Friends of Fall City Arena

11/10/2025

Come join our arena maintenance team and keep Fall City Arena in tip-top shape. You’ll be part of a volunteer team that wants to make free public riding spaces safe and available to horse owners throughout the area. You will help monitor grooming and watering needs, work with King County Parks to address maintenance issues, help with dust abatement, and join work parties to keep the arena and track w**d free and clean. It’s a great way to get community service hours for school, church or work. You can schedule a time or be on call. To express interest in helping out visit: fallcityarena.org/volunteer

10/06/2025

Let’s get one across SR-203 between the Fall City Arena and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Keepin’ horses and people safe!

WSDOT

10/05/2025

WHAT’S A PEGASUS CROSSING?

Join us at the Fall City Community Association meeting this coming Tuesday, Oct. 7th at 7pm at the Fall City Fire Dept. Community Room as we share plans for a "pegasus crossing”, across SR-203, between the Fall City Arena and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail.

A pegasus crossing is a metered stop light crosswalk designed to be activated while mounted. It has holding areas for a few mounted riders on each end.

The current speed signs, stripes painted on the road, and horse crossing signs are totally inadequate. Motorists regularly speed through the crossing and, coming from the north, horse riders cannot be seen as close as 100 feet away!

So please come join us at the meeting and show your support for equine activities here in the Valley. We need to show community and government leaders that Valley horse people care and are demanding this dangerous crossing get the improvements that will prevent serious accidents.

WSDOT

10/04/2025

Join us at the Fall City Community Association meeting this coming Tuesday, Oct. 7th at 7pm at the Fall City Fire Dept. Community Room as we share plans for a "pegasus crossing”, across SR-203, between the Fall City Arena and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. We need to show community and government leaders that Valley horse people care and are demanding this dangerous crossing get the improvements that will prevent serious accidents.

The current speed signs, stripes painted on the road, and horse crossing signs are totally inadequate. Motorists regularly speed through the crossing and, coming from the north, horse riders cannot be seen as close as 100 feet away!

What’s a pegasus crossing? It’s a metered stop light crosswalk designed to be activated while mounted. It has holding areas for a few mounted riders on each end.

So please come join us at the meeting and show your support for equine activities here in the Valley.

WSDOT

08/27/2025

Here’s my idea of floating the Snoqualmie River in Fall City! Easy access from the arena.

PHOTO BY Chloe Buchan

08/05/2025

Your “yes” vote for the King County Parks Levy on August 5th is a yes vote for the Fall City Arena. There is much more work to be done and we need everyone’s help. Monies from the Levy will help King County Parks continue the great work that they have started.

https://yeskcprop1.org/

King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks

07/29/2025

Shakespeare at the Arena.

07/20/2025

The sunflowers and corn are popping up in the Fall City Arena parking lot! Talk about random. Where’d they come from? We can find beauty in some of the strangest places. Join us for our farmers market fundraiser in August 😂

07/19/2025

The Fall City Arena has four tie rails to hold your horses. Handy, if you know how to tie ‘em. Check out this video: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16oNeHEj9d/?mibextid=wwXIfr

07/15/2025

Who wants to ride their horse to the show this weekend?

This Friday (7/18) the play starts at 7 PM at the Fall City Park. Come a little early with your picnics, chairs, blankets- and enjoy Shakespear in the Park! Presented by GreenStage and funded by Fall City Arts & 4Culture to be free to our community!

07/02/2025

It’s summertime at the arena! Come enjoy the Fall City Arena and head to the Snoqualmie River for a refreshing dip with your horse.
*Photos courtesy of Lani Salisbury*