Our expanded 2-day PARK(ing) Day Plus+ was a fun success with at least 50 pop-up projects in more than a dozen neighborhoods across the city.
Creative minds turned 116 on-street parking spaces into gardens, playgrounds, parks, art spaces, workout spots, lounging areas and more!
We had 46 groups participate in PARK(ing) Day on Friday, September 16 and 24 groups on Saturday, September 17.
Watercolor painting where you could hang up your art to dry and be displayed at 1st and Seneca downtown.
A free community tea party with tons of delicious baked goods on Capitol Hill.
Mayor Ed Murray and SDOT Director Scott Kubly stopped by a pop-up playground near 1st and Seneca.
SDOT Director Kubly snaps a pic of Mayor Murray with families at the pop-up playground.
It’s never too early to think about what you’ll do for next year’s PARK(ing) Day! For more information, please visit www.seattle.gov/transportation/seattleparkingday_plan.htm.