Meetings for the week of June 1

Monday, June 1st 

Human Services Commission, 6pm (link)

Public Hearing at HSC for the 2027 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) - Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regulations require the City to hold a public hearing for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding each year on housing and human services needs in Bellevue. This information and input will be used to inform future human services funding recommendations and during the development of the 2027 Annual Action Plan and is considered during the 2027 CDBG funding process. If you would like to speak at this public hearing, there is an advance signup option that opens at noon, or you can attend the meeting in person or virtually. Each speaker will be limited to three minutes.      Following the application period for 2027 CDBG funding, a second public hearing will be held after the Human Services Commission makes its preliminary 2027 CDBG funding recommendations.  

Human Services Commission will nominate and elect a chair and a vice chair for 2026. The chair’s main responsibility is to serve as the presiding officer at meetings. The vice chair steps into that role when the chair is not available in person.  

Tuesday, June 2nd 

Send in your comments to Planning Commission if you want them to be included in the written communications pdf for the June 10th meeting - topics: Evans Plaza Upzone and High Density Residential LUCA (new R-60 zoning, Overlake Farm upzone, and more) 

City Council, 6pm (link) 

Oral Communications: There will be 30 minutes for public comment; speaker sign-up starts at noon (link) 

Consent Calendar: 

- Release of a roadway easement at NE 55th near the Bellevue Golf Course - this will enable the property to be included in the new Parks & Community Services Operations Facility

- Authorize agreement with HDR Engineering for $3.2M plus tax to advance NE Spring Boulevard Zone 3 project to 90% - 124th Ave NE to 130th Ave NE. Designs are currently at 30%, and the scope also includes a 60% plan, completing environmental processes and preparing permitting documentation, wetland mitigation design for on-site mitigation and banking, geotechnical investigations and preparation of reports for structural elements of the project, and coordination with the Parks and Community Services Department master plan work. Does not seem that there will be coordination with the interim parking on the east portion of the site. Unclear if the mapped route is exactly what is planned, since it seems to cut across steep slopes on the south edge of the Heidelberg site, and also the building with Ken's Towing and Briatore Pizza. Does this really need to support vehicular travel? Would be far simpler as a bike/ped path, but this may allow side street access for one or two parcels instead of driveways onto NE 130th. The plan to include vehicular traffic was laid out in Comp Plan policy S-BR-79, and this is consistent with that. S-BR-87 also says that this segment should have "major active transportation facilities" so the combination of vehicular and bike/ped pathway will make this a rather wide road construction project. 

- Authorize execution of a Heavy Civil General Contractor/Construction Manager (GC/CM) Contract with Kraemer North America, LLC for the I-405 Crossing - Downtown to Eastrail project (CIP Plan No. G-126) for $1.9M plus tax for initial performance of Preconstruction Services within the General Contractor - Construction Manager (GC-CM) project delivery framework. Kraemer was one of three short-listed firms whose bids were opened on March 30th. Total for this item and the two below without rounding is $23,059,379.31 plus tax and does not appear to include the Maximum Allowable Construction Cost (MACC) with construction work, risk contingency, and support services such as security, scaffolding, and cranes. Bond repayments as described in the May 5th Council meeting materials on the TIF will be $354M. 

- Authorize execution of a Professional Services Supplemental Agreement (SA01) with HNTB Corporation in an amount up to $5.8M plus tax to provide owner advisory, preconstruction, and project management services within the General Contractor - Construction Manager (GC-CM) project delivery framework for the I-405 Crossing - Downtown to Eastrail project

- Authorize execution of a Professional Services Supplemental Agreement (SA04) with WSP USA, Inc. in an amount up to $15.4M plus tax, to develop final design and permitting, up to issuance of construction documents within the General Contractor - Construction Manager (GC-CM) project delivery framework for the I-405 Crossing - Downtown to Eastrail project- Authorize execution of the Eastside Public Safety Communications Agency Joint Board Interlocal Agreement for selecting a representative to the Puget Sound Emergency Radio Network Board. Bellevue's representative will be the City Manager or their designee. 

- Authorize the purchase and installation of new play equipment by AllPlay, Inc. at Lewis Creek Community Park, and demolition of existing play equipment, not to exceed $510.8k plus tax  This play structure seemed nice when I visited it in the last year - any thoughts about its current condition? Replacement is sometimes warranted simply because replacement parts are no longer available, and this equipment was installed in 2005. 

- Authorize the purchase and installation of new play equipment by AllPlay, Inc. at Lake Hills Community Park, and demolition of existing play equipment, not to exceed $562.8k plus tax - It's been a little over a year since my kids played at this park, but the structures were ok then and the park layout was superb; such a large project cost may imply an expansion of the play area into other portions of the park. Does anyone have info? Current structures were installed in 2006. 

Utility Bill Assistance Program Expansion - In 2025, the city supported about 1,100 participants through these programs for seniors, individuals with permanent disabilities, and households experiencing short-term financial hardship. There are four options, and the one recommended by ESC would provide a 35% utility discount for the 50%-80% AMI households of 35% (all ages and abilities), while retaining the existing 70% discount for seniors and disabled under 50% AMI. An additional 11,000 households in Bellevue might become eligible, and assuming a 25% participation rate (consistent with current participation), the additional annual cost might be $2.4M, or $33.48 for a typical SFR customer per year.      Bellevue also has long-term utility bill assistance to single-family residential households with a solid waste account. The ESC recommended that the city expand the solid waste bill assistance program in 2027 by providing rebates to qualifying multi-family residential solid waste households.

Vision Zero Progress and Safe Speeds Bellevue (link) A micromobility rideshare launch is expected this summer. No speed change on 16% of streets, a 5 mph reduction on 64%, and a 10 mph reduction on 20% (see Attachment D). Most of Downtown Bellevue is proposed at 25 mph due to higher levels of activity, and a 20 mph zone is proposed in Old Bellevue and around Downtown Park to reflect its more pedestrian-oriented character. A map of the locations where speed limits will change is provided. Coordination with Redmond on shared streets will mean this extends into 2027 when they complete their speed study. There is survey data about the speed limit changes (people clearly had a range of interpretations for the question on page 17). Council will vote on the amendment to the BCC, where the speed limit is defined.

      This annual Vision Zero report is always a good catalog of the city's many accomplishments in Transportation. 

Community Crisis Assistance Team 2023-2024 Written Report (link) on the first 16 months of CCAT's implementation (2023-2024), which provided services to 1,318 individuals (avg. 6.6 contacts per person), and key outcomes for deescalation and crisis resolution, reduced hospital ER use, reduction in repeat 911 calls, reduced use of force, reduction in arrests/incarcerations, improved client experience and trust in police. Report is over 80 pages and has tons of data on demographics, city maps, number of overlapping issues, reasons for calls/reports, referrals to APS/CPS, resources provided, type of contact, and stories, as well as a description of the systems in place. 

Wednesday, June 3rd 

Deadline to comment on Sign Code regulations (see 5/20 Weekly Permit Bulletin), though comments can also be sent directly to Council, which will take action on the Sign Code at their 6/9 meeting. 

Arts Commission, 4:30pm (link)

Public Comment up to three minutes; pre-register between noon and 4pm or attend the meeting (in-person or virtually) and just raise your hand. 

New Commissioner Welcome - Brenden Fripp 

Presentation on the Eastgate and Factoria Neighborhood Plan Updates: Draft policies for Eastgate mention: "development and expansion of outdoor public spaces, including adjacent to Bellevue Airfield Park and within the Eastgate Transit Oriented Development, to accommodate cultural events, markets, and infrastructure that supports existing park facilities." "Strengthen public-private partnerships to attract employers, small businesses, and creative uses within business districts."  Factoria has a proposed policy "Celebrate the cultural diversity and international character of Factoria through public art, branding, and placemaking." There are also more generic policies about inviting pedestrian environments, gathering spaces, placemaking, and collaborations. 

Partner presentations by Bellevue Farmers Market and A Capella Joy Chorus 

Bylaws update for term limits and decorum exclusion period 

More updates: BelRed's new code, discussed by the Planning Commission recently, will include:  Incentivizing affordable space for arts and cultural uses  Providing for and encouraging the development of flexible and affordable arts live/work units  Permitting arts-focused retail and artisanal manufacturing  Supporting development of affordable artist housingFour locations will receive Creative Crosswalks designs this summer. Eighty-two artists applied for the Emerging Artist Program at Lake Hills Community Park & Lewis Creek Park. Thirty-five artists have already applied for Factoria, and that is still open. 

Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate Action Fund info session, 7-8pm

Expanding opportunities for young Bellevue residents to lead development of innovative climate solutions. There will be information on the Engaging Bellevue website and a June 3 program from 7-8pm. This $50,000 award will support individual grants up to $5,000 each.(link)

Thursday, June 4th 

Bellevue Network on Aging meeting, 8:30-10:30am (link)

Agenda not yet posted

City of Bellevue's RFP deadline for Performing Arts Center - Market Analysis, Operations Validation, and Fit Study (RFP #26059)

BSD School Board Meeting, 4:30pm (link) 

Consent Calendar: HR Report (more resignations listed than usual since this is the end of the school year - effective dates during the summer), Payroll $3.5M, General Fund $8.1M, Capital Projects $10.2M, ASB fund $172k, student/staff travel?, changes to Admin pay grades and roles, as well as an increase for inflation, cabinet compensation increase for inflation and title change, donation acknowledgement, surplus technology items (I've never seen a PDF with type this tiny- over 1200 items)

Public Comment from 4:55-5:15 

Report on Goal of Student Agency: In 2025–26, the Student Agency goals focused on expanding equitable opportunities for student leadership and voice and establishing a baseline understanding of students’ sense of agency. Work at specific schools is highlighted. Students are more likely to report that leadership opportunities are open to all than to report taking on leadership roles themselves. The lowest-performing survey items across grade levels relate to deciding what or how students learn and seeing their feedback implemented in practice.  Next year's goals will be to embed student agency in instructional practice, leverage school-based implementation with central office support, expand and normalize leadership opportunities, and strengthen feedback-to-action loops. 

Study Session on Curriculum Adoption  (Check for more info closer to the date of the meeting)

Interfund loan for FY2026, from Capital Projects Fund to General Fund, not to exceed $10M, will prevent negative cash flow position and be repaid within one year. In the Cash Flow Statement, July’s projection includes repayment of the existing $13 million interfund loan and anticipates this new $10 million interfund loan. Good news: The Beginning Fund balance was -$5M, the projected ending fund balance was -$3M, and the updated projected ending balance is +$11.5M. The Excess of Revenues over(under) Expenditures is expected to be $12.2M by year end. Year End Projections also have ~$7-8M less in regular instruction expenses than the Budget/Revised Budget anticipated, and total spending $13.9M below what was budgeted. (I am not an accountant, but this seems like good news all around). Without the $10M loan, there could be an intermittent negative fund balance as high as $4.7M for the month of June 2027. 

For their work on the International School Replacement Project, Integrus Architecture has submitted an Add Services request of $1.5M, bringing the total A&E contract amount to $9.7M, based on a percentage of the MACC construction cost. The latter has increased from $78M to $100M due to needs identified during the EdSpecs process, significant site mitigation and right-of-way improvements required by the City, the District’s newly mandated Net-Zero Buildings requirement, and escalation in construction costs. 

Award of Central Freezer Improvement project to Apex Mechanical for $742k (no tax is mentioned). This project includes demolition and replacement of the existing central walk-in freezer, replacement of the existing generator, and the addition of an automatic transfer switch and associated upgrades to the building’s electrical panel and infrastructure.

Student Fee schedule for 2026-2027 docs provided for info - there are specific upper-level high school visual arts courses to mitigate the 30% reduction of Materials, Supplies, and Operating Costs (MSOC) allocations in the past two years. Table includes policies on fee waivers and whether items are paid to the general fund or ASB fund. 

Cash Flow, Budget Status, and Financial Statements provided, as mentioned above

Draft Minutes: 

Arts Commission, 4/1/26 (link)

City Council, 5/12/26 (link) 

School Board, 5/14/26 (link)

Upcoming meetings:      

6/9 Council takes action on the TIP update, and will consider Sign Code changes

6/10 Planning Commission: 2026 CPAs: Request to set Public Hearing (Evans Plaza upzone), High Density Residential LUCA: Introduction 

6/10 Public Meeting on EverGlen Plaza in Wilburton, 6pm - 12500 NE 10th Place, would rezone from PO to MUR-M (It looks like this is the same 100' max height designation that would be applied to this parcel as part of BelRed Look Forward 2.0, so I'm not sure why this one has a meeting.)

6/11 Bid deadline for Ardmore Outfall Stabilization to Idylwood Creek (NUMBER: 26049) 

6/11 Transportation Commission: Select chair and vice chair, discuss Factoria and Eastgate transportation policies 

6/24 Planning Commission: Parking Reform LUCA: Request to set Public Hearing, Great Neighborhoods Factoria Update (and Request to set PH)

7/8 Bellevue Development Committee meeting 

7/8 Planning Commission: BelRed Public Hearing, Great Neighborhoods Eastgate Update (and Request to set PH)

7/22 Planning Commission: Evans Plaza PH, Transportation Conformance PH, and Parking Reform LUCA PH 

7/30 BSD School Board Meeting, also 8/13 and 8/27 

Opportunities:

There is a Road Safety Assessment survey that asks about safety concerns in specific areas of BelRed and Wilburton. There is a questionnaire and an interactive map that you can put pins on. https://www.engagingbellevue.com/2026-rsa  Only 22 people appear to have responded, so your voice may be needed - Also see walk audits on 6/6, 7/25, and 8/22. 

A $50,000 award from Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate Action Fund is expanding opportunities for young Bellevue residents to lead development of innovative climate solutions. There will be information on the Engaging Bellevue website and a June 3 program from 7-8pm. Individual grants will be up to $5,000 each.(link)

If you are interested in joining the BSD EdTech Design Team (open to students, families, and staff), there is an interest survey to complete by June 5th, and applicants will be notified by June 12th.

There is a survey about the new BelRed park's master plan that's open through June 7th. https://bellevuewa.gov/city-government/departments/parks/planning-and-development/current-projects/belred-neighborhood-park

Engaging Bellevue has a map for residents to pin the kinds of community features they'd like to see in different parts of BelRed, as part of the BelRed Look Forward LUCA.   https://www.engagingbellevue.com/belred-luca There are 21 responses so far, about community and art space, festival streets, bike connections, streams, traffic and parking, and small businesses.

The King County Library System is thinking about using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to better serve our community. AI tools are programs like ChatGPT or voice assistants that can answer questions, generate text, or help complete tasks. There are listening sessions on 6/1, 6/4, and 6/7, and if you can't attend one of those, you can fill out a 4-minute survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/G2S95M5

More are listed at https://newbellevue.com/?page_id=88 

Fun and Educational Events this month:

See the latest at https://newbellevue.com/?page_id=82 

5/30-5/31 Judkins Park and Mercer Island light rail stations will be closed - shuttle buses will be available from South Bellevue to ID/Chinatown

5/30 Trailhead Direct bus - access the Issaquah Alps and Mount Si from South Bellevue

5/30 King County Fire Chiefs Association Diversity and Recruitment Workshop at Bellevue College, ages 16+, 8am-3:30pm - register by May 25th and receive useful information on navigating the hiring process

5/30 Washington Open Judo Championships at LWHS in Kirkland, 9am-5:30pm

5/30 Saturday morning walk at Downtown Park, 9am (link) - recurs weekly

5/30 ARC Lifeguard Recertification class at Bellevue Club, 10am-8pm (link) - recurs 5/31, 6/27, and 6/28

5/30 Rascally Rabbits at Lake Hills Greenbelt, ages 4-13, free, 10-11am, (link) - may need to call to register

5/30 Garden Tool Sharpening at the Bellevue Demonstration Garden, 18+, free, 10-11:30am

5/30 Rock Garden Plant Sale at BBG, 10am-1pm (link)

5/30 ABC German School Open House, 10am-noon - preschool option

5/30 Cougar Mountain Zoo sketch meetup in Issaquah with the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators NW, 10am-1pm (link)

5/30 Pollinator Fest at 21 Acres in Woodinville, 10am-3pm (link)

5/30 Forest to Fork 2026 in Woodinville, ages 8+, 10am-1pm (link) - wait-list, kid-friendly ways to enjoy local edible plants in season

5/30 Washington Vision Connection at the Seattle Public Library in Seattle, 10am (link) -  for the blind and low vision community to discover accessibility features at Seattle's cultural venues

5/30 Inclusive STEAM Storytime Professional Development for Teachers in Kenmore, free, 10am-noon (link) - led by the Adaptive Library Initiative (ALI)

5/30 Free Lakeshore Kids Event: Garden Wonders Featuring Magic Stix™, 11am-3pm (link)

5/30 Lovable Founder Series: Eastside Edition at GIX in the Spring District, free, 11am-3pm (luma) - event full, but volunteers needed, and there may be opportunities to present - founder showcase, demo, and breakout rooms to build with free credits

5/30 Free Lakeshore Kids Event: Garden Wonders Featuring Magic Stix™, 11am-3pm (link) - create a bookmark

5/30 MAPS Eid Celebration at Downtown Park, 11:30am-7pm (link) - cultural activities, traditional attire, handicrafts, food stalls, and children’s games 

5/30 Arctic Elevation Grand Opening, noon - wellness services 30% off

5/30 Workshop: AI Across Generations and Cultures at Jing Mei Elementary, free, 1-5:30pm (link) - families, elders, youth, small businesses all welcome

5/30 Family Movie Time: Trolls movie sing-a-long at Highland Community Center, free, pre-register, 1-3pm (link) - popcorn will be provided

5/30 Kirkland Civic Orchestra plays at Juanita High School, 1pm (link)

5/30 Ranger-led Hike at Mercer Slough Nature Park, 2-3:30pm (link)

5/30 Math Club at Bellevue Library: Math Card Games for kids K-5, 2-4pm (link) - different activities each week

5/30 Improvised Character Lab at Theatre 33, $50, 2-4pm (link)

5/30 Recoop Spa birthday party Open House, 2pm to close, also on Sunday

5/30 Lake Hills Greenbelt Ranger Walk (easy one mile hike, rain or shine), free, pre-register, All Ages, 2-3pm (link) - also 6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27, 7/4, 7/11, 7/18, and 7/25

5/30 Nature Journaling for Teens at Newport Way Library, Grades 5-9, 2:30-4:30pm (link) - recurs on last Saturdays of the month

5/30 Screening and artist talk at Bellevue Library, Illuminate: Bright Tongue film by Soo Hong, 3-4:15pm (link)

5/30 Monthly Eastside LGBTQ+ Happy Hour at Duke's Seafood, 3-5pm (link)

5/30 SilverKite Community Arts open house in Seattle, 4-7pm - SilverKite offers workshops around King County, including many supported by City of Bellevue funding

5/30 Sounds of Vacation fundraiser at Meydenbauer Center to support Listen and Talk serving deaf and hard-of-hearing children

5/30 Sam Miller comedy at Forum Social House, 7pm (link)

5/30 Family Movie Time: Paddington 2 at Highland Community Center, free, pre-register, 7-9pm (link) - popcorn will be provided

5/30 Bellevue Chamber Chorus concert "Let's Dance" at First United Methodist Church on 108th, 7:30pm (link) - includes professional dancers performing a galliard, hora, Irish dance, Csardas, samba, salsa, merengue, tango, and swing - there will also be a Seattle performance on 5/31

5/30 From the Ground Up rap concert at Third Culture Coffee, free, 7:30pm (peytspencer.com/rsvp)- by Microsoft engineer Peyt Spencer

5/30 Laurel Canyon Legacy: Carole King's Tapestry at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

5/31 Last day to donate fitness/summer athleisure wear at Title Nine and support The Sophia Way, and be entered to win a $100 Title Nine gift card - see list for which items are requested to be new or gently used

5/31 Mercer Slough Canoeing with Bellevue Park rangers from Enatai Beach Park, ages 5+, 8:45am-noon, must pre-register (link)

5/31 Shut Up and Write at Cafe Hagen, 9-10am (link) - recurs weekly

5/31 Teddy Bear Tea Party at KidsQuest, kids $20-25, adults $16, 9am-noon - two workshop times available, tea party bites by Bellden Cafe, and color-changing tea!

5/31 Vinyasa to Yin with Sumeda Khosla at Fabletics, free, 9:30-11am (Eventbrite)

5/31 Bellevue Book Club: Virginia Evans' The Correspondent at Bellevue Library, 11am (link)

5/31 Eastside Improv show at Redmond Downtown Park in Redmond, free, 11am-noon

5/31 Food, water, clothes, and harm reduction supplies are available at Crossroads Park near the bathrooms on Sundays from noon-2pm

5/31 Nonda Matcha pop-up at Macadons at Lexus Bellevue, noon-4pm

5/31 Board Games and Boba with the Millenial Social Club at Lincoln Square, 1-5pm (link) - recurs weekly

5/31 Giant Bird Puppetry with Emily McHugh in Issaquah, 18+, 1-5pm (link) - participate in four crafting sessions and perform in two parades

5/31 Lost Bird Project Documentary Screening at BBG, $10, 2-3:30pm (link)

5/31 Prisms and Refractions: Poetry Workshop with Catherine Broadwall at VALA Art Center in Redmond, free, 2-4pm (link)

5/31 Brass Band Northwest season finale at BelPres Church on Bellevue Way, 2:30pm

5/31 Teatro Canzoni, 6pm (link)

5/31 Full Moon Meditation with Art of Living at Downtown Park, 7:30-8:30pm (link)

6/1 pre-fwd Coffee for conference attendees, 7:30-9am (link)

6/1-6/2 fwd:cloudsec at Meydenbauer Center (link)

6/1-6/6: Final Birthday Celebration week for Ada's Books in Seattle, which is closing its doors

6/1 Eastrail Lap Challenge in Redmond - complete the segment on Strava as many times as you can in the month of June, registration required to be eligible for the prizes (link)

6/1 Startup425 Coworking

6/1 Human Trafficking Awareness Training at City Hall, no registration necessary, 11am-noon (link) - online training is also available at any time

6/1 Line dancing at SBCC, free, 1-3pm, recurs on Mondays through 6/22

6/1 Staffed Belay Session at SBCC Climbing Wall, 6+, $8, 4-5pm (link) - check schedule for availability of other slots between 4-6pm on M/T/W through 6/17

6/1 Line Dancing at Crossroads Community Center, free, 18+, 5:30-7:30pm - pre-register, class will fill up, recurs on 6/8 and 6/15

6/1 KCLS AI Community Listening Session, online, 6-7pm (link) - how should AI tools be used at the library? A Spanish session will be on 6/4 and an in-person event at Tukwila on 6/7

6/1 Intro to Climbing class at the SBCC Climbing Wall, 6+, $15, 6-7:30pm (link) - limited space in each class, must pre-register, classes are held M/T/W until 6/17

6/1 Korean-English Language Exchange at Crossroads, 6:30-8:30pm (link) - recurs weekly

6/1 A Capella Joy Chorus rehearsal at Crossroads, 7-10pm (link) - new members welcome

6/1 Chessbar meetup at Tapster, 7pm - recurs on Mondays

6/2 Tuesday Trails 50+ Hike to Twin Falls, $8, 10am-2pm (link) - meet at NBCC and ride to the trailhead

6/2 Crossroads Open Art Studio, free, 18+, 10am-2pm - recurs on Tuesdays - 6/9, and 6/16

6/2 Moms Who Build-Crochet Math + AI at Twinkle Land Play Cafe, 11am-1pm (link) - meet the founder of Dido Craftworks and see a build demo for a toy idea generator

6/2 First Farmers Market of the season at Crossroads, noon-6pm (link)

6/2 Glowlight Med Spa's Summer Skin Party has event specials, a flower bar, and the chance to win a year of Botox, 4-7pm

6/2 Craft-a-Character storytime at NBCC, ages 0-5, $5, 4:30-5:30pm (link) -Listen to a story and do crafts recreating the characters in the book, kittens this week, birds on 6/16, and llamas on 6/30.

6/2 East Side Runners does Trail Tuesdays from Bridle Trails Shopping Center at 6pm - recurs on Tuesdays until the end of August

6/2 City Council, 6pm - will include vote about the Grand Connection Crossing

6/3 Innovation and Investment - Seattle Investor Summit + Showcase in Redmond, $450, 8:30am-6:30pm (link)

6/3 The Exchange/Innovation Exchange: Your Ideas Build Our Community event hosted by the City of Bellevue at Meydenbauer Center, 8am-5pm (link) - Waitlist, registration closes June 1st at 5pm (link) Registration, networking, and light breakfast begin at 8 a.m., Programming starts at 9 a.m., Bring your laptop if you want to build your first AI app in Lovable, or join the optional Lovable open lab from 4:30–5:30 p.m. During the 4:30–6 p.m. reception, small business and startup advisors will offer 15‑minute consulting sessions. Onsite sign‑ups are open until 3 p.m. Advisors can discuss permitting, city and state small‑business opportunities, startup guidance, and options for expanding into international markets.

6/3 Chinese Dance with Huayin Performing Arts Group at Crossroads Community Center, free, 9am-12:30pm - recurs on W/F until 6/17

6/3 Trips and Tours goes on a Historic Sightseer lunch cruise, 55+, $85, 10am-3pm (link) - meet at NBCC and optional home pickup, cruise is on Lake Washington and Lake Union, with taco bar, snickerdoodle cookies, tea and coffee

6/3 Intro to Digitization class at Bellevue Library Makerspace, 11:30am-12:30pm (link)

6/3 PCBs Awareness and Removal workshop at Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center, free, noon (Eventbrite)

6/3 Made in Bellevue

6/3 SBCC Open Art Studio (may be 13+ or 18+, unclear), some art supplies provided, free, 1-2pm - recurs 6/10

6/3 Gentle Walk at Chism Beach Park (meet at NBCC), 55+, 1-3pm, pre-register, free (link)

6/3 Lego Brick Builders activity at Bellevue Library, 1:30-2:30pm (link) - recurs weekly through 7/1

6/3 Cardio Tennis at Robinswood, 18+, 1:30-2:30pm, $14, registration opens on 5/27 (link)

6/3 Bookmark Making workshop by Artventory at SBCC, free, ages 13+, 2-3pm (link)

6/3 Pride on the Plaza at Bellevue City Hall, 3-6pm (link) - food, live music, and performances

6/3 Catapult Accelerator Showcase hosted by Venture Mechanics at a Seattle location, 3:30-7:15pm (link)

6/3 KKSD annual dance performance at Meydenbauer Center, 5pm (link) -  classical, modern, national dances and ballet excerpts

6/3 Aztec Dance at Crossroads Community Center, ages 5+, free, 6-8pm, meets Wed/Thurs through June 18th

6/3 Pitch-A-Friend at The Redd Dog, 7pm - Showcase your amazing single friend in a 3-5 slide presentation, LGBTQ+ friendly

6/3 A $50,000 award from Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate Action Fund is expanding opportunities for young Bellevue residents to lead development of innovative climate solutions. There will be information on the Engaging Bellevue website and a June 3 program will be held online from 7-8pm. Individual grants will be $1,000 - $5,000 each.(link)

6/4-6/5 Innovate QA 2026 at the Westin (link)

6/4 Philanthropy conference AFP Advancement NW at Meydenbauer Center

6/4 Filter and Shot coffee pop-up at The Eight's public plaza, 8am-noon through June 25th

6/4 Foam Rolling Class at SBCC, $13-15, 9:15-10:15am (link) - recurs 6/18, 7/9, 7/23, and 8/13

6/4 Bellevue Farmers Market, 3pm

6/4 2nd Annual Muster and Mingle veterans event at Cascadia Pizza, 3:30pm (link)

6/4 Teen Makerspace at Crossroads Community Center, free, pre-registration required, ages 13-17, 4-5:30pm (link)- watercolor, sketching, blendable markers, beading, Cricut decals, knitting, crochet, sculpture, greeting cards, and digital art.

6/4 Auditions for Beyond the Stage Youth's Amplify Program at BYT, ages 13-19, 5-6:30pm, also 6/5 - Amplify is a free program that offers writing exercises, improv games and more, T/W/Th from 6-8pm, 6/30-8/20 (not July 3rd). Perfect for teens passionate about acting, creative writing, scriptwriting and dance.

6/4 Innovate QA 2026 Day 1 Wrap Social presented by Ito.ai, 5-8pm (link) - open to all Quality Engineering professionals in the Bellevue area

6/4 Executive Dinner: Exploring the Future of Quality Engineering with AI, 6-9pm (link)

6/4 Seattle Hardware Happy Hour at Postdoc Brewing in Redmond, 7-9pm (link)

6/5 Story Time at the Garden for Preschoolers at BBG, 10-10:30am (link)

6/5 Muse Maree co-working in Wilburton, 10am (link)

6/5 Transition Treasures pop-up sale at BBG, 10am-1pm - support the Evergreen Transition Program for BSD students with disabilities, proceeds fund social opportunities and experiences for the students

6/5 Community Lunch at NBCC, 55+, $5, noon-1pm - tickets available starting at 11am, repeats on Mondays and Fridays through 8/31

6/5 Line Dancing at NBCC, $4-5, 1-2:45pm, recurs on Fridays

6/5 Board Game Bonanza at SBCC, free, 18+, drop-in, 1-3pm - recurs Fridays until June 12th

6/5 Artventory Intro to Bollywood Dancing workshop for ages 13+ at SBCC, free, register, 4:30-6pm (link)

6/5 Bellevue Chamber Annual Gala: Celebrating Bellevue, 4:30-8:30pm (link)

6/5 Hopelink fundraiser Farm Fresh Feast at Columbia Collective in Woodinville, $250 - register by 5/8

6/5 Pride Night at Crossroads Community Center, 6-8pm - bracelet making, face painting, sidewalk chalk and more fun activities

6/5 Bollywood Dance Fitness with Deepti in Redmond, 6-7pm, $15-$20

6/5 Spring into Summer at Fleur (their Kirkland location, not the Bellevue one), 6-9pm (link) - charm bar, vintage clothing, salt bread

6/5 MFA Thesis Exhibition at Henry Art Gallery at UW in Seattle, free, 6pm (link)

6/5 Plymouth Housing's summer gala in Ballard, 7pm (link)

6/5 The West Coast Feed: The New Seattle Sound at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/5 Bollywood Uncut at Mirra, 10:15pm (link)

6/6-6/7 Free Fishing Weekend, see details from WDFW, does not include salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, halibut, or shellfish.

6/6 Keep Bellevue Beautiful - West Lake Sammamish Cleanup, 9-11am (link)

6/6 Kids Workshop: Goalie Game at Home Depot, free, 9am (link)

6/6 Fleur Wrapped Bouquet workshop, $125, 9am (link)

6/6 Journaling the Garden at BBG, free, 9-11:30am (link)

6/6 June Saturday School at Parkside Pre-K, ages 4-5, $15-18, 9:30am-12:30pm, pre-register (link)

6/6 Free AI Agent Workshop: Empowering Professionals, offered by Microsoft and iLink, 9:30am-4pm (Eventbrite) - not found?

6/6 The Individual Investor's Edge with Wayne Thorpe at Bellevue College, 9:30am-noon (link)

6/6 Spring Fernfest Plant Sale at BBG, 9:30am-4pm (link)

6/6 Start of Kids Sports Free Play at NBCC, free, ages 4-8, 10am-noon, drop-in but space is limited. Parent supervision required, recurs on Saturdays until 8/31

6/6 Seattle XR Conference 2026 at GIX in Spring District, Bellevue, $20, 10am-4:30pm (link)

6/6 U-District Boardgames Social meets at Mox in BelRed, 10am-1pm (link) - repeats on first Saturdays

6/6 Paws and Pride Dog Walk around Downtown Park, 10am-2pm (link) - mimosa/beer garden, vendor booths, and a stage packed with activities like RuPaw's Dawg Costume Contest, DJs, and Drag Queen performances

6/6 NEW TIME Community Walking Audit of NE 8th and 116th NE with Bellevue's Transportation Department, free signup, 10am- noon (link) - there will also be one on 7/25 along BelRed Rd., and one on 8/22 on Northrup Way

6/6 Global Running Day BelRed Run-iversary, Joyful June Fitness Party: lululemon, solidcore, and TruFusion, 10am - register on Strava, 20 min workout sessions will be led by lululemon ambassadors (please bring your own mat)

6/6 Waterwise Gardening free master gardener workshop at the Bellevue Demonstration Garden, 10-11:30am

6/6 Fruit jars pottery workshop at Eastside Pottery, 11am

6/6 Seattle WDAI x Lovable Vibe Coding Session 2 in a five-part series at Sammamish Library , 11:30am-1:30pm (link)

6/6 Youth Nature Journaling Club at BBG, free, noon-1pm, ages 6-11 must be accompanied by an adult (link)

6/6 Teen Makerspace at Crossroads Community Center, free, pre-registration required, ages 13-17, 1-4pm (link)- watercolor, sketching, blendable markers, beading, Cricut decals, knitting, crochet, sculpture, greeting cards, and digital art.

6/6 Bellevue Youth Choirs' Connected in Song performance at First Free Methodist Church, 3pm

6/6 BelArts Ballet presents Alice in Wonderland in Kirkland, 3pm (Eventbrite)

6/6 Mayweather Boxing + Fitness: Boxing for Belonging at Downtown Park, free, 4pm (link) - bring mat or towel and your water bottle - also 6/13, 6/20, and 6/27

6/6 The Little Prince ballet by KKSD at Meydenbauer Center, 5pm (link), also 6/7

6/6 Cascada Flamenca Music and Dance Show by Flamenco Haven, 7pm (Eventbrite)

6/6 Standup Comedy at Postdoc Brewing in Redmond, 7pm (link)

6/6 Cascadian Chorale Rachmaninoff Vespers at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

6/6 Cascade PBS Ideas Festival in Fremont Seattle, $55-120

6/6 Bellevue Healthcare Professionals Meetup at the W Living Room Bar, 7-10pm (link) - recurs on 7/4 and 7/25 (last Saturday of the month thereafter)

6/6 DoctorFunk: A Prescription for Soul at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/7 Deadline to respond to a survey about the new BelRed park's master plan (link)

6/7 Big Backyard 5K and 10K at Marymoor Park in Redmond to raise money for King County Parks, 9am (link)

6/7 Name those Plants, Flowers, and Mushrooms at Hazel Wolf Wetlands Preserve in Sammamish, 10:30am (link) - part of the Forterra Nature Discovery Series

6/7 Fish Pond art gathering at BBG with Anita Wong, free, 11-12:30pm (link) - no registration required, the 100 unglazed fish will be available first come, first served.

6/7 Shades of Brilliance Art Walk in Downtown Park, noon-6pm (link) - a celebration of BIPOC artistry, culture, and community

6/7 Crochet Coffee, and Chat at Woods Coffee/Hotel 116, 1-3pm (link) - wait-list

 6/7 Bellevue Knotty Knitters at Lincoln Square, 3-5pm (link) - also 6/21

6/7 Pole Fitness Seattle's Community Day in BelRed, 3pm

6/7 Cascadian Chorale Rachmaninoff Vespers at Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross

6/8-6/13 Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra auditions, 5-9pm (link)

6/8 Winemaker Dinner at Bis on Main, includes six wine pairings, 6pm, call to reserve

6/8 Intro to Climbing class at the SBCC Climbing Wall, 6+, $15, 6-7:30pm (link) - limited space in each class, must pre-register, classes are held M/T/W until 6/17

6/8 Monday Night Networking at 13 Coins, 6-8pm (link) - recurs monthly

6/9 Fiber Arts Club at NBCC, free, 18+, 1-3pm - recurs 7/14 and 8/11

6/9 Quiet Reading Party at Bellevue Library, 5:30-7:30pm, recurs 7/14 and 8/11

6/10 Introduction to Drawing Self-Portraits at NBCC, 11am-12:30pm, ages 18+, $5, (link) - no experience necessary

6/10 Realism with Sketching workshop by Artventory at SBCC, free, ages 13+, 2-3pm (link)

6/10 Plant Amnesty talk on Renovation Techniques for an Overgrown Yard at BBG, 6pm (link)

6/11 Opening Day soccer watch party in Redmond at the Marriott, 11am (link) - Mexico vs South Africa at 12 PM, South Korea vs Czechia at 7 PM

6/11 Leadership Eastside's Cross-Sector Lunch and Conversation in Redmond, $15-30, 11:30am-1:30pm (link) - sponsored by Microsoft and Imagine Housing

6/11 My Owners Circle Eastside networking at Bis on Main, 3-4:30pm (link)- recurs 7/9

6/11 Teen Makerspace at Crossroads Community Center, free, pre-registration required, ages 13-17, 4-5:30pm (link)- watercolor, sketching, blendable markers, beading, Cricut decals, knitting, crochet, sculpture, greeting cards, and digital art.

6/11 Seattle AI, Data, and Security meets at Bellevue City Hall, free, 4:30-8pm (link) - speakers from SAP, General Motors, AiGovOps, and AMD

6/11 Flower Hour: The Perennial Border at BBG, 5-6pm (link)

6/11 Eastside Pathways Annual Bash, 5:30-7:30pm

6/11 BelRed Run Club Phantom Lake Loop Run/Walk, 5:30pm - RSVP on Strava

6/11 Spanish Practicing Meetup at Bellden Cafe, 5:30-6:30pm (link) - recurs every other Thursday through early summer

6/11 Community Meeting about Utility Budgets and Rates, virtual, 6pm (link) - Proposed utility budget and rate updates, Infrastructure and capital improvement projects, Financial planning and affordability considerations, and Customer assistance resources - also see the in-person Community Connect Open House on May 27th.

6/11 Singles Mixer at Ascend Rooftop, $45, 7-10pm (link)

6/12 Board Game Bonanza at SBCC, free, 18+, drop-in, 1-3pm

6/12 Pride in the Park(ing) Space in the Spring District - street pop-up from 1-6pm, with a drag queen storytime from 4-6pm. The USA vs Paraguay game will be showing at Bellevue Brewing starting at 6pm

6/12 Midlakes United vs. West Seattle Junction FC, 4pm - food truck will be El Gran Taco

6/12 Artventory Intro to Hip Hop Dance workshop for ages 13+ at SBCC, free, register, 4:30-6pm (link)

6/12 CISO Strategy Salon - Seattle in Bellevue, 5:30-9pm (link) - for CISOs, Deputy CISOs, and senior security executives 

6/12 Drag Queen Paint & Sip at Bel Red Arts Studio, 6-8:30pm - join Maya Mem Sab for performances set to Bollywood hits

6/12 Sundown Society: music and Porsche design in Redmond, free, 6-9pm (link) - complimentary tacos

6/12 SIAOSI & PATI | Courtyard Concerts By Pasifika Grill and Bar, 7pm (link)

6/12 USA vs. Paraguay evening soccer match

6/12 Nick Mardon Trio: Guitar Magic at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/12 Lakeside Bat Night at the Lake Hills Greenbelt, free, 8:30-10pm (link) - visit the bat boxes and hear their calls, bring flashlight or headlamp, wait-list

6/13 Creative Summit's Art in Education at the Issaquah Farmers Market, 9:30am-12:30pm (link)

6/12 Middle Fork Snoqualmie Valley Wildlife Walk with Conservation Northwest, free, 10am-noon

6/13 Black on the Eastside meetup at Youth Eastside Services, 10:30am (link)

6/13 State Rep Osman Salahuddin's campaign kickoff at the Marriott Redmond, free, 11am-1pm, (link)

6/13 Chado demonstration and Chabana exhibition at BBG, free, 11am-3pm (link) - no registration, free matcha and sweets for first 30 guests at each hourly demonstration

6/13 Zig Day Seattle #2 at the Bellevue Library, 11am-5:30pm (link) - code together

6/13 Bows Across Cultures: Archery and Cultural Festival at Bellevue City Hall, noon-4pm (link)

6/13 Eastside Alchemy Market at Highland Community Center, noon-5pm (link) - includes food drive for Hopelink

6/13 Teens Create: Crochet Charms at Bellevue Family YMCA, $18/$20, 12:30- 1:45pm

6/13 Bubble Play Zone and Soccer-themed Mini Golf at the Downtown Park south parking lot, free, 1-3pm (link)

6/13 Green Week Ukrainian Food Festival in Kirkland, 1-8pm

6/13 Veterans Town Hall in Issaquah, 1:30-3:30pm - hosted by Everyone for Veterans

6/13-6/14 International Ballet Theatre's Stars of Tomorrow show, 2-4pm (link)

6/13 Summer Social Soiree at Ascend, 2:30-4:30pm - also 7/11, 8/8, and 9/12

6/13 Mara & The Charm: Rock with a Wild Heart at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/14 BelRed Run-iversary with REI, 10am - register on Strava

6/14 Sensory Stroll at Lewis Creek Park, ages 5-10 with adult, free, 2:30-3:30pm (link)

6/14 Resounding Love concert at BYT (on the grass?), free, 5-7pm

6/14 Burbank Comedy Festival PNW Audition Night at Forum Social House, 7-9pm (link)

6/15 Downtown Livability 2.0 info session at City Hall, 6-7pm - land use updates that may include rooftop amenities, Old Bellevue design standards, removal of floorplate size limits, changes to the active use criteria and requirements, minor updates to pedestrian, transportation, and landscaping requirements, there is also a virtual lunchtime session on 6/17

6/15 Intro to Climbing class at the SBCC Climbing Wall, 6+, $15, 6-7:30pm (link) - limited space in each class, must pre-register, classes are held M/T/W until 6/17

6/16 Member Coffee Morning at BBG, 9-10am, also 7/17

6/16 Trips and Tours goes to Tulalip Casino and Seattle Premium Outlets, 55+, $10, 9:45am-4pm (link) - meet at NBCC and optional home pickup - there is also a Pt Defiance Zoo Trip on 7/14

6/16 Craft-a-Character storytime at NBCC, ages 0-5, $5, 4:30-5:30pm (link) -Listen to a story and do crafts recreating the characters in the book, birds this week, and llamas on 6/30.

6/18 Audubon Bird Walk at BBG, $5, 9-10:30am (link)

6/18 Chamber Lunch: Mid-Year Economic Forecast, 11:30am-1pm (link) - features Brent Beardall of WaFd Bank, early bird pricing through 6/5

6/18 Public Art Opening Celebration at Crossroads Park, 3:30pm - artist Anna Mlasowsky

6/18 BelRed Run-iversary: Bring your friend, 5:30pm - register on Strava

6/18 n8n Seattle Community Meetup: AI & Workflow Automation with n8n, at Marymoor Village in Redmond, 5:30-8pm (link)

6/18 Pedal Forward Eastside: E-Bike Try and Apply event at NBCC, ages 16+ with parental waiver, 6pm (link) - Save up to $2000 on an e-bike (open to residents of Bellevue, Redmond, and Issaquah). Drop-in event, registration encouraged but not required.

6/18 Bellevue Essentials Info Session at Crossroads Community Center, 6-6:30pm (link) - Bellevue Essentials, a 10-week civic engagement course, is accepting applications for the 2026 cohort. The program will run from September to November, and participants will be able to meet leaders and learn how the city operates. There will also be an in-person info session on 6/29 at City Hall

6/18 Arize AI Builders Meetup, 6-9pm (link) - Topics: Green Software engineering and Lessons learned from building an agent

6/19 KCLS Libraries will be closed for Juneteenth

6/19 Matchday Mix: Pre-Game Cocktail Masterclass at the Westin, $30, 11am (link)

6/19 USA vs. Australia Soccer viewing party in public spaces along the Grand Connection, 1-3pm

6/19 Kokedama Moss Balls floral arrangement class at BelRed Arts Studio, 4-5pm

6/19 Brian James: Country Soul at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/20 Keep Bellevue Beautiful Downtown Cleanup meets at Bellevue City Hall, free, 9am (Eventbrite)

6/20-6/21 Olympic Air Show in Tumwater, 9am-5pm (link)

6/20 Summer Solstice Wreath Workshop at BBG, $80.50-$115, 10am-noon (link)

6/20 Fraser Cabin Heritage Program with hands-on activities, presented by the Eastside Heritage Center at Kelsey Creek Farm, registration not required, free, all ages, 11am-3pm - recurs 7/18 and 8/22

6/20 The Concert Truck (sponsored by the Seattle Chamber Music Society) at Ashwood Playfield, noon

6/20 Bellevue Youth Theatre Tie Dye Family Event, 1-5pm - season reveal, lawn games, and raffle - space is limited, so RSVP now

6/20 IACS Night Market at Crossroads Park, 4-9pm (link, link)

6/20 Lonely Hearts Club: Music of the Beatles at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/21 BelRed Run Club Father's Day Edition, 9am

6/21 NPA Summer Plant Sale at BBG, 10am-1pm (link)

6/21 Storytime in the Garden at BBG for K-2, 1-1:30pm (link)

6/21 The Concert Truck (sponsored by the Seattle Chamber Music Society) at Downtown Park, 4-5pm (link)

6/22 Solstice Evening Shinrin Yoku Walk at BBG, 5:30-7pm (link)

6/22 Greener Living: Repair and Reuse, virtual, 6-7pm

6/23 Bellevue Downtown Association State of the City Breakfast at Meydenbauer Center, 8-9:30am (link)

6/23 Connect Bellevue: Light Rail workshop at NBCC, 55+, free, (link) - few spots left

6/23 Dream DADU presents The future of housing in your neighborhood on Mercer Island, 6pm (link)

6/23 Midlakes United vs. Snohomish United soccer match, 6:30pm - food truck will be Pizzadillaz

6/25 At Scale Systems and Reliability Conference at Meydenbauer Center (link)

6/25 Sip and Stitch at Rain City Needlepoint, free, 4-8pm

6/25 Water Weeds 101: Hands-On Workshop for Identifying Aquatic Plants in the Fremont area of Seattle, free, 6pm (link) - Learn how to identify 20+ freshwater weeds and their native look-alikes with live samples, led by King County field ecologists.

6/25 Bellevue Women's Book Club: BYOB and share what you've been reading, 6:30-8pm (link)

6/26 Greener Living: Save Your Food class at BBG, free, registration required, 11am-noon (link) - free kit for participants

6/26 World Cup Multicultural Celebration at the Spring District, 11am-6pm - also activations at South Bellevue and the Downtown Bellevue stations, time TBD. Egypt vs. Iran match

6/26 Soccer Party at the BelRed Arts District, 2:30-8pm - face off with the Robot Goalie Keeper, see screen printing by Vera Project, photo booth art by Sarah Robbins, Cascadia Pizza food truck, art installation by Andy Arkley, vendors and music

6/26 KidsQuest Super Science Night: the Science of Soccer, 4-7pm

6/26 Crossroads Community Room Board Game meetup with Japan Seattle ABC Network, 6-8:30pm (link) - Japanese and English language learners welcome, may go to Applebee's afterward

6/26 Constellations at Theatre33, 7pm - also 6/27

6/26 Paint and Sip: Tropical Paradise at NW Arts Center, $35-42, 7-9pm (link)

6/26 Eden: High Energy Rock and Pop at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/27-6/28 Japan Fair at Meydenbauer Center

6/27 Sally's Day at the Museum of Flight - Celebrating Sally Ride

6/27 Needlepoint Clinic at Rain City Needlepoint, free, 10am-noon

6/27 Community Art Event: Bees and Butterflies in Bloom at BBG, free, 10:30am-2pm (link) - Children ages 6-14 must register in advance and be accompanied by an adult. We ask that there is one adult for every two children. Registered children should arrive by 10:45am to keep their spot. Adults and teens aged 15 and older are invited to drop in anytime between 10:30am and 1:30pm.

6/27 Cross Culture Without Walls exploration of Indian and Iranian food traditions at PCC, free to reserve a ticket, 11am-1pm (link)

6/27 Mercer Slough Ranger Hike, free, all ages, pre-register, 2-3:30pm (link) - also 7/25 and 8/29

6/27 Queer Creative Connections at Bellevue Library, 2:15-4pm (link) - also 7/25, and 8/22

6/27 Nature Journaling for Teens at Newport Way Library, Grades 5-9, 2:30-4:30pm (link) - recurs on last Saturdays of the month

6/27 Midlakes United vs. Ballard soccer match, 6:30pm - food truck will be Thai U Up

6/27 Constellations: Fringe Festival Edition at Theatre33, 7pm

6/27 Moondance: Tribute to Van Morrison at Bake's Place, 8-9:30pm (link)

6/28 Youth for Impact at Downtown Park, 3-8pm (link) - approximately 50 booths showcasing youth-led (ages 10-22) small businesses, nonprofit initiatives, arts and crafts, live demos, and performances.

6/28 Bellevue Book Club discusses A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman at Bellevue Library, 11am-1pm (link)

6/28 The Concert Truck (chamber music) at BBG, 11am-noon (link)

6/29 Bellevue Essentials Info Session at City Hall, 6-6:30pm (link)