Aug 15 Saturday
Each year, Hilltop Artists students and alums work together with the MOG artists to create the centerpiece sculptures for our annual fundraising luncheon.
Visit the artists at the Museum of Glass where they will work together August 12th through August 16th. We highly recommend you make some time to visit on Sunday, August 16th when Executive Director Kimberly Keith will give a talk about the creative process and share Hilltop Artists updates.
Each week brings new adventures during the Summer Splash! Festival of Fun! Our event calendar is filled with exciting activities and special guests that spark creativity, curiosity, and wonder. Enjoy roller-skating parrots, circus performers, inspiring artists, border collie athletes, sand carvers, a 25-foot rock wall, and so much more!
Presented by WSECU
The Sacramento Banana Festival is a family-friendly multicultural event. We celebrate the beautiful countries in the world where bananas grow with their cultures, ethnic diversity, food, and music. Enjoy live reggae music, dress yourself or your pets in your best banana themed attire, and eat delicious banana themed food from our diverse vendors. Bring the whole family to William Land Park for food, fun, art, and amazing entertainment!
MOPOP is now serving the Brunch Bundle, a weekend experience that includes museum admission and brunch for two for just $100. Reserve your spot in advance and indulge in a morning of specialty entrées and endless discovery. Come hungry for eggs, icons, and everything in between.
The Brunch Bundle Menu
Each bundle includes coffee or juice, plus one brunch entrée per guest from a curated menu:
- Eggs Your Way: two eggs, toast, choice of bacon or sausage, hashbrowns or side salad
- Black Garlic Caesar: romaine, black garlic dressing, croutons, parmesan crisp
- Seasonal Fruit Dutch Baby: local seasonal fruit compote, whipped cream, maple syrup
Please note: alcohol and gratuity not included. Advance online purchase is required.Party of three? No problem. Add additional guests (up to four total) for $50 each.
Childhood's End Gallery presents Form a Line, a group exhibition of new work by four distinct Pacific Northwest artists. Finding common ground in bold representation of the natural world, Kathy Anderson, Colleen Cotey, Sara Gettys, and Julia Janeway each bring a practiced sensitivity to their chosen mediums. Through processes that remove material or add it, these four artists present new works rooted in an intimate knowledge of place and material.
The “Fire Your Boss” tour is coming to Seattle!
As union density maintains its long downward trajectory, conditions for workers across industries and sectors continue to decline— Our jobs urgently need better conditions but standing up against the boss can feel difficult or daunting. Beyond that, we want a better world for the working class, but change at that scale seems impossible. The need for a new framework and philosophy for building real power grounded in worker solidarity is more pressing than ever.
Join the Seattle IWW for an introduction to the philosophy, tactics, and vision of the IWW— we’ll discuss how to shift the balance of power at your workplace, what it means to organize a worker-led union based on solidarity, and how to win.
When workers are organized anything is possible!
RSVP here: https://industrialworker.carrd.co
📅 Saturday, August 15th⏰ 10:30 AM-2:30 PM📍New Freeway Hall - 5018 Rainier Ave S.
Pegasus Puppet Theatre presents ‘Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock', and they need your help to do it. Whether you join the puppet fun on stage or laugh and interact from the audience, you can be part of the adventure as Anansi the Spider finds a magical rock!
Shows at 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm & 3 pm.
Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts
Celebrate the inaugural Dahlia Farm Music Festival, a full day of live music, community, and summer at the beautiful Suyematsu Farms on Bainbridge Island. Presented by Rolling Bay Music Club, a new nonprofit dedicated to creating a more sustainable, artist-first future for live music, the festival features performances by Mary Lambert, Amelia Day, Brittany Davis, Rae Isla, Lo Pony, and Thistle Band.Presented in partnership with Seattle Pride, proceeds from the festival support LGBTQIA+ youth programming.Guests are encouraged to bring blankets or low-back chairs and enjoy an unforgettable day surrounded by thousands of blooming dahlias, local food and beverages, and live performances from some of the Pacific Northwest's most celebrated musicians.
Sponsored by KNKX. Let the soulful sounds of Louisiana move you, and join us for Kent's annual celebration of Cajun & Creole food, music, and culture, This year’s lineup features Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble all the way from Louisiana, Pre-show dance lessons with Zydeco LowDown, America’s First Corp Band leading the spirited second line parade with Elegance Drill Team following to steal our hearts.• Authentic Cuisine: Indulge in a variety of Cajun & Creole dishes from Altha’s Cajun Spices, food trucks and food stands offering everything from gumbo to po' boys, BBQ and sweet treats ensuring a true taste of the Bayou and beyond. • Beer Garden: Savor local beverages provided by 2 Towns Ciderhouse and Logan Brewing and wine selections.• Artist & Maker Stalls: Discover unique creations from local artists and makers, featuring everything from handmade candies to original artwork.• Kids Area: A designated space where younger attendees can enjoy entertainment designed just for them.• Second Line Parade: Join in the lively Second Line Parade, a cherished tradition in Cajun &Creole culture where participants dance and celebrate in the street.
Join us August 15, 2026 from 2 PM to 8 PM for the 4th Annual Lynnwood Luau! We’re bringing the fun with live music, dancing, food trucks, and the fan-favorite Hawaiian Shirt Competition! Get ready for non-stop entertainment and unforgettable performances all afternoon long!
