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Need a place to host your next meeting, class or event?The Olympia Center, Harbor House, and Park Shelters are here to meet your needs. Give us a call at 360.753.8380 for more information.
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The search is on for our next batch of collaborative, innovative and effective leaders to run our youth summer camps! We strongly encourage people who are Black, Indigenous, people of color, transgender, non-binary, LGBTQ, immigrants, people with disabilities, and women to apply. This recruitment will close 11:59 pm April 7, 2024. Compensation: $17.56-$26.28 (depending on position)
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Get to know Arts Walk's cover artist, David Hoekje, with an in-studio interview. Gain insight into his process, inspiration and artistic growth, and learn more about the cover piece, Lions Mane.
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Exciting changes are coming to Arts, Cultures and Heritage in Olympia! While our community embraces a vibrant, REAL, creative, arts scene, three once-in-a-generation opportunities are coming up that will change the landscape of Arts, Cultures and Heritage in Olympia. None of these initiatives are new news, but the BIG news is they have passed the initial planning stages, and the community will begin to see more information as they come into fruition. Learn more!
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Join us for one of our upcoming volunteer work parties!
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Mar 30 - Squaxin Park
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Apr 5 - Decatur Woods
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Apr 12 - Burri Park
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Apr 13 - Madison Scenic
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Apr 20 - Earth Day 2024 Stewardship Event - Squaxin Park
Show your support for Earth Day by participating in a restoration project at Squaxin Park! The City of Olympia is teaming up with the PARC Foundation of Thurston County and local Lions Clubs to celebrate Earth Day in style, with a fun and exciting volunteer work party. Thanks to Lions Club donations, the school with the most student volunteers will win cash for their school! Tools, gloves, and light refreshments will be provided. Register today for this free event and show your support!
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Please be aware of some upcoming trail and bike corridor impacts on Boulevard Road near the I-5 overpass. We are changing this area to better protect bicyclists and pedestrians crossing the street. We will also extend the existing bike corridor from Lions Park to the Karen Fraser Woodland Trail. Learn more here.
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