Parkways Seattle Parks and Recreation

Just Cooking: Youth ages 13-19 can earn a $100 stipend while learning about food justice issues and developing foundational cooking skills in this new FREE program.

Just Cooking’s pilot program will start January 2020 and will run 4-week classes until June, 2020. Classes are from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Fridays at High Point Community Center, and Saturdays at South Park Community Center. Start dates for each 4-week program are on the first date of each month, January to June. Registrants must fully complete required paperwork before starting class.

Participants must be between 13 & 19 years old. Click here to sign up: https://seattle.surveymonkey.com/r/KF8B5JY

Questions? Please contact Jacob.Alhadeff@seattle.gov.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has a variety of free activities available for youth over the winter break. Please see information below. Dates and times are subject to change; please call the corresponding facility to confirm details.

International District Community Center (719 8th Ave. S):

• Youth Open Gym: Mondays (1:30-5:30pm), Tuesdays (1-5:30pm), Wednesdays (1:30-5:30pm), Thursdays (1-5:45pm). Open gym for youth ages 5-18. Free.
• Youth Table Tennis: Mondays (3-6pm) and Wednesdays (4:30-6pm). Six ping pong tables for youth to enjoy. Paddles and balls are provided. Open to youth 18 and under. Free.

Miller Community Center (330 19th Ave. E):

• Teen Room: Monday, Dec. 23 through Friday, Dec. 27 from 12-6 pm; Monday Dec. 30 through Friday, Jan. 3 from 12-6 pm.Youth ages 11–14 can play board and video games, use computers and peruse the library, and check out what’s on TV. Free.
• Open Gym: Monday,Dec. 23 and Monday, Dec. 30 from 12-4 pm; Tuesday, Dec. 31 from 1–4 pm; Thursday, Jan. 2 and Friday, Jan 3. from 12-4 pm. Shoot hoops in the gym; open to all ages. Free.
• Youth Open Gym: Friday, Jan. 3 from 4-6 pm. Open gym for youth ages 5-18. Free.

Montlake Community Center (1618 E Calhoun St.):

• Open Gym: Saturday, Dec. 21 and Saturday, Dec. 28 from 9-10:15am; Tuesday, Dec. 24 from 1-4pm; Thursday, Dec. 26 from 1-4pm. Shoot hoops in the gym; open to all ages. Free.
• Youth Basketball: Tuesdays and Thursdays (3-4 pm); Fridays (2:30-4 pm). Free.

Meadowbrook Community Center (10517 35th Ave NE):

• Open Gym: Monday, Dec. 30 from 11 am – 9pm. Shoot hoops in the gym; all ages. Free.
• Teen Life Open Gym: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 pm – 7:45pm; Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm – 1:45 pm; ages 12-19. Free.
• Teen Late Night: Fridays and Saturdays, 7 pm – midnight; open to youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement. Free.
• Stir It Up Cooking Program: Thursdays from 4-6 pm, ages 12-19. Learn to cook, budget, and be self- sufficient in the kitchen. Free.
• Shoe Restoration:  Fridays, 7-8pm.Learn how to restore your old shoes and gain entrepreneurial skills. For ages 13-19. Free.
• Studio Drop-in: Thursdays and Fridays from 5-7:45 pm. Learn basic audio technology, song writing, and engineering mixing and music editing. Ages 13-19. Free.

Rainier Community Center (4600 38th Ave S):

• Table Tennis (Ping Pong): Every day the center is open, between 10am-8pm; all ages.Drop in with a friend and practice your skills. Free.
• Computer Lab: Monday, Dec. 23 through Friday, Jan. 3, from 11 am-6pm. Increase your knowledge of computers and useful software. All ages, free.

Rainier Beach Community Center (8825 Rainier Ave. S):

• Holiday Hangout: Tuesday, Dec. 24 from 11am-5pm. Youth vs. adult basketball, games, cookie baking and decorating, holiday pics, arts and crafts, holiday meal, raffle and more. All ages. Free.
• Teen Late Night: Fridays and Saturdays, 7 pm – midnight; open to youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement. Free.

South Park Community Center (8319 8th Ave. S):

• Teen Late Night: Fridays and Saturdays, 7 pm – midnight; open to youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement. Free.
• Video Production: Tuesday, Dec 24 and Tuesday, Dec 31 from 4-5:30pm. Ages 7-19. Free. Please call the Community Center for details at (206) 684-7451.
• T-shirt Design: Thursday, Dec. 26 and Thursday, Jan. 2 from4-5:30pm. Ages 7-19. Free. Please call the Community Center for details at (206) 684-7451.
• Computer Skills for Teens: Friday, Dec. 27 and Friday, Jan 3 from 4-5:30pm.Up your game by learning more about software and computer basics. Ages 13-18. Free

Van Asselt Community Center (2820 S Myrtle St.):

• Basketball Open Gym: Monday, Wednesdays, Fridays from 2-4pm; and Thursday and Friday, Jan 2 and Jan. 3, from 9 am-9pm. Shoot hoops in the gym; all ages. Free.
• Self Defense: Friday, Dec. 20 from 5:30 – 6:30pm. Ages 6-16; free.
• Teen Late Night: Fridays, 7-11:30pm. For youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement. Free.
• Teen Room: Monday, Dec. 23 through Friday, Jan 3 from 4-7:30pm. Enjoy games, cooking (and a field trip with completed E-13).

Southwest Teen Life Center (2801 SW Thistle St.):

• Teen Drop-in Programs: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 2:30-8pm. Open gym, game room, computer lab, snacks. Structured drop in activities for ages 13-19. Free.
• Teen Late Night: Fridays and Saturdays from 7pm – midnight. Open to youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement. Free.

All Teen Late Night Programs (free): Open to youth 13-19. Recreation based activities focus on positive teen interactions and engagement.

• Bitter Lake Community Center; 13035 Linden Ave N; (206) 684-7524; Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Garfield Teen Life Center;428 23rd Ave; (206) 684-4550; Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• High Point Community Center;6920 34th Ave SW; (206) 684-7422; Fri ONLY 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Meadowbrook Teen Life Center;10517 35th Ave NE; (206) 684-7523;
• Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Rainier Beach Community Center; 8825 Rainier Ave. S; (206) 386-1925; Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Rainier Community Center;4600 38th Ave. S; (206) 386-1925; Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• South Park Community Center;8319 8th Ave. S; (206) 684-7438; Fri & Sat  7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Southwest Teen Life Center; 2801 SW Thistle St.; (206) 684-4115;
• Fri & Sat 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.
• Van Asselt Community Center; 2820 S Myrtle St.; (206) 386-1921; Fri ONLY 7 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Mark your calendars! Join your friends, family and neighbors for our annual Pancake Breakfast fundraising events at Bitter Lake, Rainier, Loyal Heights and Northgate community centers! See dates and times below.

These annual fundraisers are more than just a great meal; proceeds go to fund scholarships for youth in need throughout the year.

All ages welcome and kids 3 and under eat free! Make this a yearly family tradition–enjoy a yummy meal, have fun with your local community, and enjoy kids activities and crafts.

Bitter Lake:
Sunday, February 9th, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Rainier:
Saturday, February 22, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.   

Loyal Heights:
March 1, 2020, 8 a.m. – noon

Northgate:
Saturday, December 5, 2020, 9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Thank you to this year’s sponsor, Darigold!

This year, we worked in every corner of the city to expand recreational opportunities, restore our urban forest, build and design new parks, renovate play areas, and engage with community.

As Seattle’s population grows, and livability, affordability, and transportation issues continue to become more challenging, Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is working hard to provide affordable, accessible programming that helps maintain the livability of our city, and to provide indoor and outdoor spaces for community to gather, be active, and connect with each other and the natural environment.

Read on to see how SPR helped support Strong Communities in 2019, and click the links to see how we supported Healthy People and a Healthy Environment!

Strong Communities:

• Supported the citywide snow response: During the February 2019 snowstorm, SPR maintenance staff provided 6,151 hours of support to SDOT in snow and ice control, including removing snow from roads, sidewalks, and community centers, as well as hauling over 1,000,000 pounds of salt. SPR also opened two emergency shelters, one at Bitter Lake Community Center and one at Garfield Community Center, serving upwards of 50 residents each night for over two weeks.
• Celebrated the 30^th Anniversary of our Teen Late Night Program, a program that providing at-risk young people ages 13-19 with a safe place, a healthy meal, recreation programs, and the opportunity to develop life skills. 
• Welcomed volunteers: Through the third quarter of this year, we have had 17,824 volunteers donate 116,160 hours of support to SPR programs, parks and activities.
• Collaborated with the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs to hold 6 of their 14 Citizenship Clinics at SPR community centers. [Bitter Lake (twice), Meadowbrook, Van Asselt, Delridge, South Park]. A citizenship clinic is an event serving 25-50 people where volunteer attorneys, interpreters, and others assist eligible green card holders with completing their N-400 naturalization application. Attendees may also receive information about low-interest loans to pay for the naturalization application processing fee or help completing a fee waiver application.
• Completed the Seattle Parks and Recreation 2020-2032 Strategic Plan that will guide SPR’s priorities and investments. This plan lays out a bold vision for how SPR can help achieve our vision of supporting Healthy People, a Healthy Environment, and Strong Communities and build a more equitable and inclusive parks and recreation system. As part of the process, we engaged with over 10,000 people in many ways at over 35 meetings, Parks and Rec Fests, listening sessions, social media, online and more. SPR’s Community Engagement Ambassadors attended meetings and events and were able to communicate with the public in 12 languages.
• Supported a range of special events and activities in parks: Our Event Scheduling Office issued close to 5,000 use permits, including 237 ceremonies, 17 day camps, 977 special events, 263 film permits and 3,594 picnic reservations.

This year, we worked in every corner of the city to expand recreational opportunities, restore our urban forest, build and design new parks, renovate play areas, and engage with community.

As Seattle’s population grows, and livability, affordability, and transportation issues continue to become more challenging, Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is working hard to provide affordable, accessible programming that helps maintain the livability of our city, and to provide indoor and outdoor spaces for community to gather, be active, and connect with each other and the natural environment.

Read on to see how SPR helped support a Healthy Environment in 2019, and click the links to see how we supported Healthy People and Strong Communities!

Healthy Environment:

• Acquired new park land: SPR acquired 8 parcels of property, totaling 7.8 acres of new public park lands. These acquisitions, consisting of 6 acres of new greenspace properties and 1.8 acres of active park land, meet a range of public open space and recreation needs. Scheduled to close in late December 2019 is an addition to Terry Pettus Park, which will effectively double the access to Lake Union for the Eastlake community.
• Restored our urban forest: This year, through the Green Seattle Partnership, volunteers donated more than 62,000 hours of time to remove invasive plants from more than 105 acres of parkland and helped us install more than 72,000 plants.
• Supported pesticide reduction efforts: SPR coordinated efforts to propose and implement a Mayor’s Executive Order restricting the use of the pesticide Glyphosate by the City.
• Managed irrigation and reduced water use through computer-assisted monitoring and timely irrigation head repair across 350 irrigated sites.
• Maintained parks citywide: SPR provided 320,719 labor hours to maintain parks citywide.
• Supported the completion of the Master Plan Update for Kubota Garden: Working with the Kubota Garden Foundation, we jointly supported the completion of the Master Plan Update for Kubota Garden to build a roadmap for the planning, development and refinement of Kubota Garden over the next 25 years.

This year, we worked in every corner of the city to expand recreational opportunities, restore our urban forest, build and design new parks, renovate play areas, and engage with community.

As Seattle’s population grows, and livability, affordability, and transportation issues continue to become more challenging, Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is working hard to provide affordable, accessible programming that helps maintain the livability of our city, and to provide indoor and outdoor spaces for community to gather, be active, and connect with each other and the natural environment.

Read on to see how SPR helped support Healthy People in 2019, and click the links to see how we supported a Healthy Environment and Strong Communities!

Healthy People:

• Opened new parks & renovated playgrounds! We opened Urban Triangle Park in the South Lake Union neighborhood, and Alice Ball Park in the Greenwood/Phinney neighborhood. We also continued to work on the design and permitting of 7 landbanked sites which are on track to open in 2020. In addition, SPR renovated 6 play areas across Seattle (David Rodgers, E.C. Hughes; Wallingford PF; Gas Works; High Point; Puget Ridge).

• Welcomed summer beach goers: More than 186,000 people visited our lifeguarded summer beaches!
• Partnered to support Scholarships and Summer of Safety: Amazon and the Alliance for Education granted SPR $225,000 to support our work keeping young people engaged in safe, structured activities during the summer. SPR used these funds to provide scholarships for 142 young people on our camp waitlist, allowing them to attend 932 weeks of camp, collectively. In addition, we supported the Summer of Safety, a drop-in program geared toward youth not otherwise enrolled in programming, that served an average of 72 youth a day.
• Expanded access to Roller Derby: When Seattle-area roller derby teams lost their main practice space in Shoreline, SPR worked with them to identify spaces, times, and other needs to help accommodate this growing sport that serves mostly young women. Now, we’ve put roller derby stripes on courts at Bitter Lake, Delridge, Garfield, and Meadowbrook community centers, with more to come.
• Achieved record-breaking attendance at specialty gardens: Working with our partners, we achieved a record number of attendance at three specialty gardens: Kubota Garden (over 100,000 visitors); Japanese Gardens (over 100,000 visitors); and Washington Park Arboretum (over 250,000 visitors). 

Seattle Parks and Recreation and partners invite the public to join us for a variety of seasonal events in our Center City (Downtown) Parks this winter. Events are open to all, and most are free or have a low suggested donation.

2019 Center City Parks Winter Seasonal Events:

Holiday Tree-lighting Celebration

Westlake Park

November 29: Dusk

It’s that time of year again! Usher in the holiday season in downtown Seattle with the annual tree-lighting celebration on Nov. 29, featuring snow, fireworks and more, presented by Alaska Airlines.

Holiday Carousel

Westlake Park

Friday, November 29-January 1

Light up those dark Seattle winter days with a ride on the festive Holiday Carousel. This Downtown Seattle Association attraction will be spinning in Westlake Park for its 32nd year. Give it a whirl for a suggested donation of $4. Operating hours are 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday-Saturday.

Holiday Craft Market

Westlake Park

Friday, November 29-December 22

Urban Craft Uprising’s Holiday Market is back in Westlake Park this year. The Holiday Market is your go-to spot for unique, handcrafted gifts for the special people in your life. Urban Craft Uprising presents a new set of vendors every week, ensuring each shopping experience is different than the last. Market hours are 12 p.m.-7 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 12 p.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday.

Live Holiday Music

Occidental Square

December 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31: 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Downtown Seattle Association presents live holiday music in the park! Come join us at Occidental Square for a few hours of seasonal entertainment. Free and all ages are welcome.

Holiday Festivities: DIY Stocking, Mistletoe, and Scarves

Occidental Square

December 4, 11, 18: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

This year Occidental Square will be hosting a handful of DIY holiday themed activities, including DIY mistletoe, scarves and stockings. Hot chocolate and tea will be available during the activities. Park Ambassadors will also be available to take complimentary photos of participants and park patrons to take home (old-school polaroid style). Also this month, Occidental Square will host the first ever holiday tree in the park. The orb tree is 17’ tall and is covered in LED lights. It will be lit throughout the month of December and will bring a glowing warmth to the park.

Twinkle Twinkle

Freeway Park

Friday, December 6: 4-6 p.m.

Come help us celebrate the Freeway Park Illuminations installation with FREE hot chocolate, make your own s’mores by the bonfire and seasonal songs by the Dickens Carolers. Also featuring holiday book sale and winter craft takeaway for all ages!

Snow Day

Denny Park

Friday, December 6: 4-9 p.m.

A winter lights display – kick-off night feature holiday themed entertainment, food trucks, a holiday beer garden, giant snow globe photo booth, a holiday market and more! Go to www.snowdayslu.com for more details!

Holiday Lights

Bell Street Park: Now-February 10

Cascade Playground: Now-March 15

Denny Park: December 6-January 19

Freeway Park: Now-March 15 ###

Seattle Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce a series of wintertime events in city parks. Funded by the Seattle Park District, the Arts in Parks initiative invites everyone to enjoy neighborhood celebrations that are free and open to the public.

The Arts in Parks program supports new and established community festivals, art happenings, and music concerts that enliven Seattle parks by promoting arts and culture, celebrating diversity, building community connections, and energizing parks while connecting with rich cultural traditions. Arts in Parks is an initiative of Seattle Parks and Recreation and the Office of Arts and Culture. Learn more here.

To find a Seattle city park visit: www.seattle.gov/parks/find.

Sunday, December 1 and Monday, December 2 

• Getting Hygge w/It

National Nordic Museum, Dec. 1 from 1 – 4 p.m.

Bergen Place, Dec. 2 from 1 – 3 p.m.

Calling all knitters and crocheters! It’s time to pick up your needles and help spread a bit of color and joy in Ballard this holiday season. Bring your yarn, needles of choice, and enjoy holiday drinks and Seattle Chocolate as we work together to create a knit installation inspired by the work of Frida Clements. This free event happens December 1, 1pm to 4pm, at National Nordic Museum, 2655 NW Market Street, Seattle. Knitted art will be installed in Bergen Place on December 2 from 1 – 3 p.m. and will continue to be on display throughout December. 

Friday, December 6, 13, and 20 

• First Hill Park Winter Artist Residency 

First Hill Park from 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.

Come join us at First Hill Park the first three Fridays in December to enjoy art by a local artist. This is a great opportunity to meet your local neighbors and to talk about improvements to the neighborhood.

Saturday, December 7 

• Hot Apple Cider Bean Bag Toss 

Ballard Commons Park from 11 a.m. -3 p.m.

The 4th Annual “Hot Apple Cider Bean Bag Toss” is coming to Ballard Commons Park on December 7th from 11 am to 3pm. Stop by our tent in the park to play the Giant Snowman Family Bean Bag Toss game and enjoy a free cup of cider for participating. It is a colorful and quirky 10-minute diversion on your Ballard stroll! Our tradition of drinking hot apple cider takes the chill away and the big bright bean bag toss game, by local artist Blanca Santander, chases away the grey. Make it a point to swing by and say hello! Fun for all ages!

• Ballard Holiday Fest 

Bergen Place Park from 2 – 5 p.m.

Enjoy live music, free photos with Santa, popcorn, treats, hot chocolate and find out the winners of the Tomte Trail adventure and more at this free event celebrating the holiday season in Ballard. Fun family entertainment in the heart of Ballard!

• West Seattle Tree Lighting and Holiday Show 

Junction Plaza Park from 4 – 6 p.m.

Come to the Holiday Night Market on Saturday, December 7th, from 3 to 7 p.m. on Alaska St., where you’ll find local handmade goods from over 40 local artisans. Get your picture with Santa too! Watch for Santa from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Holiday Night Market Santa House. Make an ornament to hang on the tree to show holiday spirit the entire community can enjoy! Held in Junction Plaza Park at 42nd and Alaska during the Holiday Night Market, we present a full music and entertainment line-up with the finale: the tree lighting.

• Lake City Winter Festival 

Albert Davis Park from 5 – 7 p.m.

Lake City Winter Fest continues the longstanding tradition of bringing community together in the neighborhood for free treats, tree lighting, kid’s crafts, face painting, live music and free pictures with Santa. 

Tuesday, December 10  

• Photography in the Park

Othello Playground from 3 – 5 p.m.

Come learn how to produce a photoshoot at this amazing workshop!

Saturday, December 14 

• Winter Mokojumbies

Jimi Hendrix Park from 2 – 4 p.m.

Dance along with this unique cross-cultural tradition of stilt walking from the Caribbean.    

• Park ‘n Roll –Summer themed Latin American Soft Rock

Ballard Common Park from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Come jam out with us at Ballard Commons Park while we play Latin American soft rock!

• Philippine Holiday Lantern Festival

Dr. Jose Rizal Park from 12 – 9 p.m.

Come and join us as we celebrate the Filipino Way of Culture and Tradition! We will have games and activities for all ages. Santa Photo Booth, Traditional Table Setting Displays, Parol (lantern) Contest, Holiday Carols, Traditional Holiday Treats, Raffle prizes, and much more. Grand prize or raffle tickets is a Filipino Style (Pig Luau) Lechon (delivered to your home on December 24th) for your Noche Buena.

Sunday, December 15 

• Bombazo en Diciembre

Jimi Hendrix Park from 3 – 5 p.m.

Bring your barril drums, cuás, and maracas. Bring your full, long skirts, scarves, and cloth. Bring mittens, coats, and blankets. Bring your own snacks, hot drinks, and reusable water bottle. We will begin with a workshop on traditional Puerto Rican drumming, song, and dance and move into the Bombazo. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Saturday, December 21

• Winter Jazz Land 2019

Pratt Park

12-3:30 pm

Winter Jazz Land will be a warm-spirited, family friendly, fun- filled event! It will feature live music, festive sounds of jazz music, singing, and encouraged dancing. Hot Chocolate and spiced cider will warm bodies as live jazz music warms the soul for the holiday season.

• Nyabinghi Drumming and Singing

Lincoln Park from 2 – 4 p.m.

Come join us for some Nyabinghi drumming and singing which comes from Jamaican Rastafarian culture! We will have a drum circle along with dancers that will teach dance steps and songs. Songs sheets will also be provided!

• Tis the Season: Card Making & Holiday Drive 

Mineral Springs Park from 1 – 4 p.m. 

Come join us at Mineral Springs Park on Saturday, December 21st from 1 to 4 p.m. for a FREE holiday event including music, holiday card-making activities, festive games, hot beverages and snacks. Bring winter clothing items for donation to Aurora Commons. All are welcome! Event will be held rain or shine!

Sunday, December 22

• Yemaya Gathering 

Lincoln Park from 2 – 4 p.m.

Gather with family and friends to learn and share the Mixteco indigenous language. Learn Mixteco words through planting, painting, and drawing. All ages are welcome. 

• Winter Wonderland in the Park 

Salmon Bay Park from 5 – 7 p.m.

Enjoy a special evening set to the sounds of Ballard High School’s outstanding Vocal Jazz choir. While their songs warm your heart, the park will be lit up with luminaries. Hot cider and hot chocolate will be served, and artists of all ages will be able to participate in a variety of winter-themed crafts. 

• Winter Capoeira Fun

University Heights Plaza from 1 – 3 p.m.

Come join us for a workshop that introduces Capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian art form. Capoeira includes elements of dance, theater, martial arts, gymnastics and song.

The Argosy Christmas Ships will soon be cruising! An annual Seattle tradition, Argosy sponsors a string of festively-decorated boats that move from the Sound to Lake Union and out to Lake Washington. These boats stop to share their holiday cheer and perform Christmas carols for neighbors and community who watch from the beach.

Community members are invited to bring a thermos of hot cocoa to one of the following parks and watch the sparkling lights while the choir sings. Come celebrate the season! Dress warm, bring umbrellas just in case, and join with your community in this guaranteed-to-make-you-feel-good activity. (The ships make stops outside the park system too.)

These events are free, and all ages are welcome. The times below are for when Seattle Parks and Recreation will be organizing bonfires at the following park locations.

SW	Fri, 11/29	Pritchard Beach Park	7:25pm
SW	Fri, 11/29	Alki Beach Park	8:10pm
NW	Sun, 12/1	Carkeek Park	7:30pm
NW	Sun, 12/1	Golden Gardens Park	8:10pm
SW	Sat, 12/7	Duwamish Waterway Park	2:00pm
SE	Sat, 12/14	Seward Park	3:05pm
SE	Sat, 12/14	Mount Baker Beach	7:45pm
SE	Sat, 12/14	Stan Sayers Memorial Park	8:15pm
SE	Sat, 12/14	Ferdinand Street Park	8:50pm
SE	Sun, 12/15	Pritchard Island Beach	2:30pm
CE	Tue, 12/17	Madrona Park	7:35pm
CE	Tue, 12/17	Madison Park Beach	8:10pm
NE	Fri, 12/20	Matthews Beach Park	7:50pm
NE	Mon, 12/23	Magnuson Park	3:05pm
NE	Mon, 12/23	Gas Works Park	8:45pm