Bellevue Downtown Arts Market Returns in Person for Labor Day Weekend

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market will return in person from September 4-6, 2021, attracting over 110 local artists to showcase their work in Downtown Bellevue. Formerly known as the 6th Street Arts Fair, this year’s event has been strategically rescheduled from July to maintain safe, in-person interactions amid ongoing health concerns. The market features a diverse array of artwork, including sculpture, jewelry, and home décor, providing a platform for local creativity. Patrick Bannon, President of the Bellevue Downtown Association, expressed enthusiasm for the event, calling it a wonderful opportunity to celebrate art, live music, and unique food offerings. Live music will be a highlight, supported by Amazon, featuring styles such as folk, blues, and flamenco guitar.

Attendees can also enjoy a variety of food trucks, enhancing the community experience. Comprehensive event information, including an artist directory, is available online, ensuring visitors have access to all necessary details. The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market promises to be a vibrant celebration of local culture, art, and community spirit.

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