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“Mock Trial shaped the person I am today.”

Mock Trial is a program that allows students to learn about our legal system by researching case law and arguing legal issues. Teams compete around the state in drama-filled courtroom performances that are rated by real judges and lawyers. The Mock Trial program at Jefferson Community Center aims to familiarize… [ Keep reading ]

FREE Halloween Carnival at Montlake Community Center

Bring the whole family down to the Montlake Community Center’s Halloween Carnival on Friday, Oct. 26 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for a night of fun! Come play carnival games, get your face painted, do arts and crafts, and collect some candy! Dress your best for the costume contest. This… [ Keep reading ]

Bowl-o-ween at the Jefferson Park Lawn Bowling Club!

Jefferson Park Lawn Bowling Club is having a Halloween Open House, and you are invited! Learn to Lawn Bowl, bring a pumpkin to carve, visit our “Haunted Clubhouse”, wear your favorite costume, and grab some Halloween treats. Join us on Sunday, October 28 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at… [ Keep reading ]

Halloween Bounce House & Pirate Pool Party at Green Lake Community Center!

Bring the kids (ages 5 – 15) down to Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool for two haunted bounce houses and a pirate-themed pool party on Friday, Oct. 26. The lights will be turned down low in the gym with glow-in-the-dark accessories available from 6 to 8 p.m. The… [ Keep reading ]

THE BIG SIT at Discovery Park!

THE BIG SIT–birding’s most sedentary competition–is back! On Oct. 13 and 14, two teams will count bird species from a 17-foot circle in Discovery Park for as long as possible during a 24-hour period. The winner?! The team that raises the most money for habitat restoration in Discovery Park and… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks nominations for annual volunteer stewardship awards

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is seeking nominations for the Denny Awards, which honor extraordinary volunteer service to the city’s parks and recreation system. The deadline for nominations is October 22, 2018. The electronic nomination form is available here.   The awards will be presented at a recognition ceremony to… [ Keep reading ]

Apply now for Arts in Parks funding!

Apply now for Arts in Parks funding! The Arts in Parks program supports new and established community festivals, art happenings and music concerts that enliven Seattle parks. These arts and culture offerings celebrate diversity, build community connections and energize parks while connecting with underserved communities. Click here for program information… [ Keep reading ]

Gas Works Park Play Area Opens

 Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) opened the renovated play area and viewing plaza at Gas Works Park today, October 5, 2018. The sand box will remain closed until next week. The renovation features industrially-influenced new play equipment and improves accessibility at the play area. The play area project was designed… [ Keep reading ]

Interactive map of public art in Seattle parks

November 30, 2020 update: our apologies; the link to the map data on this page is being moved to new database software. We will update with the new link when it becomes available. Seattle Parks and Recreation is proud to steward more than a hundred public artworks, of all shapes… [ Keep reading ]

Maple Viewing Festival at Seattle Japanese Garden, Oct. 4-14

  Bring your cameras and capture the breathtaking sight of Japanese maple trees ablaze in fall color at the annual Maple Viewing Festival, October 4 – 14, at the Seattle Japanese Garden. This family-friendly event features nature-inspired art, maple tree scavenger hunts for the kids, live performances and other cultural… [ Keep reading ]