Seattle July 2024

Seattle July 2024 Events

Seattle July 2024 Events

Need a Break from the Summer Heat? Come See Seattle

Average temperature low and high: 57°- 72°
July is Seattle’s driest month of the year, but the temperatures remain very mild, making it a perfect month to explore the city and see everything it has to offer. From festivals to public parks and the iconic Space Needle, you can experience Seattle comfortably and at your own pace.

July Event Calendar

Festival Sundiata: Black Arts Fest

Festival Sundiata: Black Arts Fest

Festival Sundiata brings the community together through education and celebrates various cultures across the African diaspora. The festival will feature live music and spoken word, authentic food, craft vendors, art exhibitions, and more. Attendance is free and open to the public. A full schedule of events and additional details will be available online. 

Summer Fest

Summer Fest

For the past 41 years, Summer Fest has been a weekend-long celebration of Seattle's community spirit. This year, there will even be a special Summer Festival Eve for locals on the 14th. Enjoy live performances from local musicians and arts and crafts from local vendors. Additional details regarding this year's celebration will be available online. 

Mill Creek Festival

Mill Creek Festival

The Mill Creek Festival is an admission-free festival and street fair that you won't want to miss. It will feature live music performances from 9 local bands, yummy bites from 10 food vendors, and unique displays from 60 artists. The fest will also feature a wine and beer garden from 11 am - 8 pm on Saturday and 11 am - 7 pm on Sunday. Shuttle pick-up will be available at Henry M. Jackson High School. Additional info on this year's festival is available online. 

Capitol Hill Block Party

Capitol Hill Block Party

Referred to as the "best weekend of Summer" in Seattle, the Capitol Hill Block Party is a music fest that you won't want to miss. There will be six stages of live performances across various genres such as pop, R&B, indie rock, punk, EDM, and more. This year's stacked lineup includes Momma, Sofi Tukker, Muna, Jawny, and Louis The Child. The fest will also highlight local bars, breweries, restaurants, and art vendors. Three-day general admission tickets are $210, and three-day VIP tickets are $350; purchase them online. 

Timber! Outdoor Music Festival

Timber! Outdoor Music Festival

Embrace nature and music at the Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. The three-day event allows music enthusiasts to camp out, enjoy food from favorite local food trucks, and listen to amazing live music from talented new bands. The 2023 artist lineup includes Sasami, Jeff Tweedy, LIVT, and much more.

Summer Meltdown Festival

Summer Meltdown Festival

Head down to the beautiful Sky Meadows Park, at the base of Whitehorse Mountain, for a weekend of partying and raging at Summer Meltdown. The annual festival combines a serene atmosphere with exciting EDM performances from top artists. This year's lineup and schedule will be available online. General admission weekend passes are $300 for adults and $100 for kids, general parking passes are $40. Individual ticket purchases include tent camping for one, car camping passes are $185, and RV camping passes range from $300-$475; tickets are available online. 

Seattle Events in July

Concerts

Theater & Headliners

Sports

Nightclubs

Upcoming Events

Thu, Jul 04 at Trinity WRG Presents Artix & Hukae - Brainstorm Tour
Thu, Jul 11 at Trinity WRG Presents K?D - Future Bass Era Tour
Fri, Jul 12 at Q Nightclub CHEAT CODES
Fri, Jul 26 at Q Nightclub BLASTOYZ
Things to do in Seattle

Things to Do in Seattle in July

Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market
Pike Place is an iconic spot located on Seattle’s waterfront. Not only a large, open market, Pike Place has plenty of restaurants to suit any taste, a plethora of bars, and one-of-a-kind retail shops run by local artists and artisans. Populated by patrons, residents, and buskers, Pike Place is a must-see location for anyone wishing to see the essence of Seattle.

Gas Works Park

Gas Works Park
Once the location of city’s gas power plant, the Gas Works Park is a favorite among locals and is located on Lake Union. Unique because it contains the remnants of the power plant's old pipes, the park is a testament to the city’s creativity, reclaiming the former industrial area into an ample green space. Gas Works Park is the perfect location for a mid-day picnic or just a restful place to view Seattle’s southern skyline.