The City of Bellevue is launching a $1.8 million grant program aimed at assisting local nonprofits in acquiring, building, and maintaining art and cultural facilities. This initiative, supported by free coaching and grant writing assistance, reflects Bellevue's commitment to enhancing its vibrant arts scene. Applications are open until August 19, 2024.
Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights offers free movie screenings at Bellevue Downtown Park every Tuesday evening during the summer. The events start at dusk, providing a community-friendly entertainment option for residents and visitors alike. This initiative enhances local engagement and promotes outdoor activities in the region.
Evergreens, a popular healthy eatery in the PNW, has partnered with Make-A-Wish Alaska & Washington and Make-A-Wish Oregon to introduce new lemon-themed menu items this summer. For every entrée sold, $1 will be donated to help grant wishes for children with life-threatening conditions, making this initiative both delicious and impactful for the community.
Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights offers free outdoor movie screenings at Bellevue Downtown Park every Tuesday evening, starting at dusk. This community event aims to provide entertainment for residents and visitors alike during the summer months.
Bellevue Downtown Park will host a series of free outdoor movie nights from July 16 to August 20, 2024, every Tuesday evening. Each movie will feature themed activities, making it a family-friendly event for residents and visitors. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and snacks for a comfortable viewing experience.
The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market showcases the work of over 110 talented local artists, including Anton Yakushev, known for his hand-forged metal sculptures, and Barry Roitblat, who specializes in exquisite wood turnings. This event celebrates creativity and fosters community connections.
Emil King, the new Community Development Department Director for Bellevue, shares insights from his two decades of service to the city. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the significance of community diversity, future planning challenges, and key priorities such as affordable housing and environmental sustainability.
Bellevue offers an array of beautiful trails and parks catering to nature enthusiasts, urban explorers, and backcountry adventurers alike. This guide highlights local favorites like Downtown Park Loop and Mercer Slough Nature Park, showcasing their unique features and accessibility. With summer in full swing, these outdoor spaces present perfect opportunities for hiking, sightseeing, and enjoying the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty.
A heat wave is forecasted for the Puget Sound region from July 7 to July 9, with temperatures expected to reach the upper 80s and into the 90s. The National Weather Service highlights health risks associated with extreme heat, especially for vulnerable populations, and the King County Regional Homelessness Authority has activated cooling centers. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade while enjoying local swimming facilities and parks.
The City of Bellevue is offering 700 free trees to residents and community organizations for the fourth consecutive year, with applications open until August 18, 2024. The initiative aims to improve tree equity and enhance the community's green spaces, with a variety of species available for selection. The giveaway event is scheduled for October 25 and 26, emphasizing the importance of trees for air quality and stormwater management.
Join us for the Bellevue Family 4th, the Eastside’s largest fireworks celebration, on July 4 from 5-10:30 p.m. at Downtown Park. Enjoy live music, diverse entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks display. Remember to use public transportation or carpool, as personal fireworks and alcohol are prohibited in the park.
The He(ART) of Bellevue feature highlights local artists at the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, showcasing unique creations from Peggy Foy of Arcana Metalwork, Dan Johnson of Daniel Frank Johnson Photography, and Nicole Flood of Flood Clothing, among others. This event promotes the talents of over 110 artists, fostering community engagement and appreciation for local art.
Reality Break Escapes (RBE) in Bellevue offers an exciting escape room experience with four unique themes, perfect for friends, families, and corporate teams. The venue also features creative scavenger hunts that encourage participants to explore the city while solving puzzles. With a strong emphasis on customer service and a variety of activities, RBE is a standout entertainment option in downtown Bellevue.
The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market highlights the work of over 110 artists through the He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight series. This week features interviews with Aaron Reed Photography, Basket Crazy, and Buttered Soapery, showcasing their inspirations and connections to the Bellevue community.
The latest issue of It’s Your City highlights the expansion of Mini City Hall in Crossroads Bellevue, along with the launch of Sound Transit’s 2 Line and a more equitable tree giveaway. This resident newsletter, delivered three times a year, emphasizes community engagement and updates on significant local developments, aiming to enhance the quality of life for Bellevue residents.
Join the Bellevue Downtown Association for the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market from July 26-28, featuring over 110 local artists, food trucks, live music, and family-friendly art activities.
Fran's Chocolates, a cherished chocolate shop in Bellevue, reaffirms its dedication to the community and sustainable practices while celebrating its presence since 1982. Store manager Samantha Durst highlights the vibrant urban experience of downtown Bellevue and the significance of local partnerships.
The Bellevue Farmers Market features a diverse array of vendors providing seasonal fruits, vegetables, fresh flowers, meats, and artisan goods, reflecting the community's focus on local produce and sustainability. Established in 2013, the market serves as a vibrant hub for residents and visitors in Downtown Bellevue. With a commitment to promoting local businesses, the market enhances the cultural fabric of the region.
The Bellevue Farmers Market features a variety of local vendors offering seasonal fruits, vegetables, fresh flowers, meats, and artisan goods. It serves as a vibrant community hub in Downtown Bellevue, enhancing local culture and supporting local agriculture. The market is a key attraction for residents and visitors alike, promoting healthy eating and community engagement.
The Bellevue Farmers Market, running from May 23 to September 26, 2024, provides a vibrant marketplace for local farmers and artisans every Thursday. Located at Bellevue Presbyterian Church, the market supports small businesses and local non-profits, showcasing seasonal produce, flowers, meats, and artisan goods. Free parking and nearby bus routes make it accessible to urban residents.