Whether you’re a local or a tourist, here’s what to do this summer in the Seattle area. I’m listing events and activities including sports, food and music festivals, concerts, sightseeing, and more!
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Food & Beverage Events
July 24-26 at Seattle Center. Most vendors are not local to Seattle, but you can find a map of vendors if you’re looking for Seattle and Washington-based businesses to support.
Bite of Seattle - July 24-26
Come support local businesses in the Chinatown-International District and try lots of tasty foods and drinks! Free to attend.
CID Food Walk - July 25 and August 29
Maeve Chocolate will host their summer market from 12-4pm on August 8. It will feature several vendors, foods, arts and crafts, and of course, chocolate!
Maeve Chocolate Summer Market - August 8
Sports
Catch a summer baseball game at the ballpark. Enjoy themed nights, collectibles, and get your hands on a ferry tray with snacks. Find the game schedule on the MLB website.
Seattle Mariners Baseball Games
The Fish Sticks are a summer collegiate baseball team that plays in White Center. Catch a game this summer and enjoy affordable fun for the whole family.
DubSea Fish Sticks Baseball
It’s almost time for football! Catch a preseason Seahawks game this summer!
Seattle Seahawks - Preseason Starts August 15
Concerts & Festivals
Enjoy concerts on the Chateau Ste. Michelle grounds. The 2026 lineup includes Yellowcard, O.A.R., Rhiannon Giddens, Bob Dylan, Sarah McLachlan, Boyz II Men, Beck, Lindsey Stirling, and others.
Check their website for the full lineup, dates, and tic...
Summer Concert Series | Chateau Ste. Michelle - Woodinville, WA
Enjoy concerts at Woodland Park Zoo. This summer’s lineup includes Maren Morris, The Mountain Goats, Jason Isbell, The Breeders, and other shows that are sold out.
Check their website for full schedule and ticket prices.
Zootunes - Woodland Park Zoo
This annual music festival brings together local and well-known bands for a weekend of music, food, and fun. Ages 21+. Tickets start at $130 for a single-day pass.