Forest Lawn West Seattle is hosting its annual Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony today, Monday, May 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM.
This traditional community gathering is held in partnership with the American Legion Post 160 and other local groups to honor those who have served.
Ceremony Details
By Tim Clinton
SPORTS EDITOR
Something had to give.
West Seattle and Salmon Bay of Ballard both entered Sunday's showdown against each other with undefeated women's pre-professional soccer records.
The homestanding Rhodies of West Seattle were 4-0-0 going into the action at the Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Center and ranked No. 1 in the nation, while the green clad visitors were 2-0-0.
Ballard gave West Seattle a battle but came up short in the end by a 2-1 score.
The Rhodies jumped out to a 2-0 lead and fought off a late surge by Salmon Bay.
By Liz Steen
Alki Community Council celebrated three lifetime achievement awards with trophies and chocolate cake on Thursday night.
Each honoree spoke on the importance of community and Alki. It was a convivial night celebrating the councils achievements with people who’ve worked together for decades to improve safety for people, animals, and the natural environment in one of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods.
Tony Fragada, Current Board Trustee, Past President and Board Officer told the crowd about learning how important it is to protect the land, animals, and the environment when he was living and working in Alaska.
By Tim Clinton
SPORTS EDITOR
Ginevra Saloy of Seattle Christian snagged second place in the girls Class IA state golf tournament and Lucas Williams of Ballard took third in the Class 3A boys early this week.
Williams stood out with his score among tough competition, shooting an impressive 67 the first day and also finishing under par with a 71 the second for a total of 38.
Saloy shot a 73 and a 76 for a two-day total of 149 in her tournament.
Joining Williams in the 3A boys tournament was Davis Thompson of West Seattle, who missed making it past the first day cut with a round of 79.
Saloy was joined by Warriors teammates Brooklyn and Addison Partridge, who turned in rounds of 109 and 110, respectively, to miss their first day cut as well.
The West Seattle Junction Association is proud to announce the return of the West Seattle Summer Fest, taking place July 10–12, 2026. As one of the city's most cherished traditions, this free three-day festival is expected to draw over 50,000 attendees to the West Seattle Junction to experience a vibrant mix of local commerce, live music, and community spirit.
A Milestone in Sustainability
The 2026 festival marks a significant evolution for the event with a comprehensive zero-waste initiative. In a dedicated effort to protect the environment, the festival has mandated the use of reusable serviceware for all food vendors. Furthermore, both the "The Porch" all-ages garden and the 21+ beverage garden will utilize reusable drink cups, supported by free water refill stations located throughout the grounds.
Festival Highlights and Entertainment
The highly anticipated Rock Walk returns to the West Seattle Junction on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. This dynamic tasting experience brings together local businesses, Northwest beverage makers, and the community for an evening of exploration and celebration. Most importantly, the event serves as a vital fundraiser, with every ticket purchased helping to fund an enhanced live music lineup for West Seattle Summer Fest 2026.
Howard Morris Call (August 15, 1939 – March 20, 2026) passed away peacefully at the age of 86 at St. Anne’s Hospital in Burien, Washington.
Born in Electric City, Washington, Howard grew up with a love for learning, sports, and community that defined his life. He attended Napa Community College, Seattle Pacific University, and Western Washington University, laying the foundation for a distinguished career in education.
The White Center community gathered on May 21 for a "Glow Up" celebration, marking the completion of several major infrastructure projects designed to make the neighborhood safer and more vibrant. The event, held during the monthly Rat City Art Walk at the corner of 16th Avenue SW and SW 98th Street, served as the official debut for decorative lighting and significant road safety upgrades.
In the industrial heart of West Seattle, a new kind of community hub has been taking shape since it officially opened its doors on January 1st. Castle Climbing Club (CCC) is positioning itself as more than just a gym; it is a "third space" for the West Seattle community where high-intensity bouldering meets communal relaxation.
On Saturday, June 27th, 2026, the quiet woods of West Seattle will transform into a vibrant canvas for the Arts in Nature Festival. This immersive, free event, hosted by the Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA), invites visitors to "Dance with Nature" from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the historic Camp Long, located at 5200 35th Ave SW.
The festival is designed to be a sensory journey where art and the environment move in harmony. As you wander the scenic forest trails, you will encounter the many diverse elements that make this event a local treasure:
Live Performances and High-Energy Music
The festival features four intimate stages, including the Main Stage, the Pond Stage, and the Meadow. Throughout the day, these spaces will host:
