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Take Notice of Nearby Nature

By Todd Burley, Sustainability Advisor, and Giovannina Souers, Environmental Education Program Supervisor After thousands of studies, the evidence confirms that nature is good for you. You likely experience this yourself as you take a stroll along a forested trail or visit one of your local parks with a friend. We… [ Keep reading ]

Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction at Loyal Heights CC, Sunday March 1!

We would like to extend an invitation to join your neighbors, friends, and family at this year’s annual Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser at Loyal Heights CC. The event will be held from 9a-12p on Sunday March 1st, and will also feature a silent auction component, featuring several items from local Ballard… [ Keep reading ]

Spring 2026 Recreation Brochures

Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Spring 2026 program brochures are here! You’ll find all the in-person, drop in and virtual programs that are coming up soon in the catalogs below.   Registration opens on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 Ready to enroll in a program? Head to our registration site. Or contact the… [ Keep reading ]

Join our Seattle Urban Nature Guides (SUNGuides)

Seattle Parks and Recreation Environmental Engagement Unit invites you to join our 2026 cohort of Seattle Urban Nature Guides. This award winning volunteer group bridges the gap between people and the natural world within our city’s parklands. As a Seattle Urban Nature Guide, you become part of a dedicated community… [ Keep reading ]

Fall Programs still have room!

Looking for something new and fun this fall? Space is available in many programs all around Seattle! Scholarships may be available for those who income-qualify. As always, this list does not include every class with space – it is meant to inspire curiosity and wonder, and extra care has been… [ Keep reading ]

FREE Beginning Breaking classes with Freeboogee!

Rec ‘N The Streets is proud to offer free breaking classes in parks across Seattle this summer. Up to 8 weekly classes will be led by @freeboogee, a seasoned dance instructor, performer, and creative force with over 30 years of experience in the global dance scene. Known for his charismatic… [ Keep reading ]

Get Out on the Water (without your own boat!)

Seattleites are no stranger to blistering summer heat, but 80-degree weather catches us unprepared. Where do we go when the heat strikes just so? Why, on the water of course! Surrounded by Lake Washington and Puget Sound, and dotted with Green Lake and Lake Union, Seattle has water access no… [ Keep reading ]

2025 Summer Camps — Space Available! (updated 6/3/2025)

Seattle Parks and Recreation offers hundreds of day camps all through Seattle each summer. As a commitment to equitable recreation access, we release our camps later in the season – this helps make sure we don’t leave kids behind. It also means that if you’re in need of some summer… [ Keep reading ]

Lifelong Recreation turns 50!

Lifelong Recreation, Seattle’s premier recreation program for older adults, is hitting its half-century mark this year! Register for the free event at Garfield Community Center from 11:30 am – 2pm on June 12th, with a performance by Silver Sounds singers and free refreshments. Reconnect with friends, instructors, and staff from… [ Keep reading ]

Catch the sunset when Daylight Savings Time starts on March 9th

Daylight Savings Time starts on March 9th, with the sun setting after 7 pm for the first time in months. What better way to enjoy your evening after work than by picking a park for its sunset view? Of course, you could watch the sunset from nearly any west-facing park… [ Keep reading ]