City of Seattle
Seattle Parks and Recreation is a comprehensive municipal department managing a 6,441-acre park system with over 489 parks and extensive natural areas. The department provides a wide range of services including athletic fields, tennis courts, play areas, specialty gardens, community centers, swimming pools, environmental education centers, golf courses, and over 120 miles of trails. Their mission is to equip employees and the public for well-being by supporting healthy people, a thriving environment, and vibrant community. The department offers diverse programs including recreation, childcare, youth development, sports, environmental education, specialized programs for people with disabilities, and volunteer opportunities. They manage facilities across the city, serving residents and visitors of all ages through recreational, social, and physical development programs.
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24 grantsNeighborhood & Community Arts grant
The Neighborhood & Community Arts grant from the City of Seattle funds recurring public arts and cultural events to celebrate diversity and strengthen community through creative expression.
Arts in Parks
Arts in Parks supports Seattle neighborhood arts councils, community groups, and artists presenting park festivals and events that celebrate diversity, promote the arts, and connect neighbors.
Neighborhood Matching Fund
Neighborhood Matching Fund supports Seattle community groups with funding for public art, events, neighborhood improvements, and education projects that strengthen community connections.
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