South Renton Neighborhood Potluck

South Renton has a invitation for you and the family - come join them for some October good cheer. The Neighborhood Potluck in Burnett Park is open to all today from 1pm till 4pm. Bring a dish of food, bundle up the kids and come on down. It should be festive fun - that park is really pretty, has great playground equipment for the young ones and the fall leaves will add that special something.

South Renton October Neighborhood Potluck
Today 1 pm - 4 pm
Burnett Park at S. 6th St. & Burnett

North Renton Block Party Y'All!

BLOCK PARTY!!!

Hosted by: Nate Thornton on Wells Ave North &

The Giometti's on Pelly Ave North

Please plan to come by and at least say hello! Bring something for a potluck. Hot Dogs will be cooked and free!!!

WHY? Just for a good old fashioned neighborhood picnic. (this is NOT the official neighborhood/city picnic)

Please stop by between:

Saturday - July 11th

12 noon and 4pm.

Wells Ave - between 3rd and 4th Avenue.

Look for all the neighbors having fun and hot dogs on the grill!

(OKAY - sue me for false advertising, but I didn't have a photo of hotdogs grilling - yet!)

The Potluck Palooza

The words Community and Potluck when thrown together sound so 70's, even cliche. But if we ever needed a return to things like "Ecology" and "Co-Ops", recycling and cool communal gatherings, there is no time like the present.
Tonight was our first communal dinner and the wine was abundant, the vibe was cozy, the food was heartwarmingly good and our friends were out in number. Quite a success all around.
The award for the best Italian Dish of the evening went to Debbie Natelson for her divine Cannoli. My Mom reminisced about delis in New York when eating hers, and I remembered a certain cafe in Rome I probably knew too well. Deb's ribbon and the prize bar of chocolate were well deserved. Thank goodness she decided to share that too.

We are looking for the next host of the potluck- any takers? If you have dust bunnies overrunning your home, having 20 guests over in a month is a great incentive to corral them. Maybe we'll even let you choose the cuisine - and we promise, we're all potty trained (well, almost).