If you’re planning a visit to Renton, immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture, highlighted by our recent celebration of Filipino American History Month. During the City Council meeting on October 22, 2024, Renton City Hall recognized the rich history and significant contributions of the…
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In the heart of Renton's Highlands, nestled along Sunset Blvd., lies a sanctuary where dance becomes more than just movement – it's a celebration of culture, inclusion, and personal growth. Welcome to Body Language Studio (BLS), where passion meets purpose, and every step tells a story. Meet Lea…
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Join us as we embark on a delectable culinary journey through Renton, celebrating the vibrant and diverse Asian restaurant scene that graces our city. From authentic Japanese cuisine to mouthwatering Thai delicacies, Renton offers an array of dining experiences that are sure to tantalize your taste…
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Artist Spotlight: Trenise 'Tree' Williams Step into the world of Trenise 'Tree' Williams, a remarkable artist making waves in Renton! Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, Tree migrated to Seattle in 2016, immersing herself in the city's rich artistic landscape. With a background in graphic design and…
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Painting or pottery, film or flute. Artists of all kinds are discovering the City of Renton’s growing creative community. Renton is an inspiring and affordable setting for artists, with several events and opportunities to produce, show and sell their work. Public art programs and grants welcome…
Read MoreWhen we say "Make yourself at home in Renton," we’re talking to everyone. Wallethub identified Renton as one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States based on ethnic demographics, languages spoken by our residents, and their birthplace. With Renton named in the top 15 of this study…
Read MoreCongratulations to the winners for the “Creative Kids” contest, hosted by Allied Arts Renton and sponsored by the Renton Municipal Arts Commission. Living through a pandemic is a unique experience for anyone, but it can be especially so for youth. By using art to express their complexity of…
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Teaching during a pandemic? A valid question that has been brought to the forefront as COVID-19 began to spread, causing school districts to initiate school closures for the rest of the school year. AmeriCorps VISTA, Bryana Samuel, currently serving the Renton School District, wanted to shine a…
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Rock in Rolling Hills! With all of us feeling a little cooped up, taking walks has become a favorite pastime. To add to the pleasure of strolling the Rolling Hills neighborhood, residents have been painting rocks and then tucking them in along the walk. “It’s like a little treasure hunt,” said Diane…
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by the Renton AmeriCorps Vista Team When fifth-grade teacher Jennifer Ray first found out that school was going to be out for a while, her husband said she really needed a hobby. Inspiration for this family run project came when her sister told her about someone converting a Little Free Library…
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