Events

One of Seattle's most popular year-round farmers markets, held every Sunday rain or shine in the Ballard neighborhood. Vendors offer artisan cheese, smoked salmon, fresh-baked bread, seasonal produce, cut flowers, and prepared foods from 50–75+ vendors depending on the season. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and participates in the Fresh Bucks program. Dates: Year-round, Sundays 10am–3pm […]

One of the largest neighborhood farmers markets in Seattle, operating year-round since 1993 with 60–100+ vendors. Known for certified organic produce, grass-fed meats, artisan bread, and fresh flowers; a covered pavilion ensures year-round operation. The market features live music and cooking demos and accepts SNAP/EBT with Fresh Bucks matching. Dates: Year-round, Saturdays 9am–2pm Cost: Free […]

Regular community volunteer events organized by the Green Seattle Partnership to restore and maintain Seattle's forested parks. Events include invasive species removal, native plant planting, and trail maintenance across dozens of parks. Events are listed on the CEDAR volunteer calendar and many are scheduled months in advance with no experience required. Dates: Year-round, multiple events […]

Multi-day volunteer trail maintenance trips organized by the Washington Trails Association, offering a meaningful way to give back to trails across Washington while experiencing the backcountry. Registration is now open for 2026 trips. Participants perform hands-on trail maintenance work in remote wilderness areas and gain outdoor skills. No prior experience required. Dates: Spring–Fall 2026 (various […]

A major exhibition challenging the 'Mystic' mythology attached to 20th-century Northwest art. Highlights renowned local artists from that period who contested the label, alongside those exploring Social Realism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism — including Mark Tobey, Kenneth Callahan, Guy Anderson, and Morris Graves, plus lesser-known talents. Dates: March 5–August 2, 2026 Cost: SAM general admission: […]

A recurring monthly psychic and holistic fair held every 2nd Saturday at the historic Triway Grange Hall (over 100 years old). Features intuitive readers, energy healers, reiki practitioners, crystal vendors, tarot and astrology readings, and wellness products. A welcoming community hub for spiritual exploration in the greater Seattle area. Dates: 2nd Saturday each month throughout […]

Monthly psychic and holistic fair presented by Inner Wisdom Fairs & Events. Features intuitive readers, crystal healers, tarot practitioners, and wellness vendors in the charming historic Triway Grange Hall. Welcoming, free-admission community event in the greater Seattle/Snohomish County area. Dates: March 14, 2026 (and subsequent monthly 2nd Saturdays) Cost: Free admission More Info: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/inner-wisdomfair-tickets-1636397722639

A recurring Thursday evening class combining soft vinyasa yoga flow with a live sound bath using singing bowls, guitar, and vocals for deep relaxation. Offered regularly at Bhakti Studio in the Fremont/Wallingford neighborhood. Accessible to all levels and donation-based so no one is turned away. Dates: Multiple dates throughout 2026 (Thursdays; recurring series) Cost: Suggested […]

Seattle's eclectic outdoor Sunday market in the Fremont neighborhood combining a farmers market with a flea market—quirky, community-focused, and all-Fremont. The 150+ vendor event features local produce, prepared foods, vintage goods, and artisan crafts. A great spot for Sunday brunch combined with outdoor treasure hunting in one of Seattle's most walkable neighborhoods. Dates: April – […]

The longest-running art walk in the nation, held on the first Thursday of every month from 6–8 PM in Pioneer Square, Downtown, and the West Edge area. Explore numerous art galleries, the ARTS at King Street Station gallery, and local businesses. Free parking is available at participating garages during event hours. Dates: First Thursday of […]

Recurring invasive species removal and trail restoration events on Squak Mountain, co-hosted by the Issaquah Alps Trails Club, Green Issaquah, and Washington State Parks. Volunteers remove invasive blackberry and other plants to support native forest recovery and Issaquah's Climate Action Plan goals. No experience required; events occur monthly through the year. Dates: Multiple dates throughout […]

A monthly after-dark community celebration in the Columbia City neighborhood where four city blocks come alive with food, music, art, and local makers from 6–10 PM every third Saturday. The market prioritizes Black-owned businesses while remaining inclusive and creative, featuring live music on an outdoor stage, 21+ beer garden, and rotating artisan vendors year-round, rain […]

A free, self-guided, all-ages monthly art walk through downtown Seattle galleries and businesses, held every fourth Friday from 5–8 PM year-round. Participating venues include galleries, shops, and cultural spaces throughout downtown Seattle. Dates: Fourth Friday of every month, year-round (April 24, May 22, June 26, July 24, Aug 28, Sept 25, Oct 23, 2026) Cost: […]

New Tech Seattle is the Northwest's largest ongoing monthly tech community event with 60,000+ members, held the second Tuesday of every month. Founders and innovators share 8-minute tech presentations followed by Q&A, community shoutouts, and neighborhood block party–style networking with hosted food and beverages. The crowd spans developers, startup founders, recruiters, executives, investors, and community […]

A major SAM exhibition exploring the concept of monochrome through the work of two celebrated artists — Alexander Calder and Tara Donovan — in a dialogue that spans generations and materials. One of SAM's anchor exhibitions for the summer and fall 2026 season. Dates: May 13, 2026–January 17, 2027 Cost: SAM general admission: ~$29.99 adults; […]

A significant exhibition organized by New York's Studio Museum in Harlem featuring works by Tom Lloyd (1929–96), an overlooked innovator in using electric light as an artistic medium. Brings this nationally important but underrecognized artist to Seattle audiences. Dates: May 16–September 20, 2026 Cost: Free More Info: https://fryemuseum.org/exhibitions

A food-first community farmers market running every Thursday from May through October, featuring Washington-grown produce, meat, seafood, dairy, eggs, flowers, plants, and artisan foods—all locally sourced and made by the vendors. The 2026 season runs May 21–October 1, with hours 3:00–7:30 PM (May–August) and 3:00–7:00 PM (September–October 1), plus two additional fall markets including November […]