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Space available in our licensed school-age care programs!

Our licensed school-age care programs are ready to provide fun, engaging, supportive and safe opportunities after school and during school breaks. After School Programs Space is still available in our after school programs at High Point Community Center, Northgate Community Center, Queen Anne Community Center, and Rainier Community Center. Ages:… [ Keep reading ]

Kubota Gardens Public Restroom Upgrade

Seattle Parks and Recreation will be upgrading the Kubota Gardens public restroom to a standardized auto locking system used throughout our park system. This work will take place November 6 through November 20. During the two-week work period, a sanican will be available on-site as an alternative while the restroom… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation Veterans Day Closures 2023

Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities, including community centers and pools, will be closed Friday, Nov. 10 in observance of Veterans Day. However, on the actual holiday – Saturday the 11th – community centers and pools will operate on their normal schedule. Friday, Nov. 10 (Veterans Day observed): Closed: Open:

Toxic Algae at Green Lake: Lake Unsafe for People and Pets

Through water testing, King County Public Health has informed Seattle Parks and Recreation that there is toxic algae present in Green Lake. Currently we are asking people and pets to say out of the lake. Until further notice: For more information: lakes@kingcounty.gov, 206-477-4800, www.nwtoxicalgae.org

Seattle Forest Week invites the community to celebrate our urban forest, October 28-November 4, 2023

Highlights The City of Seattle along with community organizations are inviting the community to celebrate Seattle’s urban forest with several events throughout the week. Our third annual Seattle Forest Week is bookended by two large events. Trees for Seattle will host Arbor Day on October 28 at Jefferson Park. The… [ Keep reading ]

Thank you, Seattle, for an incredible summer season!

Fall is officially here, and with the change in season, we want to take a moment to look back at our incredible summer and shine light on all the ways the community came together to support Healthy People, a Thriving Environment, and Strong Communities! #SeattleShines Beaches & Pools: 130,791 visits… [ Keep reading ]

Apply for the Arts in Parks Grant

The Arts in Parks grant is now open. New and established festivals or events that promote arts and cultural participation, celebrate diversity, build community connections, and activate parks through arts and culture should apply. Opportunity closes November 7. About Arts in Parks The Office of Arts & Culture is partnering… [ Keep reading ]

2023 Indigenous Peoples Day Closures for Seattle Parks and Recreation

Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will be closed Monday, October 9 in observance of the Indigenous Peoples Day holiday. These facilities and services are CLOSED: These facilities are OPEN on regular schedules: Image from Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, located at Discovery Park

Seattle Parks and Recreation  Seeks Proposals for Long-term Food Concession at  Golden Gardens Bathhouse  

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is seeking proposals from qualified operators to manage and operate the Golden Gardens Park Food Concessions under a long-term agreement. SPR is seeking and will select the concessionaire who best demonstrates the ability to provide innovative, affordable, healthy, safe and reliable food service to park… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation Water Conservation Efforts 

During this time when our city and residents are being asked to conserve water, we know that it’s particularly important for Seattle Parks and Recreation to do our part. Luckily, we’ve prepared for this! We have a water conservation management plan that dictates how we can conserve water depending on… [ Keep reading ]