Hi Bellevue — I’m Elijah Mitchell, bringing you the latest on what’s happening in our city today and in the near future. Whether you’re looking for music, markets, culture or family fun, there are many events to explore.
Today’s Highlights
- Live at Lunch — Midday musical reprieve from 12–1 pm at various downtown plazas. Great for catching up with colleagues or taking a peaceful break.
- Farm Tour at Kelsey Creek Farm — Families and nature lovers can join scheduled tours to learn about farm life and enjoy the outdoors.
- Adult Farm Volunteering — An opportunity to lend a hand at Kelsey Creek Farm later today.
Upcoming Events Worth Marking
Salsa in the City — Latin Dance Night
Date: Friday, September 11 • Time: 6:00–9:00 pm at Spring District Park.
Enjoy free dance lessons, live music, and social dancing under the open sky. Beginner-friendly and full of rhythm.
Yanxing Flow Movement Series
Date: Saturday, September 12 • Time: 3:00–4:00 pm at Chism Beach Park.
A gentle blend of movement arts guided by the Seattle Asian American Dance community — a great way to stretch out and enjoy nature.
Bellevue Sunset Market
Date: Thursday, September 17 • Time: 4:00–8:00 pm at Spring District Station.
Local vendors, food trucks, handmade crafts, and live music give this evening market a festive, casual vibe. Bring friends, appetite and curiosity.
Experience Bellevue! Community Celebration
Date: Saturday, September 19 • Time: 10:00 am–4:00 pm at Bellevue City Hall Plaza (450 110th Ave NE).
This biennial celebration connects you with city leaders, cultural performances, global food offerings, community organizations, and free entry for all.
Tips for Enjoying Local Events
- Many events are free and family-friendly — ideal for spontaneous outings.
- Check weather and traffic, especially for outdoor gatherings.
- Arrive early for best parking and to catch performances right from the start.
- These are great chances to meet folks from around Bellevue — bring curiosity and kindness.
Looking ahead? Keep an eye out for our monthly “Bucket List” of events put together by the city’s Community Programming Fund — it includes plenty more to explore. See you around town!