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Join us for an unforgettable experience at The Memory Hub Summer Outdoor Concert Series! Enjoy incredible performances under the sun and create lasting memories with friends and family. Don’t miss out—mark your calendar and be part of the excitement! We can’t wait to see you there!

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We're looking forward to the 'Memory Hub Mingle,' our annual Fall Open House on Tues. Oct. 29, 4-6pm! Whether you are already part of the Memory Hub community or curious to learn more, come explore our programs, connect with our partners, and enjoy an uplifting time together. A free event for people with memory loss, caregivers, professionals and the wider community.

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We’ve had some fantastic events this July! As the month wraps up, let’s look back at some highlights at Skyline. On the 10th, we joined the UW Memory Hub Brain Block Party with a puzzle station and kept everyone cool with freshly made fruit popsicles. On the 17th, we showed our appreciation to the Seattle police with a grab-and-go lunch. We concluded our July events on the 19th with the much-anticipated Tasting Notes with Kenji Lopez-Alt at the Benaroya Hall. It was an amazing event, and we can’t wait to sponsor more concerts like this!

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“We made it official in 2013 and I took great pride in talking about my husband! Sometimes you get a raised eyebrow. Here, not a blink. Who you are is who they welcome.”
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Happy Skilled Nursing Week! Thank you for all you do!