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Downtown Redmond Art Walk
The inaugural Downtown Redmond Art Walk (DRAW) will highlight Redmond’s local artists and Downtown businesses beginning at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 17. The event partners the Downtown area’s businesses with local artists to highlight both art and the vibrant organizations in Redmond’s Downtown corridor.
Downtown Park will be activated with art installations, performances, and live mural painting. The City will provide a map of participating businesses showcasing artists. We hope to see you there!
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Beginner Pottery for Adults
Learn to throw on the potter's wheel, hand-building skills, and how to glaze and fire pottery in a class perfect for beginners.
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Running Programs for Kids
Kids can stay active this fall in a series of running workshops offered outdoors in Redmond parks.
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Help Shape Redmond's Future
Planning for growth helps us build a city that meets the needs and vision of the community. We are seeking feedback on complete communities, where you can meet all your basic needs close to home.
Share your ideas with us throughout the summer, or stop by Woodblock from 5 – 7 p.m. on Aug. 17, to learn how the City is planning for the future and changes coming to Redmond neighborhoods.
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Grandparents Day at the Farm
Bring your grandparents to the farm for a special family outing. There will be accessible animal encounters either in the small animal barn, museum, or field so that all who attend can get have a meet and greet with the Farrel-McWhirter Park farm animals.
There will also be an opportunity for our farm staff to take a family photo of you with a farm animal. Join us for a fun multi-generational family outing.
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Today, work begins to replace the artificial turf on Multi-Use Field 2 with a safer and more environmentally friendly option. In addition, cricket lines will be added to the new surface, which were a need identified through research and engagement with field users, other stakeholders, and recreation staff. Please be aware, during installation the parking lot on 148th Avenue NE will be heavily impacted as well as the pedestrian path from that lot to Multi-Use Field 2 and the field itself. Construction is expected to be completed this fall.
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