06/16/2026
🎓✨ Huge shoutout to our UW student collaborators and soon to be graduates! ✨🎓
We’re still buzzing after celebrating with students and staff for the completion of the Business Management Consulting Program at the UW Foster School of Business!
This program is a powerful reminder of what happens when classroom learning meets the real-world. We have been so grateful for the opportunity to participate in the program and it has already made such an impact on how we shape the future of SilverKite - in our new home as we open our doors to community workshops!
A huge thanks as well to the faculty and staff of the UW Foster School of Business who make experiential learning like this possible.
To the students: we’re grateful for your partnership and inspired by what you’re building next. 👏 Here’s to the next generation of leaders shaping our communities.
06/11/2026
We're so excited to be back in Bellevue this summer for our FREE Pop-Up Arts Playground! We will be at Ashwood Park and Playfield on July 7, 14, and 21 from 12pm-2pm. Everyone is welcome and all supplies will be provided. Read below for information about each day's art activity.
🌲 July 7 – Made in Washington
Celebrate Washington pride through art and creativity. We will create pins and patches, design fan flags, and create chalk murals to brighten up our park walks. Using fabric, felt, paper, stickers, beads, and clothespins.
✉️ July 14 – Letters from Washington
What does home mean to you? Share stories, memories, and connections to our Washington community and beyond. What brought you here today...and where are you going next? Participants will design their own postcards and stamps and add to a community mural to celebrate why we love Washington. Using acrylic and watercolor paint and block print stamps and ink.
🪭 July 21 – Pacific Northwest Flair
Explore functional, expressive summer design. We will decorate hand fans and visors to keep cool, create recycled materials collages, and use name poetry to create a collective poem. Using ornamental and decorative paper, wood, stickers, acrylic paint markers, cardboard visors, recycled materials and nature.
