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Vic C.

This event in Redmond is really so beautiful!! I am really grateful to all people that worked too hard on it. I am very happy seeing families and friends enjoy this Event, the environment there is full of Love and The Christmas Spirit. Thank you!!

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Redmond Arts Festival

Redmond Arts Festival

4.3
(3 reviews)
0.8 mi

The Redmond Arts Festival is an annual festival that occurs in the Redmond Town Center during the…read moresummer season. If you're into art, especially finding local art, the Redmond Arts Festival is an event that was created with you in mind. I'm in Redmond a lot, and while I was at the Redmond Town Center for other business, I checked out the Redmond Arts Festival while it was going on. The Redmond Town Center has vendors lined up along the town center, selling their artwork and there is live music that plays in the main plaza, by the water fountain. The selection of artwork is small, especially compared to other art festivals that occur around the area. But it's cool that Redmond has their own community event. Also, this year, they've timed this festival during Redmond Derby Days where Microsoft shuttles can take you to and from both events for free. Smart thinking! It was nice to see what was offered this year, but if you're not already in Redmond, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit due to how small the festival is.

An annual three-day weekend arts festival that's a fun addition to the Redmond Derby Days (and…read moredon't forget the seasonal Redmond Saturday Market)! The town center becomes lined with booths of various handmade goods, including the usual set of paintings, crafts, pottery, jewelry, and sculptures. Other activities are present as well: live bands performing all day, kid-friendly activities, and a couple of food trucks. Of course, this is not a large city like Seattle, so come with expectations set to what a nice, small town like Redmond would offer!

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Bridges of Madison Co.
Bridges of Madison Co.
Redmond Arts Festival
Redmond Arts Festival
K6 Creations.

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K6 Creations.
Issaquah Salmon Days

Issaquah Salmon Days

4.5
(30 reviews)
10.6 mi

Wow! What a lovely day. Pack with a lot of patience because parking was tough. We arrive not that…read morelate, but ut took us a bit yo get to a lot even when we already got a map for the available parkings. Slow movement but we got there.Some stress are closed. There are lots and lots of booths. Plenty of things to see, purchase, and eat along. We had some dumplings, lactose free dole (yaaay!), and cotton candy. Everything was great! I wanted some BBQ but lines were huge!!! We lost an hour for the cotton. Candy. Kids were playing in the meantime, but I suggest to keep an eye because there's gazillions of people! It is a fair!

Salmon Days!! Always a fun time while we watch our salmon friends move through the area (and you…read morecan eat them). This is the first year I've got in many, many years and I'm glad that I did. Like any other festival that shuts down a large area, the parking is pretty crazy. I got there nice and early to find a good spot and walked about a mile. Overall good selection of vendors! Most of them were artisanal and not something you can buy from a direct-from-China shop. The food court had a lot of great options, and, of course the Kiwanis salmon BBQ. They also had a large field section with games for the kiddos and a water dog competition! There were lots of salmon going through the ladder, so that was nice to watch for awhile. Overall Salmon Days is a great festival to get out and do something a little different!

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Issaquah Salmon Days
More salmons
More salmons
Enjoying the beer garden

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Enjoying the beer garden
Bellevue Arts Fair

Bellevue Arts Fair

5.0
(4 reviews)
5.5 mi

The Bellevue Arts Fair is Bellevue's best, annual event that occurs the last weekend in July. For…read moreart lovers in the Seattle area, it's a fair to visit and explore as there's a lot of artwork of all mediums to see and learn about. And it's always a fun time! The Bellevue Arts Fair occurs from the Bellevue Galleria area across the Bellevue Transit Center to the parking garage area by Bell Square, pass Nordstrom. Everything is walking distance, and they do block certain streets for where vendors are. With that said, I recommend taking public transit if you want to avoid the parking mayhem that can occur this busy weekend. However, you can still find parking in the mall and around the Bellevue Downtown Park if you get there early enough. As mentioned earlier, there's artwork of all mediums, so a lot of variety. The artwork also ranges in different price points and it's cool to see where the artists are from, as many travel from all around the West Coast to Bellevue, just to showcase their craftsmanship. In addition to the artwork to explore, there are food trucks and live music, and the Bellevue Arts Museum offers free admission all weekend and hosts a wine garden. Fun times. It's one of my favorite summer festivals to check out. Support the arts and small business!

The Bellevue Arts Fair is always a good time and makes for a lovely afternoon!…read more Presented by the nearby museum, this event offers a lot to do and see over a 3 day period! The museum is free of charge for all the days of the event, so it's a great time to go see something new and enjoy what the museum has to offer. There's a variety of live performances to see and it's always a good idea to check the calendar and decide what's the most interesting. I'm in it for what's in the parking garage: rows and rows and rows of artists, most of them local, where you can admire and purchase art. The art available spans a wide variety of mediums from art for your wall, your table (or the table itself!), jewelry, etc. etc. Some of the artists I see every year, but there's always new ones to look forward to as well. There are several food trucks on site so you can easily spend the entire day here!

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Strawberry Shortcake from Fisher Scones' Food Truck
Strawberry Shortcake from Fisher Scones' Food Truck
Food Truck Experience and Bellevue Art Festival 2019
Food Truck Experience and Bellevue Art Festival 2019
Other part of fair on intersection of NE 8th and Bellevue Way

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Other part of fair on intersection of NE 8th and Bellevue Way
So Bazaar

So Bazaar

4.2
(6 reviews)
0.5 mi

I wouldn't call this a festival, but rather a community get together event. This is an event that…read morehappens on the last three Thursdays in August at Downtown Park and Redmond Central Connector which is another park just down the block. I don't know what the theme is, but there are a bunch of food trucks and food stands as well as entertainment is offered at both locations. This event is family friendly and a good venue to enjoy the waning days of summer before fall starts. Parking also seems to be a challenge, so I would recommend other modes of transportation if it is convenient for you. Considering the lack of fun things to do on an August Thursday evening in Redmond, this seems like your best bet.

This is a fun summer, weekly festival in Redmond that occurs during the month of August. Every…read moreyear it gets bigger and better. So Bazaar is located walking distance to Redmond Town Center and the downtown shops, as it's in an open area right across from Half Price Books and a newer apartment building. There are light installations for a silent dance party, a 21+ area for sippin' booze, food trucks in the parking lot, live music and various vendors lined up. It's not a large festival, but is a good way to spend a summer afternoon. The festival starts around 5PM but stays around 'til 10PM, which is pleasant surprise for the Eastside! Parking can be a little tricky, as the festival gets busy! Get here early if you want parking and first dibs on food trucks because food does sell out. However, plenty of parking is located in the garage in Redmond Town Center which is a short walk away. Dogs are also welcomed at the festival - big plus here! It's definitely worth checking out if you haven't before and are in the area.

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Mariachi Ayutla's Live Music Performance at the Buoyant Stage in Redmond Downtown Park.
Mariachi Ayutla's Live Music Performance at the Buoyant Stage in Redmond Downtown Park.
3rd Shift Dance's Wandering Dance Performance next to "Xochicuicatl" ("FlowerSong") Sculpture Art Installation in Redmond Downtown Park.
3rd Shift Dance's Wandering Dance Performance next to "Xochicuicatl" ("FlowerSong") Sculpture Art Installation in Redmond Downtown Park.
Sunset at the Night Market before the Lanterns Light Up in Redmond Central Connector Park.

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Sunset at the Night Market before the Lanterns Light Up in Redmond Central Connector Park.
Georgetown Carnival

Georgetown Carnival

4.4
(7 reviews)
12.4 mi

This is my first time to the Georgetown Carnival (The event is free) I honestly I don't know if I…read morehave heard of it before or not since there always seems to be going on in Seattle each weekend. Especially with the warmer weather coming around. There is so many different kinds of things to see here! There is a section where there are all kinds of food trucks where you can get pretty much anything you want. If you desire something a bit more relaxing then you can also go in all of the eating establishments in the neighborhood that are open and ready to receive guests who want to sit and relax. After making it past the food trucks there are just all kinds of vendors selling pretty much anything you can think of as well. From crafts to shirts to jewelry and so much more! There are performers dressed up as clowns, fairies, drag queens and various other kinds of personas that people are totally prepared to be in character for. Throughout the day there are free concerts that take place too! There are events that happen all day but the events I saw was the power tool races where contestants assemble old power tools like saws and sanders into vehicles in which they drag race each other. While it appears that every racer is confident that their vehicle is dependable and fast when it comes down to it sometimes it just doesn't work out at all. Which is part of the quirky charm with this event. The races have very odd and hilarious homemade metal trophies to whoever is the best racer at the end as well as who qualifies in various categories. So much fun! There was also a clown side show where magic tricks were being performed as well as a fun house of sorts where many carnival antiques are housed along with clown masks, face painting and various other activities. Fun! I will definitely keep my eyes and ears open for when the carnival rolls around again next year because I would love to see more of those power tool races again!

Went last year and this year was not as much fun as last year. There were more interesting vendors…read moreand activities last year. This year was quieter and seemed smaller.

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Georgetown Carnival
Georgetown Carnival
Georgetown Carnival

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