festivals
ballard
seafood fest
red hook
moonlight
cinema
marymoor
Park
festivals
Come hungry and get your grub on before
the movie. Outside food and non-alcoholic
beverages are permitted. Pre-show trivia and
entertainment and well behaved dogs are
welcome. Consider putting your kids in their
pj's as it can often take up to an hour to exit
the crowded parking area after the show.
$5 - Kids 5 and under are free 6:30 p.m.
Redhook Brewery in
Woodinville is offering
an outdoor movie ex-
perience rife with food,
drink and merriment. Beer, wine and some
serious chow from Redhook's kitchens (glu-
ten-free, vegan and veggie options avail-
able), are all sold until the movie starts. No
outside food or beverages allowed; guests
ages 18+ only; low-back chairs and blankets
are encouraged.
$5. 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.
Bring your low back
chairs and blankets,
your pups and kiddos
and get ready for a great evening under
the stars. Food trucks, pre show entertain-
ment and trivia.
The Outdoor Movies at
Marymoor Park
take place in the center of
the park on the grass of MacNair Field and
are projected onto a 40' inflatable movie
screen - turning Marymoor Park into a spec-
tacular outdoor cinema.
$5 - Kids 5 and under are free 6:30 p.m.
Summer brings all kinds of wonderful
to Seattle, including these amazing,
must-do festivals.
SeafoodFest began
in 1974 as a com-
munity celebration
of Ballard's historic connection to the fish-
ing industry and the neighborhood's Nor-
dic roots. Today, this festival attracts over
65,000 people who come to enjoy live mu-
sic, local brewers and more barbecued salm-
on than you can shake a three-pronged stick
at. Enjoy 10 blocks of fun and food in the
Ballard neighborhood that is a historic and
hip little town in Seattle's big city. Admit-
tance is free, and the food (street fare with a
nautical twist) hovers around $10 - $15.
Free entry. Downtown Ballard
