Join Neighborhood Transformation on October 19, from 1:00–3:00 p.m. in the Harbor Room to learn about your rights and ways to support others in our community. This informational session will cover two topics, with opportunities to learn, ask questions, and find out where to turn for support. Know Your Rights Learn what community members should know when encountering border or immigration enforcement agents. The session will cover basic rights, how to respond during an inter

Mercury Pharmacy will offer flu and COVID (Moderna mNexspike) vaccines on Tuesday, October 20, from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. in the Harbor Room. RSV vaccines will not be offered. A signup sheet is available on the counter. Please indicate whether you would like flu (F), COVID (C), or both. You must complete the form located below the signup sheet and return it to Ginger or the Front Desk so they can confirm that it is filled out completely. The pharmacy will process your paperwork a

Six decades of creativity find a welcoming home at the Northaven Community Art Gallery. A mountain landscape, colorful bouquets, and three figures gathered on a rocky shore—Donna Thompson’s paintings offer plenty of reasons to pause on the way through Northaven. Her work is the latest exhibit at the Northaven Community Art Gallery, bringing vivid color and a personal perspective to a space shared by residents and visitors alike. Donna, who has called Northaven home since 2022

Tuesday night's bring fun, friendship, and song to Northaven’s Harbor Room. Northaven’s Rag-Tag Singers are tuned up and ready for a new season of singing—and there’s room for more voices! Join us Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. in the Harbor Room for an evening of music, laughter, and good company. Whether you’ve sung with the group before or simply enjoy making a joyful noise, we’d love to have you join us. New singers are always welcome, and returning members will find familiar

Join Northaven’s Classics Book Club on September 29 for a lively discussion of Shakespeare’s famous Scottish tragedy. Three mysterious witches, an ambitious general, and a ruthless pursuit of power—there’s plenty to talk about in Macbeth. Northaven’s Classics Book Club invites you to join the conversation on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 7 to 8:15 p.m. in the Northaven Library. Everyone is welcome, even if you haven’t read the play. Our discussions are always fun and inte

Explore poetry, spirituality, and music with the Creative Retirement Institute at Edmonds College . There’s always something new to discover, and this fall, Northaven residents can do just that close to home. Classes offered by the Creative Retirement Institute at Edmonds College are returning to the Olympic View Room, with four offerings beginning in October and November. Whether poetry sparks your interest or music draws you in, these classes offer an opportunity to explore

Start your Thursday with lively conversation, fresh perspectives, and Northaven friends. Northaven’s Breakfast Club is getting ready to kick off a new season, ready to kick off a new season, and new members are always welcome! If you enjoy exploring a wide range of topics, sharing ideas, and hearing different points of view, pull up a chair and join the conversation. The club brings people together for discussions that are both fun and informative. It’s a chance to learn some

Give unwanted items a send-off on September 30—with a little help from Lakeside School volunteers. Ready to reclaim some space in your apartment? Northaven’s 2nd Annual Dump It Day returns Wednesday, September 30, making it easier to clear out clutter and say goodbye to items you no longer need. The truck will be back to haul away garbage and unwanted items, and Lakeside School volunteers will lend a hand with collection beginning at 10 a.m. Grab a Bag and Get Started Pic

We have some good news to share — literally. Northaven residents can now enjoy the monthly Good Newspaper from Good Good Good, a publication designed to leave readers feeling more hopeful, inspired, and connected to the good happening in the world. Each issue explores a new theme and highlights uplifting stories, exciting innovations, and meaningful positive change. Copies of Good Newspaper are available to read in the OV Room. We simply ask that they stay there after rea

We hope you’ll join us at Northaven on Wednesday, May 14, for a special day of Dementia Friends Washington information sessions. We’ll be offering three sessions at 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM, so there are plenty of chances to attend. These sessions are designed to help us better understand what dementia is, how to recognize it, and how to support people living with dementia with greater compassion and awareness. What Is Dementia Friends Washington? Dementia Friends is

Starting May 1, the dining room will be making a small change when it comes to take-out containers and bags for dinner meals. Going forward, any dinner meal that requires a dining room container or bag will include a $0.50 surcharge per meal. This also applies to containers used for leftovers. These charges will be billed monthly. We know even small changes can take a little getting used to, and this was not a decision made lightly. Adding this modest fee helps keep the ove

Looking for a new way to get involved, meet neighbors, and help celebrate life at Northaven? We have two great opportunities coming up, and both are all about creativity, connection, and community. Lights, Camera, Northaven! The Northaven Video Club meets on Monday, April 20, from 12:00 to 1:30 PM in the Library, and new members are welcome. As the group works to expand Northaven’s social media presence, they are also looking for residents to interview for a promotional video