On Saturday, March 14th, from Noon to 3p, the Seattle Rose Society will host its annual pruning demonstration in the most plentiful and prolific location… Read More »Annual Rose Pruning Demonstration & Rose Society Gathering At WPZ Rose Garden
On Saturday, February 22nd, starting at 10a (rain or shine,) a community effort will be done to beautify a bit of common area at 1st… Read More »Guerilla Gardening Opportunity On Saturday at 1st & 40th Ave N
The Woodland Park Zoo is recruiting volunteers, aged 16 and older, to help save wildlife and to inspire others to make conservation a priority. Love… Read More »Participate In The Exciting Volunteer Program At Woodland Park Zoo
The Seattle Office of Emergency Management is attempting to let property owners, and tenants, know that snow and ice removal from sidewalks is our responsibility,… Read More »Seattle Reminds Property Owners On Snow & Ice Removal Responsibility
The Urban Earth Nursery has two very interesting and unusual classes coming up, to teach attendees how to make terrariums and living ornaments. On Sunday,… Read More »Urban Earth Offers Classes For Making Green, Growing Gifts!
Woodland Park Zoo has kicked-off its yearly sign-up for the exotic and highly coveted Zoo Doo and Bedspread. Through September 8th, enter on-line to win the chance to purchase the wonder mix that will make your garden grow and your plants thrive – while being an environmental champ!
This Saturday, June 15th, from 4p – 6p, at Infiniti Real Estate & Development offices in Upper Fremont, get free sunflower seeds.
This Saturday, June 15th, from 10a – Noon, volunteers will gather at our neighborhood park, to pull out weeds and make tidy our Fremont Peak Park.
Donations to GiveBIG can be made on Wednesday, May 8th, when everyone can amplify their donation. You can also schedule your donation now, so that you will be sure to give, even if life interferes – or a fun party!
On Wednesday, May 1st, starting at 3p, the FAC will celebrate May Day in the Lower Woodland picnic area near N 60th St and Aurora Avenue. Attendees are invited to wear white, bring potluck dishes, and be ready to dance and play – including weaving ribbons around the May Pole.
