| Join Stream Team and the City of Olympia’s Habitat Stewardship team in creating healthier natural areas surrounding Indian Creek in southeast Olympia. Join us Saturday, February 8 to remove invasive plants like English Ivy and Himalayan blackberry, followed by planting native trees and shrubs along the Karen Fraser Woodland Trail. No experience necessary. Gloves and tools will be provided. Please wear/bring layers to stay warm and wear sturdy footwear. Register to participate at the link below, space is limited. Date/Time: Saturday, February 8, 10am to 1pm Location: 1300 Frederick Street SE Meet at the Karen Fraser Woodland Trail Parking lot (corner of Frederick St SE & Wheeler Ave SE). |
Kick off your holiday season supporting Madison Elementary PTO! This is the perfect oppurtunity to support local schools and businesses, and do your holiday shopping.
Join other locals for an afternoon of food, drink, community and live entertainment!
$40.00 General Admission Soiree Ticket includes, admission to the event, food and live entertrainment.
$75.00 Madison Lover Soiree Ticket includes entry into the event, food, two drink tickets, one GOLDEN raffle ticket and live entertainment.
Bid on items from all of these wonderful Olympia businesses;
- Swantown Inn
- Radiance
- Great Wolf Lodge
- Bucks Spices
- Rainy Day Records
- Queen Bs Cupcakes
- Alderbrook Resort and Spa
- Jujus
- WA Performance Center
- Captain Little
- Legends Arcade
- Ilk Brewing
- 3 Magnets Brewing
- Bayview Cooking School
- Hands on Children’s Museum
- Capital City Marathon
- Left Bank
- Flipped Pot
- Cascadia Grill
We are partnering with New Bridge Community Church and the Swantown Inn Bed & Breakfast to build more giant snowflakes for along Central Street. New Bridge has their on the corner of Central and 10th, as you can see pictured here.
Nathan Allan, ENA Board Member and Innkeeper at the Swantown Inn is championing lighting up Central Street for the holidays.
The church has loosely made an offer to help with the lights, with one of their members who built the original snowflake willing to help us replicate and improve on the original.
If you are at all interested in attending a workshop and helping to build at least a couple more, please reach out to Nathan via email at [email protected], or he is also creating a Facebook Event for an informational session on November 16th at 10am at the Swantown Inn’s Grand Victorian Ballroom.