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The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market showcases local artists, celebrating creativity and community engagement. This event provides a platform for talent in the Bellevue area while promoting the local arts scene. Visitors can enjoy a vibrant atmosphere filled with art, culture, and local craftsmanship.
Music Works Northwest is launching a new initiative aimed at enhancing the musical landscape in the region. This initiative seeks to provide opportunities for musicians and music enthusiasts alike, fostering community engagement and cultural enrichment.
King County has been granted permission to enter Phase 2 of its reopening plan, signaling a significant step towards normalcy in the region. This phase allows for the reopening of certain businesses and services, which is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and community wellbeing.
Early registration for the annual "Four on the 4th" dog event in Bellevue is now open, inviting local canine enthusiasts to participate in this festive occasion. This event offers a unique opportunity for pet owners to engage in community activities while celebrating their furry friends.
Registration is now open for the "Early Dog" event scheduled for the Fourth of July, inviting local pet owners to participate in a festive celebration. This annual event promises to be a highlight for dog lovers in the Bellevue area, fostering community engagement and fun.
Bellevue Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the vandalism of a Pride art piece in Downtown Bellevue. The incident, which reflects ongoing tensions surrounding LGBTQ+ representation, has sparked discussions within the community about inclusivity and safety. The swift response from law enforcement highlights the city's commitment to protecting public art and marginalized communities.
Bellevue police have arrested a suspect in connection with the vandalism of a Pride art piece, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding LGBTQ+ representation in public art. The incident, which has drawn community attention, underscores the importance of protecting cultural symbols in downtown Bellevue.
The City of Bellevue is celebrating the completion of the Factoria Boulevard Stormwater Improvement Project with "Visit and Shop Factoria Day" on December 7, 2024. This event aims to acknowledge the community and businesses for their involvement in enhancing local infrastructure to prevent future flooding. Residents are invited to attend and hear from city leaders while exploring local businesses.
The City Council of Bellevue held a public hearing on proposed land use code amendments aligned with Senate Bill 5290, signed into law in 2023. These amendments aim to streamline development permit processes and enhance efficiency by codifying timelines and clarifying application requirements. This legislative change is significant for local development and urban planning.
Garden d’Lights at Bellevue Botanical Garden will commence on November 30, offering a spectacular holiday light display for the community. This annual event is a highlight for local residents and visitors alike, showcasing the beauty of the botanical garden during the festive season. Attendees can enjoy various attractions, including food and beverage vendors.