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5 things to do on 7/19/2008

ongoing daily through December 31, 2008   10am-5pm
The Last Polar Bear: Facing the Truth of a Warming World
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
206.543.5590
www.burkemuseum.org
burkepr at u.washington.edu
Seattle photographer Steven Kazlowski documents the plight of the polar bear in this new environmental exhibit at the Burke Museum.

07.18-07.20  
Kirkland Uncorked
Marina Park
25 Lakeshore Plaza
206.633.0422
www.kirklanduncorked.com
information at boldhatproductions.com
Kirkland Uncorked festival of style and taste features over 30 wines, live musical entertainment, boat show, art, shopping, lifestyle displays and much more.

07.19   10am-8pm
Shoreline SolarFest
Meridian Park School
17077 Meridian Ave N
Shoreline, WA 98133
www.shorelinesolar.org
info at shorelinesolar.org
Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Fair. Exhibits - Vendors - Kid Zone - Speakers - Entertainment - Transportation Zone - Taste of Shoreline

07.19   11am-12:30pm
Free Purna Yoga Class
Yoga Centers Bellevue WA
425.746.7476
www.yogacenters.com
Introductory class suitable for all ages, levels and body types. Free for new students or current students who bring a guest. This class offers a fun, gentle introduction to Purna Yoga and Yoga Centers;

When: July 19, 2008 11AM-12:30PM
Where: Yoga Centers, Bellevue WA

Saturday   10am-1pm
7/19 - Environmental Restoration at Hazel Wolf Wetlands
Hazel Wolf Wetlands Preserve
SE Windsor Blvd, Sammamish
www.cascadeland.org
stacyc at cascadeland.org
The Hazel Wolf Wetlands Preserve is a pristine wetland wildlife refuge. The preserve’s 116 acres contain several different wetland and forest habitats.

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