and glasses sits on a chair, writing in a notebook with a pen.

    Wellness Coaching Circle

    Wellness Coaching Circle
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Join Becky Johnson, a certified health and wellness coach, for a supportive group focused on building healthy habits, boosting overall well-being and staying inspired in daily life. Each week includes guided conversation, simple self-discovery activities and easy practices that help you feel your best—one small step at a time. Come as you are and discover what wellness and inspired living mean to you in this special six-week course. Class size is limited to 12. (no…

  • A small brown garden bird perched on a branch, perfect for backyard birding enthusiasts, with a beautifully blurred background.

    Backyard Birding

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Long-time birder Richard Lazeres will give us an introduction to winter sea ducks and other birds you are likely to see along the West Seattle waterfront.

  • Two men stand beside horse-drawn wagons on a cobblestone street, in front of buildings with signs for Columbia Grocery Co. and Alaska Outfitters—echoes of the Klondike stampede and gold fever linger in the air.

    Gold Fever: History of the Stampede to the Klondike

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    In August of 1896, in a small stream in the remote Klondike wilderness of Canada’s Yukon, four miners found gold flakes that would ignite one of the greatest stampedes of fortune seekers the world has known. Join us for a presentation to discover how Seattle played a crucial role in this stunning chapter of American history.

  • Book cover titled "Evergreen Ape: The Story of Bigfoot" by David Norman Lewis, featuring a silhouette of Sasquatch against a brown, wood-like background,

    Evergreen Ape: The Search for WHY People Search for Sasquatch – CANCELED

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Northwest historian David Norman Lewis follows Bigfoot’s rise from obscure local legend unknown outside of Native communities to his King Kong-like fame as an international phenomenon. Along the way, he examines how Bigfoot relates to industrialization, the end of the frontier and the Pacific Northwest in the 20th century.

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