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Seattle, WA
February 14th - February 18th

“Join us as we celebrate “I Love Spring” with over 20 display gardens, more than 115 sessions and other learning activities, and thousands of treasures in the garden marketplace. The Northwest Flower & Garden Festival is the best annual event to gather ideas and inspiration for beautiful living spaces. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting to dig in the dirt, there’s something for everyone!”

Sequim, WA
March 2nd

“The Sunshine Market features vendor booths with unique, often hand-crafted merchandise and food items for sale. The Sunshine Market will be held 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday, March 2, 2024 in the large tent adjacent to the Guy Cole Event Center at Carrie Blake Community Park, 202 N Blake Avenue. Festival tee-shirts, beanies, mugs, posters, and "glow bling" will be available for purchase as well. “

Mount Vernon, WA
April 19th - April 21st

“Join us as 140+ artisan vendors, entertainers, and food trucks gather in beautiful Downtown Mount Vernon for the annual Tulip Festival Street Fair! Explore streets lined with handmade goods and artisan creations, food trucks with delicious fare, and live music all three days on the “Tulip Tunes” stage in Pine Square. We can’t wait to welcome you to this years celebration of craftsmanship and community!”

Oak Harbor, WA
April 27th - April 28th

“Holland Happening is Oak Harbor’s biggest springtime festival. It features traditional Dutch costumes, wooden shoe dancing, street parades, live music, food vendors, and a popular street fair. The festival attracts locals and visitors alike, providing a festive atmosphere blending Dutch and American traditions. A big favorite is the traditional Klompen canal races on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.”

Wenatchee, WA
May 3rd - May 5th

“Wander through Memorial Park and join over 100 TALENTED artists, musicians, and crafters from throughout the Northwest at the annual juried Arts & Crafts Fair. Festival volunteers will be on hand during the three-day fair to answer your questions and display this year’s Festival souvenirs, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, youth apparel, hats, jewelry, booster pins, art prints, and much more!”

Everett, WA
May 17th - May 18th

“The Night Market is back for 2024! Come out for this FREE, all-ages experience that is fun for the whole family. Plan to spend a good chunk of time strolling through 40+ of the best local makers, vendors, and your favorite food trucks as they take over the streets of Downtown Everett. From gooey Malasadas to beeswax candles, everyone will find something to eat, sip, or admire at the Fisherman’s Village Music Festival Night Market. Bonus? Bands will be playing at the Night Market, too! Yep, you’ll get to rock out to live music in Everett whether you hit up the Festival or the Night Market.”

Anacortes, WA
June 1st - June 2nd

“The Anacortes Waterfront Festival is a free event that showcases the best of waterfront activities. This family friendly event holds many traditions for local residents and visitors including: Quick and Dirty Boat Building Competitions, free boat rides provided by the Anacortes Yacht Club, hands-on children’s activities include building wooden sailboats with Fidalgo Island Rotary, games, making costumes, and more.”

Marysville, WA
June 21st - June 23rd

“Join us for the 2024 Marysville Strawberry Festival! The multi-day celebration kicks off Thursday, June 20 with an all-time family favorite, the Funtastic carnival, featuring amusement park rides and arcade games, continuing through Sunday, June 23.

The Market running June 21-23 at Asbery Field featuring fair food favorites, craft and commercial vendor booths, live music, kid activities, strawberry shortcake eating contests, cornhole and golf tournaments, Strawberry Cup Pickleball Tournament, Combat Pro Wrestling (south end of field), a car show on 3rd Street on closing day, and much more.”

Seattle, WA
June 29th - June 30th

Capitol Hill (29th)
“PrideFest Capitol Hill is back! Spanning 6 blocks of Broadway and Cal Anderson Park, featuring local businesses, beer gardens, family and youth programming, three stages, and the most fun you’ll have on Capitol Hill all year long!”

Seattle Center (30th)
“One of the nation’s biggest Pride Festivals is back, and PrideFest is still 100% free for all. Follow the parade to the Seattle Center for hundreds of vendors, food and drink options, and entertainment on four stages. Did we say it was free? Yes, all are welcome. This year we are adding a family area.”

Sequim, WA
July 19st - July 22rd

“Join us as we celebrate all things lavender in the Lavender Capital of North America®, Sequim Washington. Enjoy live music, food and browse hundreds of vendors at the festival's street fair. Take a farm tour, pick your own lavender, watch on-farm demonstrations and take home a lavender treasure from our dozens of area farms. This annual event has something for everyone!”

Langley, WA
July 25th - July 28th

“We are a small town Fair with fun and well-known head liners. We love promoting local bands from on and around the Island!”

Oak Harbor, WA
August 30th - September 1st

“The festival is dedicated to hosting a world-class, 3-day event which contributes vibrancy to the local community, brings our island neighbors together, establishes lasting connections with visitors, and encourages the expression of music in local young people. Our motivation is to provide an inspirational event that brings joy, builds a sense of community, generates revenue for Whidbey Island businesses, and creates musical opportunities for local students by offering scholarships and sponsoring instrument programs designed to provide equal access to music—impacting generations to come.”

Issaquah, WA
October 5th - October 6th

“The Salmon Days Festival was spawned in 1970, out of a desire to celebrate one of Issaquah’s greatest treasures - the annual return of the salmon.

With more than 200 on-site artists selling their handcrafted products to an audience that gathers from near and far, we hope you’ll find a lot to love at this year’s Salmon Days and make your own festival memories.”