Warren G. Magnuson Park
Organizations on Campus

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ORGANIZATIONS THAT MAKE THEIR HOME AT THE PARK

Shakespeare In The Park Photo by Ken Holmes

The park offers office space to a variety of non-profit arts, civic, environmental and sports organizations. Bringing these groups together in one place helps to enrich the programs available to the community, and provides needed office and meeting space for the organizations.

Call 206-684-4218 for information about office space for non-profit and community groups.

Here are the organizations that currently make their home at Warren G. Magnuson Park. Please note that these organizations are not part of Warren G. Magnuson Park management or Seattle Parks and Recreation. Contact information is provided here for your convenience.

Sports, Recreation and Leisure

• Arena Sports Seattle - Magnuson www.arenasports.net 206-985-8990
• Cascade Bicycle Club www.cascade.org/Home/ 206-522-3222
• Cycle University – Bicycle Instruction www.CycleU.com 206-938-1091
• Gymboree Play & Music www.gymboreeclasses.com 206 -522-2045
• Sail Sand Point www.sailsandpoint.org 206-525-8782 (seasonal activities generally April through October)
• Sand Point Gym www.sandpointgym.com 206-669-5753
• Seattle Raft and Kayak www.seattleraftandkayak.com 206-528-1700
  

Environment

• Bats Northwest www.batsnorthwest.org 206-256-0406
• EarthCorps www.earthcorps.org 206-322-9296
• Magnuson Environmental Stewardship Alliance (MESA) www.mesaseattle.org 206-524-8713
• Mid-Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group www.midsoundfisheries.org 206-529-9467
• Plant Amnesty www.plantamnesty.org 206-783-9813
• Seattle Audubon Society Nature Camp www.seattleaudubon.org/education.cfm
  206-523-4483 (Summer only activities)
• Washington Native Plant Society, Central Puget Sound Chapter www.wnps.org/cps/ 206-527-3210 or toll-free outside Seattle 1-888-288-8022

Arts, Culture and Education

• Civic Light Opera www.seattlemusicaltheatre.com/ Administrative Office: 206-363-4807, Box Office: 206-363-2809
• Friends of the Seattle Public Library Book Sale www.splfriends.org/ 206-386-4098
• GreenStage, Shakespeare in the Park, www.greenstage.org 206-748-1551
• Music of Remembrance www.musicofremembrance.org 206-365-7770
  
• Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange (SPACE) www.spaceatmagnuson.org/
  206-522-9529
• Sand Point Community Technology Center www.sandpointctc.com 206-523-6912
• Thistle Theatre www.thistletheatre.org 206-524-3388
• YMCA Day Camps www.seattleymca.org 206-985-0075 (operated by University Family YMCA)
  
  

SAND POINT COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION

In the spring of 2000, tenants moved into the newly renovated buildings. The Family Housing Program has 30 parents and 70 children. The Single Housing Program houses 41 adults; Youth Housing has 24 young adults and six babies.

Some residents are continuing their education—three are enrolled in college; several have received their GEDs. Other residents have found new jobs or are engaged in retraining programs.

For more information on the transfer of ownership, or to be added to our mailing list for news about housing at Sand Point, please contact Solid Ground.

More information: Kira Zylstra at 206-517-5499 or kiraz@solid-ground.org.
www.solid-ground.org/Programs/Housing/SandPoint/Pages/default.aspx

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

The University of Washington owns five buildings on the park’s Community Campus. These buildings provide temporary storage for some Suzzallo Library books; medical records storage for the University of Washington Medical Center, studios for students in the College of Architecture and Urban Planning. Future uses for these buildings are being developed.

Building 29
Collaborative Health Studies Coordinating Center
www.uwchscc.org/default.aspx
Child Health Institute
www.childhealthinstitute.org/Default.asp