Plan Your Visit to Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend

Bellevue, WALocal News

Scheduled for July 27 to July 29, the Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend invites art lovers to explore the works of over 600 vendors at three distinct fairs in Downtown Bellevue. This annual event, produced by the Bellevue Downtown Association, is anticipated to draw thousands of visitors eager to discover unique artistic creations. The 6th Street Fair offers an eclectic mix of over 100 artists, while the BAM ARTSfair features more than 300 artisans showcasing handmade crafts. The Bellevue Festival of the Arts, founded in 1984, highlights 175 skilled artisans and craftspeople. Admission to all fairs is free, but attendees should come prepared with reusable bags, refillable water bottles, and snacks to enhance their experience.

Additionally, several downtown streets will be closed to vehicles during the event, though local businesses will remain accessible. This vibrant cultural celebration promises to enrich the community's artistic landscape and foster connections among creators and art enthusiasts. With beautiful weather projected for the weekend, attendees can look forward to a memorable experience surrounded by creativity.

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