Magnolia Summerfest
MCC is excited to expand our presence at this year’s Summerfest with a double booth and Sunday hours! Stop by to learn about the Council, the issues we are working on and enter our raffle to win an Emergency Preparedness kit!
MCC will host the Seattle Emergency Hubs who will share the latest on Emergency Preparedness.
We will feature the Racial Restricted Covenants Project, check your address for Racial Restrictive Covenants in advance here, or at our booth. MCC will have modification forms and free notary services available as well!
Updates on the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan, Parks, the Magnolia Bridge and more!
National Night Out
This year’s National Night Out, falls on Tuesday, August 5th. Night Out is a national event promoted by Seattle Police Crime Prevention to heighten crime prevention awareness, increase neighborhood support in prevention efforts, and unite our communities. You can register your event, find instructions on applying for (non-arterial) street closures, signs and other materials in English and eight other languages Seattle Police Department’s Night Out Web page. This is a great opportunity to connect with neighbors old and new. West Precinct Officers and Command staff will visit your event as staffing levels and call loads permit.
August Primary Ballots Due Aug 5th
August Primary Ballots have arrived! Seattle will be voting for: mayor, city attorney, three seats on the Seattle City Council (Magnolia will vote on the two citywide seats), three on the Seattle School Board (Magnolia will vote on District 2), the Democracy Voucher program and extension of the King County’s parks levy.
Don’t forget! Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, Aug. 5th. Magnolia’s drop box for ballots is located at 1461 Magnolia Blvd W.
July 28 is the last day to register online to vote. King County Elections will have vote centers open for those who need assistance or have missed deadlines. You can register to vote in person during business hours and anytime before 8 p.m. on Election Day.
MCC & Magnolia Farmers Market Trivia Night!
MCC is excited to partner with the Magnolia Farmers Market for Trivia Night! Held Monday, August 11th at the Magnolia Village Pub! Tickets are limited, so grab your tickets here and take advantage of $5 off on advanced ticket purchases!
MCC at the Magnolia Farmers Market
Stop by our booth at the Farmers Market! We will be there to discuss local issues and will be highlighting Emergency Preparedness and the Racial Restrictive Covenants project. We will also have notaries available for property modification forms.
September MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
MCC at the Magnolia Farmers Market
Stop by our booth at the Farmers Market! We will be there to discuss local issues and will be highlighting Emergency Preparedness and the Racial Restrictive Covenants project. We will also have notaries available for property modification forms.
October MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
November MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
Join us to Honor Carol Burton
The Magnolia Community Council invites you to share memories of long time Magnolia resident and activist, Carol Burton. For many years, Carol volunteered in many capacities to improve the quality of life for people in Magnolia and greater Seattle. Learn more about her legacy HERE.
Please join us at for an ice cream social in Carol’s honor.
Date: July 19th 2025
Time: 1PM
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension (2330 Viewmont Way W, Seattle)
RSVP: HERE
City Attorney Candidate Forum, Hosted by the QACC & Uptown Alliance
This is a critical election year for Seattle, with the Mayor, King County Executive, city-wide Council positions 8 & 9, along with the City Attorney all up for election. In Magnolia, we will also be closely following the race for our Seattle School Board District seat.
Ballots will be mailed mid-June for the August 5th primary. In a rare pre-primary forum, you can hear directly from all four candidates running for Seattle's critical City Attorney seat on Wednesday, June 2nd via at a Zoom forum starting at 7 PM.
This event is organized by the Queen Anne Community Council and Uptown Alliance, with support from MCC. Feel free to submit questions in advance to queenannecc@gmail.com and sign-up to attend to attend HERE.
Stay up to date with the upcoming elections with the following resources:
Seattle Emergency Hubs Unplugged
Mark your calendar…
TWO Opportunities to Experience a Hub-in-Action!!
These are designed to be fun, family friendly events, all ages are welcome! Please see the Seattle Emergency Hubs for more details!
June MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
Seattle Emergency Hubs Unplugged
Mark your calendar…
TWO Opportunities to Experience a Hub-in-Action!!
These are designed to be fun, family friendly events, all ages are welcome! Please see the Seattle Emergency Hubs for more details!
Fort Lawton Redevelopment Draft SEIS Comment Meeting
The Office of Housing has published the final Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Study for the Fort Lawton Redevelopment. There will be an in-person opportunity to provide public comment at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center on May 21 from 6-8 p.m.
For more information, please visit the Office of Housing, Fort Lawton Redevelopment Webpage.
For those unable to attend in-person, you can email your public comment to oh_comments@seattle.gov with the subject line “Fort Lawton Redevelopment Draft SEIS Comment.”
MCC One Seattle Comp Plan Meeting
This event has been rescheduled to for those who plan to attend the Fort Lawton Redevelopment Draft SEIS Comment Meeting that is scheduled for the same time. MCC will now cover the Comp Plan information at our Tuesday, May 20th General Meeting.
May MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
The Magnolia Chorale Presents “Harmonies of Hope”
Magnolia Chorale after 35th anniversary concert May 2024.
Magnolia Chorale will perform its spring concert— “Harmonies of Hope”—on May 3 & 4th at Magnolia Lutheran Church. This unique repertoire explores the struggles of war, a longing for peace, and the hope that carries us forward.
The pieces range from R. Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem, a powerful and deeply moving plea for peace, to “Una Sanõsa Porfía” a Renaissance piece by Juan del Encina, to the poignant “We’ll Meet Again” ballad from World War II. A special highlight will be Naomi
LaViolette’s “Racing the Moon” winner of Magnolia Chorale’s inaugural “Call for Scores”.
When:
Saturday May 3, 2025, 7:30 pm
Sunday, May 4, 2025, 2:00 pm
Where:
Magnolia Lutheran Church
2414 31st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199
For more details and to buy tickets go to www.magnoliachorale.org
The Magnolia Chorale Presents “Harmonies of Hope”
Magnolia Chorale after 35th anniversary concert May 2024.
Magnolia Chorale will perform its spring concert— “Harmonies of Hope”—on May 3 & 4th at Magnolia Lutheran Church. This unique repertoire explores the struggles of war, a longing for peace, and the hope that carries us forward.
The pieces range from R. Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem, a powerful and deeply moving plea for peace, to “Una Sanõsa Porfía” a Renaissance piece by Juan del Encina, to the poignant “We’ll Meet Again” ballad from World War II. A special highlight will be Naomi
LaViolette’s “Racing the Moon” winner of Magnolia Chorale’s inaugural “Call for Scores”.
When:
Saturday May 3, 2025, 7:30 pm
Sunday, May 4, 2025, 2:00 pm
Where:
Magnolia Lutheran Church
2414 31st Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98199
For more details and to buy tickets go to www.magnoliachorale.org
Vino in the Village
Join Discover Magnolia for this long time community favorite that will return on April 26th from 5:30-8:30pm. Featuring about 16-20 local wineries spread out through the Village pouring their latest offerings. Come enjoy fine wines, great atmosphere and the chance to purchase bottles tax free. It will be here sooner than you expect. Get your tickets on the Discover Magnolia website HERE.
April MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Agenda:
District 6 and 7 City Council Updates
One Seattle Comp Plan Updates
University of Washington Racial Restrictive Land Covenants Project Presentation
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
March MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Agenda: This month MCC will welcome Mike Tulee, Executive Director of the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation and Daybreak Star Cultural Center, to speak about his organization.
Maria Barrientos from the Seattle Storm, will share news about upcoming art installations near the new Storm Center.
Meeting Date: Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM 9:00 PM
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension (2330 West Viewmont Way W)
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355
February MCC General Meeting
MCC's February meeting will feature guest speaker CM Bob Kettle (District 7). In addition to the 2025 Comp Plan, CM Kettle will address additional topics that are important to our Magnolia community including, Transportation, Safety and Emergency Planning, Parks (Smith Cover and the Discovery Park Visitors Center Programming) Education the Port and Magnolia Bridge.
If you missed the meeting, watch the recording here!
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Donations for Our Community Organizations
Our meeting host, the Episcopal Church of the Ascension is collecting items from the list below for our community organizations. If you would like to donate please bring your items to our meeting.
Ballard Food Bank, Interbay Villages and Riverton Asylum Seekers would like peanut butter, soups, sugar, rice, diapers sizes 2 - 5 and baby wipes
QA Helpline, Interbay Villages, Riverton Asylum Seekers, and Operation Nightwatch would like coats, shoes, clothing, socks, bedding and towels
West Magnolia Hub Emergency Communication Meeting
Join the West Magnolia Hub Emergency Communications meeting.
The first hour, Cindi & Frank will repeat December’s Hub 101: what a Hub is, is not and practice handling incoming information.
The second hour we will cover ways to collect, store, MAP and share information with our local community, other Hubs and the City.
For questions please reach out to Frank Gaul at ftgaul@gmail.com or 206-499-8690
January MCC General Meeting
Please join us for the Magnolia Community Council monthly meeting, held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Magnolia, and broadcast via zoom (see below).
Be sure you are signed up for the MCC Newsletters to receive meeting updates and agenda details.
Location: Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 2330 West Viewmont Way West
Can’t make it in person, join us on Zoom
Meeting ID: 827 2259 3494
Passcode: 297355