Know Language: ASL Baby Signs for Families

Becky Johnson Community Center 412 SW 8th Street, Redmond

Learn signs to communicate about family, food, feelings, and more! This is an in-person program. Registration is required. This program is intended for children ages 6 months to 2 years, and all children must be accompanied by a caregiver. Learn basic ASL signs with your baby! Signing gives you and your baby tools to communicate basic needs, …

Recurring

Open Hub Singing Club

Becky Johnson Community Center 412 SW 8th Street, Redmond

An unforgettable evening of singing...together! All voices are welcome.  No previous singing experience required. All songs are taught in a call-and-echo, aural tradition process. Group singing is one of the most ancient technologies of belonging. The research suggested that our ancestors survived by singing together. They weren't performing or recording. They were creating literal bonds …

Death Café

Becky Johnson Community Center 412 SW 8th Street, Redmond

Discuss death, free of agenda or ideology, with a friendly group. Ages 16+ No late admittance: entry is closed at 6:10pm. Death Cafés are a growing international movement of people gathering together in a relaxed and safe setting to eat tasty treats, drink tea, and discuss death. Free of agenda or ideology, the aim is …

Revolutionary Gratitude Journaling

Becky Johnson Community Center 412 SW 8th Street, Redmond

Create a gratitude journal using notebooks, art papers, stamps, and inks! This is an in-person program. Registration is required. A gratitude journal is a tool to record what you are thankful for throughout your day and/or life. Science shows gratitude helps people increase feelings of happiness and overall wellbeing, improve their physical and mental health, reduce …

Free
Recurring

Open Hub Singing Club

Becky Johnson Community Center 412 SW 8th Street, Redmond

An unforgettable evening of singing...together! All voices are welcome.  No previous singing experience required. All songs are taught in a call-and-echo, aural tradition process. Group singing is one of the most ancient technologies of belonging. The research suggested that our ancestors survived by singing together. They weren't performing or recording. They were creating literal bonds …