Tag: Log Cabin
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White Center Teen Program impacts teen graduation and college admissions
Since the inception of the White Center Teen Program (WCTP) in 1991, the program has provided White Center youth with a safe, positive environment to get involved in year-round recreation and educational programs and activities. The immediate goal of the program has always been to reduce youth involvement in violent, criminal, or gang-related activities and increase…
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White Center Teen Program celebrates thirty years of programming
The White Center Teen Program (WCTP) will celebrate its 30-year anniversary on June 30. Originally created by former King County Parks staff Shelley Brittingham, the WCTP (based out of the Log Cabin at Steve Cox Memorial Park) exists to create a space for young people to come together and build friendships in a safe space.…
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Three Great Playgrounds for Families
King County Parks offer great outdoor recreational opportunities for adults, but many parks also feature fun-filled playgrounds and outdoor opportunities for families with younger children. At these parks, you’ll find standout climbing structures, versatile play equipment, and even opportunities to build biking skills for your littlest ones. Dick Thurnau Memorial Park Come safely learn and…
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White Center: Peace N the Hood Job Fair – June 8
Peace N the Hood Job Fair The 2nd annual Peace N the Hood (PITH) Job Fair for ages 16 – 24 is coming up on Friday, June 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the White Center Community Center in Steve Cox Memorial Park (1321 SW 102nd 98146). The PITH Job Fair provides employment…
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2017 Halloween Carnival in the WC
The White Center Teen Program put together a killer Halloween Carnival this year. Thanks to all the teen volunteers we were able to keep the ghouls contained. For more pics visit our Flickr feed. And remember – There is only Zuul.
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Peace N the Hood Job Fair a big success!
Our very own “Log Cabin” at Steve Cox Memorial Park was home to the the first Peace N the Hood Job Fair and 4th annual 3:3 basketball tournament this past Wednesday, June 28. Now in its fourth year, the 3:3 basketball tournament involved some 200 kids ages 12-19, but the job fair was really the…
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2013: These are a few of our favorite things…
Whew, 2013 was a big year for us here at King County Parks. We turned 75, got some serious love from King County voters, and rocked out at shows at Marymoor and Tolt. Here are our 5 favorite stories from this past year. An outpouring of support from King County voters, who overwhelmingly approved the…
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Boo! Creeeeeeaaak. Scream! Cackle.
Because it’s fun to wear your Halloween costume for as many extra days as possible before and after the actual holiday itself; King County Parks brings you a couple ‘frightfully fun’ Halloween events for the whole family to enjoy. Haunted Pool & TunnelFriday, October 25, 6 – 7:30 p.m. pool swim & 8 – 9:30…
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What’s brown and green and loved all over?
This guy! Yes, it’s true. Just like King County Parks, our beloved Log Cabin turns 75 years old in 2013, and it will get quite the roast this Saturday, September 14. Join us for this family-friendly celebration! Log Cabin 75th Anniversary Party Sat, Sept 14 2 pm – 5 pm 1321 SW 102nd St Steve…
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Burnt toast never tasted so good!
The Burnt Toast cooking class started at the King County Parks White Center Teen Program (WCTP) in 1991 and remains a favorite program among participants and staff to this day. Over 100 teens learned at least one recipe at the Log Cabin in 2012. WCTP staff Brian, Katie, Ramsey, Paula and Frank offered weekly cooking…