Now in its 29th year—this FREE, family-friendly, annual arts and music festival brings Alki to life with over 100 professional artists, craftspeople and emerging artists. There will be live music, children’s activities, live demonstrations and local artisan food vendors for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can take in the colorful views while strolling the promenade, as...
The 37th Annual Indian Days Powwow is an annual celebration of Native culture hosted in the heart of Seattle’s Discovery Park. Join over 20,000 attendees for this spectacular three-day celebration of Native American heritage! Witness the vibrant colors and energy of traditional dances from tribes across the US and Canada, plus delicious food, music, shopping,...
Covington Days is the City of Covington’s annual summer community celebration that brings together residents, local businesses, community organizations, and visitors for a weekend full of family-friendly fun, entertainment, and community pride. The festival features a community parade, live entertainment, vendors, food booths, inflatables and kids’ activities, community booths, contests, and special attractions throughout the...
The Seattle Bon Odori Festival celebrates its 94th year, nearly a century of honoring tradition in the community. Bon Odori is a centuries-old Japanese Buddhist festival dedicated to remembering and honoring the lives of deceased family and friends. This is viewed as a joyful occasion, providing an opportunity to reflect on the contributions of those...
Pista sa Nayon Seattle isn’t just a festival — it’s the ultimate Filipino summer party and everyone’s invited to the celebration. Imagine stepping into the park and instantly being hit with the smell of ihaw‑ihaw (bbq) on the grill, the crunch of fresh lumpia, and the sweet, icy swirl of halo‑halo in your hands. Music...
Magnolia Summerfest is an annual festival that brings together people of all ages, backgrounds, and interests around the shared enjoyment of arts & crafts, live music, food & beverages, a big parade, and tons of stuff for kids. we donate a portion of net proceeds to neighborhood schools and non-profits.
NORTHEAST SEATTLE’S FAVORITE TRADITION SINCE 1947! FREE AND FUN FOR EVERYONE! On NE 125th St between 25th Ave NE and Lake City Way NE, NE 28th Ave, and Albert Davis Park. Food trucks, Craft artisans, community service organizations, a massive Family Fun Zone activities and performances, Car Show, Touch-a-Truck, and The Grandstand Stage featuring music...
Umoja Fest 2026 and Africatown Heritage Parade span for more than eight decades as an annual celebration and tradition in the heart of Seattle’s Central District located at Judkin’s Park. This artistic and cultural extravaganza uniquely touches the spirit of the African American Community and has historically been one of the most unifying and anticipated...
Spice up your taste buds and experience the soul of Louisiana in the Pacific Northwest. Dance, dine, and have a ragin’ Cajun good time where Southern culture and hospitality turn historic downtown Kent into our own “Little Louisiana”! Live music and dancing will keep festival-goers entertained throughout the day, with performances by Cajun and Zydeco...
The Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce is proud to present Salmon Days, the largest two-day festival in Washington State. This beloved, family-friendly event began in 1970 as a replacement for Issaquah’s aging Labor Day Festival and was created to celebrate the remarkable return of salmon to spawn in Issaquah Creek. That mission—combining education, community, and...
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An Update on the Seafair Holiday Cruise
After careful consideration, Seafair has made the difficult decision not to host the Holiday Cruise in 2026.
For decades, the Holiday Cruise has brought joy to our community through the generosity of boat captains, volunteers, and community partners. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped make this cherished holiday tradition possible.
While financial challenges and the need for a more sustainable event model have led to this decision, we remain hopeful about the future. Seafair will continue exploring opportunities to reimagine the Holiday Cruise in a way that is safe, accessible, inclusive, and sustainable for years to come.
We know this news may be disappointing, and we sincerely appreciate the community’s understanding and continued support.
Our hope is that this is a pause, not a goodbye.
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