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It's Tomorrow! Register Now for Clean Sweep
Saturday, June 1

10:00 to 12:00

 

The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce's annual Clean Sweep is set for Saturday, June 1.  Beginning at 10AM with breakfast & coffee provided by Starbucks and ending at noon with lunch provided by a local pizza place, community volunteers are encouraged to come out and join in on this yearly spring cleaning of the Hill.  We'll all meet up at the Cal Anderson Park Shelter house. This year we'll be cleaning from 15th and Melrose, between Pike and Pine and on Broadway from Roy Street to Union.  Last year we had 200 volunteers, this year we expect even more!  Register Now!  More

 


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Sneak Peek of the New Homepage

 

The redesign of YourCapitolHill.com is almost complete. We're transforming the website from a Merchant Directory with a searchable map into a lifestyle blog that will include events, articles and merchant deals. Chamber member Civilization has been hard at work making the new site look and feel very Capitol Hill and 2013. Come and get a sneak peek and learn how your business can use this marketing channel to get the word out about what's happening inside your doors. 

 

Come and grab a FREE gourmet lunch from the culinary students at Seattle Central. Justin Carder from Capitol Hill Seattle blog will also be on hand to explain how to better utilize his news blog and calendar. 

 

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Sound Transit and the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Presents 

RESTAURANT, RETAILING, BUSINESS LUNCHEONS

LET'S DO LUNCH! 

 

Wednesday, June 5

11:30 AM to 1:00 PM 

Seattle Central Community College  

One World Dining Restaurant 

1701 Broadway Ave. E.

 

Photo: Cal Anderson Park Alliance
Park Rangers to Start Patrolling Cal Anderson Park

 

Even if our Chamber offices weren't overlooking Cal Anderson Park, the safety of our neighborhood is very much a part of our mission. Without it, everyone suffers. Executive Director Michael Wells had a lengthy and fruitful discussion with Captain Ron Wilson and Lieutenant Matthew Allen  that resulted in the Mayor adding ongoing Park Ranger patrols to Cal Anderson. Justin over at Chamber member CapitolHillSeattle.com has been covering the story very well and even posted the job listing today. The Chamber was also mentioned in the Seattle Times story about the additional patrols, and Michael was interviewed by KOMO radio and quoted on their neighborhood blog. Our ongoing relationship with the East Precinct means the business and community interests are being considered when safety issues become a concern.  If you would like to join the Chamber's Clean & Safe committee to be part of the discussion, contact us at 206-328-6646.

 

Blitz 4th Anniversary Extravaganza Planned for June 13 

 

For three years on the second Thursday of every month, Blitz Capitol Hill Arts Walk has been showcasing the neighborhood's art offerings in galleries, cafés, restaurants, and retail stores. On June 13, Blitz marks its four-year anniversary with special features including walking tours, fabulous swag, and more. Plus: Is That Art In Your Pocket?TM, our new MOBILE WEB APP!

 

Blitz's special anniversary guided tours will be led by artists and art luminaries such as Stranger Arts Editor Jen Graves, cartoonist Ellen Forney, and More 

 

 

Booth Opps for Chamber Members at CAPA's Annual 4th of July 

 

 

Want to be part of the fun at Cal Anderson Park Alliance's annual 4th of July picnic at Cal Anderson Park? Chamber members have the opportunity to have a FREE booth at the picnic that brings some sort of fun kid-friendly activity. Your logo will be included on the banner and posters. The event is 12-5pm on the 4th and includes live music and a root beer garden. Contact Erin for more information.

 

Photo: http://www.calandersonpark.org

 

 

Member News

Last Chance to Get a Date for Linda's Tavern Prom on June 5th

 

Wednesday, June 5

8PM to Late


Skipped prom in high school? Had a less than stellar experience? Had so much fun you want to do it all over again? Linda's is giving you the chance... More 

 

SAVE THE DATE: June 21

 

Chamber member Women's Century Club will host a discussion on Women's Organizations: Past, Present and Future. As a women's organization born in 1891 by noted suffragist Carrie Chapman Catt, the club continues a long tradition of women caring for the community. Guest speaker will be historian Karen Blair.  As an expert on the impact of women and their organizations in the 19th and 20th centuries,  Karen will discuss women's clubs as the hidden shapers of American society, emphasizing the many ways that members, pre-suffrage and beyond, used their collective creativity and tenacity to enhance the amenities for their communities.  She'll also reflect on the relevance of women's clubs in the 21st century. More Photo: HistoryLink.org Photo by Priscilla Long


 The Full Nathan Opening @ Blindfold Gallery

 

"The Full Nathan" | Photography, Illustration, Writing & Film

 

Opening Reception: June 13th, 6pm - 9pm

With a Special Reading by Nathan at 8pm

 

Show runs through July 6th, 2013

 

Come experience the work of Nathan Vass, in full. This ambitious exhibition will showcase Nathan's photography, illustrations, films and writing. More


 

OVER THE LINE! an art show tribute to the COEN BROTHERS 

 

 

LTD. ART GALLERY PRESENTS:

OVER THE LINE!

an art show tribute to the COEN BROTHERS

June 7th, 2013 - July 14th, 2013

Opening Reception:  June 7th 7pm-11pm

307 E Pike

 

With Special Guest Curator, Chris Jackson

Ltd. Art Gallery is once again teaming up with guest curator Chris Jackson for a one of a kind art show paying tribute to the many incredible films of the legendary COEN BROTHERS. More

 

 

New Funding Opp for Arts Organizations Serving Youth 

 

 

City announces new funding opportunity that links arts learning and work experiences for youth

 

Work Readiness Arts deadline is Friday, June 28

 

The Office of Arts & Culture announced a new funding program for youth in collaboration with the Seattle Youth Violence Prevention Initiative (SYVPI) called Work Readiness Arts. The program is soliciting proposals from arts, cultural and community organizations interested in providing out-of-school programming that links arts learning and work experiences for Seattle youth ages 14 to 18. More

  

Help Spread the Word About One Million Meals! 

 

Help feed hungry kids this summer United Way's One Million Meals Campaign starts now! They need your help to spread the word and double the number of kids eating free healthy meals when school is out. This is a great volunteer opportunity for groups, teams, and families with kids. More

 

Film on the Hill is Alive and Well

 

Last night over 50 people showed up for the first Film on the Hill mixer and talked all things film. If you missed it and want to stay in the loop about our new Film on the Hill networking group the Chamber is organizing, contact Michelle.

 

Here are a few of the attendees. Special thanks to Lost Lake Cafe for offering their bar for the entire event. The grilled cheese curds are delicious, if not a little dangerous... 

 Luis Hernandez from Banner Bank and Kamal Vikus Pillay from 1st Security Bank

Krys Karns from Washington Filmworks, Arthur Allen and Julia Bruk of WinningDad.com (film), and Matt Landers of GSBA
Molly Michal from NW Film Forum and Jason Plourde of Three Dollar Bill Cinema
Werewolf & Mommy

Become a Hilloween 2013 Sponsor

 

 

Hilloween 2013: October 26

Cal Anderson Park

 

We have lots of sponsorship levels available. Become a part of the BEST family-friendly Halloween event and support the Chamber in making this our best year ever!

 

Download our Sponsorship Packet . Find out what we did in 2012 and what we have planned for 2013. Contact Michellefor more information.

 

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