City launches parks camp guide and Spotlight arts series, mayor says
August 29, 2026 | Kent, King County, Washington
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Mayor Dana Ralph said the city’s parks camp guide for fall is now available in mailboxes and online, offering activities for infants through seniors and registration via the city website.
"It is out now. It should have shown up in your mailbox, also available online," Ralph said, and she encouraged residents to check the guide for programs and to register. She also promoted the arts commission’s Spotlight series, saying tickets are available at kentarts.com and promising an "amazing lineup" through the school year.
Ralph framed both items as ways for residents of all ages to stay connected to city services and events as the community enters the fall season.
"It is out now. It should have shown up in your mailbox, also available online," Ralph said, and she encouraged residents to check the guide for programs and to register. She also promoted the arts commission’s Spotlight series, saying tickets are available at kentarts.com and promising an "amazing lineup" through the school year.
Ralph framed both items as ways for residents of all ages to stay connected to city services and events as the community enters the fall season.
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