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Management Office Holiday Hours

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With the holiday season upon us, this notice is to inform you of upcoming extended holiday closures for the Management office.
Thanksgiving Holiday:
  • Thanksgiving Eve Nov 26th early closure 2:00pm
  • Thanksgiving Day Nov 27th office will be CLOSED
  • Day after Thanksgiving Nov 28th CLOSED
Christmas Holiday:
  • Christmas Eve Dec 24th early closure 2:00pm
  • Christmas Day Dec 25th CLOSED
  • Day after Christmas Dec 26th CLOSED
New Year’s Holiday:
  • New Year’s Eve Dec 31st early closure 2:00pm
  • New Year’s Day Jan 1st CLOSED
  • Day after New Year’s Jan 2nd CLOSED
For building related issues please open a work order at www.easyworkorder.com. Have a safe and Happy Holiday season!

DIG THE CLAMS AT TAYLORS

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There really is a Taylor Shellfish farm. I drove by one of their locations out on the coast earlier this summer. But now, if you work in downtown Seattle, driving very far is not needed. In fact, if you work in Pioneer Square, the newest Taylor Shellfish Oyster Bar is now open and serving delectable oysters, clams and mussels daily at 410 Occidental Ave S—a very short walk from the Colman, Grand Central, 211, Buttnick and City Loan Buildings! If you work in Market Square or Pier 70, you can also dig the clams in Queen Anne at 124 Republican St. or on Capitol Hill at 1521 Melrose Ave.

BUMBERSHOOTING

BumbershootWhat do Seattle music and arts fans do in August?  They get ready for Bumbershoot, August 30-September 1.  Bumbershoot is the premiere arts festival in America, with a long, rich history and a remarkable record of attracting major acts.  In most major cities, people can’t wait to leave town for the Labor Day weekend. In Seattle, tens of thousands (a day) stay close to home so they won’t miss the Bumbershoot Festival. From Alligators & Debutants to Literary Death Match to The Reverend Horton Heat… we can’t make this stuff up folks… visit…www.bumbershoot.org.

JUST FOR THE BLOCKHEADS AMONG US

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Block-by-Block: Inventing Amazing Architecture now at the EMP at Seattle Center

Have any LEGO® fans in your circle?  Here’s what’s stacking up at the EMP at Seattle Center.  While kids have been using these little studded bricks to build amazing creations since their invention in 1949, these omnipresent toy building blocks are being used for all kinds of amazing creations around the world. Check out models of some of the most noteworthy landmarks on earth built by former LEGO® certified professional artist Dan Parker. Nearly 200,000 LEGO® blocks represent the Space Needle, Chrysler Building, and many more.  There is also a hands-on portion of the exhibit where you can create your very own architectural wonder. Suitable for all ages.  Hurry, this fun exhibit ends September 1.

END SUMMER ON A HIGH NOTE!

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Date Artist Venue
Wednesday, Aug. 13 Kris Orlowski Two Union Square
Thursday, Aug. 14 The Horde and the Harem City Hall
Friday, Aug. 15 The Dusty 45s Harbor Steps
Wednesday, Aug. 20 Vicci Martinez Two Union Square
Thursday, Aug. 21 Rivers, Lakes & Oceans: Lunch at the Cabin City Hall Plaza
Friday, Aug. 22 The Maldives Occidental Square
Wednesday, Aug. 27 LeRoy Bell & His Only Friends Harbor Steps
Thursday, August 28 The Dip City Hall
Friday, Aug. 29 Jovino Santos Neto Columbia Center
Wednesday, Sept. 3 Clinton Fearon & the Boogie Brown Band Bell Street Park
Thursday, Sept. 4 Delhi 2 Dublin Waterfront Park
Friday, Sept. 5 Hey Marseilles Freeway Park

SUMMER IS EXTENDED THIS YEAR. DON’T MISS IT!

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If you work in one of the Goodman Real Estate buildings — from Pier 70, the Market Square or Pioneer Square — you get the shore side flavor of Seattle’s waterfront.  With Seattle weather usually staying summery well into October, why not get a little more in depth look at our working waterfront?  Seattle’s Argosy Cruises offers a variety of on-the-water experiences, with one of the most popular being a one-hour narrated harbor tour. Cruise Elliott Bay and hear about Seattle’s history while taking in the colorful waterfront, skyline, and shipping terminals. The magnificent Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges provide the backdrop. It’s a great way to spend an hour… maybe after work or on your lunch break.  Cruises depart from Pier 54.

FUN THINGS TO DO FOR FREE!

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July FREEdom!

On the Fourth of July we Celebrate FREEDOM for the United States of America.  But did you realize that right here in the Puget Sound area July brings on a whole ‘nother FREEdom. There’s an absolute TON of FUN to be had for free.  Here’s a small preview of what we found on the great Seattle Pipeline web site…. LINK: http://seattlepipeline.com/events/july/

Tuesdays:  Tacoma’s 6th Avenue Farmers Market | Sixth Avenue Art District, Tuesdays, May-September

Tuesdays:  Free Summer Fitness Classes @ Seattle Center, Fisher Pavilion Rooftop | Zumba & Gentle Yoga

Thursdays:  Burien Thursday Farmers Market | Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, Crafts, Food, Live Music

Thursdays:  Tacoma’s Broadway Farmers Market | Downtown, Thursdays, May-October

Thursdays:  Free Yoga at Saint Mark’s Cathedral | Capitol Hill

Thursdays:  Queen Anne Farmer’s Market  | Only Independent Farmers Market In Seattle

Fridays:  Madrona Friday Farmers Market | Mid-May – September, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Entertainment

Sundays:  Pike Place Market Farmers Market Opens June 20 | 80+ Washington Farmers, Cooking Demos, FAQs

Saturdays & Sundays:  Free Outdoor Concerts @ Ballard Locks | Schedule & Info, every Saturday & Sunday, May-September

July 3:  Free First Thursday @ Seattle Asian Art Museum | Free Admission 10:00 am – 9:00 pm

July 3:  Free First Thursday @ MOHAI (Museum of History & Industry) | Free Admission & Tours

July 3:  Free First Thursday @ The Museum of Flight | Free Admission 5:00 – 9:00 pm, 150+ Historic Air & Spacecraft, Air Force One, NASA Trainer

July 5:  Free Historic Paramount Theater Tour: 450,000+ Patrons Per Year | First Saturday Of Every Month

July 10:  Free Seattle Downtown Summer Concerts Schedule – “Out To Lunch” |Industrial Revelation @ City Hall Plaza

July 10:  Free Dancing Outdoors In Downtown Seattle Parks - Dancing Till Dusk @ Occidental Park | Tumbao, Salsa

July 12:  Seafair Milk Carton Derby @ Green Lake | Free, Nearly 100 Milk Carton Boats

July 17:  Columbia City Art Walk, Street Fair, After Hours | Free, Third Thursdays, Bohemian Backstreets

July 19:  Free Historic Tour of Neptune Theater | Third Saturdays, 90 Minutes, 10AM

July 19:   Chinatown International District Art Walk| Every Third Saturday, Free, Artists, Performances, Music, Cheap Eats

July 24:  Free Dancing Outdoors In Downtown Seattle Parks - Dancing Till Dusk @ Freeway Park | Mach One Jazz Orchestra, Big Band Swing

July 24:    Free Seattle Downtown Summer Concerts Schedule – “Out To Lunch” | Picoso @ City Hall Plaza

July 25:    Free Seattle Downtown Summer Concerts Schedule – “Out To Lunch” | Abbey Arts Presents @ 800 Fifth Avenue

July 25-27:  Enumclaw Washington Street Fair | Live Music, Food Carts, Wine Tasting, Kids Zone, Small Town Feel & More!

July 26:  Seafair Torchlight Parade – Info, Schedule & Pictures | Gigantic Balloons, Pirates and Clowns, Photos, Floats & More

July 26:  Free Seattle Summer Movies at the Space Needle | “The Princess Bride”

July 29:    Free Dancing Outdoors In Downtown Seattle Parks - Dancing Till Dusk @ Westlake Park | DJ Koichi, West Coast Swing

July 30:    Free Seattle Downtown Summer Concerts Schedule – “Out To Lunch” | Michael Powers @ Metropolitan Park

July 31:    Burien Free Summer Concerts in the Park | Free, Geoffrey Castle, Amazing Electric 6-string Violin.

July 31:    Free Dancing Outdoors In Downtown Seattle Parks - Dancing Till Dusk @ Freeway Park | Rainy City Riff Raff, Retro Swing/Variety

July 31:    Free Seattle Downtown Summer Concerts Schedule – “Out To Lunch” | Vaudeville Etiquette @ City Hall Plaza

July 31:    Outdoor Summer Movies @ Magnuson Park | “Sixteen Candles”, Circus Performers, Food Trucks & More

RSVP: RIDE SEATTLE-TO-VANCOUVER (BC) & PARTY

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If you’re looking for a great bike adventure to end the summer, now’s the time to reserve your place in the Cascade Bicycle Club’s RSVP-2 coming up August 15. It’s a two-day ride from Seattle to downtown Vancouver. Enjoy 188 miles of scenic back roads with an overnight stop. The ride ends in downtown Vancouver, Canada, with a finish line festival including a no-host bar, barbecue and music.

RAPIDRIDE F LINE — NOW ROLLING!

RapidRide F Line

RapidRide has made commuting into Seattle a lot easier for a lot of people, and now the new “F” Line will speed up travel between Sea-Tac, Burien, Tukwila and Renton.  With predicable service throughout the day, the commute is easy.  Just show up at one of the beautiful and comfortable new shelters and know an express bus will be by shortly.

Destinations include:

Downtown Burien

Riverton Heights

Westfield Southcenter Mall

Downtown Renton

RapidRide also will serve the Burien Transit Center, the Link Tukwila International Boulevard Station, Tukwila Sounder Station, South Renton Park-and-Ride, and Renton Transit Center.

HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE

There’s nothing quite like a summer afternoon or evening at The Safe or The Clink.  Luckily for us who work in GRE’s quality office buildings, we have a nice sports schedule to choose from. If sports are not your “ticket”, try a little theater!

Mariners @ Home

Vs. Twins on July 7, 8, 9, 10 (7:10 PM)

Vs. Athletics on July 11 & 12 (7:10 PM) & 13 (1:10 PM)

Vs. Mets on July 21 & 22 (7:10 PM) & July 23 (12:40 PM)

Vs. Orioles on July 24 & 25 (7:10 PM) & July 26 & 27 (1:10 PM)

Sounders @ Home

Vs. Portland Timbers on July 13 (7:00 PM)

Vs. Tottenham Hotspur on July 19 (1:00 PM)

Vs. LA Galaxy on July 28 on (7:00 PM)