Just north of Belltown, meandering along the waterfront, you’ll find Myrtle Edwards Park. Bookended by striking sculptures, this park has 1.25-miles of winding bike and pedestrian paths that run along Elliott Bay. The park is known for its fantastic views of the Olympics Mountains, Mount Rainier, and Puget Sound. The… [ Keep reading ]
Against the backdrop of Seattle’s booming development, our city neighbors have demonstrated exceptional commitment to protecting nature and the wildlife that surrounds us. To strengthen the connection between our communities and the wildlife in our midst, National Wildlife Federation is hosting its second annual Wildlife in the City Week, April 15-21. The… [ Keep reading ]
Parks are always a fun spot for toddlers, but for the days when you and your little one would rather play indoors, we invite you to visit one of our *FREE* toddler gyms! Ideal for those rainy spring days, our indoor toddler spaces are filled with toys and provide plenty… [ Keep reading ]
The calendar may be telling you that Earth Day is Sunday, April 22, but at Seattle Parks and Recreation we believe every day is Earth Day and we’re using the whole month of April to celebrate! We strive to connect community to nature so that everyone has access to the… [ Keep reading ]
Use our event guide to help plan your next event in a park! Have you ever considered hosting an event in one of our beautiful City parks? Whether you’re planning a musical festival, wedding, or community picnic, you’ll find that a Seattle park is an ideal location for your next… [ Keep reading ]
The birds are singing, the sun is shining and spring has finally returned! We’re more than ready for the gifts this season brings, from longer days to warmer weather to beautiful views. Our parks are starting to buzz with activity as people come out of their winter hibernation and take… [ Keep reading ]
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a regular who’s been coming for decades, you’re invited to experience Free First Thursday at the recently reopened Seattle Japanese Garden. This garden—sometimes referred to as the jewel of the Seattle Parks system—transports visitors out of the hurried pace and pressures of urban life,… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) invites the community to join in the celebration for the expansion of Hing Hay Park on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 1 to 3 p.m. The event will begin with a lion dance from Northwest Kung Fu & Fitness followed by the official ribbon cutting… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle Parks and Recreation will host free egg hunts at various locations throughout Seattle in March. See below for location details. Events subject to change; please call local community centers to confirm dates and times. NORTHEAST Miller Mighty Mites “Egg” Stravaganza What: Come gather eggs, treats and fun prizes…. [ Keep reading ]
Over the past three Saturdays, 206 Forward Youth Advocates of Seattle poured their hearts and their time into building a tiny home for the Nickelsville Tiny Home Community in Wallingford. Each construction day, a team of 206 Forward members, alumni, and friends would work eight-hour shifts, hammering nails, assembling wall framing,… [ Keep reading ]
