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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of June 12th

June 12, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

It’s not Duvall Days this week, so that’s a let-down. But there are other things happening. Although there’s no parade, you can probably spy a tractor in a field as you drive along 203 and that’s almost the same thing.

Flavour Bistro is open starting today on Main Street and taking reservations. It looks amazing. You can check out their website or stalk them on Facebook. (That’s where most of their good info lives anyway.)

Tuesday night at Northwest Art Center you can join the Duvall Bag Ladies as they make plarn by upcycling grocery sacks. The plarn will be used to crochet sleeping mats for the homeless.

Wine Bottle Art Night at Cherry Valley Winery looks like fun. Northwest Art Center is involved. You’ll make a vase and I heard that cheese would be present. Thursday night at 6pm.

Cedarcrest High School graduation is this Friday?! Are you kidding me? They’re too young. Send em back to kindergarten. Tons of other things are happening in the school district this week, including a school board meeting on Tuesday. This one starts early and involves a public hearing about the Capital Facilities Plan.

If you have a kid in school, take a long look at the calendar.

This Saturday at the Duvall Library you can learn how to make felt cosplay cuffs. That is a thing. And it looks like fun.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of June 5th

June 5, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

From 4-6 on Tuesday at the Riverview ESC, you can come say goodbye and honor some of our favorite retiring teachers and staff. They are:

• Paul Censullo – Director of Technology (1988-2017)
• Mary Jacobson – Program Assistant at Carnation Elem. (1999-2017)
• Jamie Latta – Third Grade Teacher at Cherry Valley Elem. (2001-2017)
• Joan Turchin – PAT Teacher at Carnation Elem. (1987-2017)
• Deanna Schneider – Program Assistant at Transportation (1988-2017)
• Joy Smith – Dispatcher at Transportation (1985-2016) – retired in August 2016

Also on Tuesday you can learn skills to help you parent young children. Head to the Duvall Library for Parent Talks, A Conversation Series: Executive Functioning Skills in Young Children.

Tuesday night is a City Council meeting. I don’t have anything funny to say about that this week.

Duvall Poetry meets on Wednesday at 7pm at the library. I’ll share my junior high poetry if you share yours.

Thursday night some local boy scouts are hosting a fundraiser at Northwest Arts Center where you can come and paint a Seattle Skyline outlined against a Van Gogh style starry night sky. Proceeds go towards a national parks road trip.

Also go to the market on Thursday. Always. 3-7

Build Big, Big Small Science Workshop is this Friday at library for kids 3-7, register in advance

BrainDance: Movement Matters is my kind of class because they say “no movement experience is necessary.” Saturday come to the library and learn about a “flexible movement tool that promotes the reorganization of the neurological system and improves focus and attention, circulation, core support and range of motion.” I would like my neurological system reorganized this Saturday. How about you?

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of May 29th

May 28, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

It’s Memorial Day on Monday! This is exciting for a few reasons:

1. We get to celebrate Thanksgiving 2.0, giving thanks for everyone who sacrifices so much so we can live our peaceful, happy, free, cushy lives here in Duvall.

2. People all over the country, although not in this part of the country, are getting out of school. We are happy for them. Huzzah, Rest of the Country! Enjoy your summer. We’ll join you later.

3. Hotdogs. Will. Be roasted.

4. DUVALL DAYS IS IMMINENT!!!!

Duvall Days is really THE big event this week. It’s going on Saturday and Sunday. There is so much happening and I really hope you don’t miss a thing. You can look for more details on the DuvallDays.org website or in my condensed version here.

Cow pies and races and tractors, oh my!

You can also set up a time this week to audition for the CCT Summer Shakespeare production of Romeo and Juliet. They do a one-hour, light-hearted version at events throughout the summer. It looks like a blast. Auditions are happening May 31st-June 3rd.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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Duvall Days – The Days of Duvall

May 27, 2017 by Kathryn 1 Comment

Duvall Days

Every year. First weekend in June. Duvall has its day…s. Duvall Days is next weekend! Our city celebrates its awesomeness. So, if you plan to miss it, be warned. You will live a life filled with regret and die alone.

Some years Duvall Days blows our minds and other years it’s kind of meh. However, even when it’s meh, it’s kind of amazing. We love Duvall Days. And this year looks like the best one we’ve had in many years, maybe ever.

Of course tractors will drive and horses will dance down Main Street. I pray Kathy Lambert notepads will be distributed because my supply is running low. Vendors will be all along the parade route again like last year. But, there are also a few new and exciting things happening.

Here’s a brief look at what’s in store Saturday:

Arts, crafts, and food vendors will set up shop along main street, in the Police Department parking lot, and in McCormick Park.

A mechanical bull will be bucking people off in the Duvall Tavern parking lot from 9am-4pm.

The Big Rock Car Show will be set up in the Safeway parking lot from 9am-4pm. (Stock up on groceries by Friday night because this gets to be crazy town. Fun, crazy town.)

Scavenger hunt, fun/kid/family zones (I think that’s code for bouncy houses and probably water fun), beer gardens.

Parade starts at 10:30 along Main Street.

KCLS will have a library van in the upper area of McCormick park so you can check out library books from a van… down by the river.

There will be a rock climbing wall, zip line, bubble soccer, laser tag, basketball tournament, and a frog jump contest.

You can take a nap at Duvall Co-op Prechool or get your hands duty at the petting zoo.

A photo booth will be set up near the depot building.

You can purchase cow pie bingo tickets on Saturday and watch the live streaming pie drop on Sunday from the comfort of your own home. Running of the Balls down Stewart Street sounds like a blast.

Face painting and tattoos will be administered in the Windermere parking lot. They don’t specify what kind of tattoos will be given.

Blitz, the Seahawks mascot, will make an appearance.

The historic Dougherty Farmstead will be open for tours and Cherry valley Winery will have an art show and wine tasting. Shuttles will be provided.

There will be tons of musical and dance performances and at 10 PM they will detonate things in McCormick park. #fireworks

You can even order food in the evening from local restaurants and have it delivered to you wherever you’re hanging out.

On Sunday:

Race in the REF 5K, 10K, or Kids’ Obstacle race.

Carb load with fire fighters at the pancake breakfast.

Watch the cows make pies on a giant bingo card. Or tour Cherry Valley Dairy and watch the cows make pies there.

There’s tons to do, most of it free. The weather is looking to be perfect. I can’t wait! Check out DuvallDays.org for more details.

Filed Under: Community, Cuteness of Duvall, Duvall Days, Events

What are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of May 22nd

May 23, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

I have been out of the country and I’m having a heck of a time settling back into life in the Duv. It’s hard not to have a pastry in my hand at all times. I mean, I know where I could get one, but it’s still hard. So, I apologize for the gap in posting. It’s Tuesday, but there’s still stuff happening around town.

In Duvall.

The second safest city in Washington.

There are concerts and events happening all week in the Riverview School District. Check the calendar. Don’t be the parent who misses the chance to see her first grader dressed up like a zebra, singing about dinosaurs.

Rustic Rose is hosting a Boho Felt Flower PAINT & SIP on Friday night. What. You learn how to paint a cute Teepee on a wood board and how to make felt flowers. Snacks and wine or beer are included. Don’t sip the paint.

This Saturday afternoon, if you’re not hosting a birthday party for my son, go down to the Duvall Library and learn to paint crows, ravens, and jays. Then come over and teach me your ways.

Looking forward:
Auditions for the CCT Summer Shakespeare production of Romeo and Juliet May 31st-June 3rd
DUVALL DAYS!! June 3rd and 4th
REF Run 5k and 10k June 4th

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of May 8th

May 6, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

There is a lot going on this week. I’ve got a lot going on in my personal life so I wasn’t able to mine the depths of the Duvall internets as thoroughly as I’d like. But here are a few things. Please add your own in comments.

Parent Talks: A Conversation Series is an event hosted by Encompass Northwest at the Duvall Library April 25th- June 15th to talk about various parenting topics. They meet Tuesdays from 10:30-11:30am. It sounds like a great way to get ideas to improve your family. You can attend one or all of the discussions. Children are welcome and there’s no registration needed.

Saturday May 13th the Duvall Reads book club meets at the Duvall Library to discuss The National Parks: America’s Best Idea by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns. What a great pre-summer read!

Cedarcrest High School Junior and Senior Prom is this Saturday. If you have Juniors or Seniors attending, I have a great idea. Make them pose for about a hundred photos with their friends on your front lawn and then post them on Facebook and talk about how beautiful/handsome and grown-up they are. I know it sounds crazy, but seriously. Try it. It will make you happy.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of May 1st

April 30, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

Do you appreciate teachers?! Then show it. This week is Teacher Appreciation week, so let’s do all we can to help those teachers know how much we love and appreciate their hard work and dedication. Check with your school’s PTA to see what they have planned or just go rogue and get all grateful on your own.

So predictable. The City Council plans to meet AGAIN this Tuesday May 2nd. You can join them or just wait two weeks. They’ll probably give a repeat performance. They always do.

Get your beatnik snap fingers ready because Wednesday May 3rd is Duvall Poetry Night at the Duvall Library. You like to spit a verse betimes with your friends? Slow down your rap and it’s poetry! You’re welcome to share.

It’s MARKET TIME! The Duvall Farmer’s Market is starting again. This Thursday and every Thursday through October 12th from 3-7pm. Come down and see the amazing food and crafts our valley residents produce. There’s often live music and activities for kids. You will love the market. It’s located on Brown Ave between NE Richardson & NE Ring.

If you didn’t make it out last week, check out Cedarcrest High School’s Production of Little Shop of Horrors, playing this week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. This should be a fun one for the family. They always do a great job.

Black Bears & Other Large Native Carnivores. Oh my! Come learn about them with Western Wildlife Outreach at the Duvall Library this Saturday from 10am-12:30pm.

Saturday from 10am-3pm, Northwest Arts Center will be housing a Spring Makers’ Market from a curated group of local artists called Duvall Handmade. Beautiful, arts, jewelry, and crafts will be on sale just in time for Mother’s Day. 15705 Main Street NE in Duvall.

CHS DECA is hosting a father/daughter dance on Saturday May 6th. So much cuteness.

I’ve noticed the owners of Cherry Valley Winery don’t like to drink alone. If you’d like to join them for a taste, their wine tasting room is open this Saturday from 12-5pm.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What are You Doing, Duvall? Week of April 24th

April 24, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

The Riverview School Board meets on Tuesday night at 7pm. Join them or suffer the consequences of your own disengagement.

Thursday is a great day for a plant sale party. It’s a plant sale to benefit the Cedarcrest High School FFA team going to State Competition. There will be food and prizes and all kinds of fun. Support the kids. Get your plants for spring. Hang out with friends. Tickets are $15.

Plants will also be on sale at Cedarcrest from 2-7 on Friday and 9-3 on Saturday. It’s a great activity to combine with the SVNLL Jamboree. Speaking of…

Counting down the days until Duvall Days and hoping for a small community carnival to tide you over until the big show in June? Little League has you covered. The annual Sno-Valley North Little League Jamboree takes place this Saturday at Cedarcrest High School from 9-2. It’s a fun carnival with games, activities, concessions, face painting, bouncy house, and an auction. There are also several live games to watch throughout the day. Come one, come all. It’s a fun one.

What I’m most excited for this week is the Free Shredding Event on Saturday, sponsored by The Irwin Group. From 11am-2pm, bring any private or personally incriminating papers to the Duvall Family Drugs parking lot for free shredding services.

Cedarcrest High School’s Production of Little Shop of Horrors is playing this weekend and next weekend on Friday and Saturday. This should be a fun one for the family. They always do a great job. As a special bonus – it features some 80’s silk flowers I donated… so I’m pretty much the star of the show.

On Sunday, April 30th from 1-4 you can go to Northwest Art Center and paint your own pottery for Mother’s Day. Remember when you used to do this every year in elementary school? Maybe your mom is interested in a plate with your 40-year-old man handprint on it. If so, do this.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What’s the Deal with the Thayer Barn?

April 20, 2017 by Kathryn 5 Comments

Save the Clock Tower

I’ll come clean here and tell you I have not paid much attention to what’s been going on with the Thayer Barn. I know where it is. I’ve seen the beautiful art around town. I know Duvall loves the Thayer Barn and citizens have donated a ton of money to hopefully restore it. Remember in Back to the Future, how people would interrupt Marty McFly making out with his girlfriend, and ask him to donate money to, “SAVE THE CLOCK TOWER”? The Thayer Barn is Duvall’s clock tower. Minus the making out. And the time travel.

Everyone talks about Thayer Barn as though we all know about it, so you feel silly asking for details.

For example, I say, “What’s the deal with the Thayer Barn?” and someone else replies, “You don’t know about the Thayer Barn? You must hate Duvall and farmers and all of rural America! And I thought I liked you…”

Photos courtesy of Duvall Foundation for the Arts

So, over the past few weeks I researched online and spoke to experts and I think I’m qualified to give a brief introduction to the project and an update on the current status. I’ve included several links in this post so you can read ALL the details of the nearly 30-year saga. I’m giving you the condensed version.

What is the Thayer Barn?

The Thayer Barn, now largely dismantled, rests on Highway 203 diagonally across from the Starbucks complex. It was a kit barn, built in the 1930s by the Thayer Family for their dairy cows. Kit barns are cool. They were ordered by catalog and assembled onsite. This one came from Sears and Roebuck a year before they stopped selling them.

Photos courtesy of Duvall Foundation for the Arts

People in Duvall love this barn. As of 2002 it was the last dairy barn still standing within the Duvall City Limits. At that point, the Duvall Arts Commission* had already been dreaming and planning for 10 years to convert the old girl into a community art center.

**Update from Patricia Chapman – “Our red barn was built in 1906. It was a dairy barn for decades, and is still standing. We are in the city limits of Duvall. The big yellow barn is the only dairy barn with the gambel style roof in the city limits. It was a work of art in the day.”**

To the people of Duvall, the barn represents our heritage as an agricultural community and it connects us to our past. It’s a gorgeous reminder of our roots and people are passionate about preserving it.

What Will the Thayer Barn Become?

Duvall Foundation for the Arts is currently working to convert the Thayer Barn into a community art center. This process officially began in 2000 when the developer who owned the land signed an agreement with the City of Duvall, stating that they would donate the building and a parcel of land to create a city art center/parks department in the middle of their new development.

They had 10 years to make it happen.

The city agreed to put up $200,000 toward the project and in just 4 months DFA raised the $100,000 they had committed to contribute.

Then for the next several years, the developer was on-again/off-again about moving forward with the project. All this time, the barn continued to decay. Time was of the essence and the project took a lot of it.

Photos courtesy of Duvall Foundation for the Arts

As the development plans fell apart, the project stalled indefinitely. Since the project had taken so long to get off the ground, some of those early donors requested their money back, but all the remaining funds are still set aside for the project.

The Saga Continues

Then, in late 2013 a new developer planned to purchase the property, and Duvall Foundation for the Arts picked up the torch and again began talks with the city and the new developer (Westcott Homes) to restart the community art center project.

And it’s happening. It’s just really slow because there are so many steps that need to happen all in the right order.

In order for DFA to apply for additional grant money to build the center, they need to own the land. In order for Westcott homes to deed the land to DFA/The City of Duvall, they have to separate the land into parcels. They can’t separate the land into parcels until they have water/sewer/other infrastructure in place. In order for Westcott to get the infrastructure built, they need the City of Duvall to approve the plans for their development.

Project Manager Elizabeth Hill hopes the city will approve the plans so they can begin installing the infrastructure this summer because there is a small window when this kind of work can be done successfully. If they don’t get the plans approved in time to do it this summer, they’ll likely have to wait until the summer of 2018.

Fingers crossed, City of Duvall!

But It’s Falling Down!

You may have driven by the barn recently and noticed… it’s not standing anymore. You’re right. The barn continued to decay and in 2015 it had to be dismantled.

“So, how can they turn it into a community art center?” you might ask. Good question. It’s not going to be turned into a community art center so much as it’s going to be honored and partially preserved in a community art center. Plans are currently in place to preserve what remains of the Thayer Barn and pieces of it will be used in the interior structure of the new community art center, which will be built in a similar style.

Specifically, they hope to install the north face of the barn in the upstairs interior of the new building.

DFA Wants to Hear From You

Here’s a link to the preliminary plans. They’re currently seeking community input about how to design the interior of the building to meet the artistic needs of the community. Meetings are from 11-1 most Saturdays at Match Coffee and Wine Bar. You can email DFA with questions or input.

Personally, I’m excited to see a beautiful location for local theater and dance productions and a gallery space for local artists.

To preserve what remains of the barn, plans are moving forward to install a massive cover. The cover needs a moveable ecology block foundation to be built to hold it in place and it will be installed by Dan Cook, the same contractor who disassembled the barn and preserved the north face. When the foundation’s in place, the cover supplier will install the cover.

It’s just a ton of work and I’m amazed at how well it’s all coming together. What a persistent team of volunteers and what an awesome legacy they’re building!

The designs have been created with the developer who’s building the condo development. When it’s completed, the city will own the utilities, road, sidewalks, and parking lot. Duvall Foundation for the Arts will own the land and the building.

You Can Still Donate

If you’d like to contribute to the project, you can do so from their website and, since they’re a 501c3, they’re eligible for corporate matching. They also have a few of these beautiful giclee prints of a painting by Vicki Perry available for $50 each (unframed) or $250 (framed). Anyone interested should contact Deanna.

Reproduced from the Original Painting by Vicki Perry with Permission

Currently the best place to go for project updates is this page, last updated in March of 2017.  Elizabeth says future updates will be uploaded there.

Here is an excellent explanation of the DFA and the Art Center history

Art Center FAQ

*An explanation of the difference between the Arts Commission, the Cultural Commission, and DFA From Elizabeth Hill

“The Duvall Arts Commission was formed when the barn project was first imagined by Sunny Ruthchild. The idea of the Arts Commission was to support the development of an arts center and the arts in general. I was appointed along with others to that first Art Commission.

Relatively quickly after that it became clear that what we really needed was an Art Foundation because the Commission was not a non-profit and therefore could not give potential donors receipts for tax deductions. Also, the commission was associated with the City and could not actively fundraise for the art center. We looked around to see what other communities had done to address these challenges and then developed Duvall Foundation of the Arts. It was Huston Barclay who did the work to establish DFA as a 501C3 to raise money for the arts center/barn project and for the arts in general.

“Later the City morphed the Arts Commission into the Cultural Commission.

DFA continues to work on the art center project, DFA puts on Sandblast every year as a gift to the community. DFA also puts on Art in Bloom and provides scholarships for people to pursue art and music educational opportunities. The vision we had as a community of having a non-profit foundation for the arts all those years ago has paid off and has contributed to Duvall’s thriving art community.”

As always, if you find any inaccuracies in this post, please tell me in the comments. I love learning about our town.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

Filed Under: Arts, Community, History, Mysteries of Duvall

What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of April 17th

April 17, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

Spring Break has broken and all the children have been forced back into schools for learning. But there is still fun to be had In the Duv.

The City Council will council on Tuesday night, as is their custom.

I’m bummed that our schedule is so crazy Thursday night because Snoqualmie Valley Rifle Club is offering a Junior Rifle Shooting class free of charge for kids aged 10 -18 at 5pm. They provide all equipment; you provide a good altitude and a desire to learn. Do you want your kids ready to fight by your side in the zombie apocalypse? Word on the street is these will continue for several weeks on Thursdays so maybe I can get my kids to one.

Superhero Rainbow Bingo is real and it is happening at the Sno-Valley Senior Center in Carnation. There will be bingo, prizes, a light dinner, costumes welcome and all sorts of silliness. Friday. Doors open at 6pm.

If you’re looking for a good time here in town, check out the live music Friday night at the Twin Dragon Sports Bar.

There’s an Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration hosted by The City in McCormick Park this Saturday from 10am-4pm. There will be educational stations with information about birds, mammals, storm water, plants, geology, fish, composting and much more. They will even have free trees for you to hug and plant in your yard.

Also on Saturday, the Cedarcrest Varsity Fastpitch Players are hosting a camp. Play along with the Red Wolves and learn or improve your skills. Ages 5-13. Email tandbnixon@aol.com with questions.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

Filed Under: Community, Events, What Are You Doing Duvall?

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