Question 1

How can I reach the Peter Kirk Community Center (PKCC) without a car?

Accepted Answer

From the Kirkland Transit Center, walk or roll east about 400' on a flat paved trail through Peter Kirk Park, then take the path angling right. The ramp to the PKCC entrance will be on your left about 200 ft further.  There are bike racks all around the library, by the pool, and by KTUB.

Question 2

Where can I send my accommodation request?

Accepted Answer

Thanks for asking! We'll do our best to make sure the event accommodates and includes everyone. Please contact Daniel Lazo, DLazo@kirklandwa.gov, as soon as possible with a description of your accommodation request.

Question 3

What about parking?

Accepted Answer

There is limited parking at the Peter Kirk Community Center, including some ADA spots. There is plentiful free parking at the garage by the Kirkland Library. There are hundreds of additional spots in lots in the downtown area, some paid parking.

Question 4

How can this be free?

Accepted Answer

Liveable Kirkland is providing the speaker honorarium through our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, Urban Sparks. The City of Kirkland is providing the facility, videography, and light refreshments.

Question 5

What is Liveable Kirkland about?

Accepted Answer

Founded in 2017, Liveable Kirkland’s membership consists of passionate community members who share a vision for a city that is more livable: affordable, walkable, connected, vibrant, and safe. See liveablekirkland.org for more info about our vision, eight Meetups per month, and our many projects.

Question 6

How can I donate to Liveable Kirkland?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for supporting our educational and community-building efforts! Donations may be made through Urban Sparks, our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, with Liveable Kirkland as the recipient. https://www.liveablekirkland.org/donate

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