Bethaday Community Learning Space

We’re so grateful for your kind words! Thank you for trusting us and for this amazing review. We couldn’t do it without clients like you! ❤️

We’re proud to offer a space that helps youth build STEM skills while growing confidence, community, and a sense of agency in their future. Here’s what Geeking Out Kids of Color's program manager shared about their time in the space:

Geeking Out Kids of Color has deeply valued our time programming in the BCLS space. The environment is welcoming, accessible, and thoughtfully designed, allowing young people to feel both grounded and inspired. Being surrounded by nature while engaging in technology learning creates a unique balance that helps youth slow down, reflect, and fully engage in creative problem-solving.

What makes this space especially meaningful is how it supports youth voice and identity development. Our students, primarily Black, Brown, immigrant, and refugee youth benefit from environments where they feel safe to explore who they are while building technical skills and imagining their futures. In this setting, we’ve seen youth collaborate more openly, share ideas confidently, and take ownership of their learning.

Students often express appreciation for having a space that feels different from traditional classrooms - one where they can build community, experiment with technology, and see themselves as innovators and leaders. The combination of natural surroundings and flexible learning space reinforces the idea that their growth, well-being, and creativity matter.

We’re grateful to partner with BCLS in creating opportunities where young people can not only learn STEM skills, but also develop confidence, belonging, and a sense of agency in shaping their paths forward.

Bring your vision to life in a space designed for impact.
Now leasing for programs, events, and community use.
Email us at [email protected] for more information.

Thank you Gokic for supporting us. You can find them at:
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Looking for office space for your nonprofit or community organization?
We’re offering ~2,995 sq. ft. of flexible office space inside the Bethaday Community Learning Space, located in King County’s Dick Thurnau Memorial Park.

✨ Ideal for nonprofits and community-based orgs
✨ Space can be split for multiple organizations
✨ Unique public–private partnership setting
✨ Available now

📍 Community-focused, collaborative environment
📞 206‑725‑9095
📧 [email protected]

You’re Invited to Visit the Bethaday Community Learning Space (BCLS)!

We warmly welcome community members, partners, and visitors to join us for a guided tour of the Bethaday Community Learning Space. Tours offer a chance to explore our space and see how BCLS supports learning, connection, and community.

Tour Times (by appointment):
Mondays: 3:00–4:30 PM
Wednesdays: 1:00–3:00 PM

We look forward to welcoming you into the space—please arrive a few minutes early so we can start together.

Congrats to the Technology Access Foundation for having a great Luncheon fundraiser in March! TAF has raised over $320,000 to date, with additional contributions continuing to come in. Their mission is to create representation and access for teachers of color.

When you rent at our building, whether a one time event or recurring sessions, all proceeds earned go directly towards TAF operations to support the students in STEM education.

Want to support our projects? Rent a space TODAY at bethaday.techaccess.org!

As we wrap up the end of the first quarter, we wanted to share our holiday schedule for the rest of the year! You can be sure to plan out your bookings around these closure dates!

⚠ATTENTION NONPROFITS AND SMALL ORGANIZATIONS!⚠

We are seeking mission-oriented nonprofit organizations who would be interested in sharing office space with the Technology Access Foundation (TAF) - a Seattle-based nonprofit redefining p***c education across Washington State for students and educators. Our space, at the Bethaday Community Learning Space, provides space for your organization to grow. Let us know your interest as our space is open now!

Please contact us at [email protected]

Built on restored land, the Bethaday Community Learning Space carries forward the legacy of Lakewood Park, brought to life with the vision and support of Dick Thurnau.

Before Bethaday, Technology Access Foundation operated out of a cramped historic building - small, imperfect, but filled with big ideas. 13 years ago, they moved to Bethaday to grow their impact and build a space that matched their vision for community, equity, and innovation.

Bethaday Community Learning Space isn’t just a building, it’s a symbol of what’s possible when community, equity, and purpose come together.