Outings: Featured Outing of the Week

Puget Sound Bird Fest

The Puget Sound Bird Fest takes place in Edmonds on September 9th and 10th
September 6, 2023

Join other bird lovers for a celebration of birds and nature on September 9th and 10th in Edmonds.
“Bring your binoculars and get ready for a weekend full of fun,” say event organizers.

Jill Hall, 2023 Poster Contest Winner: Pileated Woodpecker

The event includes:

  • Presentations from local authors, artists, scientists and naturalists
  • Educational exhibits and booths with bird themed art and supplies
  • Guided walks and viewing stations
  • Photo contest – vote for your favorite!
  • Boat cruise
  • Kid activities
  • Native plant sale

View the full festival schedule HERE.

This event takes place at indoor & outdoor locations in downtown Edmonds at and near Frances Anderson Center Gym, 700 Main St. in Edmonds.

For more information, visit this link: Puget Sound Bird Fest.

Share this story!
How Social Security and Medicare work together
Social security and Medicare work together to protect your health, but how do they work? We answer that question....
A Thousand Words Worth
What happens when you bring creative writers into a building filled with tens of thousands of historic artifacts and ask them to pick a few...

Related

It’s Off to the Dragon Boat Races!
The largest Dragon Boat Race in the State of Washington takes place on July 9...
The Washington Talking Book and Braille Library
Visit MOHAI at South Lake Union for History Café, a monthly discussion group about local history...
Daffodil Festival and Parade
On April 6, the Daffodil Festival will once again travel through Pierce County...
Senior Resource Fair
Explore over 90 nonprofit organizations, agencies, and businesses...
All Souls Day Celebrations
You can celebrate your dearly departed loved ones at the following community-wide events...
Rose Pruning Demonstration
Join the Seattle Rose Society on Saturday March 4 from noon to 3pm at its annual rose pruning demonstration at Woodland Park Zoo’s Rose Garden...

Death Doula with Northwest Center for Creative Aging

READ MORE »

Aging Well Learning Community

READ MORE »

Walk ‘n Wag Fundraiser at Lake Sammamish State Park

READ MORE »

BE IN THE KNOW

NWPT-Subscribe

Recent Posts

Cherries, oranges and - even tomatoes make excellent spoon sweets in the summer.
Introducing Greek Spoon Sweets
Patrick Busche leads the Treat Yourself 5K for Providence ElderPlace PACE.
From the Streets to the Starting Line: Patrick Busche’s Remarkable Road to Recovery
A ribbon cutting ceremony with many people in the background inside a building
Seattle’s Light-Rail Era Begins
Sequim Lavender Festival
There are two pictures side by side. The right side is a picture of an older couple in a flower field. The older man is wearing a turban, and the older woman is wearing a dupatta. They are both wearing traditional Punjabi wear. On the left-hand side, the same older woman appears in the flower field with a young little girl wearing a green flow dress.
Echoes of Their Unspoken Love from Around the World

BE IN THE KNOW

NWPT-Subscribe

Recent Posts

Cherries, oranges and - even tomatoes make excellent spoon sweets in the summer.
Introducing Greek Spoon Sweets
Patrick Busche leads the Treat Yourself 5K for Providence ElderPlace PACE.
From the Streets to the Starting Line: Patrick Busche’s Remarkable Road to Recovery
A ribbon cutting ceremony with many people in the background inside a building
Seattle’s Light-Rail Era Begins
Sequim Lavender Festival
There are two pictures side by side. The right side is a picture of an older couple in a flower field. The older man is wearing a turban, and the older woman is wearing a dupatta. They are both wearing traditional Punjabi wear. On the left-hand side, the same older woman appears in the flower field with a young little girl wearing a green flow dress.
Echoes of Their Unspoken Love from Around the World

About us

Northwest Prime Time is a Seattle-based organization that provides news, information, resources, stories and more for people over age 50.

CONTACT

206-824-8600
editor@northwestprimetime.com
PO Box 13647
Seattle, WA 98198

Subscribe to our monthly newsletter

You will receive monthly alerts to new posts on our website, the $100 WHERE IN WASHINGTON contest, and other news. 

footer-form
© Northwest Prime Time. All rights reserved.