BEACH DAYS
We are at the height of summer and picnics and the sun not setting until late- and can this please go on and on? Take advantage of a sweet summer in Madison Park. Don’t forget the Saturday morning farmer’s market from 10-2, and don’t miss our upcoming August events!
Here’s our Line-up starting Thursday August 6th- Blue Velvet Groove; Thursday August 13th- The Jewel Tones; Thursday August 20th- Neon Rain and Thursday August 27th- The Locals with the Daddz opening. Bring Your picnic- arrive at 6 for the Music Factory opening set and stay late. Click HERE for all the details about the artists and our sponsors!!!
Saturday, August 8th, 10-1 at the Madison Park Tennis Courts Annual Preparedness Drills.
SUNDAY AUGUST 9TH FROM 10-4: ONLY TWO WEEKS UNTIL OUR FIRST MADISON PARK YARD SALE!
Spend the day searching for treasures in Madison Park neighborhood or register HERE to participate as a seller. Sale location map will be available on Saturday August 8th (the day before the sale). Visit our website HERE that day for map link or pick up a printed map the morning of the event at the Friends of Madison Park booth on 41st & E. Madison.
Live in an apartment or condo? Bring your items to McGilvra Elementary School grounds, first come/first serve space at Bank of America parking lot and E McGilvra between 41st E and 42nd E.
And Look what’s coming this Fall!
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH FROM 4-8 P.M. DETAILS HERE
SAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY OCTOBER 24TH- OUR ANNUAL FUNDRAISER AT BROADMOOR GOLF CLUB.
Odds and Ends:
Thank you to the team of Friends of The Parks who continue to clear blackberries and water the news plantings by the Bathhouse. Thank you to Parks Department workers who water, clean, mow and work with us to keep our parks and beaches looking good. Thank you to Prospect Preserve volunteers for helping at our work party last week.
Thank you to Seattle Farmer’s Market Association for bringing such joy and delicious goods to our neighborhood each week. Thank you to our Local Stores who provide us with such a wonderful array of shopping and dining options.
And just a reminder, with summer, comes some increase in crime. Please be aware and share with your neighbors or call 911 if you see anything concerning.