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Dive into Seattle's vibrant art scene during Art + Culture Week Seattle, running now through September 27. From contemporary art exhibitions to fashion shows and dance performances to artist talks—discover dozens of ways to connect and immerse yourself through free or discounted access to events.

Learn more and view the schedule: artandcultureweek.com

This Saturday, join in on one of the Seattle waterfront's longest running traditions: Salmon Homecoming. Shop the Native vendor market, welcome the canoe landing, and enjoy coastal songs and dances. Festivities span across both Pier 62 and Pier 58 and kickoff at 10am.

Learn more and view the schedule: https://bit.ly/3TgGpQT

Salmon Homecoming - Friends of Waterfront Park Experience the 34th annual Salmon Homecoming at Waterfront Park in partnership with the Salmon Homecoming Alliance.

With over 200 artists covering 20+ blocks—walkdontrun brings arts and culture to Seattle's sidewalks, parks, and plazas on September 19. Start at Westlake Park and make your way to Occidental Square for a day of art, music, and performance.

🌟 walkdontrun kicks off a full week of celebrating the arts in the Emerald City during Art + Culture Week Seattle (September 19-27).

Learn more: walkdontrun-sea.org

WALK DONT RUN | Seattle's Art Walk Marathon Walk Dont Run invites the community to activate Seattle's urban parks, sidewalks, plazas, and vacant storefronts with music, visual art, and performance along a 3-kilometer route from Pioneer Square to Belltown.

🥬 Local greens taste better! Check out one of Evergreens Inc.'s 11 Seattle-area locations for fresh made-to-order salads, wraps, and bowls. Visit evergreens.com and get your greens on!

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From hands-on experiences in hot shops to special tours, demos, and must-see exhibitions—there are dozens of ways to experience Refract Seattle this October 15-18. Not sure where to start? We've compiled a list of what not to miss this year!

View the roundup: https://bit.ly/4cH8aIZ

What Not to Miss at Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience - Visit Seattle Read our post: What Not to Miss at Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience

Celebrate diversity and community tonight at Muz Fest third annual festival! Enjoy a vibrant multicultural market with over 40 vendors, live performances, games, and giveaways. The fun runs from 5 to 11 pm at Victory Hall, 1201 First Ave S.

Reserve your free ticket at muzfest.org/tickets.

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In Seattle, you can wander along scenic walking paths where city life blends seamlessly with nature. Explore sparkling lakes, mountain vistas, sandy beaches, old growth forests, outdoor sculpture parks, and more without ever leaving the city.

Discover paved paths that make experiencing Seattle's natural beauty enjoyable for everyone: https://bit.ly/4r9WV1I

Featured locations:
- Seward Park Paved Loop
- Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop
- Green Lake Park
- Olympic Sculpture Park
- Alki Beach Boardwalk

📷: Rachael Jones Media; Benjamin Benschneider / Seattle Art Museum (Olympic Sculpture Park)

This September 18-20, enjoy seasonal sips of craft b**r, delicious food, and entertainment at Fremont Oktoberfest! This lively event brings Bavarian themed celebrations to Seattle's Fremont neighborhood for a weekend of stein raising. Prost! 🍻

Find more info & tickets:

Home - Fremont Oktoberfest SEPTEMBER 18-20, 2026 GERMAN INSPIRED. FREMONT PERFECTED. Join us at the Fremont Oktoberfest for a weekend filled with craft b**rs, delicious food, and lively entertainment. This iconic event returns with seasonal brews to sample, featuring local favorites and unique flavors from around the globe. W...

You'll find some of the best views in Seattle at the city's hotels. ✨

📍 The State Hotel
📷: Rachael Jones Media