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Wool you join us? Sheep shearing at Kelsey Creek Farm

March 4 2026
Did you know that Kelsey Creek Park is one of Bellevue’s oldest parks? In 1968, the city purchased 80 acres of pastures, meadows and woods that became Kelsey Creek Farm, creating a link between…
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A sheep is shorn on stage.

Funding for agencies supporting critical community needs

March 3 2026
Significant gaps exist in the availability of human services in Bellevue, according to the 2025 Bellevue Human Services Needs Assessment. To help address these challenges, the City of Bellevue is…
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$400,000 for convening organizations in human services

February 2 2026
The City of Bellevue is making $200,000 per year available in 2027 and 2028 for organizations that convene education and/or human services providers, along with other interested parties, to increase…
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Funding opportunity for providers of teen after-school drop-in services

January 29 2026
To support Bellevue’s middle- and high-school youth, the City of Bellevue is making $86,000 per year available through a competitive funding opportunity for after-school drop-in services in 2027 and…
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Keep Wilburton Hill forest healthy at MLK Day restoration

January 5 2026
Up to 100 volunteers will have the opportunity to participate in a meaningful day of service by removing invasive weeds and planting native trees and shrubs at Wilburton Hill Park on Martin Luther…
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One of Bellevue's naturalists plants trees and shrubs in the forest at Eastgate Park.

South Bellevue Community Center celebrates 20 years

December 30 2025
South Bellevue Community Center will celebrate its 20th anniversary with community festivities Jan. 5-11. Free fitness classes and drop-in sports, giveaways and special activities will mark the…
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Robinswood Park sports field improvements kick off

November 24 2025
Construction will start at Robinswood Park Dec. 1 on new synthetic turf for two sports fields and upgraded field lighting.“Robinswood’s fields are the most used in our park system,” said Parks &…
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Bellevue installs defibrillator at Robinswood Park

November 20 2025
A new, lifesaving, automated external defibrillator will be installed at Robinswood Park, one of Bellevue’s most active outdoor sports fields and recreation areas.Representatives from nonprofit…
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Garden d’Lights illuminates holidays with half million lights

November 19 2025
Celebrating its 31st year, Garden d’Lights will be back to dazzle visitors nightly at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Saturday, Nov. 29, through Wednesday, Dec. 31, excluding Christmas Day.This beloved…
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Free Bellevue Naturalist training

November 10 2025
Do you have a passion for the environment and Bellevue parks? Bellevue Naturalists lead hikes and canoe trips, help lead forest restoration events and maintain restoration sites. You could train to…
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