Burien Parks hosting Ice Cream Social at Lake Burien School Memorial Park on Thursday, July 17

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Burien's Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department invites locals to an Ice Cream Social on July 17, 2025, from 5:30 to 6:30 p. m. at Lake Burien School Memorial Park. Attendees will receive free ice cream and can engage with city staff about upcoming projects and recreation programs. This family-friendly event precedes the Smashing Flannels concert, creating an enjoyable atmosphere for community interaction.

City representatives will address questions regarding parks and recreational enhancements, providing insights into current and future initiatives. The venue, located at 16200 16th Ave SW, serves as a central point for fostering community connections. This initiative aims to strengthen local ties and inform residents about available opportunities, including facility rentals and volunteer options. Engaging with city staff directly allows residents to voice their concerns and interests regarding local parks. Events like this contribute to building a vibrant community and improving public spaces.

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