| Mar |
| 6 |
| 8:00 pm |
BTB Advertiser Elliott Bay Brewhouse and Pub will be celebrating its 3rd birthday this Saturday March 6th!
Live reggae from Dub Lounge International starts at 8pm.
Families are welcome and there’s No Cover!
Cheers to a great local establishment!
Elliott Bay Brewhouse and Pub is located at 255 SW 152nd in downtown Burien; phone: 206.246.4211. This family-friendly neighborhood pub offers a full pub menu, large party facilities, tournament-sized shuffleboard tables, along with party platters and beer to go.
More info on Elliott Bay Brewhouse & Pub is available at their website.
Here are a couple of videos of Dub Lounge International to whet your rastaman appetite:
Welcome back BTB Advertiser Burien Honda, which is having a birthday party and inviting everyone to come on in to check out the special green tag savings hanging from the rear view mirrors of all their cars.
They’ve been around Burien for 47 years and counting. In 1963, owner Jack Enderson opened a Honda Cycle dealership on SW 153rd and First Ave South, where “Mr. Auto” used to be (now Horizon Pets). He eventually added Triumph, BSA and Harley bikes to his inventory. In 1972, they needed more room and moved to their current location at 15026 First Avenue South.
This original 1970 N600 Honda has just 628 miles on it; its MSRP new was just $1,995!
In addition to an international reputation for its high mileage, Honda is leading the automotive industry in the Green and Hybrid Movement in automotive efficiencies. “Green” cars include the FIT Hatchback, Civic Sedan and “Hybrids” include Civic, Insight and Accord. They also have all of Honda’s conventional models. On the horizon is the FCX Clarity – a hydrogen and electric car available right now in California – and the CRV Diesel SUV sold in Europe and Japan.
Right now you can enjoy great 47 Anniversary savings on all Honda’s in stock! So stop on by and start enjoying your new Honda today.
Here’s a flashback pic of Burien Honda, circa 1972 – they’ve come a long way!:
| Feb |
| 20 |
| 6:00 pm |
Our friend Shelli Park of White Center for the Arts tells us that their one-year anniversary is fast approaching, and they’ll be celebrating it at their Third Saturday Art walk on Saturday, Feb. 20th, from 6pm to 9pm in various businesses in White Center.
The photo at left was shot by Brian Barr, whose work will be on display at WCFTA’s new community gallery, DREAM.
Here are the details:
WHAT: WCFTA monthly Art Walk, celebrating their one-year anniversary.
WHEN: Saturday, Feb. 20th, from 6pm to 9pm.
WHERE/FEATURING:
- Salvadorean Bakery: Chuck Northcutt – photography on canvas
- Café Rozella: Carole Ellis – photography
- Triangle Tavern: Chase Evans – Spoken Word @ 6:15 DJ sets @ 7:00
- Full Tilt Ice Cream: Julie Luke – Acrylic on Canvas
- Proletariat Pizza: Baso – photography
- Dzul Tattoo: Urban and Tattoo Art
- Dream Community Gallery: Fusion Dance Crew @ 6:30; Brian Barr – Portraits of White Center; Amanda Helmick – Mixed Media; Amanda Pickerel-Winer – paintings
- Big Al Brewing: Raina Anderson – photography
- DubSea Café: Hye Young Kim – dyed yarn and acrylic, Micheal Olson – DJ –reggae/dub plus more!
INFORMATION: More info available at www.whitecenterforthearts.org.
And here’s a letter regarding accomplishments made during WCFTA’s first year:
“Dear Lovers of Art in White Center,
White Center for the Arts (WCFTA) believes that the White Center community’s rich tapestry of culture and local arts should be shared with everyone. Our work to establish a permanent home for the arts in the neighborhood is off to a great start! In the past six months we:
- Established an after-school art program in the local Highline District Middle and High School
- Established the Third Saturday Art Walk, exhibiting more than 25 local artists in 9 months time.
- Are hosting Community Artists Meetings to open the lines of communication
- Established a working relationship with local, county, and state arts organizations and continue to identify and foster new partnerships within the community to create a web of services and support for artists and youth.
- Partnered with the YWCA at Greenbridge to showcase local artists in the lobby on a quarterly basis, and are working with Youth Media Institute and the Highline School District to implement non-violent extracurricular creative youth activities in the schools and in the White Center Downtown Business District.
But we have more work to do, and we are in urgent need of your support so that we can create the anchor of our vision and visiability, DREAM Community Gallery. We are asking for a small donation of $10.00 from 100 people, a $15.00 donation from 55 people, and 10 $100.00 donations. You will be supporting the entire White Center Cultural Community, helping to give visibility to local artists in all media, ages, and neighborhoods. A gift right now will assure that WCFTA can continue on our mission to be a catalyst for the coming together of the arts and cultural community of White Center. The time has come for a permanent home for the arts in White Center. Our current projects are:
- DREAM, a Community Gallery sustained by an in-house Coffee House, providing un-juried exhibition space for local artists and performers, and providing a safe gathering place, and empowering activities, for youth
- Development of our arts education programming
- Collection of oral histories and artifacts for a permanent local history collection
- Facilitating cross medium and cross cultural collaborations, and continuing to bring positive business to White Center through the Art Walk
We appreciate gifts of any amount, and in return WCFTA is working hard to promote art and culture in the daily life of White Center residents. We are to receive a $5,000 grant. We need more to open our Community Gallery by February 20th, the first anniversary of White Center for the Arts. We have scheduled two dance performances, a musician, and two artists for the evening of February 20th, and they are counting on your gift to help make this happen. When combined with the work of our dedicated volunteers, established, emerging, and students artists, the community as a whole will benefit from seeing our mission to bring art, and the celebration of culture and heritage to all of White Center and its neighbors, succeed.
To give a tax deductible donation, visit our website: http://www.whitecenterforthearts.org/
Sincerely,
Shelli Park
Chair, White Center for the ArtsP.S. You may be fortunate enough to have an employer that will match your gift. This is a great opportunity to give maximum impact with your gift to White Center for the Arts.
Even if you don’t live in White Center, but know that this is a worthy cause, please donate and know that you are supporting strong work in a beautiful community.”
(Photo by Brian Barr)
| Jan |
| 24 |
| 3:00 pm |
Former Washington Gov. Al Rosellini, who celebrated his 100th birthday Thursday (Jan. 21st), will be the guest of honor at Burien’s Kennedy Catholic High School this Sunday, Jan. 24 at a 3pm Italian dinner to raise funds for a scholarship named after him.
The “Governor Albert D. Rosellini Scholarship” benefits deserving students at Kennedy Catholic, where two of his great-grandchildren are students, and which all four of his grandchildren attended, according to Joe Faccone of the school’s Advancement Department.
Sponsored by the school and Sons of Italy Lodge 1390, the event starts at 3 p.m. with a reception in the cafeteria of the school, which is located at 140 South 140th Street. A dinner featuring traditional Italian fare will be served at 4 p.m., with a program celebrating the former governor’s centennial at 5 p.m.
Tickets are $50, and can be purchased at the door.
An invocation will be given by Oratorian Father Clarence Jones, parochial vicar of Our Lady of Mount Virgin Parish in Seattle, the Rosellini family’s native parish.
Gov. Rosellini, who served two terms from 1957 to 1965, noted in a 2008 letter to the Kennedy Catholic community that he has strong ties with the school in addition to the fact that his offspring went there. He met President John F. Kennedy, the school’s namesake, on several occasions and in 1962 was selected chair of the U.S. governors to represent their collective concerns to the president.
“Then in 1964, shortly after his tragic passing, I was pleased to learn that the first high school in the nation to bear his name was going to be the new Catholic high school in Seattle,” the governor wrote.
For more information, or to donate to the scholarship fund, call 206-246-0500.
Two years ago today (Dec. 11, 2007 to be exact), on a dining room table in a home in Burien, your B-Town Blog came unto this planet, chock full of hopes and dreams of informing, entertaining and enlightening a community, and initially only as a part-time hobby.
HAPPY 2ND BIRTHDAY TO US!
But be warned folks, ‘cuz we’re entering our “Terrible Twos” and we aren’t going to stop until WE GET WHAT WE WANT! (SOUNDFX: WAAAAAA!)
It’s been an amazing two years too, from humble beginnings as a hobby to now, a full-blown full-time job with an office, numerous Contributors, over 40 Advertisers and nearly 50,000 Readers per month (November set a record…so far)!
And now, for trivial and archival purposes, are the two stories we posted on our very first day:
Of course, as we’ve grown, we’ve gone from just one sole Publisher/Editor (me, Scott) to a staff of 12+ regular (and irregular) Contributors, including:
- Janet Grella, Sales Director/Diva joined the LOL Dudez team last July. Not only does The Diva sell Ads, she also writes stories, takes pics and much more to all our community blog sites. With Janet on board, The B-Town Blog has enjoyed incredible growth in both Readers and Advertisers. Janet knows the future of advertising is online, not in newspapers.
- Ralph Nichols, Reporter/Writer. A former Editor of The Highline Times, Ralph specializes in covering local issues, including political, community, business, news and much more. Ralph has many years’ experience as a reporter for numerous daily newspapers, and has made the transition to this newfangled online world quite well.
- Mark Neuman, Writer/Sales: former real-world Journalist, TV Host, Producer and Marketer, Mark is an old friend of Scott’s going back to when they worked on their high school newspaper together (West Seattle High’s “Chinook”). Mark sells Ads and Writes for the BTB.
- Michael Brunk, Photographer/Code Guru. An amazing Photographer with a great eye for “the shot,” Michael not only brings his artistic talent (what we call “Brunksmanship“) to our sites, but his technical know-how as well. Need a great shot of something, or some Wordpress, PHP, CSS or other code fixed ASAP? “Call Michael!” is our immediate response.
- Bart Bryan, Sales. Another old buddy of Scott and Mark’s from their high school daze, Bart is a happy, friendly, gregarious man who loves to learn, “conversate” (as the kids say), sell Ads and of course, sing killer Karaoke.
- Gina Bourdage, Artist/Reporter: graduate of Washington State University with a B.A. in Communications, Gina is a native who currently resides on the cusp of the proposed annexation area. She does our Ad artwork, writes stories and much more.
- Amy Bouska, Video Producer. Amy Produces, Shoots, Directs and Edits original video interviews for us, and she does them quite well, especially since she serves as on-air Talent as well.
- Theresa Frasch, Sales. Theresa is an all-around talent, with the ability to sell Ads as well as fix the world in her spare time.
- Jack Mayne, Reporter. Jack Mayne is an experienced old-world Journalist who has worked with The Seattle P-I, The Journal American in Bellevue and Valley Daily News in Kent and many others. He brings not only his vast Writing experience to us, but his deep knowledge of the News Business as well.
- Shawn Underwood, Humor Columnist: Twenty-five years of living in Burien gives this Humorist much fodder for her writings. All of her stories are true, or at least have a grain of truth with no added embellishments. Or something like that.
- Danielle Burton, Artist/Illustrator. Danielle is not only a recent graduate of Western Washington University, but she is an amazingly talented Artist who brings a touch of original, artsy class to our sites.
- Bryan Charles, Intern. Bryan is a budding Artist and Animator who attends Highline’s Big Picture High School in SeaTac. He brings his twisted sense of humor to us through his cartoons and more.
We could go on and on about how great we are, but in the end the real reason we’re posting this is to thank YOU, our Readers and Advertisers, because without either of you we wouldn’t exist!
Thanks, and we look forward to an even better third year!
by Faith Callahan is known to many Des Moines residents as a lively – and outspoken – advocate for saving the Mt. Rainier Pool, where she regularly participates in water aerobics. So no one will be surprised if there’s a big turnout for a party in her honor at Wesley Terrace on Saturday, Oct. 24, when Faith celebrates her 105th birthday.
But Faith already has enjoyed an early birthday present – a long wished-for ride on a Harley-Davidson 100th anniversary Heritage Softail® Classic motorcycle. The legendary American motorcycle manufacturer produced its first model just one year before she was born.
“I liked it very much,” she says of the ride around the Wesley Terrace parking area, “except I could just barely reach around Bill (Larson, who took her for the ride on his motorcycle) because he was in his leathers. When he asked me if I wanted to ride some more, I said ‘no.’ There will be a big birthday party in a month and I didn’t want to be thrown off before then.”
But, adds Faith, “It was a very smooth ride.”
She was born Oct. 22, 1904, in Milbank, S.D., and grew up near Wichita, Kansas, the daughter of a Methodist minister who normally made his rounds visiting parishioners with a horse and buggy. In 1910, her father bought a motorcycle to make his calls, but eventually went back to the horse and buggy because it conveyed a “better message” for a pastor.
Faith is a 16-year client of Larson, who does business as William C. Larson Financial Advisor in West Seattle. On her 103rd birthday, Larson recalls, “I told her about this motorcycle and she said, “I’d love to see it.’ I said, ‘I’ll come by and show it to you. Maybe we’ll take a ride on it.’”
But while he saw Faith again on her 104th birthday, they didn’t go for a ride, “so I made sure that we did it this year, and Glenda (his wife) and I saw her on Sept. 1,” he says.
Faith “is a very giving person, and always has a smile,” he adds.
Faith rode on the back of Bill Larson's 100th anniversary Heritage Softail Classic Harley.
Her answer to the inevitable question, “What is your secret to a long life?” is simple. “Exercise [these days the water aerobics] and eating normally,” Faith says. Genes played a role, too. “My parents lived very long lives, and I have always been fairly healthy.”
Faith lives at Wesley Homes with her daughter and son-in-law, Blythe and Ed Stanton.
| Aug ’09 |
| 8 |
| 6:00 pm |
The good folks at Sustainable Burien are holding a party to celebrate both their new garden beds (see our report here) as well as their one-year anniversary at the Burien Interim Art Space on Saturday, Aug. 8th, beginning at 6pm.
Here are the details:
WHAT: Sustainable Burien Garden/Anniversary Party
WHEN: Saturday, Aug. 8th starting at 6pm
WHERE: Burien Interim Art Space, located at SW 150th and 5th SW
INFO:
Come join us in celebration of our garden beds at the Burien Interim Art Space. Sustainable Burien also celebrates its first year. Exciting things are happening and we invite you to join us.
We’re hoping folks interested in creating a bigger, permanent Burien Community Garden by 2010 will come with your ideas and enthusiasm. Please invite friends that may also be interested.
LET’S PARTY — Bring some food to share. Bring your chairs. Bring musical instruments. We’ll have some small BBQs for roasting your veggies, or separate ones for meat. Have excess produce from your own gardens? Bring that to share or we’ll deliver to the food bank!
For more information, here’s a link to their evite, and one to their website.
| Jul ’09 |
| 11 |
| 12:00 pm |
Returning B-Town Blog Advertiser Vino Bello Wine Bar and Wine Shop is celebrating three years in Burien this Saturday, July 11th – owner Michele Smith and her team have planned a special anniversary party and invite all BTB readers to stop by between Noon and 9pm to partake in the festivities!
Vino Bello’s anniversary events include a Wine Tasting with Wind River Cellars Winemaker, Joel Goodwillie.
“From the Columbia River Gorge, Joel brings us his new releases and a serious dose of humor, and we are very excited to have him back in the house,” Michele told us.
Winemaker Joel has a very simple winemaking philosophy – begin with some of the best grapes in Washington State and let them do their own thing.
“It’s similar to raising children,” says Joel. “Hopefully you begin with something healthy and then you provide a healthy, caring environment for both to mature. The only difference I see is wine doesn’t drop French fries between the seats of my car.”
- Noon – 9pm: Wine Tasting
- 4pm – 9pm: Meet Winemaker Joel from Wind River Cellars
In the Vino Bello tradition, you can’t have a real party without live music. Saturday’s shindig will feature “Son Jack Jr. & Michael Wilde.”
You can catch the NW’s hottest Blues act live at Vino Bello starting at 6pm and playing through 8pm.
Son Jack Jr. is a blues singer, songwriter and guitarist who performs acoustic solo, duo & electric band sets. His live shows have been described as “intoxicating, intense, exciting experiences” and are comprised of mostly original material and a heady mix of classics from a wide range of country blues greats.
But a rollicking third anniversary party is not all that’s happening at Vino Bello – it’s also a wine shop where low production and high quality wines can be found in a wide array of prices from $7 to $150.
“We also take special orders for whatever you need if we don’t carry it at that time,” Smith said. “We provide quality bulk wines for weddings and large parties and offer discounts on all case and mixed case orders. We have gift certificates and four different wine clubs. We also offer Illy Italian espresso to enjoy here or buy the beans to take home. We carry Theo 100% Organic chocolates from Fremont.”
If you’re not into wine, but love beer, Vino Bello carries 16 eclectic brands of brew that you can enjoy in their sophisticated bar/tasting room or outside on the sidewalk patio, where you can watch the world of Burien pass by.
And did you know that Vino Bello also does private parties? They’ll work with you to create the perfect party for any occasion, from private wine tastings to sit down dinners, you’ll experience food, wine pairing and fun that your group will surely remember.
Vino Bello is located at 636 152nd #F, in downtown Burien. Hours are: Tues-Thurs 11-9, Fri-Sat 11-10, with a Tues-Friday Happy Hour from 4-7 where wine is an affordable $6.00 per glass.
So if you like parties, great wine, beer, people and music in a great location, you’ll love this Saturday’s third Birthday Bash at Vino Bello – here are the details:
- Noon – 9pm: Wine Tasting
- 4pm – 9pm: Meet the Winemaker
- 6pm – 8pm: Live Music with Son Jack Jr. & Michael Wilde
- $10 tasting fee and $5 cover charge for the music only
For more information, please visit Vino Bello’s website here, or call them at (206) 244-VINO.
We proudly welcome Michele and Vino Bello back as an Advertiser on The B-Town Blog, and like fine wine, Vino Bello continues to age well with the years!
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| Mar ’09 |
| 6 |
| 6:00 pm |
The annual Discover Burien Dinner/Silent Auction and City of Burien Annual Awards Ceremony will be Friday, March 6th from 6pm-10pm at the Karuna Yoga Studio, located at 819 SW 152nd Street in Olde Burien.
This will also serve as the official 16th Birthday Party for the city, which promises to drive carefully if only “you’ll get me a British racing green Mini Cooper with an in-dash iPod and GPS, please Daddy please they’re so awesomely cool!”
As you may recall, last year’s 15th birthday bash involved a very unique “Birthday Bus” that was driven up with just a Learner’s Permit from Burning Man, so who knows what to expect for Burien’s Sweet 16 (although we have heard rumblings of a “special surprise” so read on…).
The city will be giving out its annual awards, which will honor:
- Outstanding business leader
- Environmental activist
- Citizen community activist
- Education activist
Here are the details:
WHAT: Annual Discover Burien Dinner & Silent Auction and City of Burien Awards Ceremony
WHEN: Friday, March 6th from 6pm-10pm
WHERE: Karuna Yoga Studio, located at 819 SW 152nd in Olde Burien (map below)
COST: $25 per person or a table of 8 for $200
INFO: We hear there will be a “special surprise” for attendees, and we know it’s going to be very cool and very Burienesque, so you don’t want to miss this night!
Patty Sader, Executive Director of Discover Burien, also tells us that they’re looking for Event Sponsors and Volunteers, so if you’re interested in helping out, please call her at (206) 433-2882.
They’re also looking for swag to insert into the 150 or so gift bags that will be given out, so if you’re a local business who wants to get some publicity, give Patty a call.
| Dec ’08 |
| 11 |
One year ago today (Dec. 11, 2007 to be exact), on a dining room table in a modest home near Three Tree Point, your B-Town Blog came unto this planet, chock full of hopes and dreams of enlightening a community, and initially only as a part-time hobby.
On that first day, we posted these two stories, linked here for your flashbackian pleasure:
Then, after several weeks of reading our own crap, something happened.
People other than our family and friends started reading it (currently we have 10,000 unique readers per month and climbing!).
And emailing news, events, listings and more. And commenting on stories.
Then, a few months later, we re-designed the site, and something even more amazing happened.
A local business bought an Ad!
And now, we’re proud to say we’ve got 30 paid Advertisers (and growing – several more are in production), three dynamic sales reps (join the B-Town Blog-o-lution and buy an Ad from either Mark Neuman, Janet Grella or Bart Bryan) a 15-year old Intern named Josh Hart, and contributing Writers like Shawn Underwood, not to mention the dozens of great Photographers, Artists and other Contributors.
We’ve also strived to differentiate ourselves from other local blogs by actually helping our community by holding fundraisers. And we’re happy to report that in our first year, we’ve helped raise over $12,000 for various needy neighbors in the area, including:
- The Buckley Family, who lost everything they owned in a fire on Feb. 28th (we helped publicize their plight and held an online fundraiser).
- Victims of the fatal June 29th Tara Apartment arson fires (we arranged and co-sponsored a major auction fundraiser two weeks after the blaze that brought in over $10,000).
- Both the Highline Area Food Bank and White Center Food Bank (we held a fundraising “Blog Party” in August at BTB Advertiser Elliott Bay Brewery where we raised enough food to feed two families for a month).
- Both the White Center Food Bank and WestSide Baby (we held an in-person “Turkeys N’Diapers” fundraiser in November at the White Center Albertsons and raised nearly $1,200 in one day).
So, please help us celebrate our one-year anniversary by giving yourself a gift – because we couldn’t have done it without YOU!
Thanks, and we look forward to an even better second year!
| Nov ’08 |
| 22 |
Original Tin Man Ernie Eder (left) and modern-day Tin Man Dan House hang out at The Tin Room, formerly the Hi-Line Tin Shop at 923 SW 152nd in Olde Burien.
One of Burien’s hippest hangouts, The Tin Room Bar (BTB Advertiser), celebrates its 4th birthday this Saturday, Nov. 22!
Doors open at 11am and Danny and the gang will be bringing back their special Swanny Prawns, as well as giving away FREE key chains to the first 130 guests.
There will also be drink specials in a special Tin Room Mug featuring Ernie (the original “Tin Man” and former proprietor of the Hi-Line Tin Shop) and if you are lucky you may even see him when he makes his guest appearance.
There will be giveaways throughout the night, so be sure to show up early for a festive celebration.
Danny sends out this shout-out to all BTB Readers:
Thank you Burien for 4 great years!
The Tin Room Bar is located at 923 SW 152nd Street in Olde Burien:
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Some new photos from Saturday’s big B-Town 15th B-Day Bash, courtesy Burien Parks:
Some of the many great photos of Saturday’s Burien 15th Birthday Bash Bus taken by Maureen Hoffmann:
SOURCE:
Friday night the infamous “Birthday Bus” was unveiled and lit up at the Discover Burien Dinner/Auction, and the B-Town Blog was there:
http://www.b-townblog.com/wp-content/media/B-TownB-Day2_320x240.flv
If you have any photos or videos of the festivities, please email us and let us know!
We’d love to post more…
| Mar ’08 |
| 29 |
| 12:00 pm |
Burien’s Big Birthday Bash will kick into high gear this Saturday, March 29th, starting at Noon and going until 4pm:
WHAT: Burien’s 15th Birthday Party!
WHEN: Saturday, March 29th from 12:00 noon – 4:00 pm
WHERE: Highline High School Cafeteria at 225 S. 152 Street
HIGHLIGHTS: FREE Commemorative Birthday T-Shirts to The First 100 Kids Who Arrive!
Music & Dance Performances:
- Danza de los Viejitos—Festive Latino clog dancers adorned with masks and costumes
- YouthSounds NW Choral
- New City Dance Company
- Hi Liners Youth Musical Theater
- Mexican American Assn of Baile Folkorico
• Birthday Cake and Punch
• Participatory Art Creations
• Design your own party hats, crowns, vests, or capes
• Carnival Games & Kids’ Inflatables
• Excitement and fun for kids of all ages
• Community and Food Booths
MORE INFO: (206) 988-370 or here
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| Mar ’08 |
| 28 |
| 6:00 pm |
Coming up this weekend is the big Burien Birthday Bash, where everyone can celebrate B-Town’s 15th birthday without having to worry about acne, driver’s permits and the usual teen angst.
First event is this Friday night March 28th in Olde Burien, when you can enjoy a festive community evening that includes:
- Dinner with foods from local restaurants
- No-host bar
- Silent auction
- Dessert table
- Ceremony honoring citizens and business owners who’ve made significant contributions to the City during the last year
- Way-cool “Birthday Bus” at corner of 152nd & Ambaum; the bus is an art project first unveiled at the Burning Man Festival – see video:
WHAT: Discover Burien Dinner & Silent Auction/City of Burien Annual Awards Night
WHEN: 6pm+
WHERE: Karuna Arts Yoga Studio, 819 SW 152nd Street at Ambaum in Olde Burien
COST: $25 per person
HOW: Call Discover Burien at (206) 433-2883, visit www.DiscoverBurien.com, or purchase at City Hall
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