Seattle Art Museum 1300 First Ave, Seattle, WA 98101; 206.654.3100 Hours: 10am–5pm, Wednesday–Sunday “Our Blue Planet: Global Visions of...

A garden has been developed on land donated by Kay Bullitt to celebrate the memory of Cass Turnbull. Cass started Plant Amnesty, a...

After delays caused by Covid, Seward Park has now determined to celebrate the new Torii gate at a neighborhood gathering on April 2 at...

Most La Niñas and El Niños peak in December or early January. In fact, El Niño was first called “El Niño de Navidad” (translated from...

Saturday April 23, 9am–noon Meet your neighbors for a LCC Earth Day Project from 9 to noon on Saturday, April 23! We will meet at the...

Did you know that every ten years, following the census, the city must redraw the city districts that our Council members represent? Due...

Our first Art Walk Meeting will take place on Wednesday, March 2nd at 3:00 at BluWater. Bart Evans continues to kindly offer space for...

A nearly 100 year old Western Red Cedar defined by the City of Seattle as exceptional and marked for preservation was illegally cut down...

Several years ago (before Covid), the city of Seattle entered into an agreement with Marina Management to take over the management of...

Visit the Wild Isle at our March meeting. Paul Talbert, author and long-time advocate for Seward Park, will walk us through the first...

M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery at Seattle Central College 1701 Broadway, 2BE2116 Seattle, WA 98122; 206-934-4379 Hours: 10am–2pm,...

Residents from all of our surrounding neighborhoods, from Leschi to Madrona, Madison Park to Seward Park and beyond, know that Steve...