The 1928 building has the chance to become a landmark before it undergoes renovation. See below for details. From a press release: Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board will consider the nomination of Green Lake Community Center at 7201-7359 E. Green Lake Drive N. on Wednesday, October 6, 2021 at 3:30 p.m. The meeting will be held virtually. Meeting […]

After a review of potential future homes for the Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool a recent public poll determined that people favored both sites staying in or near where the structures are currently housed on the eastern side of Green Lake. Now Park designers have created three options for that area and are […]

Seattle Parks and Recreation just announced the results of the recent survey asking the community about the future of the Green Lake Community Center. Spoiler alert: the future Community Center will likely go near where the current structure is now. Read on to find out the full story: “Seattle Parks and Recreation thanks community for […]

 Seattle Parks & Recreation has launched an online open house for the Green Lake Community Center & Evans Pool redevelopment project. Visitors can learn more about the project and provide feedback about possible relocation sites, priorities and what they want to see at the new center. The open house will be live until May 22nd. The Seattle […]

Does your dog need some basic obedience training so he/she and you for that matter, can hold your head high while walking Green Lake? Green Lake Community Center is running a series of classes on Wednesdays for you! You can have your dog come when called, sit, lays down, and stay – without you yelling. One […]

Susan Helf, one of the founders of the group Save Evans Pool & Green Lake Community Center, is urging residents to attend three upcoming City Council meetings where funding the Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool will be discussed. Here’s more from Susan: Councilmember Mike O’Brien has invited us to attend three upcoming Seattle City Council […]

The local activist group Save Evans Pool and Green Lake Community Center has been busily reaching out to mayoral and city council candidates for their position on the proposed public/private partnership for Evans Pool and Green Lake Community Center. They shared their outreach results with us. Several candidates have not yet responded and the group encourages Greenlakers […]

Susan Helf, one of the organizers of the group ‘Save Evans Pool and Green Lake Community Center’ sent us two updates on the status of the Green Lake Community Center. The first is that the major repairs that many community members have been fighting to get done may start this Fall. According to Helf those […]

Have you heard about the potential changes to the Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool? (Boy have we written a lot about it!) If this is your first time hearing about it, here’s the short story: the Community Center is the oldest in the Seattle Parks Department and the Department says it needs to be […]