Seattle June 2021 Events

Seattle June 2021 Events

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Come As You Are in Seattle in June

Average temperature low and high: 54°- 66°
Seattle is one of the most unique cities in America. Perpetually green due to its Pacific Northwest climate, it’s always perfect jacket weather in this lively cultural center. Seattle is known for its music scene and there is always a band to see or a bar to experience.
Seattle June Festivities Calendar
Things to do in Seattle June
Seattle Nightclub Events in June
Seattle Sporting Events, Concerts & Show Tickets in June

June Event Calendar

Fremont Fair

19-20 Jun, 2021

Celebrate the start of summer! The Fremont Fair is a weekend-long festival like no other. Kicking off with the Fremont Solscitice Parade, the Fremont Fair features local arts, crafts, and craft beers from the colorful communities of Fremont and Seattle.

BowieVision at the Tractor Taven

4 Jun, 2021 Tractor Tavern View on Map
BowieVision at the Tractor Taven

BowieVision is a one-of-a-kind tribute to the legendary David Bowie. BowieVision is not content to simply emulate, but aim to celebrate one of the most influential musical artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Seattle Events in June

Concerts

Sports

Theater & Headliners

Things to Do in Seattle in June

The Museum of Pop Culture

The Museum of Pop Culture
From Jimi Hendrix to grudge, Seattle has long been on the cutting edge of popular culture. At the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPop), you can experience Seattle’s music with exhibits featuring Nirvana and Pearl Jam, as well as exhibits featuring horror movies and science fiction, including the Sci-Fi Hall of Fame.

Add-A-Ball Arcade

Add-A-Ball Arcade
Located in the eccentric neighborhood of Fremont, this arcade features pinball, retro games, and pinball machines. Game and drink to your heart’s content in one of Seattle’s most niche atmospheres.

Chinatown - International District

Chinatown - International District
A combination of Seattle’s Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and Little Saigon neighborhood, the Chinatown – International District (also called “The I.D.”) is the center of Seattle’s Asian American community. Full of authentic restaurants, shops that sell goods from all over Asia, and cultural sites like Hinh Hay Park and the Wing Luke Museum, you can experience an entire day a world apart from the city.
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