Get ready to laugh and be wowed and this unique experience. The Moisture Festival features a variety of jaw-dropping acts. Similar to a circus, each artist performs for about 3-15 minutes, accompanied by a live band. Acts include tap dancers, acrobats, magicians, and more. Tickets and additional information can be found online.
Drive through and marvel at millions of blooming tulips at the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. This popular destination event will provide an unforgettable experience. In addition to the drive-through tour, the festival will feature other activities and events throughout the month.
Hippie Sabotage returns to the road in 2024 with the Enter the Unkown tour. On the EDM scene since 2014, the group--consisting of brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer--has had over one billion views on YouTube and 500 million streams on Spotify. This April, the pair will drop their best beats including hits like "Your Soul" and "Drifter" with a visit to Showbox SoDo in Seattle. Purchase tickets now.
The Daffodil Parade is a part of the 91st annual Daffodil Festival. It serves to honor and recognize the daffodil flower that replaced the dying hop plant industry back in 1925. Now, over 200 different types of daffodils are grown in the area, which will be showcased at this colorful celebration. In addition to the Daffodil Parade, the festival will feature a marine parade, a junior parade, and a spring fair. Check back for updated info on this year's parade and festival online.
Washington celebrates the beauty of spring in a big way at their annual festival. This year, the celebration has expanded to span across not one, but two weekends. Gather for arts and crafts vendors, food, drinks, kids' activities, and more. Fun can be expected from all in attendance. Additional information on this year's fair will be available online.
The Seattle Cherry Blossom & Cultural Festival is a yearly event celebrating Japanese and Japanese American culture, heritage, and tradition. Originally begun to commemorate the gift of 1,000 cherry trees to Seattle from Japan, the festival features art exhibitions, demonstrations, performing and martial arts, food, children's activities, and more. Admission is free.
The Best of the Northwest Spring Show celebrates its 34th year with a two-day event at historic Magnuson Park. Known as "Seattle's premier art & fine craft show," the Best of the Northwest features over 100 artists and their works, demonstrations, food trucks, hands-on activities, and more. Visit the website for artist previews and ticket information.
