Upcoming City Council Meetings

Upcoming Events

  • KidsFirst!
    Tue Aug 22 - The Not-Its! are a Seattle-based band that plays original rock/pop music for children. KidsFirst! performances are geared for a toddler through elementary age audience. All events are free and open to the public.
  • Sammamish Farmers Market
    Wed Aug 23 - Sammamish Farmers Market is offered in partnership with Sammamish Chamber of Commerce.
  • Concerts in the Park
    Thu Aug 24 - Sammamish Symphony - This volunteer ensemble provides the opportunity for talented, dedicated musicians to perform with a full symphony orchestra. In addition, the Orchestra promotes involvement in the arts for young musicians who are given the chance to participate in classical and pops concert ...
  • Kid Friendly Volunteering at Sammamish Landing
    Sat Aug 26 - Volunteer to help pull out invasive English Ivy at Sammamish Landing! Ivy is crawling up trees and smothering our native plants and volunteers are needed to help pull it out! Give back to your community, learn about native plants and enhance salmon habitat! This project is perfect for students lo ...
  • Arts Commission Regular Meeting
    Mon Aug 28

Community News

  • Starting September 1st, 2017, passports will be by appointment only at City Hall
    To eliminate lines, and wait times, the Sammamish Passport Acceptance Agency will provide 15 minute appointments for one application, or 30 minute appointments for two or more applications. Appointments will be available on Wednesdays and Thursdays, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Visit the passport accep
  • Fall recycling collection event, Sept. 17
    Gather up your old tires, mattresses, and DVD players -- the fall recycling collection event is coming up on Sunday, Sept. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Eastlake High School and Discovery Elementary. The two schools are accepting different kinds of items, so please take a look at the attached flyer to ma
  • City Hall receiving calls on "western tent caterpillars"
    In recent days, a number of call have come into Sammamish City Hall from residents who are concerned about "western tent caterpillars." The creatures hatch in the spring and spin their webs on tree branches and shrubs. Their unsightly nests provide them with protection from predators as they munch a