It’s your waterfront. Help shape it. Join us Jan 31-March 5!

The waterfront is a treasure that belongs to all of us. Join us for a series of informal discussions on key topics that are shaping the future of the waterfront. Now is the time to get involved!

All events will be held:
5:30 – 7:00 pm
Downstairs at Town Hall Seattle
1119 8th Avenue, Seattle

For directions visit:
townhallseattle.org/directions/

Tuesday, January 31: Climate and Context
How can we make the waterfront an attractive place for all seasons?

Wednesday, February 8: Mobility and Access
The waterfront is a crossroads. How do we balance the many transportation needs?

Monday, February 27: Environment and Ecology
How can the waterfront help to restore the natural ecology of Elliott Bay and showcase sustainable design?

Forterra President Gene Duvernoy will be a panelist at this event.

Monday, March 5: Setting the Stage
How do we create vibrant spaces for arts, culture and entertainment?

Forterra President Gene Duvernoy will be a panelist at this event.

Wednesday, March 14: Uniquely Seattle
Seattle’s waterfront has a rich context and history. How can we design it to reflect the uniqueness of the place and speak to our past, present and future?

Events are free. Space is limited. RSVP: rsvp@waterfrontseattle.org

Questions or comments?
info@waterfrontseattle.org
206.499.8040
waterfrontseattle.org

Thank you to our community partners!

City of Seattle, AIA (American Institute of Architects) Seattle, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Seattle Association, Futurewise, People for Puget Sound, Horn of Africa Services, Metropolitan Improvement District, Forterra (formerly known as Cascade Land Conservancy), REI, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Aquarium, Seattle Commission for People with Disabilities, Seattle Parks Foundation, Transportation Choices Coalition, AEG Live.

Town Hall Seattle is an accessible venue. For special accommodations, including interpretation, please contact info@waterfrontseattle.org or 206.499.8040. Persons who are deaf or hard of hearing may make a request for alternative formats through the Washington Relay Service at 7-1-1.