Islander Stadium sits on the west side of Mercer Island High School, and is home to Islander football, soccer,…More lacrosse and track.  It features an artificial turf field surrounded by a multi-lane track. Stadium seating, restrooms, a concession stand, a press box and ample parking are available.</p> <p>The stadium grounds are open to the public when not in use during the school day when classes are in session, but entrance is restricted to electronic ksy card holders, available from the district for $5 (seniors exempt).</p>

Mary Wayte Swimming Pool is Mercer Island's public swimming pool, owned by the local school district. It is…More named after gold-medal Olympian and former Islander Mary Wayte, who often trained and competed here before her successes in the 1984 and 1988 Summer Olympics (where she also won silver and bronze medals).</p> <p>The pool is 40 yards long and divided by a removable bulkhead, making the pool suitable for local high-schools and clubs to use for competitive short course events.</p> <p>There are a number of community swimming event opportinities as well, including movie night in the pool the last Friday of every month.</p>

Long-time Island resident Steffan Soule has been a magician "all my life." He started working magic when he was a…More child and with the support of the city of Mercer Island, which granted him an artist-in-resident rehearsal space for 17 years, he was able to significantly improve his skills as a performing artist and now performs for audiences that range in size from private homes to stadiums, as a Master Corporate Magician.</p> <p>A Touch of Magic with Steffan Soule performs most of its shows for corporate clients, including educational performances during business seminars, but they also value working with students and offer a discount to educational institutions.</p> <p>Although Steffan Soule is the sole magician during performances, he works with up to nine technicians to provide an exciting and unforgettable experience.</p>