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Seattle celiac disease Awareness Walk And Gluten Free Food Fair

burdee

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On May 19 at Green Lake Community Center (7201 East Greenlake Drive North) in North Seattle, we will hold the annual Celiac Disease Awareness Walk and Gluten Free Food Fair. Registration for the walk (includes tee shirt) begins at 8am on the patio outside the GLCC. The walk and food fair begin at 9am and continue until 12 noon. After a kick-off speech by Dr. Stephen Wangen of the IBS Treatment Center, we will walk the 2.8 mile Green Lake path. The Gluten Free Food Fair will provide product samples from 20 different gluten free food companies. The food fair information table will offer brochures from the Seattle IBS Treatment Center, Enterolab, USBioTek Labs (which processes ELISA tests), GlutenFreePassport (guidebook for eating out gluten free) and GIG (which sponsors the walk). If you need more information or directions to Green Lake, email me at penguinea@hotmail.com or see Open Original Shared Link

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tarnalberry Community Regular
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woot!

cyberprof Enthusiast
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I'll be there! Maybe bring some friends/family!

On May 19 at Green Lake Community Center (7201 East Greenlake Drive North) in North Seattle, we will hold the annual Celiac Disease Awareness Walk and Gluten Free Food Fair. Registration for the walk (includes tee shirt) begins at 8am on the patio outside the GLCC. The walk and food fair begin at 9am and continue until 12 noon. After a kick-off speech by Dr. Stephen Wangen of the IBS Treatment Center, we will walk the 2.8 mile Green Lake path. The Gluten Free Food Fair will provide product samples from 20 different gluten free food companies. The food fair information table will offer brochures from the Seattle IBS Treatment Center, Enterolab, USBioTek Labs (which processes ELISA tests), GlutenFreePassport (guidebook for eating out gluten free) and GIG (which sponsors the walk). If you need more information or directions to Green Lake, email me at penguinea@hotmail.com or see Open Original Shared Link

BURDEE

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I'll be there, I missed out on last year's event. I didn't find out about it until 2 days after it happened. :angry:

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Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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Please post events like these on the calendar.

Thank you!

Scott

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