February Comp Planning Happy Hour

RSVP For February 25th!

Each month we host a community happy hour in a different neighborhood to get to know our neighbors, and learn more about Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan! 

Comprehensive Planning Happy Hour
Wednesday, February 25th, 6pm
Old Stove Brewery, Queen Anne
(600 W Nickerson St)

Whether you’ve been following the process for a while or are brand new to the conversation, all are welcome! Grab a drink, meet someone new, and get plugged in. This is a welcoming, low-pressure setting to share housing stories, and learn about what’s going on in the city and in your neighborhood. 

We’ve got a lot of updates to share this month, with Council getting into Phase 2, and some trivia!

February Comp Planning Happy Hour

RSVP For February 25th!

Each month we host a community happy hour in a different neighborhood to get to know our neighbors, and learn more about Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan! 

Comprehensive Planning Happy Hour
Wednesday, February 25th, 6pm
Old Stove Brewery, Queen Anne
(600 W Nickerson St)

Whether you’ve been following the process for a while or are brand new to the conversation, all are welcome! Grab a drink, meet someone new, and get plugged in. This is a welcoming, low-pressure setting to share housing stories, and learn about what’s going on in the city and in your neighborhood. 

We’ve got a lot of updates to share this month, with Council getting into Phase 2, and some trivia!

RSVP for our February Happy Hour!

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