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Fall 2019 Garage Office 206.447.5664 Magazine PERSONNEL Tim Holt MRS DIRECTORY BUILDING A CHRISTMAS CAROL Tenant Services 7:30am−5:30pm M−F November 29–December 28 206.623.4567 Directed by Kelly Kitchens, this celebrated adaptation Security 24/7 follows the original tale, taking audiences along on 206.613.5333 Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformational journey. Leasing Opportunities 206.613.5300 Fall 2019 Garage Office 206.447.5664 magazine PERSONNEL Tim Holt MRS. DOUBTFIRE Senior VP / General Manager L [email protected] November 26–December 29 Aaron Blankers Join the 5th Avenue Theatre for the world premiere of Assistant VP / Senior Property Manager [email protected] this lively and uplifting musical based on the 1993 film F Mick Newell starring Robin Williams. Property Manager [email protected] Rick Mock Director of Facilities [email protected] E Jim Smith Director of Construction [email protected] IAT UNION SQUARE Piper Luhrs SEASON’S Construction Manager [email protected] CORDUROY Make the most of your day with the amenities outdoor courtyards, to the on-site dining there November 21–December 31 and services at Union Square. Union Square is is something for everyone. Working at Union FOOD. DRINKS. more than just a place to do business. Tenants Square provides a unique experience that Watch as a bear named Corduroy RETAIL. COMMUNITY. are able to workout, eat, shop, visit the bank, extends much further than the day at the office. comes to life one night in this vibrant pickup a cup of coffee, and enjoy so much more Relax, collaborate, socialize, and find a balance Blue Water Taco Grill play based on the heartwarming without ever leaving the building. From the full between work, life, and play. Cortina Cortina Café picture book by Don Freeman. GREETINGS fitness center, to the thoughtfully designed Dimples Evergreens Floral Masters Fresh Table Café Workout at the Union Square Fitness Center HomeStreet Bank MOD Super Fast Pizza Sean’s Place Grab a macchiato and a breakfast sandwich Starbucks Union Square Cleaners Walla Walla Farms Cafe SEAHAWKS It’s your coworker’s birthday. Swing by Floral Masters for a bouquet World Fresh Asian Eatery December 2 vs Vikings 5:15 pm Brainstorming meeting in the new Two Union lobby December 8 @ Rams 5:20 pm FREEWAY PARK SPOTLIGHT December 15 @ Panthers 10:00 am For more information, visit unionsquareseattle.com Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) has $10 Don’t forget to pick up your dry cleaning at Union Square Cleaners December 22 vs Cardinals 1:25 pm million in funding to improve Freeway Park December 29 vs 49ers 1:25 pm Tyler Lockett #16 and better serve the needs of the community. Happy hour at Cortina SPR and Freeway Park Association invite the community to participate in the improvement Grab a couple of MOD pizzas for your kids project by participating in a short survey at PROUDLY MANAGED BY www.seattle.gov/parks/restorefreewaypark (survey closes November 27 at 5pm). Hop on the light rail home COMING SOON TO CELEBRATE E UNION SQUARE LOCAL HOLIDAY EVENTS The Holidays are coming to Union Square! Join HOLIDAY RECEPTION in the merriment with festive on-site events December 11, 2019 throughout the month of December. You don’t AND ATTRACTIONS THE SEASON have to plan a trip to the North Pole or even step 7:00 am–9:00 am out into the cold to enjoy delicious catering, Enjoy holiday treats with catering by City coffee, performances by talented musicians, and SHERATON GRAND ANNUAL HOLIDAY MARKET Catering, coffee by Starbucks Coffee, and music holiday cheer. by Pearl Django and The Dickens Carolers. GINGERBREAD VILLAGE November 29, 2019 – December 1, 2019 November 23, 2019 – January 1, 2020 December 6, 2019 – December 8, 2019 Sheraton Grand Seattle December 13, 2019 – December 15, 2019 V SEASONAL MUSIC CAROLERS December 20, 2019 – December 22, 2019 Feast your eyes upon elaborate gingerbread Mondays and Thursdays in December December 23, 2019 creations at the Sheraton Grand Seattle’s annual Westlake Park 11:30 am–1:30 pm 10:00 am–12:00 pm event. All donations directly benefit the efforts Each week curated makers will showcase of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Get in the spirit of the season throughout the Take part in a local tradition and listen to holiday handmade goods at Westlake Park. Stop by for a month of December with concerts and music favorites performed by The Dickens Carolers, unique holiday shopping experience! from a variety of artists. Live performances will Seattle’s Premier Victorian Christmas Carolers take place around the Union Square property on since 1978. TURKEY TROT 5K Mondays and Thursdays. November 28, 2019 – 9:00 am E 24TH ANNUAL MAGIC IN NW 85th St & 32nd Ave NW THE MARKET Run, trot, or walk in the annual Ballard Turkey Trot 5k! All proceeds raised from the event go November 30, 2019 – 11:00 am directly to the Ballard Food Bank. Pike Place Market Get ready to celebrate the holiday season at Pike Place Market! Enjoy festive music, take a WINTERFEST photo with Santa, browse for the perfect gifts, and take part in the tree lighting ceremony. This holiday season Cortina is featuring a Looking for a festive drink to make this Holiday? November 29, 2019 – December 31, 2019 special offer exclusive to tenants of Union Try Cortina's Mr. Wilson! N Seattle Center FEELING Square. Book your holiday party in the private dining room now through the end of December Mr. Wilson Cocktail Five weeks of festivities including the Winterfest THE ARGOSY CRUISES on a Sunday–Wednesday evening and receive 2 oz coconut water Ice Rink, ice sculpting, seasonal lighting, live FESTIVE $500 off the food and beverage minimum. performances, and more holiday fun. CHRISTMAS SHIP™ FESTIVAL 1 oz plantation pineapple rum Your party will start with a round of bubbles December 1, 2019 – 6:30 pm 1 oz plantation 3 star rum AT CORTINA & on us! Cortina's private dining room is also Pier 55 fantastic for Holiday Luncheons! Lunch parties .75 oz cinnamon simple syrup WILDLIGHTS CORTINA CAFÉ enjoy no room rental and our recently reduced Hop aboard the Spirit of Seattle and join in on .75 oz lime November 29, 2019 – January 5, 2020 minimums all year round. a 70 year tradition. The boat will set sail for a Combine all ingredients, shake and strain into a Woodland Park Zoo cruise to multiple waterfront communities. Email [email protected] to book! cocktail glass. Enjoy festive entertainment and get in T Experience the zoo transformed for the holidays! the holiday spirit with Santa photos, choir Next time you are at Cortina or Cortina Café, Cinnamon Simple Syrup: The annual holiday lights festival is back for performances, arts and crafts, and more! take a photo of your meal or drink and tag Combine 8 oz sugar and 8 oz hot water and another year, featuring family friendly activities @cortinaseattle and @esrseattle on Instagram steep with three cinnamon sticks for 15 minutes. and holiday cheer. for a chance to win a $50 ESR gift card now Remove sticks and let cool. through December 13th! S.
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