King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert represents Issaquah Highlands as part of District 3. She is a former teacher and authored…
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Take 15 Minutes Each Month to Serve Your Community As part of our Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.-inspired “Issaquah Highlands Doers and Dreamers Day of Service," join the Issaquah Highlands Cross-Cultural Committee in setting aside 15 minutes each month this year to help keep our community beautiful. It all...
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The year 2020 was certainly one of new challenges and trying times. On behalf of the Highlands Council Board of…
Join us for family-friendly virtual art workshops to create three-dimensional dragonflies! We hope you’ll make a dragonfly to contribute to…
Connect with people with whom you share something in common. Whether it’s your kids at Grand Ridge Elementary, a love…
Celebrating Christy Garrard's 10 Years of Service to Highlands Council and Community In 2010, Christy joined Highlands Council with a mission to bring the organization “back to life” following the recession, starting with building community engagement using Blakely Hall and Connections. With the support of volunteers, she grew the organization...
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After moving to the United States from Vietnam, my family chose to settle in Issaquah Highlands in October 2019. The transition was overwhelming. We moved from a sunny, tropical country to the rainy season in Seattle; from a crowded street of a Southeast Asian city to a neat, quiet town;...
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One of our favorite traditions in Issaquah Highlands is the annual Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) celebration. Embracing the Mexican tradition of honoring loved ones who have passed in a festive, fun way, and sharing that with friends and neighbors fits the Highlands Council mission of building community....
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I am excited to introduce a new program launching October 3 as a partnership between Highlands Council, the City of…
Join us November 28 for The True Cost: A film about the clothes we wear, the people who make them,…