Celebrate the Summer Solstice in Seattle at the Fremont Fair and Solstice Parade on June 18th and 19th. The street festival encourages attendees to wine and dine, shop and dance, and generally make new friends and express their creativity during one of Mother Nature's most magical nights. The Solstice Parade is a particular spectacle to see, with nude, body-painted cyclists, creative floats, and over-the-top costumes. While you'll spend most of your time wandering from booth to booth admiring handcrafted products, you'll also want to take a break in the beer gardens and enjoy a cold one to cool off from the summer heat. You can also rest to watch the talented street performers display their amazing and unique talents. Learn more from the official website.
This electronic duo from Edmonton is taking center stage in Seattle for the weekend, and we promise… you don’t want to miss it. Shimmering pop, uniquely catchy lines, and a stunning light show have helped the group build a following to match. Find tickets for $34.
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.
Attend the fourth largest Pride Parade in the country, right here in Seattle. The Seattle Pride Parade invites both members and allies of the LGBT community to come out and embrace diversity. Watch various floats sponsored by local groups march by, then enjoy an icy beer and browse the vendor booths featuring handcrafted work from local artisans.
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.
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