Renton Prepares for Fall Activities and World Cup Legacy Square

Renton, WALocal News

Renton is gearing up for an exciting fall season with the introduction of the "Let's Go Renton! " Recreation Guide, which features a variety of community events and activities. Among these events are the Superhero 5K, Truck-or-Treat, and a Holiday Bazaar, all designed to engage residents and promote health and wellness. As the city prepares for the 2026 World Cup, a significant initiative is underway to create the World Cup Legacy Square. This project will transform a vacant lot into a vibrant community space for sports viewing and various activities.

The city emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity in this development, ensuring that all residents can enjoy the space regardless of their backgrounds. Residents are encouraged to participate in the upcoming “Square Talk” event on August 27 to share their ideas for the new space. City officials express gratitude for community involvement and look forward to strengthening connections among residents. Overall, Renton is poised to make the most of the upcoming season and the global spotlight of the World Cup.

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