Belltown Bloom is a music festival set to take place at The Crocodile in Seattle, WA. This two-day festival will feature three stages and an array of musical acts. Notable performers include Ancient Pools, Coral Grief, Race to the Light and many more. The event is open to those 21 and older. Tickets and VIP passes range from $99 to $295.
One of the top film festivals in North America, the Seattle International Film Festival, features hundreds of new films across various genres, such as independent, documentary, and feature films. Past movies have included Trainspotting, Whale Rider, and other hit debuts. There are also usually panel discussions, parties, and special events to celebrate the craft of cinema. Film buffs will want to attend this audience-focused event. Get more information from their official website.
Learn about plant-based diets at Vegfest, hosted at the Washington State Fair Events Center Pavilion. Try delicious meat-free dishes and pick up some new recipes to make at home, then learn about how to improve your diet during lectures from medical doctors. Even people who consider bacon to be a food group will enjoy the array of options at the festival.
The Spirit of Africa Festival, held at Seattle Center, is an annual event celebrating Africa's diverse heritage through music, dance, art, fashion, and cuisine. This cultural experience promotes unity and understanding among Pacific Northwest communities. Enjoy performances by talented musicians and dancers, interactive workshops, and a marketplace featuring authentic African arts and crafts. The family-friendly festival provides an opportunity to appreciate Africa's rich culture and make long-lasting connections.
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The Fisherman's Village Music Festival is back for its 10th year, taking place from May 18th to 20th. This year's festival will feature a variety of musical acts from different genres, such as Drugdealer, Shannon & The Clams, Bass Drum of Death, Adia Victoria and many more. Additionally, there will be an array of food and drink vendors, art installations, and other attractions. Weekend wristbands and VIP tickets are available. Prices range from $30 to $175.
Try the best craft brews at the Gig Harbor Beer Festival. Sample beers, ciders, and hard seltzers from local breweries and distilleries in between games, a performance by the Puget Sound Firefighters Pipes and Drums, and live music performances by local bands.
The U District StreetFair is a weekend full of the best food trucks, like the Alaska Weathervane Scallop Food Truck, ice-cold beers in the beer garden, and crafts from local artisans. The two stages will host live performances from local musicians, including Tangletown String, Laurel Canyon Legacy, and Lindstrom & the Limit. Kids won't want to miss the Kid Zone, created with fun games and activities to keep them entertained and ensure the festival is fun for the whole family.
No Clean Singing Presents the 2023 Northwest Terror Fest coming Memorial Day weekend. This year’s event brings together some of the biggest names in black metal, such as Death Cave, Torture Rack, Misery Index and more. Secure your tickets today.
Delve into Pacific Northwest culture at the Northwest Folklife Festival. Visit the Seattle Center to see live music and dance performances, as well as browse stunning craftwork by local artisans. Everything centers around showcasing the area's culture - its Native American roots and fishing culture evolution to modern-day Seattle's indie vibe.
Hood Canal Fjord Fest is a Memorial Day weekend event celebrating local seafood, especially Hood Canal Spot Shrimp. The family can enjoy rides, crafts, food booths, and a beer and wine garden. The entertainment lineup features diverse bands like The Band LeLe, The Elderberries, Buck Ellard Band, Olympic Express Big Band, The Black Chevy's, Sound Advice, and Chimacum Creek Band. Visitors can also harvest clams and oysters on nearby public beaches. Gate fees are $10 per day, with free entry for kids under 12, active military, and veterans.
