Storytime at Kubota Garden

Wednesday, July 16, 12:00pm - 1:30pm (CDT)

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Kubota Garden Foundation is hosting a storytelling series of children's books and art activities following the theme of Japanese American immigrant stories. Educator Barbara Yasui will read A Place Where Sunflowers Grow by Amy Lee-Tai, a story of a young girl finding hope while living in an American incarceration camp followed by an art activity led by Aurora Sidney-Ando. For families with children ages 5 - 12. Click "Read more" for details.

Date: Wednesday, June 21

Time: The program will begin promptly at 10am Please arrive early to allow for parking and check-in (more details below).

Location: The program will take place at Kubota Garden's Terrace Overlook. Once you arrive to the Garden, follow the signs to the event. The Garden's address is 9817 55th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118.

Parking: Parking at the Garden is available but limited. There is additional street parking on 55th Ave S and Renton Ave S. As with all public parks, we encourage you to leave valuables at home. If you must bring them, store them out of sight before you reach the Garden.

What to expect: Adults will check in their child(ren) with volunteers at the check in table. The program will be outdoors and will move under the Terrace shelter if it rains.

Supervision: Adults must be in attendance with child(ren).

Snacks: We will have snacks and drinks available for the kids. Please bring additional water or allergy-sensitive snacks, if needed.

Attire: Please make sure your child(ren) are dressed appropriately for the weather (layers, sunscreen, hat, etc.).

Cost: Free! thanks to funding from 4Culture and KGF donors. To help us keep our events free, go to the donate page of our website: https://kubotagarden.org/donate.html

Questions? email sophia@kubotagarden.org.

Add to Calendar 2025/07/16 10:00:00 2025/07/16 11:30:00 America/Los_Angeles Storytime at Kubota Garden Kubota Garden Foundation is hosting a storytelling series of children's books and art activities following the theme of Japanese American immigrant stories. Educator Barbara Yasui will read A Place Where Sunflowers Grow by Amy Lee-Tai, a story of a young girl finding hope while living in an American incarceration camp followed by an art activity led by Aurora Sidney-Ando. For families with children ages 5 - 12. Click "Read more" for details.

Date: Wednesday, June 21

Time: The program will begin promptly at 10am Please arrive early to allow for parking and check-in (more details below).

Location: The program will take place at Kubota Garden's Terrace Overlook. Once you arrive to the Garden, follow the signs to the event. The Garden's address is 9817 55th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118.

Parking: Parking at the Garden is available but limited. There is additional street parking on 55th Ave S and Renton Ave S. As with all public parks, we encourage you to leave valuables at home. If you must bring them, store them out of sight before you reach the Garden.

What to expect: Adults will check in their child(ren) with volunteers at the check in table. The program will be outdoors and will move under the Terrace shelter if it rains.

Supervision: Adults must be in attendance with child(ren).

Snacks: We will have snacks and drinks available for the kids. Please bring additional water or allergy-sensitive snacks, if needed.

Attire: Please make sure your child(ren) are dressed appropriately for the weather (layers, sunscreen, hat, etc.).

Cost: Free! thanks to funding from 4Culture and KGF donors. To help us keep...

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Sophia Eichholz, sophia@kubotagarden.org

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