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ASL Social Hour
An evening centered on American Sign Language at Hopvine Pub welcomes participants at every level, from beginners to fluent signers, to connect and practice in a relaxed setting. ASL Social Hour is held weekly. Kellie, the neighborhood deaf bartender from Visually Speaking, tends bar during the event and offers encouragement and support to everyone.
Hopvine PubCollege Readiness Night
Franklin PTSA hosts an informative evening focused on navigating the path to college. Attendees will learn how to map out a timeline, understand federal student aid through FAFSA, prepare strong applications, and gain insight into admissions. A question and answer session with admissions and education professionals is included, and a light dinner will be available. The program is intended for students in grades 9 through 12 and their families. Featured guests include Yvonne Chiu, Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Washington, Cassie Yabes, Assistant Director of Admissions at Seattle University, Nancy Le, Outreach Specialist with Seattle Promise, Daniel Ruiz, Career Connected Learning Coordinator at Franklin High School, and Jim Jeffreys, AP and PSAT or SAT testing coordinator at Franklin High School. The gathering takes place in the Franklin High School Library. RSVP is requested.
Science on Tap
Curious minds are welcome at an easygoing evening of science and technology conversations. Local experts lead discussions that range from health technology to marine biology to space exploration and more, offering approachable insights for learners of all backgrounds. Enjoy food and drinks while you dive into new ideas in a relaxed, community setting.
Monday Night Foosball - Draw
Enjoy an open draw foosball night where the format adapts to turnout, running as either a DYP or a Monster draw. The crowd features a welcoming mix of newcomers, amateurs, seasoned experts, and pros, creating a setting that is both friendly and competitive. This nonprofit, member-based social club requires players to be members or guests, and first-time visitors receive a complimentary one-day membership with free play on their initial visit. With nine tables on site, including six Tornado and three European-style, there is plenty of space for pickup matches. Extras add to the experience, such as an 85 inch TV that typically streams action from Table 1, plus an Xbox, tabletop games, and darts. There is no required entry fee for the draw unless participants choose to contribute, in which case the full amount goes to prizes for the top teams. Club access is $10 for the evening, or included with a monthly access plan. RSVP is requested. Street parking is often free. On-site parking is paid, and the code Foosball205 lowers the cost to $4 for the night compared with the usual hourly rate. A keyless entry option through the app is available for accessing the space.
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