From a story of a Holocaust survivor to a gathering of those passionate about the environment, there's plenty to enjoy in Seattle this week. Read on for a rundown of ideas for how to fill your calendar.
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Lunch and Learn: Legacy Speaker Steve Pruzan
Join speaker Steve Pruzan at the Holocaust Center for Humanity this Wednesday as he shares the true story of his grandparents during the time of Nazi occupation in Germany. In 1939, the family arrived in Seattle after fleeing Europe, following a story of hardship, redemption and hope.
Tickets include admission to the Holocaust Center's new exhibit, "Finding Light in the Darkness."
When: Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Where: Holocaust Center for Humanity, 2045 Second Ave.
Admission: Free (Member Admission); $10 (General Admission)
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Seattle Zero Waste Meetup
Help promote a more sustainable state this Wednesday at Seattle's zero waste event. The networking event, which features illustrator and artist of "Sketches By the Sea" Marisa Firebaugh, will address tips to reduce waste and obstacles the zero-waste community has faced thus far.
Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan fare will be available, and participants may enter a raffle to win a reusable tote bag adorned with one of Firebaugh's watercolor art pieces.
When: Wednesday, March 20, 6-8 p.m.
Where: Henry's Tavern, 1518 First Ave. South
Admission: Free
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Doctors Without Borders Recruitment Info Session
Doctors Without Borders provides assistance to people around the world who have been affected by political unrest, religious strife, natural disasters and more. Interested in becoming an aid worker for this international program? Stop by the Cascade People's Center this Wednesday evening to learn more about the application process and the necessary requirements.
Both medical and non-medical professionals are welcome.
When: Wednesday, March 20, 7-8:30 p.m.
Where: Cascade People's Center, Multipurpose Room, 309 Pontius Ave. North.
Admission: Free
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