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News 24-07-2026

July Weekends in Seattle: From Festivals to Night Walks (July 24, 2026)

Starting July 24, Seattle and the surrounding area seem to flip into a summer celebration mode: several food festivals and street events at once, outdoor concerts, movies on big screens, and a range of theatrical productions. If you like to keep moving, there’s plenty to choose from too—running events and parades, sports weekends, and car shows. And for those who prefer a slower pace, there are architecture and waterfront walks, parks, and summer excursions that stretch the evening longer than usual. Over the next few days, it’s easy to turn it into a route of “day—city, evening—music,” especially if you keep schedules and curated picks on a single screen.

Source: events12.com (a roundup of events in Seattle and the surrounding area).

Selection of Events in Seattle and the Surrounding Area

Date Location Description Resources
Jul 24–25 Seattle, Ballard Seattle Neighborhood Architecture Walk: walking tours of the Ballard Landmark District, mansions at Volunteer Park, and the waterfront. Tour site, FAQ
Jul 24–25 Redmond Redmond Derby Days: a fair, rides, a beer/wine garden, evening bike races, a parade, and a nighttime drone light show. Event site, schedule
Jul 24–25 Carnation Forest Music Festival: 25 artists, nature walks, bike rides, yoga, camping, and late-night stargazing. Festival site, festival map
Jul 24–25 Tacoma Outdoor movies in Tacoma parks: PG movie screenings at sunset.
Jul 24–26 Seattle, Ballard Candlelight Concerts—an evening of music and dancing with a quartet and well-known melodies by candlelight. Tickets, video
Jul 24–26 Seattle, Downtown The musical Hell’s Kitchen—a coming-of-age story of a New York girl, based on a script by Alicia Keys. Site, tickets
Jul 24–26 Seattle, First Hill Seattle Chamber Music Society summer festival of chamber music. Festival site
Jul 24–26 Seattle, Lower Queen Anne Bite of Seattle—a major food festival with hundreds of vendors, cooking demonstrations, wine, beer, and music. Festival site
Jul 24–26 Seattle, Capitol Hill Northwest Balboa Festival: workshops and swing dancing to live music. Festival site
Jul 24–26 Seattle, SoDo Seattle Art Fair—a showcase of art galleries from around the world. Fair site, photos
Jul 24–26 Bellevue Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend—more than 200 artists, food, entertainment, and interactive art. Fair site
Jul 24–26 Renton Renton River Days—food, drinks, shows, a kids’ zone, a parade, and a drone show. Event site
Jul 24–26 Kent NHRA Northwest Nationals: drag racing with cars, Funny Cars, and motorcycles. Race site
Jul 24–26 Puyallup Pacific Northwest Nationals: classic, custom, and muscle car show. Event site
Jul 24–26 Vancouver Four Days of Aloha—a Hawaiian festival with hula, workshops, crafts, and concerts. Festival site
Jul 24–Aug 15 Seattle, Lynnwood, Burien, Fall City Shakespeare in the Park: Shakespeare productions in parks. Site, schedule
Jul 24–Aug 16 Various locations Shakespeare in the Park: the play Macbeth in parks around Puget Sound. Site
Jul 24–Aug 21 Seattle Center Movies at the Mural: outdoor movies on a large screen. Site
Jul 24–Aug 28 Seattle, various locations Movies in Seattle parks: summer screenings in city parks. Site
Jul 24–Aug 29 Various locations Live theater: a roundup of plays and musicals, including Bedroom Farce, Birds of Play, and Hell’s Kitchen.
Jul 24–Sep 7 Various locations Outdoor concerts in Seattle and the suburbs.
Jul 24–Sep 27 Woodinville Summer concert series at Chateau Ste. Michelle: jazz, rock, blues, and contemporary artists. Series site, tickets
Jul 24–Oct 8 Tacoma Showbox at Dune Peninsula concerts with views of the bay, plus food and drinks. Site, tickets
Jul 24–Oct 31 Waterfront A seafaring trip on the schooner Bay Lady across Elliott Bay. Info
Jul 24–Dec 26 Seattle Taste of Seattle food tours with tastings across different neighborhoods.
Jul 24–Dec 31 Waterfront Harbor Cruise: a one-hour waterfront walk and working port in Seattle. Booking
Jul 24–Dec 31 Seattle Free ideas for things to do: museums, gardens, trails, a sculpture park, and tours.
Jul 25 Mill Creek Private garden tour and Mill Creek Garden Tour & Artisan Market.
Jul 25 Seattle, Ballard Cooking class with Hot Stove Society: chef-led cooking. Class site
Jul 25 Waterfront Seafair Torchlight Run 5K—a run before the Torchlight Parade. Race site
Jul 25 Chinatown/International District CID Food Walk: lunchtime specials at Asian restaurants. Site
Jul 25 Waterfront Seafair Torchlight Parade: floats, marching bands, and pirates. Site, tickets
Jul 25 Seattle, SoDo Circus Cabaret Show: aerial acrobatics, comedy, and a circus show. Tickets
Jul 25 Seattle, Northlake Day Trip Festival—electronic music, house/disco/techno, 21+. Festival site
Jul 25 Renton Children’s Business Fair: a fair featuring products and projects from young entrepreneurs. Site
Jul 25 Bothell Wine, Beer & Spirits Walk: a tasting route through Bothell shops. Site
Jul 25 Carnation Taste of the Valley: a farm-to-table-style evening with wine, beer, cider, and an auction. Tickets
Jul 25–26 Seattle, Capitol Hill Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival: outdoor performances, comedy, and Shakespeare. Site
Jul 25–26 Sand Point Urban Craft Uprising Summer Show: a craft fair featuring clothing, jewelry, and food. Site
Jul 25–26 Anacortes? (Enamcloe / Enamclaw) Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering: Scottish games, music, dancing, and food. Site
Jul 25–26 Bellevue and Kirkland Outdoor movies in Eastside parks.
Jul 25–Aug 16 Snohomish Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire: a medieval fair with theater, crafts, and taverns. Site
Jul 25–Aug 30 Seattle, Bellevue, North Bend Trailhead Direct: a weekend and holiday bus to mountain trails. Site
Jul 25–Sep 11 Redmond Marymoor Live: summer concerts in Marymoor Park. Site, tickets
Jul 25–Oct 31 Skykomish A mini-train ride on the Great Northern & Cascade Railway across a bridge and through a tunnel. Site
Jul 26 Downtown Seattle Wekfest Seattle— a major showcase of custom cars. Site
Jul 26 Seward Park Pista sa Nayon: a Filipino festival with food, a stage, and kids’ games. Site
Jul 26–Aug 13 Renton Seahawks Training Camp: open practice sessions for the Seattle Seahawks. Site, entry rules
Jul 27–30 Lower Queen Anne 48 Hour Film Project: screenings of short films made in 48 hours. Site, tickets
Jul 28–Aug 30 Seattle, various locations Dancing ‘til Dusk: a dance lesson followed by music and dancing in parks. Site
Jul 28–Sep 13 Tacoma Tacoma Rainiers baseball at Cheney Stadium. Team site, tickets
Jul 28–Sep 23 Seattle Center Seattle Storm basketball games. Team site, tickets
Jul 29 Ballard Beatles songs at a rooftop concert with city views. Tickets
Jul 30 Fremont Fremont On The Rocks: a cocktail route through Fremont shops, 21+. Tickets
Jul 30–Aug 2 South Seattle Blue Angels events: Blue Angels performances, an air show, and special events. Air show site
Jul 31 Issaquah Downtown Issaquah Wine & Art Walk: tastings and an art stroll through downtown. Tickets, site
Jul 31 Bothell Night Bites: a nighttime market with food, drinks, and crafts. Site
Jul 31–Aug 2 Magnolia Magnolia Summerfest: music, a kids’ zone, a parade, a movie, and a fair. Site, schedule
Jul 31–Aug 2 Mount Baker Seafair Weekend Festival: seaplanes, the Boeing Air Show, and an auto show. Site, tickets
Jul 31–Aug 2 Redmond Redmond Arts Festival: an art fair and performances at Redmond Town Center. Site
Jul 31–Aug 2 Bremerton Kitsap Rock & Blues Festival: rock and blues, beer gardens, and food. Site
Jul 31–Aug 2 Anacortes Anacortes Arts Festival: 220 booths, exhibits, food, kids’ activities, and stages. Site, map
Jul 31–Aug 15 Ballard All In: an interactive speakeasy-casino-style show, 18+. Tickets
Jul 31–Sep 27 Seattle, SoDo Seattle Mariners baseball at T-Mobile Park. Team site, tickets

Events from July 24 to September 2026: plan ahead

This roundup is for planning in advance for the period starting July 24, 2026: August and September feature concerts by major artists and major sporting events. Keep an eye on the dates so you can snag tickets and plan logistics for venues such as T-Mobile Park, Climate Pledge Arena, Lumen Field, and White River Amphitheatre, where Muse, J. Cole, Karol G, The Strokes, Noah Kahan, Tame Impala, Andrea Bocelli, Weezer, Journey, and others perform. Special attention goes to days of live music “to the max”: from The Red Clay Strays and Rob Zombie & Marilyn Manson to Weird Al Yankovic, as well as football games like Washington Huskies/Cougars and New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks. Sources with the full event list are collected on the page: StubHub.

Date Venue Description
Aug 23 T-Mobile Park Chicago Cubs at Seattle Mariners
Aug 23 White River Amphitheatre Muse
Aug 23 Remlinger Farms Cake
Aug 25 Climate Pledge Arena J. Cole
Aug 26 Lumen Field at Lumen Field Event - Complex Karol G
Aug 27 Climate Pledge Arena The Red Clay Strays
Aug 28 Climate Pledge Arena The Strokes
Aug 30 T-Mobile Park Noah Kahan
Aug 31 T-Mobile Park Noah Kahan
Sep 1 Climate Pledge Arena Tame Impala
Sep 2 Climate Pledge Arena Tame Impala
Sep 5 Grandstand at Washington State Fair Events Center - Complex Weird Al Yankovic
Sep 6 Husky Stadium Seattle Washington State Cougars at Washington Huskies Football
Sep 8 Climate Pledge Arena Andrea Bocelli
Sep 9 Lumen Field at Lumen Field Event - Complex New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks
Sep 12 Tacoma Dome Cody Johnson
Sep 13 Climate Pledge Arena Weezer
Sep 17 White River Amphitheatre Rob Zombie & Marilyn Manson with The Hu & Orgy
Sep 21 Climate Pledge Arena Journey

News 17-03-2026

What Not to Miss in Seattle: March 15–21, 2026

The week of March 15–21 in Seattle promises to be busy: from intimate jazz at Jazz Alley and big pop and rock shows at Climate Pledge Arena and the Paramount to family St. Patrick’s Day events and the Irish Festival at Seattle Center. Circus and theater fans will find Cirque du Soleil and the comedy production Baskerville; film lovers — short film festivals and the Seattle Jewish Film Festival; and for the active — mass runs, an RV show, and major expos in parks and exhibition centers. Also on the calendar are Seattle Kraken hockey games, gastronomic evenings, Samantha Bee stand‑up, and street art walks, so every night offers something to match your mood. Sources and details: events12.com/seattle.

Selection of events in Seattle and nearby (March 15–21)

Date(s) Venue Description Resources
Mar 15 Jazz Alley, Seattle Concert by jazz singer Madeline Peyroux. Intimate club format, live band and cozy atmosphere.
Mar 16 Paramount Theatre, Seattle Concert by heavy‑metal band Black Label Society in the historic Paramount Theatre.
Mar 16 Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle Pop concert: Conan Gray on a large arena stage with modern lighting and sound.
Mar 15 Lower Queen Anne, Seattle St. Patrick’s Day Dash — mass 5K run in green costumes from Seattle Center, with a large beer garden and a kids’ Leprechaun Lap. Race site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 Seattle Center, Seattle Irish Festival — Irish music and dance, films, a market, and children’s activities at Seattle Center Armory. Info, Photos
Mar 15 Pacific Science Center, Seattle Emerald City Irish Film Festival — screening of seven Irish films and a short film program in the IMAX theater. Festival site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 SoDo, Seattle Seattle RV Show — hundreds of motorhomes, accessories, seminars and a beer & wine area at Lumen Field Event Center. Info, Video
Mar 15 Monroe Quilters Anonymous Annual Quilt Show — about 400 quilts, demonstrations and vendors at Evergreen State Fairgrounds. Event site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 Puyallup Seattle Golf Show — 150 exhibitors, free lessons, a kids’ golf area, prize contests and a bar at Washington State Fair Events Center. Show site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 Blaine Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival — migratory bird festival with expert talks, booths and kids’ activities, plus paid field trips. Festival site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 Tacoma Awards Watch Party — viewing of the Oscars with a red carpet, costume contests and prediction games at Grand Cinema. Event site, Photos, Video
Mar 15 Seattle Center, Seattle WWE Monday Night Raw — professional wrestling show at Climate Pledge Arena. Info, Tickets, Video
Mar 15 Seattle Oscar viewing in bars: Urban Family Brewing (Ballard), Clock-Out Lounge (Beacon Hill), Watershed Pub (Northgate).
Mar 15 - 17 Bothell St. Patrick’s Day Celebration — food and drinks, live music, a bagpiper and shenanigans at McMenamins Anderson School; free admission. Info
Mar 15 - 19 Shoreline Oscar Nominated Short Films — a selection of Oscar‑nominated shorts (animation and live‑action) at Crest Cinema Center. Info, Video
Mar 15 - 22 Marymoor Park, Redmond Cirque du Soleil: Echo — large‑scale circus show in a heated big top, the story of a heroine whose choices change the world. Show site, Tickets, Video
Mar 15 - 22 Everett Performing Arts Center, Everett Baskerville — a comedic take on The Hound of the Baskervilles with breakneck pace, disguises and many accents. Info, Photos, Video 1, Video 2
Mar 15 - 29 Seattle and Mercer Island Seattle Jewish Film Festival — film screenings, guest panels, dessert party, brunch, a shorts program and a closing reception. Festival site, Brochure, Photos, Video
Mar 15 - 29 Seattle and Redmond Live theater — a lineup including the dark comedy I Will Miss You When You're Gone, the political comedy The Outsider, the musical Ruthless, Spring Awakening, and from Mar 20 — Young Dragon about Bruce Lee.
Mar 15 - April 13 Climate Pledge Arena and road games Seattle Kraken NHL games. Home games: Mar 15 vs Florida Panthers, Mar 17 vs Tampa Bay Lightning. Team site, Schedule/tickets
Mar 15 - June 7 Bellevue Bubble Planet — immersive VR experience: 10 themed rooms with fantastic landscapes and installations. Info, Photos, Video
Mar 15 - Dec. 26 Seattle (various neighborhoods) Taste of Seattle — walking food tours with tastings: downtown chocolate, coffee on Capitol Hill, donuts in Belltown, eats at Pike Place Market, wine and charcuterie.
Mar 15 - Dec. 27 Eastlake, Seattle Lunchtime cruises on Lake Union and Lake Washington with a guide, private tables and brunch or dinner options from Waterways Cruises. Map/boarding location, Video
Mar 15 - Dec. 31 Seattle and surroundings Free activities: Bellevue Botanic Garden, classical music and dance groups, museums (Frye, Gold Rush, Henry), Kubota Garden and Olympic Sculpture Park, city trails.
Mar 17 Ballard, Seattle St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Conor Byrne Pub — live music until 11:00 PM and Irish dancers. Info
Mar 19 Interbay, Seattle Pacific Standard — a Taste Washington gastronomic evening with seafood and wine at Admiral's House (21+). Event site, Photos, Video
Mar 19 University District, Seattle Stand‑up: Samantha Bee — How to Survive Menopause — witty and sarcastic show by the former Daily Show correspondent at Neptune Theatre. Info, Tickets, Video
Mar 19 University District, Seattle Concert: Augustin Hadelich & Francesco Piemontesi — violin and piano, a program of French and Hungarian composers at Meany Center. Info, Video 1, Video 2
Mar 19 All Washington state parks Discover Pass Free Day — free entry and parking at 145 state parks (most allow dogs on leash). Info on free days, Park list
Mar 19 Tacoma Free evening at Tacoma museums: Foss Waterway Seaport, Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum, Washington State History Museum.
Mar 19 - 20 Edmonds, University District Seattle Art Walks — evening gallery and storefront art walks (Mar 19 — Edmonds, Mar 20 — University District). Info
Mar 19 - 29 Seattle and Woodinville Candlelight Concerts — hour‑long string quartet concerts by “candlelight” with programs from ’90s music to Hans Zimmer and Coldplay. Info, Video
Mar 19 - 29 Benaroya Hall, Seattle Series of concerts at Benaroya Hall: a symphony with a soprano, a solo concert by Lang Lang and a Peanuts‑inspired program with video. Map/venue, Photos
Mar 19 - April 12 Capitol Hill, Seattle Moisture Festival — the largest comedy and variety festival: clowning, cabaret, acrobatics and music, including 18+ shows on Fridays. Festival site, Photos, Video