The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is offering FREE tours of several P-Patch gardens and Neighborhood Matching Fund projects. Tours will take place end of September through October. Click here for more information and registration.
The staff and students of Maple Elementary School hope that you will join us on Monday, September 20, 2010 at 1:00 pm for the dedication of our two new Maple Mosaics completed by our Maple Monarchs and other community members under the direction of artist, Julie Maher-Callen, and art teacher,… [ Keep reading ]
The Friends of McDonald School (playground) at 54th and Latona will install a new play structure on the east play field Sept. 24-26. For more information, see http://friendsofmcdonaldschool.blogspot.com/. There is a need for back-up volunteers for Saturday the 26th (9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or some portion of it) and… [ Keep reading ]
Staff from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods took part in the Vietnamese Resource Fair on Friday, September 3, providing information in Vietnamese on department programs such as Neighborhood Matching Fund and the P-Patch program. Attendees at the fair sampled Vietnamese cuisine and strolled among the 25 booths which offered a plethora of useful… [ Keep reading ]
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The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods P-Patch and Neighborhood Matching Fund programs are joining forces to show off the best each has to offer. The free tours are district based and will take place on Saturdays from September 18 through October 23. Tours will visit five gardens on each of the… [ Keep reading ]
The Seattle Public Library is offering a series of free urban self-reliance classes at the Capitol Hill Library branch. Seattle Department of Neighborhoods will offer classes on P-Patch community gardening and on the Neighborhood Matching Fund’s Small Sparks program. Click here for more information and program schedule.
The FremoCentrist reported on the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Neighborhood Matching Fund supported 46th Street Mural Celebration. Read all about it here.
The 46th Street Mural project was awarded $14,951 for creation of a mural on the north wall of N 46th street underpass at Aurora Avenue North. The goals of the project were to build community and create a beautiful mural as a deterrent to graffiti. Both goals were more than… [ Keep reading ]
August 20 and 21, about 50 community volunteers came out to help paint the Dexter Way N mural in an underpass beneath the Aurora Bridge. The new mural, which features Washington native flowers, birds and trees, replaced a 15-year-old painting which has long since been covered with graffiti. The project… [ Keep reading ]
