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Partnership Highlight: Sail Sand Point

Sail Sand Point’s mission is to bring the joy and life-enhancing benefits of sailing and small boats to people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds. Sail Sand Point offers learn-to-sail camps and classes, race team coaching, boat storage and more. In addition, the non-profit organization has a robust outreach program… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrate Pride Month with Seattle Parks and Recreation!

Happy Pride month! Seattle Parks and Recreation works to create an inclusive environment welcoming to the LGBTQ community. Check out some of the LGBTQ events happening at our pools, parks and community centers this month and throughout summer: Laps 4 Pride Throughout June, our Aquatics Unit is hosting a Laps… [ Keep reading ]

Summer Opportunities That Can’t Be Missed!

The official start of summer is almost here, but there’s still time to plan your summer break! Summer Day Camp at Garfield Community Center SPR’s Summer Day Camp at Garfield Community Center offers 10 weeks of adventure for kids ages 5-12 with a new theme each week. Get ready to… [ Keep reading ]

Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Center Adventure Camp for Youth!

Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Center Adventure Camp provides non-stop water-based fun for ages 11-14 this summer! During Adventure Camp, kids try boating activities and get to visit destinations like the Aquarium and Colman Pool. Adventure Camp runs M-F, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., $315. Click the links to sign… [ Keep reading ]

Arts in Parks 2018 Brochure – Community Events and Public Art

The 2018 Arts in Parks brochure has arrived! Download it by clicking here. Dozens of events, public art installations, and art series are happening at parks around Seattle this summer. Discover the vibrant cultural work being done in and by diverse communities throughout the city.  All events are free and… [ Keep reading ]

Laps 4 Pride: Show your support for the LGBTQ community at your local pool!

Throughout June, our Aquatics Unit is hosting a Laps 4 Pride initiative at all of our pools, both indoor and outdoor. Each pool will report weekly how many laps were swam during the month of June to commemorate the department’s support of diversity and inclusiveness. We encourage each lap swimmer and… [ Keep reading ]

We’re hiring! Temporary Camp Counselor for our Specialized Programs

Seattle Parks and Recreation Specialized Programs is seeking qualified candidates to apply for the position of Camp Counselor. You will work closely with one other co-counselor and be responsible for the care and safety of 8-10 campers who are differently abled. Responsibilities include: Assisting with dressing, feeding, toileting, and supervision… [ Keep reading ]

Partnership Highlight: Earth Runs

Earth Runs is dedicated to promoting health in our communities and our environment. The organization plants trees and native plants to clean up our air, water and carbon pollution, as well as to increase the beauty of our neighborhoods. Earth Run helps educate the public on the importance of trees… [ Keep reading ]

Temporary Impacts to Magnuson Dog Off-Leash Area on Friday, June 8

Seattle Parks and Recreation will host a volunteer group at Magnuson Park’s Dog Off-Leash Area (OLA) on Friday, June 8. Volunteers and staff will be working on site from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to remove invasive plants. Work will focus on removing Foxtail Grass weeds from the curb stops,… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation Wins $20,000 ‘Meet Me at the Park’ Grant for Local Park Improvement Project

Grants awarded by the National Recreation and Park Association and The Walt Disney Company Camp Long Camp Out has been selected as a winner of the national Meet Me at the Park campaign and will receive a $20,000 grant from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and The Walt… [ Keep reading ]