Updated March 5, 2021 Friday, March 12, 2021, will be the last day of operations for the Miller Teen Hub, due to evolving program priorities, challenges in meeting growing staffing needs, and the adjacency of an existing Teen Hub program at Garfield Teen Life Center. The other hubs will remain open… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle community centers and pools remain closed to the public – no thanks to COVID-19, which is keeping many of us from participating in the onsite exercise classes and activities we used to enjoy. But good news: your favorite Seattle Parks and Recreation instructors have brought their talents to a… [ Keep reading ]
A handful of Seattle parks now have a new attraction to interest and inspire visitors (as soon as the wildfire smoke clears up). Temporary public art installations have been placed in Dr. Blanch Lavizzo Park, Judkins Park, Pratt Park and Salmon Bay Park thanks to a joint effort between Seattle… [ Keep reading ]
The City of Seattle has announced the closure of Seattle parks, athletic fields, boat ramps, public golf courses, beaches and specialty gardens as part of the City’s larger response to worsening air quality in the region from wildfire smoke. The closures are effective immediately and extend through the weekend, with… [ Keep reading ]
With the approval of a new policy allowing e-mobility devices on trail sections owned by Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR), regulations are now consistent on Seattle’s multi-use trails. In 2018, Washington State passed a law (SB 6434) allowing some electric-assisted bicycles on shared-use paths, unless a local regulation prohibited it…. [ Keep reading ]
Take a 3-hour fun break with Geoteaming’s Virtual Amazing Race! Join Seattle Parks and Recreation on Saturday, September 26 from noon to 4 p.m. for a high-tech virtual experience designed to boost your critical thinking and problem solving skills. People of all ages can join as a team with members… [ Keep reading ]
Revised August 25: This project has entered Phase 2, but equipment repair will postpone completion by approximately a week. We hope to start up again on September 1. Please read the original post below for details. The slope mowing will continue along the Burke-Gilman Trail moving northbound. It will pass… [ Keep reading ]
In response to requests for inspection and recent tree failures, Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Urban Forestry Unit has identified twenty-five trees that necessitate removal along Queen Anne Boulevard. Many have died or have become structurally unsound due to decay organisms, and need to be addressed immediately. These trees are creating a… [ Keep reading ]
Starting in August, Seattle Parks and Recreation will be offering virtual classes for dance and parkour. All classes will take place virtually and not in-person. Take a look at our offerings below! Registration is open! Please register promptly as there will be a limited space in the lesson. Dance Party… [ Keep reading ]
July 17, 2020 – The Seattle Japanese Garden has reopened to the public, just in time to enjoy the beautiful summer weather. We have made some changes for the health and safety of our community during the Covid-19 pandemic. Please visit our website, www.seattlejapanesegarden.org, to help you plan your trip… [ Keep reading ]
