Bothell, WA – After a gap of almost three years, Cascadia College is back at community events. With COVID-19 cases waxing and waning periodically, in-person events were a thing of the past. However, with widespread vaccinations and the general public embracing life in a pandemic, Cascadia College is out and about making its presence felt.
Back in May, Cascadia participated in Centro Cultural Mexicano’s Cinco de Mayo Fiesta para la Familia. Held at Redmond Downtown Park, this free event saw a large turnout as families enjoyed a rare rain-free day outdoors. “Our goal is to empower communities by providing programs for education and by building strong connections through art and culture. We are proud to share the brilliance and beauty of our culture in a way that all can enjoy and it,” said Angie Hinojos, Executive Director of Centro Cultural Mexicano.
Also in May, Cascadia College and UW Bothell sponsored Pups and Cubs 1K at the UW Bothell Husky 5K event. This virtual and in-person race helped raise funds for student scholarships.
Image of children getting candy at Bothell's Fourth of July Parade.With the long winter behind us, there was a sunny and colorful start to the events month of July with the City of Bothell’s Annual Fourth of July Parade and Pancake Breakfast. Cascadia College had a large contingent of students and staff and their family members participating in the parade to the cheers of community members who turned out in droves on the sidewalks all along Bothell’s Main Street.
Cascadia College made an appearance with crowd giveaways and prizes at the Redmond Derby Days, a long-standing summer fixture in the City of Redmond held this year on July 8 and 9.
Watch out for the Cascadia College booth in the upcoming “Celebrate Woodinville Festival” on Saturday, August 13 and at the Saturday SummerFest is organized by the Bothell Kenmore Chamber of Commerce on August 20.
Along with doing all these events, Cascadia is partnering with Together Center in Redmond—an organization that envisions a healthy, housed and thriving community where people can easily access a range of compassionate services in one location—to operate a classroom focusing on Running Start and Basic Education courses for residents at the south end of our district.
“It is invigorating to connect with our surrounding communities again, and share with them the many opportunities and resources available at Cascadia College,” says Sara Gómez Taylor, Cascadia College Director of Marketing and Outreach. If you see us at one of the upcoming events, please stop by to say hello! We are thrilled to be back in the community and eager to celebrate the summer with everyone.
Cascadia College is enrolling now for Fall 2022.
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