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Produce on Pike: Weekly Farmers Market
Produce on Pike returns with an expanded summer farmers market at Pike Place Market, showcasing a colorful selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables alongside artisan goods from Market farmers. Visitors can meet the growers, hear their stories, and discover what is in season in the heart of Seattle. It is a convenient stop for downtown workers and residents picking up groceries or for anyone exploring the Market. A Local Night promotion provides a $10 parking credit for shoppers who spend $50 or more at Pike Place Market businesses when they present proof of purchase at the Produce on Pike Information Booth.
Pike Place MarketU Village Summer Concert Series
Part of the U Village Summer Concert Series, this event brings live music with no admission charge to Village Green and features a performance by Wild Rumours. The venue opens early, giving time to get settled before the show. On certain nights, dinner is available from DeLille En Ville and from Pasta & Co., and treats are offered each week by The Confectionery.
Village GreenDancing 'til Dusk
Dancing 'til Dusk brings social dancing to Hing Hay Park ~ Chinatown with a welcoming format that begins with a free lesson for all levels, no partner needed. Friends, dates, grandparents, or solo dancers can step in and learn together. After the lesson, live music fills the evening on a proper dance floor beneath twinkling lights. This evening features The Long Ovals with Casey McGill and Birch Pereira, delivering a blend of swing and Americana. The event is free, outdoors, and open to everyone.
Hing Hay ParkWalk on the Beach | Summer Pinball Series
A summer-long pinball series spans both Alki arcades, Gary's Place and West Seattle Arcade, with play happening in both rooms on the same night and participants walking between locations to choose their machines. The format features head to head matchups where players select the game at either arcade, up to five rounds with two games per round, one point for a win and three points for sweeping both games. Extra balls are limited to 30 seconds, a game cannot be picked more than once in a night, and machines already in use cannot be selected. Nightly payouts go to the top three. The series awards points each week, and only the best five nights count toward the standings. Missing a week does not hurt your totals, and the top half of the leaderboard advances to the Series Finals. The finals prize pool grows by five dollars per player each night of the series. Entry is five dollars per night and all ages are welcome. Newcomers to competitive pinball will find a friendly format that allows players to start on any week.
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