Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.
~John Ruskin
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Bumbershoot 2007 in Seattle Photo uploaded by i am gina’s photosIf you’re planning a trip to Seattle, WA during Labor Day weekend, then you’ll definitely want to check out Bumbershoot, which is an annual music and arts festival that attracts over 125,000 visitors to Seattle Center each year.
Running August 30 to September 1, 2008, this year’s Bumbershoot will feature performances by Beck, Stone Temple Pilots, Lucinda Williams, Neko Case, Ingrid Michaelson, Del Tha Funky Homosapien, and other bands and solo artists to be announced. The festival will also feature literary programs, visual art, dance performances, and a film festival curated by the Seattle International Film Festival.
While at Bumbershoot, you might check out other popular Seattle attractions like the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, and the Experience Music Project (EMP). All are within the Seattle Center area.
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Tilicum Village Photo uploaded by Paul TraffordClosed since December, visitors can once again visit Tilicum Village on the weekends starting March 1st!
This village is world famous for its delicious traditional salmon bake and educating the public on the Northwest Coast’s First Nation culture. Take in a performance of Greg Thompson’s “Dance on the Wind” stage show, featuring the dances and lessons of the First Nation.
Since it’s also a state park, visitors can not only learn about the First Nation, but take in all the beautiful nature surrounding them.
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If you’re visiting Seattle and still don’t have plans for Halloween, then it’s not too let to get in on the action later tonight. About.com has a list of resources for finding a costume and otherwise getting into the Halloween mood. You might also check out the Seattle Time’s Spooky Events list. Happy Halloween!
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Thursday, October 25 (7:30 pm)
The Seattle Symphony is performing renowned historical works to celebrate the Moore Theatre’s Centennial Series. Featured favorites include Mendelssohn, Mozart and Stravinsky.
Saturday, October 27 - Sunday, October 28 (10 am- 6 pm)
Head on over to the Pacific Science Center for Tricks, Treats & Science Feats! From giant pumpkin sculpting, snake demos, to haunted planetarium shows, you can celebrate Halloween with a scientific twist!
Saturday, October 27 (11 am- 2 pm)
Get your doggies dressed up and let them strut their stuff at Dog-o-Ween, sponsored by the Coalition for Off-Leash Areas. There’s a silent auction, food vendors, and a costume contest, so get ready to see some hilarious garb on both pets and owners alike.
Saturday, October 27- Sunday, October 28
Celebrate Dia de Muertos at Seattle Center with performance artists, altars, artwork and music. Food and dance will also be featured at the event, paying tribute to the countries of Latin America and creating a compelling and vibrant experience.
Sunday, October 28 (9:30 am - 5 pm)
Kids can trick or treat in the daytime at Trick or Treat on the Waterfront sponsored by the Seattle Aquarium. There’s also underwater pumpkin carving demonstrations, performances by Recess Monkey (three local schoolteachers making family-friendly tunes), along with refreshments and lots of fun!
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