Re-imagined arts festival, Bellwether, continues through Sunday

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellwether arts festival is currently ongoing in Downtown Bellevue, running from September 20 to September 22, 2019, and centered around the theme ‘Taking Root. ’ This re-imagined festival offers a platform for the exploration of cultural fusion through diverse artistic expressions, featuring over 40 artists and 18 events designed for public engagement. Highlights include a guided tour led by Ben Beres from SuttonBeresCuller, offering insights into various installations, and a pop-up art market where attendees can purchase unique pieces from 400 artists for just $30. The festival also includes the PNW Super Soul All-Star Revue, showcasing a mix of musical talent from the region, further celebrating local creativity. Attendees are invited to enjoy complimentary treats at the Bellevue Arts Museum, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all.

Bellwether is designed to transform everyday spaces into thought-provoking art experiences, making it a vital cultural event for the community. The festival encourages broad participation and supports emerging artists, contributing to the vibrancy of the local arts scene. As a free event, it underscores the importance of accessible arts and culture in building community connections.

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