Contemporary Christian music jam session for instrumentalists and vocalists of all abilities to gather, play, and learn songs collaboratively.

Kick things off early as streets in the Junction close at 4:00 PM to prepare for the massive festival. Enjoy street performers, local shopping, sidewalk cafés, and the monthly West Seattle Art Walk.

Day 1 of West Seattle's massive three-day street party! Featuring local shopping, a kids' zone, a beer garden, and live music on the main stage starting at 4:00 PM with Ghost Fetish, Chico Detour, and Alien Crime Syndicate.

An unforgettable evening filled with dance, song, and interactive games, featuring a talented cast of local West Seattle Drag Queens and Kings. Doors open at 6:00 PM.

Join Dirt Corps and Green Seattle Partnership to celebrate edible PNW berries, learn about biodiversity, and help restore the West Duwamish Greenbelt by mulching and weeding. All ages welcome.

A free, self-paced, nearly 12-mile community walk exploring Alki Beach, Schmitz Preserve Park, Lincoln Park, and ending at the West Seattle Summer Fest in the Junction.

Day 2 of the free street festival with craft vendors, local eats, and live music on the main stage starting at 12:00 PM, featuring School of Rock West Seattle, Beautiful Freaks, Black Whales, and True Loves.

Guitarist and composer Dennis Rea celebrates 50 years of making music in Seattle, featuring performances by Tempered Steel, Reaven Trio, Moraine, and hometown band Zuir in a 45-year reunion.

The final day of the Summer Fest, featuring the weekly West Seattle Farmers Market integrated directly into the street fair closure until 2:00 PM.

Kenyon Hall's monthly free improv jam session for local comedians and improvisers to create scenes on the spot. MC'd by Amalia Larson.

New York Times bestselling author Laurie Frankel shares insights on her new novel "Enormous Wings," a story exploring female agency, morality, and mortality.

Learn basic clothing repair skills like sewing buttons and patching holes with Thrift Store Manager Yoni Marker. Bring 1-2 clothing items.

Collegiate summer league action in White Center! The reigning champion DubSea Fish Sticks host their first-ever home game against a West West Coast League opponent, the Marion Berries of Salem. Food truck and beer garden on site.

Enjoy the kickoff of West Seattle's beloved waterfront art festival featuring artist booths, crafts, food, and live music, including local band Chewing Gum performing on the main stage.

Monthly community open mic welcoming musicians, poets, and writers to share their work with a warm and supportive audience.

Friday night lights summer collegiate baseball at "The Fryer" in White Center, complete with food trucks, interactive crowd games, and cold beverages.

Join Dirt Corps along Longfellow Creek to learn species selection for neighborhood trees, then assist in weeding and mulching young and mature plantings.

A fun community run/walk through West Seattle to raise money for the West Seattle Food Bank, presented by West Seattle Runner. Starts on Hiawatha field.

Second day of the Alki Art Fair. Explore artist vendor booths from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and listen to free live music along the beach until 7:00 PM.

One of Seattle's oldest community parades! Travels southbound on California Ave SW from Lander to Edmunds, celebrating the community with marching bands, floats, and drills.

Collegiate baseball, family fun, and great concessions under the lights at Mel Olson Stadium.

The final day of the Alki Art Fair. Shop from regional artists and enjoy a full lineup of beachside musical acts running until 5:00 PM.

An interactive plant-focused social gathering and bingo night at Mr. B's Mead Center. Ticket includes 15 rounds of bingo, a raffle ticket, and a free plant.

Cozy Comedy brings stand-up comedians Adam Tiller and Travis Sherer to Otter on the Rocks for an evening of craft cocktails and laughter.

Friday night summer collegiate baseball matchup at Mel Olson Stadium in White Center.

Local acoustic performance by talented singer/songwriter Tobi Kunkel in the historic, intimate theater of Kenyon Hall.

Collegiate summer action continues under the lights with standard game day fan activations, concessions, and local craft brews.

Enjoy a lively, casual book club discussion of E.M. Forster's classic 1910 novel 'Howards End.' Meets on the cozy outdoor patio behind C & P Coffee.

In honor of Disability Pride Month, join a special screening of Chris Lynch's documentary, which explores high quality-of-life experiences among disabled individuals. RSVP required.

The big collegiate summer season finale at Mel Olson Stadium! Come cheer the Fish Sticks in their final home game of 2026. Gates open at 5:05 PM, with first pitch at 6:35 PM.