Connecting Washington youth with special places in their backyard

We are 4 interns from the Student Conservation Association working with the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Seattle, WA. Our project is aimed at informing urban youth about the opportunities available for them in the National Parks and other cultural areas around Washington. We are especially focused on middle/high school students who are old enough to start being independent, but young enough that they may not have the means to coordinate large trips or outings without assistance.

Interns - Claire Parchem, Sophie Turnbull-Appell, Sarah Dunn, Natasha Way

Other Team Members - Kelseyanne Johnson, Leila Mirhaydari, Jimi Hightower

Friday, June 27, 2014

Free Museum Passes through the Seattle Public Library

The Seattle Public Library has partnered with several Seattle museums to provide free museum passes to individuals and families. If you are a SPL member (it's easy to become one and completely free) you can check out the passes at the library's website at http://www.spl.org/library-collection/museum-pass. There are a limited number of passes for each museum each day so make sure to plan in advance.

Participating museums:

The Burke Museum
The Center for Wooden Boats
EMP museum
Henry Art Gallery
The Log House Museum
Nordic Heritage Museum
Northwest African American Museum
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Asian Art Museum
Seattle Aquarium
Wing Luke Museum
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