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Bellevue announces funding availability for human services
The City of Bellevue is accepting applications from human service providers in the community for 2021-2022 human services funding. Proposals can be submitted from March 4 through April 7.
Bellevue…
Garden d’Lights illuminates holidays with half a million lights
Preview of the 2019 edition of Bellevue's Garden d'Lights event at the Bellevue Botanical Garden
Bellevue to plant 1,000 giant sequoia trees
The City of Bellevue is planting approximately 1,000 donated giant sequoias this fall in parks and open space throughout the community.
On Saturday, Nov. 16, 30 volunteers from Cedar Crest…
Bellevue Fire Foundation collecting toys and food
Bellevue’s annual toy and food drive kicks off Friday, Nov. 1, with all nine of the city’s fire stations accepting donations through Dec. 31.
Free master naturalist training
Apply now through Nov. 30
Bellevue may be one of Washington’s most populous communities, but residents live alongside an abundance of nature in this “city in a park.” Volunteer master naturalists…
Haunted Halloween on the Hill
Halloween enthusiasts, rejoice! The South Bellevue Community Center will host its eighth annual Halloween on the Hill with a nocturnal zipline for four nights and multiple events on Saturday, Oct. 26…
Recruiting Network on Aging members
With nearly a fifth of Bellevue’s population age 60 or older, members of the Bellevue Network on Aging can make a difference in local seniors' quality of life. The city is recruiting five new…
Swimming areas closed at Newcastle, Enatai
Lifeguards shifted to Chism and Clyde beach parks during closure
The City of Bellevue has closed the swimming areas at Newcastle Beach Park and Enatai Park due to high bacteria levels in the water.…
