This Spring Near Spire
Spring is making a very welcome return to Seattle, and with it comes ample opportunity to explore the array of adventures the Emerald City has to offer. Situated at the nexus of local culture, world-class architecture, culinary gems, greenspaces, and the waterfront, Spire is conveniently located where Belltown, South Lake Union and Denny Triangle meet. Step out this spring and explore our list of things to do around Seattle including supporting the Seattle Kraken with several home games coming up, because there is nothing better than Kraken hockey live.
Creativity calls on March 9 where you can watch the paint fly before your eyes and help vote to determine the winner of the night as artists battle the clock and each other to create their masterpieces in only 20 minutes at the Art Battle Northwest Regional Championship at the Seattle Center Armory. Or explore how the city shifts its liveliness as the lights change at night and learn how to capture its stories during Cityscapes at Night – A Creative Night Photography Workshop. In this 2-Part workshop, Kate Hailey will share inspiration and techniques during an online presentation.
Catch a concert at the Climate Pledge Arena, where an iconic roof stands nobly against the Olympic Mountains, less than a mile from Spire. Get your groove on with rapper Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday 2 World Tour on March 10, Tim McGraw on March 29, Justin Timberlake on May 2, and Pearl Jam on May 28 & 30.
Let your imagination set sail at the Center for Wooden Boats by assembling your very own toy boat during the Toy Boat Building on March 14. After selecting your wooden boat hull, learn how to use hand tools to construct the design of your rigging. Decorate your boat using recycled materials provided by CWB such as material for sails, stamps, stickers, corks, and more. When your boat is complete, test it out in the model boat pond in Lake Union Park.
More March fun includes the (MoPOP) Power of Pop Culture Opening and the St. Patrick’s Irish Festival on March 16 at Kells in Seattle’s Post Alley. Mark your calendar for Taste Washington on March 16-17. Over 200 top wineries, 75 renowned restaurants, and exciting attractions like Bubbles & Bingo await. Dive into tastings, pairings, and live chef demos, mingling with experts and fellow enthusiasts at nearby Lumen Field.
Celebrate the first day of spring at Pike Place Market during the 27th Annual Daffodil Day. There’s no better symbol to welcome the arrival of spring than yellow, white, and orange daffodils. On March 19, head to Pike Place Market to pick up a free bundle of fragrant daffodils to bring home to Spire.
On March 30 you can celebrate the arrival of Spring next to the Space Needle during the Seattle Color Festival or spread springtime cheer as you bar hop around downtown Seattle during the BunnyCon Easter Bar Hop.
Cruise on Lake Union and Lake Washington while dining on a hand-crafted four-course meal thoughtfully paired with ciders from Seattle Cider Co. during the Cider Pairing Cruise with Seattle Cider Co. on April 5. Bridging the gap between wine and beer with flavorful, small-batch cider, Seattle Cider’s initial offerings break the mold of overly sweet cider, bringing the natural flavors of Washington apples to the forefront.
The Seattle Cherry Blossom & Japanese Cultural Festival on April 12-14 serves as a vehicle for sharing Japanese American culture and heritage through hundreds of performing and martial arts, exhibits and demonstrations, hands on kids’ activities, culinary treats, and more.
Seattle Restaurant Week returns April 14- 27. For two weeks, SRW invites diners to explore our diverse and innovative local food scene, through curated menus for $20, $35, $50, and $65 at restaurants, bars, cafes, food trucks, and pop-ups across greater Seattle. Have a look at the site to see which Belltown and South Lake Union spots to get on your list!
Discover all of the innovative products that will benefit you, our planet, and the animals we share it with during the Planted Expo Seattle on April 20. Over 200+ plant-based, vegan, and sustainable exhibitors will be available for you to discover, explore, and sample at the Seattle Convention Center.
Get your shop on! SLU Saturday Street Market returns for its 9th season on May 4. Nestled next door to Denny Park in the heart of South Lake Union neighborhood, the market features over 65 booths from makers, vintage boutiques, food purveyors and food trucks – all just steps from Spire.
The 16th Annual Flower Festival at Pike Place Market on May 11-12 is a celebration of local farmers and the beautiful bouquets they put together every day. This popular event has been taking place over Mother’s Day weekend for the last 16 years. Market shoppers will also get to enjoy live busker music and a special shopping offer during the weekend’s festivities.
Are you searching for a unique and memorable way to celebrate Mother’s Day? Look no further than Unexpected Productions’ hilarious Mother’s Day Improv Comedy Show on May 12 in Post Alley at the Gum Wall in Pike Place Market. Bring all the incredible women in your life – from your mom to your grandma – for a hilarious and heartwarming experience.
Kick off Seattle’s 50th annual Pride Month celebration on June 1 at Volunteer Park on Capitol Hill. Catch a can’t-miss lineup of performances, a dance-focused stage with an adjacent alcohol garden (21+), food trucks, local nonprofit booths, queer vendors, and more during Seattle Pride in the Park.
At the edge of everything, Spire offers a non-stop itinerary of events suited to every desire. It’s the perfect place to venture out and retreat home to enjoy Seattle’s most epic views in your haven above all.
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