First Saturdays at Avenue Bellevue: A Monthly Pop-Up Event

Bellevue, WALocal News

"First Saturdays at the Avenue" is a new monthly event launching in Bellevue, with its inaugural day set for September 7. Scheduled from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM, the event will occur at the Avenue and Intercontinental Hotel Plaza, located at 10300 NE 8th Street. It will feature a diverse lineup of local vendors, such as MR. Studio showcasing ceramic pieces, Brume with handcrafted jewelry, and Fleur presenting unique bud vases. Jo Malone London will also be part of the vendor lineup, displaying hand-painted perfume bottles.

Local food trucks, including Pizzeria 22, known for its high-quality pizzas, and Drink Mora, offering refreshing beverages, will be on-site to cater to attendees. This event aims to promote local craftsmanship and create an engaging community atmosphere. Avenue Bellevue has also recently announced that all penthouse units have been sold, indicating a thriving real estate market in the area. For further details, interested individuals are encouraged to visit the Avenue's website or follow their social media for updates.

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