Meetings for the week of January 5th

Nicole Myers

— 17 min read

News: 

Construction on two pedestrian improvement projects in the Downtown area will be starting on Monday, January 5th, with single lane closures for each during work hours. See project pages links:

https://bellevuewa.gov/main-st-path

BellevueWa.gov/100thAveCompleteStreets

A public working draft of the BelRed Look Forward LUCA has been released and will be discussed at the Planning Commission on January 14th. 

Monday, January 5th 

Election of Chair and Vice Chair 

Probation Services Division and Community Court Presentation 

- The Probation Services Division received more than 1,650 client referrals in 2025 alone. Services and supervisions provided may include active probation, compliance monitoring, electronic home monitoring, robust programming, work crew, or a combination of two or more.

- Since the July launch of the Community Court at the Bellevue Library, multiple participants have successfully completed and graduated from the program, demonstrating early success in fostering accountability and positive change. 

Tuesday, January 6th 

Election of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor, to be followed by a 20 minute recess.

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

Council will consider Arts Commission recommendations for 2026 Project Grant allocations and may direct staff to proceed. The two grant programs are Eastside Arts Partnership (EAP) Support Grants (grantees are on a two year cycle and will receive the same amount in 2025 as 2026) and Project Grants (awarded annually, recommendation is $187k to 31 grantees, mostly $3k-7k and with a $1k bonus for BelRed grants). Funds will come from Bellevue's 2025-2026 General Fund and King County 4Culture support grant. Attachment has project allocations with details about the proposal for each project. 

Consent Calendar: 

- Accept up to $180,912 in state gas tax funding to support the construction phase of the Lakemont Boulevard RRFB at SE 58th St (Note: not sure how this can possibly be so expensive, see info here) 

- Acceptance of $1,628,418 in state Climate Commitment Act funding for design and construction of the NE 2nd Street Bike Connection, Bellevue Way NE to 108th Ave NE Project. This will use the existing paved footprint of the roadway. Buffered and striped bike lanes, bike signals, two-stage turning boxes, intersection treatments and bicycle signals will be installed and on-street parking will be reconfigured to create parking-protected bicycle lanes. This location is currently a gap in the bicycle network and will connect with a locally-funded bicycle network project on NE 1st/2nd Streets that is scheduled for construction in 2026 (Note: Surprised to see that work adjacent to Downtown Park is planned for 2026, since the design shown for Bike Bellevue seemed very likely to make traffic on Main worse, and the Transportation Commission voted not to move ahead with it right away). The bicycle facilities installed with this project are planned to be extended to the east to 112th Avenue NE as part of a future project.  Design on this project would start in 2026 with construction completion expected by the end of 2028. 

- Amendment to the Professional Services Agreement with Transpo Group USA, Inc. in an amount up to $83,785.91 plus tax over the original $350k, to continue providing project management services and engineering support for Bellevue’s SMART grant project, Real-Time Signal Safety Intervention (RTSSI). This will help provide documentation needed as a deliverable for a $1.43M federal grant and enable an application for the next round of grant funding. 

- Authorize the Second Modification to the Independent Force Investigation Team - King County (IFIT-KC) Interlocal Cooperative Agreement adding Seattle Police Department as a member agency, now that they have been released from the consent decree. This is needed in the event of an officer-involved use of deadly force that results in death or substantial physical injury.

- Adopt the name of Eastgate Commons for a new park as discussed by the Council at a November 18, 2025 meeting.

Study Session: Bellevue School District Levy Renewal – informational update to Council The February 10 special election ballot will include renewal of two local levies that comprise roughly one-quarter of the school district’s funding, with the remainder coming from state funding and federal sources. Proposition 1: Educational Programs and Operations Levies (EP&O) ($0.75 / $1,000), and Proposition 2: Technology & Capital Projects Levy ($0.54 / $1,000). These would collect $3,851 per pupil in calendar year 2026. BSD currently has a comparatively small local schools tax rate per $1,000 AV, with more than 15 King County cities having higher school levy rates than Bellevue. These levies should have a roughly revenue neutral impact on residents and property owners compared to 2025. BSD enrollment is up by approximately 200 students in 2025-26 compared to the prior year, with some of its most robust growth in the kindergarten grade. Kindergarten is currently up to 1,200 students, a number not seen since 2020. In-district student enrollment grew at the elementary level, and nonresident enrollment grew by 300 students from the prior year, both of which stabilize the district enrollment.

Study Session: Eastgate Campus Update: Approximately 1,500 people live or stay at the Eastgate campus in PorchLight men’s shelter, Polaris, and Plymouth Crossing. Since the Oct 28 Council meeting, PorchLight operational adjustments to reduce loitering were made, there is funding for a new staff member for two years, BPD has increased their presence, and there are increased on-site health services. A Friendsgiving event welcomed residents, neighbors, and city staff. Stats on Fire Department and Police calls are being tracked (for Fire, EMS and Cares calls, but not fire responses).  There is now an action-focused subcommittee of the Community Advisory Group. Community members are encouraged to use the MyBellevue app for reporting. Security improvements for the Park and Ride are ongoing. The City's Homelessness Outreach staff is increasing checks of the area. An FAQ about services has been added to the city website. We will not be able to require Good Neighbor Agreements in the future for permanent supportive housing under state law, but it could be a condition of providing capital funding. 

Written Report: In May 2025, structural concerns were identified at the Lincoln Center Property, and city staff have been working to identify alternative accommodations for the Safe Parking Program and options for relocation of the program to another site. The program has continued to operate in a modified fashion in the absence of indoor support facilities. Staff anticipate that the program will be relocated to another suitable location in Q2 2026. In November, the city ordered a shower and laundry combination trailer from NRT Specialty Trailers (price may be in Dec. 9 meeting info) and issued two emergency purchase orders for utility connections to the trailer. One with Sequoyah Electric LLC for $38k plus tax, and the second with Saybr Contractors Inc. for $20k plus tax to connect water and sewer. The shower and laundry trailer became operational for safe parking program participants on December 16.

Wednesday, January 7th 

WSDOT TDM Technical Committee meeting, 10am-noon 

Thursday, January 8th 

Consent agenda: Transportation Contract approval (base pay increase of 2.5% based on cost of living, and also increase $3.38/hr to account for professional development funds, vacation value, and the tech stipend. Revised SEIU contract attached.  (Consent Agenda may include the usual travel and expenditure approvals, but this is unclear since no attachment for this is currently included)

Public Comment (20 minutes) 4:55 - 5:15 pm (register by noon on Wednesday)

Report on the "Beloved Community" goal: Next steps are to expand microaggression training district-wide, create a library of equity-focused professional development modules, formalize equity leadership roles with clear competencies and responsibilities, maintain the Equity SharePoint page, strengthen MTSS alignment using surveys and incident reporting, engage stakeholders, and advocate for resources. 

Multilingual Learner and Language Programs - serves 25% of the district's enrollment and is trending upward. There are also 54 Native students receiving federal support in the American Indian/Alaska Native Literacy Program. The preferred service model is a two-way dual language program, since stronger first-language literacy is associated with stronger literacy in English. The percentage of English content varies by program, and the grades served also vary, as some of these programs are still in an expansion phase. Some formerly eligible multilingual learners also participate.  BSD has Dual Language Immersion in Spanish, Mandarin, and Japanese, and bilingual programs in Arabic and Korean. Being considered is the potential addition of American Sign Language (ASL), Russian, and Hebrew to our language programs. 

BEVEL is at 870 106th Ave NE and is a 12-story, approximately 180- foot tall, 304,590 gross square foot office tower with approximately 246 parking stalls on 0.9 acres Downtown. 

There is usually opportunity for public comment at the beginning of retreats like this, but no details are provided. 

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

Vote on proposed sewer rate design changes that might phase in higher rates for single-family residential over 5 years (an increase of 13-14% each year), in order to decrease the costs borne by multi-family customers, which would *only* have an increase of 6.6% each year; non-residential rates would go up by 13.2% each of those years. There is also the potential to replace tiered volumetric flow rates for SF with uniform volumetric flow rates (Note: this seems like it would penalize users who consume less water). If approved by Council in spring, changes would take effect on Jan 1, 2027. 

Update: The Asset Management Program recently completed two priority condition assessment projects: a detailed evaluation of 10 wastewater pump station facilities and a culvert condition assessment project assessing more than 200 structures.  There was inter-departmental work to effectively improve capital project selection, including the incorporation of newly updated risk modelling tools into capital project prioritization methods, targeted process improvements to the water main replacement program, and boosted cross-departmental coordination between the Transportation Overlay and Utilities capital programs.    The 2021 Strategic Asset Management Plan has a 6-year improvement initiative (page 110 of the SAMP) - 22 of the items have been completed and another 9 are in progress.  Next areas of focus will be technology and data. 

Utility Bill Assistance Program: Long Term, 70% utility bill discounts and tax rebates, Short Term: Emergency Assistance for four months of relief with job loss, death, or divorce, and matched community donations. Eligibility mostly starts at 50% AMI ($63k for a two-person household) and the long term programs serve seniors (62+) and permanently disabled customers. Roughly 3,000 households in Bellevue may be eligible, and 1096 households were served in 2025. There was a website update, streamlined application process that can be done on a new online platform, and increased staff capacity for outreach. In 2026, there is a plan to shift to self-attestation for renewals in long-term programs (with audits), and eliminating the blackout period from November to January. Benefits will continue during the re-enrollment period when they are gathering documents and staff are reviewing them, and information about the program may be added to the MyBellevue app in 2026. 

Upcoming meetings:     

1/7 Preschool Information Session, Virtual on Teams, 10-11am (link) Enrollment opens February 2nd.

1/14 Planning Commission: BelRed LUCA update and Comp Plan Amendment preview (Evans Plaza)

1/15 Land Use Public meeting for 1200 116th Ave NE in Wilburton, eight story building with approx 215 dwellings (link)

1/21 Land Use Public Meeting for Broadstone North Wilburton at 1400 116th - eight stories and 278 units (link)

1/22 BSD School Board Meeting 

1/22 Public Hearing for Travara PUD and Preliminary Plat at 16035/16007 Northrup Way, dividing 3.9 acres into 15 lots (link)

1/28 Planning Commission: Process improvements 

1/28 Kickoff virtual meeting for the Downtown Neighborhood Enhancement Program, with $975k in funding available for community proposals, 6:30-8pm (link)

1/29 Expanding Neighborhood Connections Roundtable at City Hall, 6:30-8pm

2/3 City Council  2026- 2032 Affordable Housing Strategy update 

2/5 Land Use Public Meeting for Westridge Multifamily Residences at 11661 SE 1st St, eight story building with 198 units (link)

2/11 Planning Commission: PSRC centers and Evans Plaza Threshold Review  

Opportunities:

BSD School Board Director vacancy for Director District 4 (West Lake Sammamish and parts of Eastgate, Lake Hills, and Crossroads) (link) Nominate someone or apply by noon on January 7th. If you know someone who has legal expertise, that could be especially useful. 

Bellevue Utilities is updating three essential plans that guide how the city manages its storm and surface water, drinking water, and wastewater systems. Residents are invited to share feedback through a short online survey and to apply for a focus group (link) Survey has been extended through January 31st. 

BelRed Arts Studio open call for artist using recycled materials, stipend $1400 monthly (Feb-April), expected time 15-20 hours/week, apply by January 8th. 

The application period for the 2026 Community Programming Fund opens Monday, Jan. 12, with new and returning applicants encouraged to apply. To learn more and apply, visit BellevueWA.gov/cpf. 

Startup425 Accelerator applications due by noon on Tuesday, Jan 23. Course orientation: Monday, Jan. 26 First session: Tuesday, Jan. 27 Final session: Tuesday, May 5 Apply at Startup425.org/accelerator

Conflict Resolution Coaching and Conciliator training will be held at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Feb. 10-12, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, with a final virtual training on Friday, Feb. 13 during the same hours. Space is limited, apply by Jan 30 at 5pm.

Bellevue's Arts Commission has a vacancy. Interested community members who live in Bellevue are encouraged to apply online by 5 p.m., Monday, Jan. 19. 

January 16th is the deadline to apply for BSD choice schools and language program lotteries (link) and open transfer (link)

Fun and Educational Events: 

Registration is open now for Parks sponsored activities that will be happening now through June (link)

1/5-1/11 South Bellevue Community Center 20th Anniversary Celebration - free fitness classes all week: badminton, cycling, Fit 360, foam rolling, functional fitness, group training, Jazzercise, line dancing, pickleball, Pilates, volleyball, yoga and chair yoga, and Zumba

1/5 Tai Chi Chen Style Workshop at Downtown Bellevue Boys and Girls Club Gym, free, 10-11am (link)

1/5 Toddler Storytime at Bellevue Library, 10:15 and 11:15 (link)

1/5 Indoor Play at SBCC (M, W, F) for ages 5 and under, 10:30am-noon, recurs weekly until 4/29, $4 for residents

1/5 Talk Time English Conversation Practice at Bellevue Library, 10:30am-noon (link)

1/5 Gardening with Native Plants lecture at the Newport Way Library, 1-3pm (link)

1/5 Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink free group skating lessons from 5:30-7:30pm most days from January 5 - 15 (free with admission) (link)

1/5 Bellevue Toastmasters meetup at City Hall, 6-7pm (link) - recurs Mondays

1/5 Women's Self Defense Workshop at Crossroads Community Center, free, 6-7pm, pre-register (link)

1/5 A Cappella Joy Chorus (seeking treble singers) rehearsal near Crossroads, 7pm (link)

1/6 Yoga Workshop - mixed levels at Northwest Arts Center, free, 9:30-10:30am, pre-register (link)

1/6 Spanish Storytime at Crossroads Library for ages 3-5, 11am-noon (link)

1/6 Bellevue Spanish Language Meetup Group at El Tapatio in Factoria, 5pm (link) - recurs weekly

1/6 Intro to 3D printing at Bellevue Library Makerspace, 6-7pm (link)

1/6 Dienstag Bier German Language Meetup at Applebees in BelRed, 7pm (link)

1/6 Bellevue Korean Culture meetup Korean Movie Night - No Other Choice, 7-9pm (link)

1/7 Preschool Information Session, Virtual on Teams, 10-11am (link) BSD preschool enrollment opens February 2nd.

1/7 Indoor Play at Highland Community Center (W, F) for ages 8 and under, 9am-noon, recurs weekly until 3/13, $4 for residents

1/7 Small Frye: Story Time and Art for ages 2-5 at the Frye Museum in Seattle, doors open at 10am and the event finishes around 11:15am. Pre-registration required, no entry after 10:30am (link)

1/7 Free-weight class at NWAC, free, 11:15am, pre-register (link)

1/7 Cubelets robots and 3D pens at the Kirkland Library for ages 3-12, 3-4:30pm (link)

1/7 Art Cart at Newport Way Library for ages 6+, 3-5pm (link)

1/7 School Funding Town Hall with 10 school districts at Newport HS, 7-9pm (link)

1/8 Application deadline for the artist residency at BelRed Arts Studio using repurposed materials

1/8 Yogalates workshop at Northwest Arts Center, free, 10:30-11:30am, registration required (link)

1/8 Bilingual (English and Mandarin) Kaleidoscope Play and Learn at Newport Way Library, 10:30am-noon (link)

1/8 Mending Circle at the Bellevue Library Makerspace, 11am-1pm (link) - new techniques are demonstrated each week

1/8 Thirsty Thursday Networking at Realty One, 4:30-6:30pm (link)

1/8 Seattle Outdoors Adventurers Meetup at Edgeworks Climbing in BelRed, 5:30-7:30pm (link)

1/8 Yoga in the Gallery at Avenue, 6pm (link), recurs Thursdays

1/8 Do Epic Sh*t in 2026 an inspiring talk to benefit The Sophia Way at Title Nine, 7-9pm (link) - Natalia Cohen was part of the first all-female team to row unsupported across the Pacific.

1/9 WA State Arts Commission Community Listening Session, 12:30-1:30pm (link)

1/9 KidsQuest open clay studio, extra $10.50 fee for glaze and firing, 5pm (link)

1/9 Teen Art Studios by Gage Academy at HCC. Free drop-in class on Fridays with dinner and materials provided, and new mediums are taught each month. 6-9pm (link)

1/9 Mark Dufresne Band plays blues at Bake's Place, $30 music charge and $30 f&b minimum

1/10 Outdoors for All's adaptive winter sports program starts this weekend (link)

1/10 Master Gardener class: PNW Month-by-Month Tips for Cultivating a More Resilient Garden, 9:30-10:30am, online (link)

1/10 Sports Free Play for ages 4-6 at NBCC, 10am-noon, rotating between soccer, basketball, and foursquare, free, recurs Saturdays through 3/21

1/10 Storytime Adventures at Lakeshore Learning in Factoria, 11am-3pm (link), recurs 1/24

1/10 Math Club at Bellevue Library for K-5th, 2-4pm (link) - Connect Four, Checkers, and Chess

1/10 DIY Assistive Technology (Tablet stand and stylus) at Bellevue Library Makerspace, 2-5pm (link)

1/10 Kids' Night Out at Samena for K-5th, 5-8:30pm (link)

1/11 Spanish Chat at Crossroads Food Court, 9:15am (link) - recurs monthly

1/11 TruFusion Hip-Hop Pilates class at Bellevue Square, $15, 9:30-11am (link)

1/11 Bellevue Classical Piano Meetup Group at Northwest Pianos in BelRed, 10am-noon (link) - listeners do not need to RSVP

1/4 Board Games + Boba at Lincoln Square South Food Court, 1-5pm (link) - recurs Sundays

1/11 NW Great Books meets at Bellevue Botanical Garden to discuss Lessons in Chemistry, 3-5pm (link)

1/12 Monday Night Networking Mixer at 13 Coins, 6-8pm (link)

1/13 Quiet Reading Party at Bellevue Library, 5:30-7:30pm (link)

1/13 Intro to CNC at Bellevue Library Makerspace, 6-7pm (link)

1/14 All Ages (6+) Board Game Afternoon, Newport Way Library, 3:30-5:30pm (link), recurs Feb 11th

1/14 PNW Accessibility Professionals Happy Hour at T-Mobile HQ, 4-6pm (link)(link)

1/14 Wednesday Whiskey and Networking – Daniel’s Bellevue, 6-8pm (link)

1/14 Musical Bingo (Mingo) at Browne Family Vineyards, 6-8pm

1/14 Board Games at Applebees in BelRed, 6:30-9:30pm (link)

1/15 Eastside Audubon Bird Walk at BBG, 9-10:30am (link)

1/15 Big Bellevue College Birthday Bash, 11:30-1:30pm (link)

1/15 Bellevue Chamber networking, 5-6:30pm (link)

1/15 BelRed Run Club meets at Downtown Park for a 3 mile run/walk, 5:30pm

1/15 Bellevue Book Club: Thursday Thriller at Mercury Coffee, registration full, 6:30pm (link)

1/16 Deadline to apply for BSD choice schools and language program lotteries (link) and open transfer (link)

1/17 Venture Saturday at Bellevue College, 9:30am-8:30pm (link)

1/17 Chinese Book Group at Bellevue Library, 2-3:30pm (link)

1/17 Bellevue Healthcare Professionals Meetup at W Living Room Bar, 7-10pm (link) - repeats 2/21, 3/21

1/17 Sing for a Cause at Theatre33, 7pm (link) - fundraiser to send youth performers to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

1/17 Bollywood Wonderland Winter White Party at Mirra, 10pm-2am (link)

1/18 New Year Glow Workout by Lululemon at Bellevue Square, 9:30am (link)

1/18 Make that Clematis Work by NW Perennial Alliance at BBG, noon-2:30pm (link)

1/18 Storytime for Kids at BBG, K-2nd grade, 1-1:30pm(link)

1/19 Night at the Museum day camp at Theatre33 for ages 6-10, 9am-3pm (link)

1/19 MLK Day Native Plant restoration event on Wilburton Hill, hosted by the City of Bellevue and EarthCorps, pre-register, 9am-noon (link)

1/19 MLK Health Fair at Crossroads Bellevue, hosted by the City of Bellevue and the Bellevue Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 11am-3pm (link)

1/20 Founders Monster Meetup Day at Bellevue College, 9am-6pm (link) - food drive, live jazz, line dancing, Tooth Fairy Experience, and advice on stretching and sleep

1/21 Bellevue Library Book Group, This is Happiness by Niall Williams, 11am-1pm (link),

1/21 Afterschool Story Hour (and games and crafts for ages 5+) at Newport Way Library, 4:30-6pm (link)

1/21 Cultural Conversations event Generations: A Place for Everyone to Belong, 6-7:30pm at Crossroads Community Center (link)

1/21 Queer Climb Night at Edgeworks, 7pm (link)

1/22 Paint and Sip at Theatre33, 7-9pm (link)

1/23 Raku Firing workshop at Eastside Pottery in Redmond, 6:30-9pm (link) (not their Bellevue location)

1/24 Scrapbooking workshop, 10-4pm (link)

1/24 Bilingual Jiu Jitsu Discovery classes at Synapse Jiu Jitsu in BelRed with Alliance Francaise (10am and 10:55, event ends at 1pm) (link)

1/24 Ladies' event at Chutneys

1/25 New Year Glow with Beyond Yoga Bellevue, 10-11am (link)

1/25 Bellevue Book Club and Silent Book Club Bellevue joint meetup at Jack Sprat in Redmond, 11am-1pm (link)

1/25 Artvana Paint and Sip at The Redd Dog, 1pm (link)

1/25 The Snow Queen at Meydenbauer Center, 5pm (link)

1/26 Schools Out Days at Boys and Girls' Club locations:

K-5: Ardmore, Newport Heights, SBCC, Hidden Village, and Eastside Terrace are full, but there are spots for K-5 at the Downtown Clubhouse and Spiritwood Manor. 

School Out Days for middle school and high school members (Downtown Clubhouse, Lake Hills Clubhouse & South Bellevue Community Center) are FREE with an active BGCB Teen Membership. No registration is required.

1/28 Bellevue Chamber Small Business Workshop, 11:30am-1pm (link)

1/28 Kickoff virtual meeting for the Downtown Neighborhood Enhancement Program, with $975k in funding available for community proposals, 6:30-8pm (link)

1/29 Expanding Neighborhood Connections Roundtable at City Hall, 6:30-8pm

1/30 Cirque du Soleil's Echo in Marymoor Park, through March 22nd

1/30-2/1 Spongebob the Musical youth performances at Theatre33, 6:30pm, noon, and 5pm performances (link)

1/30 Mike Waycock at Jocovine Bistro, 8pm (link)

1/31-2/1 Puget Sound Bonsai Assn’s Winter Silhouette show at BBG, 10am-4pm (link)

2/1 HIIT class hosted by Vuori at Bellevue Square, 9-11am (link)

2/1 Book signing and artist talk with Phillip Blair at Leica Bellevue, 11am-1pm (link)

2/2 BSD Preschool Enrollment opens (info session is 1/7)

2/2 Succulents 101 at Newport Way Library, 1-3pm (link)

2/7 Master Gardeners class Grow Your Flowers and Vegetables from Seed, 9:30-10:30am, online, $9 (link)

2/7 Summer Camp Expo at Bellevue College, noon-3pm (link) – free, featuring camps that serve kids ages 3-17

2/7 Tax Help from AARP volunteers (no age requirement) at Lake Hills Library, 11am-5pm (link)

2/7 Saxophonist Ben Wendel at Bellevue College Jazz Festival, 8pm

2/8 M-System for Winter Landscapes with Phillip Blair at Leica, 1-5pm (link)

2/10-2/13 Conflict Resolution Coaching and Conciliator training will be held at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Feb. 10-12, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, with a final virtual training on Friday, Feb. 13 during the same hours. Space is limited, apply by Jan 30 at 5pm

2/12 Launchpad Expo: Consumer and CPG, 1-8:30pm (link)

2/12 Bellevue Downtown Association Annual Celebration, 5-8:30pm

2/13-3/1 Cyrano de Bergerac commedia dell'arte at Theatre33, 7pm and 5pm performances, (link)

2/13 Art ‘n Soul painting and music event at W Bellevue, 7:30-9:30pm (link)

2/14 Alexander's Hope Valentine's Day Dash (5K) at Downtown Park, 8:45am

2/14 Kids' Day Away for K-5th at Samena with a visit to Monster Mini Golf, pizza and a movie, 2:30-8:30pm (link)

2/19 Lights out For Birds - documentary and panel discussion at Redmond Senior & Community Center, 5:30-7:30pm

2/19 Bellevue Book Club: Thursday Thriller at Mercury Coffee, Victorian Psycho by Virginia Feito 6:30pm-8:30pm (link)

2/19-2/22 Wintergrass Music Festival at the Hyatt Regency and Westin (link)

2/21 Master Gardener class Vegetables A-Z, 9:30-10:30am, online, $9 (link)

2/22 Book Club at Bellevue Library (link)

2/24 Women’s Leadership Conference, noon-5pm (link)

2/26 425 Business' 40 Under 40 at the Bellevue Arts Museum, 7-9pm

3/2 Basics of Successful Composting at Newport Way Library, 1-3pm (link)

3/7 Master Gardener class Go Native - Get to Know Native PNW Bulbs, 9:30-10:30am, online, $9 (link)

3/7 Fashion is ART at Bellevue Art Museum, 6-11pm (link)

See updates to the Event Listing at https://newbellevue.com/?page_id=82

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