As summer unfolds, Bellevue offers a variety of events to engage residents and visitors alike. Here’s a look at some upcoming happenings in our city.
Rock the Meadow Summer Concert Series
Starting July 4, the Rock the Meadow Summer Concert Series brings free, all-ages live rock music to The Meadow, a new outdoor space in downtown Bellevue. Concerts are scheduled every Saturday in July, featuring local bands from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or low chairs and enjoy the performances. The Meadow is conveniently located across from the Bellevue Transit Center, making it easily accessible by public transportation. For more details, visit the event’s official website.
Bellevue Family 4th
On July 4, Bellevue Downtown Park will host the Bellevue Family 4th, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary of independence. The event includes live music, family-friendly activities, and a spectacular fireworks display. Admission is free, and the festivities begin in the afternoon, culminating with the fireworks show in the evening. More information can be found on the Bellevue Downtown Association’s website.
Bellevue Downtown Arts Fair
From July 24 to 26, the Bellevue Downtown Arts Fair will showcase over 350 artists presenting unique, handmade crafts and artworks. This annual event, held in downtown Bellevue, is one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest and most celebrated arts festivals. Attendees can explore a diverse range of art forms, including painting, sculpture, fashion, and jewelry. Additional details are available on the Visit Bellevue website.
Chamber Lunch: Economic Outlook with the SF Fed
On July 9, the Bellevue Chamber will host a luncheon featuring an economic outlook presentation by the San Francisco Federal Reserve. The event runs from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM and provides insights into current economic trends. Registration and further information can be found on the Bellevue Chamber’s events page.
These events highlight the vibrant community spirit and cultural richness of Bellevue. Whether you’re interested in music, art, or economic discussions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this summer.