Beginning Wednesday June 28, kids and teens from 1 to 18 can receive free breakfasts, lunches, and snacks thanks to a summer meal program that picks up where school lunches leave off. Formerly known as “Summer Sack Lunch,” the program is open to all children and held at designated Seattle… [ Keep reading ]
Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will be closed for Independence Day or on special holiday schedules. Some facilities may be open, but have limited operations. Please call in advance. These facilities and parks will be CLOSED: Gas Works Park – July 3 in preparation for the fireworks display Community… [ Keep reading ]
Happy Fourth of July! The following list contains major events that are taking place in parks across the city and will impact park use. Be safe, have fun, and plan your park visits accordingly. Columbia City Farmer’s Market Wednesday, June 28 3 – 7 pm Columbia Park http://seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/columbia-city Ballard Burrito… [ Keep reading ]
Paint & Smoothies has been bringing creativity to parks across the South End of Seattle throughout the month of June! Local artists Harry Clean and Princess Fernando have brought to life their concept for a healthy, outdoor twist on the paint and wine nights that have been growing in popularity… [ Keep reading ]
The 15th annual Guelaguetza celebration took place at the Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park amphitheater this past weekend. The celebration is a day-long, family event that features live music and dances from Oaxaca, Mexico. Despite the cloudy weather, the park was filled with the bright colors of traditional Oaxacan costumes and festive… [ Keep reading ]
Become an Environmental Learning Unit volunteer and help teach Seattleites about the plants, the animals and the parks in our communities. We’re currently recruiting for Seattle Urban Nature Guides in addition to other great positions. Seattle Urban Nature Guides enhance, promote and foster appreciation of nature by connecting families and… [ Keep reading ]
Discovery Park’s South Beach Seattle’s a great place to be a city dweller, where you have the resources of a thriving metropolis while surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Sometimes, though, you need a break from the urban crush. While many of our parks provide a place to clear your mind,… [ Keep reading ]
The following list contains major events that are taking place in parks across the city and will impact park use. Be safe, have fun, and plan your park visits accordingly. Columbia City Farmers Market June 21, 3 – 7 pm Columbia Park http://seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/columbia-city Sounders FC March to the Match Wednesday,… [ Keep reading ]
Explore downtown Seattle’s waterfront the “parks way!” Get to know this part of the city by making your way from one park to another, with stops for rest, refreshments and fun. You’ll be rewarded with fabulous views, historical hot spots, and a maxed-out step counter to boot! Starting at the… [ Keep reading ]
Are you ready for magic, mystery, and . . . reptiles!? Laurelhurst Community Center is hosting a series of kid friendly shows full of humor and fun. All Shows begin at 11:00am and cost $5 per family up to 4, with $2 per additional guest. Shows will be outdoors and… [ Keep reading ]
