A new playground is coming to McMicken Heights Park this fall, and local children and families are invited to help design it.
The City of SeaTac, Seattle Seahawks, KABOOM! and Delta Air Lines will hold Design Day today, Tuesday, Aug. 11. The free event officially launches the playground project and gives McMicken Heights families an opportunity to help shape their future play space.
Children can dream big through hands-on activities and share the playground features they would most like to see. Adults can contribute ideas, learn about the community-build process and find out how they can help bring the new playground to life.
The McMicken Heights project follows a similar KABOOM! playground build completed last fall at Duwamish Park in Tukwila. Children first shared their ideas during a Design Day. Later, more than 100 community members and Delta volunteers, joined by the Seattle Seahawks, came together to build the playground.
Now it is McMicken Heights’ turn.
Delta News HubStaff Writer
Design Day Details
When: Tuesday, Aug. 11
Where: McMicken Heights Park
3740 S. 166th St., SeaTac, WA
(South 166th Street and 40th Avenue South)
If bad weather moves in, the workshops will be held at McMicken Heights Elementary School.
Afternoon Workshop: 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Evening Workshop: 6 to 7:30 p.m.
A free catered dinner will be provided.
Who: Children, adults and families of all ages
Choose either workshop. Both sessions will give children and adults a chance to share ideas and participate in the playground planning process.
Please RSVP Here: Help Design a new Playspace at McMicken Heights Park!
Advance registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome.
If you want to share your play space ideas now, or can't make it in person, take our Online Design Survey: McMicken Heights Park Design Survey
Come enjoy some free food, meet other neighborhood families and help lay the foundation for a playground designed and built with the McMicken Heights community.
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