Please join us this Sunday, December 6th, between 5-9 pm for a special Montlake Holiday Light Fundraising Party at Cafe Lago. There will be free hot apple cider for the kids, a free glass of Prosecco for the adults, festive music, a raffle, and of course, fabulous food!
The holiday season is upon us and the Montlake Community Club wants our neighborhood, like many others, to have an inviting festive atmosphere, so the beautiful white holiday lights are once again up in downtown Montlake and on the Montlake Boulevard Market. Cafe Lago has generously offered to sponsor this fundraising event and will contribute 10% of their proceeds for the night toward the cost of the lights.
Please call Cafe Lago at 206-329-8005 to make a reservation or go to CafeLago.com. Thank you for your support, we hope to see you there!
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Neighbors are encouraged to join the discussion and share thoughts on how improve our community center and park.
The Montlake Elementary community invites you to purchase your holiday season trees and wreaths from us and support your local school while decorating for the season. All proceeds from this fun community event go directly to the Montlake PTA and our students.
Now thru November 2nd
Montlake Family Coop Halloween Party
Monster Bash
Fuel’s Fall Festival (Wallingford)
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In celebration of our 7th annual Monster Bash, this year will feature two LIVE performances by Recess Monkey (4pm & 5pm)! All proceeds from this fun event benefit Seattle Children’s Pediatric Advanced Care Team. Great fun for a great cause! Bring a new, unused costume for a Seattle Children’s Hospital patient and receive an extra special trick-or-treat!
Please consider making a food donation when you visit the spooky bake sale. Donations may be deposited graveside cabinet or left on the front steps at 
The studio is located behind the house at 
Audrey Weitkamp brought her trove of travel memory books and her useful tips for self-publishing to a Montlake Library audience Monday evening, Sept 28. A successful free-lance author and long-time Montlake resident, Audrey talked about how she turned her writing knowledge toward authoring accounts of travels to all parts of the globe with husband, Bill Weitkamp. Her audience appreciated seeing examples of her travel books, from the earliest using glued-in photos by Bill and simple Word-based documents, to the most recent taking advantage of on-line publishing programs (and Bill’s continuing photographic skills). Audrey offered her listeners encouragement to give memory book creation a try, whether for travel accounts or important special occasions, or family histories. Let’s see how many of them follow her example and show off their products to family and friends in the coming years. Or maybe they’ll share them here on the Flyer–beginning with Audrey.