Congratulations to Seattle's own Pacific Pile & Marine, selected by the city's Office of the Waterfront and Civic Projects to build the new Pier 58. Construction should begin this year. Impact on traffic is expected to be light because much of the work can be done from barges and materials can be brought in by the water too.
Pier 58 splashed down into the water after it started leaning over in 2020. ... See MoreSee Less
There are a couple of ways to see a Giant Pacific Octopus in Seattle. The first would be to get PADI certified and dive into the 50 degree waters of Puget Sound looking between rocks and crags. The second is to visit Seattle Aquarium, which takes pride in allowing people to see and learn about these local, leggy creatures, the largest species of octopus in the world.
Up close and personal with a giant Pacific octopus Learn more about these graceful, intelligent creatures—then visit the Seattle Aquarium for an amazing, one-of-a-kind look through our transparent tube exhibit! The name says it all Giant Pacific octopuses live up to their names. While they aver...
The Clipper Round the World Ocean Sailing Race departed Seattle in style last weekend, making room for local sailing operators to offer you a ride from Seattle's waterfront on their own sailing vessels. The ocean racers began the next leg of the Clipper Race yesterday off Tatoosh Island with a clean, LeMans style start. From there, they head to Panama and across the Atlantic. Today, the fleet is off the coast of Central Oregon with smooth, sunny sailing. ... See MoreSee Less
Seattle’s waterfront, at Bell Harbor Marina, was a hive of excitement as the crew prepared to take on the long-awaited seventh stage of the Clipper Race: The USA Coast-to-Coast Leg.
Love is in the air and Seattle's evolving waterfront remains a favorite destination for brides and grooms where they can find "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue". The tradition of uniting on the waterfront is old, Pier 62 is new, time and place are borrowed, and the water is blue. Walk to the end of any pier with public access and you will discover the magic of the Sea in Seattle. ... See MoreSee Less
The world's largest fleet of ocean sailing race yachts is approaching the end of its (rough) trans-Pacific leg, and the finish line is in sight at the mouth of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. From there, it's an 18-hour motorized cruise to downtown Seattle, so expect to start seeing the boats on Sunday at Bell Harbor Marina next to Anthony's at Pier 66. Remember, the crews on these vessels have not sailed before. They will be most appreciative of a warm welcome, which you can offer by coming to clap, whistle, and hoot from the sidewalk above the marina. Follow the boats in real-time at www.clipperroundtheworld.com/race/standingsThe Clipper Race teams are racing on the final stretch of Race 10: Sailing City · Qingdao Cup into Seattle, after a long and enduring voyage across the North Pacific Ocean. They are due to arrive at Bell Harbor Marina this weekend, with the leading yachts due to cross the finish line from Saturday afternoon. It's looking like a close finish!
Sailing season is upon Seattle and it's going to be a great one. Sailing Seattle is kicking things off with a special deal on April 30 and May 1st. Only $20 for a 1.5 hours cruise or $35 for a 2 hours sunset cruise. This family business has been introducing Seattleites and visitors to the Emerald City from the waterfront for 30 years! Sailings daily. Also this month, the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race vessels will be arriving at Bell Harbor Marina from Subic Bay, Philippines. For details, see: sailingseattle.com/ and www.clipperroundtheworld.com/race/standings... See MoreSee Less
|Waterfront Festivities & Triple Sporting Hour| As worries about covid fade and the days get longer, events are taking off along Seattle's waterfront, everything from business meetings and cultural events to Easter celebrations and sports. On April 16, the Mariners, Kraken, and Sounders play the same night! Don't miss the excitement - check out the calendar at seattlewaterfront.org/whats-happening/... See MoreSee Less
Seattle's waterfront is your gateway to Alaska, if you choose to accept the challenge. As the tourism season kicks off, demand for people to work along the waterfront and in Alaska is high. There are jobs ranging from drivers and dishwashers to tour guides and bookkeepers. Are you interested in working on the waterfront or in Alaska? We will be happy to point you in the right direction. Contact us at seattlewaterfront.org/contact-seattle-waterfront or check out www.alaskatourjobs.com/current-job-openings/... See MoreSee Less
|Let it Pour!| Spring has sprung with the variety of weather and light that Seattleites and photographers love. Concrete is coming in slowly as construction companies working on the new waterfront road, stairs, and promenade continue to make progress wherever possible. The concrete strike has caused delays, but the overall completion date has not changed (2024). ... See MoreSee Less
Sausages make the world go around! If you have any doubt, then drop by the Frankfurter hot dog stand on Pier 55 and congratulate Andy on his 26 years of devotion to serving Seattleites with sausages, including the last 10 years (exactly this month) with his partner as owners of the Frankfurter. As Andy reminded us, the stand itself goes back even further than him. Please join us in thanking Andy for his good stewardship and excellent sausages on Seattle's waterfront! ... See MoreSee Less
Hit the play button to learn the touching story behind Ye Olde Curiosity Shop on Pier 54. The store will attract your kid (or the kid in you) every time you pass. The store is always full of fun and a source of fascination. Ye Olde Curiosity Shop is open daily, come come on down! ... See MoreSee Less
Have you been catching whiffs of the most delightful fragrance around town during last couple of weeks? If the source seems elusive, then look for these tiny white flowers from the Sweet Box (Sarcococca ruscifolia). Read more about these winter bloomers and other great smelling plants in Seattle at erinlaudesign.com/seattle-winter-garden-fragrance/... See MoreSee Less
|Don't Let at Little Rain Stop You. This is Seattle!|
Sometimes, the rain makes the moment magical. That's what happened on Pier 62 for the Chinese New Year celebration. Seattle's waterfront is open, rain or shine! ... See MoreSee Less
|$20 off for Superb Owl 2022| Anthony's at Pier 66 invites you to bring the party to the waterfront for Superbowl 2022 on February 13. Get $20 off two dinner entrees upstairs or $10 at the Fish Bar. WingDome on Pier 55 is also serving up specials for the big game - remember, WingDome Give You Wings:-) ... See MoreSee Less
Boat and tiger enthusiasts, rejoice, this is your lucky year! Seattle Boat Show is happening at Lumen Field and Bell Harbor Marina Pier 66 February 4-12. Check out the full schedule at: seattleboatshow.com/
As you walk between Lumen Field and the marina, please stop in and say hello to Seattle's own supremely talented Burgandy Viscosi on Pier 55! ... See MoreSee Less
Check out the new calendar for local history buffs! Find upcoming events and meetings from local historical societies and museums. There is a submit button at the bottom of the page for organizations to add their events directly. These are a great way to learn about WA history. Guaranteed to increase your daily appreciation of Washington state! ... See MoreSee Less
Some extra light and color would be nice with all this fog. You can choose the colors and hit the button to light up the Seattle Great Wheel with your own message. Marriage proposal? Friends coming by ferry? Impress them by controlling the show🤩😎🌈🎡🌄💓 ... See MoreSee Less
When the skies are dark and gloomy in Seattle, the sun eventually breaks through the clouds. Those moments of light can be exceptional in the colors they reveal. This is why Seattle is called the Emerald City. The people who work along the waterfront look forward to seeing you again in 2022! Happy New Year. ... See MoreSee Less
One of our favorite local retailers on Seattle's historic piers is Simply Seattle. Watch this inspiring story about the power of community and resilience in the face of adversity at komonews.com/news/erics-heroes/erics-heroes-simply-seattle
It's hard to overstate the changes happening on Seattle's waterfront. If you have not walked from Pier 50 to Pier 70 recently, then treat yourself over the holidays or in the new year. We look forward to welcoming you! ... See MoreSee Less
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|New Pier 58 Construction to Start this Year|
Congratulations to Seattle's own Pacific Pile & Marine, selected by the city's Office of the Waterfront and Civic Projects to build the new Pier 58. Construction should begin this year. Impact on traffic is expected to be light because much of the work can be done from barges and materials can be brought in by the water too.
Pier 58 splashed down into the water after it started leaning over in 2020. ... See MoreSee Less
|See World's Largest Octopus in Seattle|
There are a couple of ways to see a Giant Pacific Octopus in Seattle. The first would be to get PADI certified and dive into the 50 degree waters of Puget Sound looking between rocks and crags. The second is to visit Seattle Aquarium, which takes pride in allowing people to see and learn about these local, leggy creatures, the largest species of octopus in the world.
Aquarium membership allows you to drop in anytime, as often as you like. Details at www.seattleaquarium.org/animals/giant-pacific-octopus ... See MoreSee Less
Giant Pacific Octopus | Seattle Aquarium
www.seattleaquarium.org
Up close and personal with a giant Pacific octopus Learn more about these graceful, intelligent creatures—then visit the Seattle Aquarium for an amazing, one-of-a-kind look through our transparent tube exhibit! The name says it all Giant Pacific octopuses live up to their names. While they aver...|Sail Away, Seattle!|
The Clipper Round the World Ocean Sailing Race departed Seattle in style last weekend, making room for local sailing operators to offer you a ride from Seattle's waterfront on their own sailing vessels. The ocean racers began the next leg of the Clipper Race yesterday off Tatoosh Island with a clean, LeMans style start. From there, they head to Panama and across the Atlantic. Today, the fleet is off the coast of Central Oregon with smooth, sunny sailing. ... See MoreSee Less
Clipper Race departs Seattle in style
www.clipperroundtheworld.com
Seattle’s waterfront, at Bell Harbor Marina, was a hive of excitement as the crew prepared to take on the long-awaited seventh stage of the Clipper Race: The USA Coast-to-Coast Leg.|Something old, something new...|
Love is in the air and Seattle's evolving waterfront remains a favorite destination for brides and grooms where they can find "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue". The tradition of uniting on the waterfront is old, Pier 62 is new, time and place are borrowed, and the water is blue. Walk to the end of any pier with public access and you will discover the magic of the Sea in Seattle. ... See MoreSee Less
|Clipper Round the World Race in Seattle Sunday!|
The world's largest fleet of ocean sailing race yachts is approaching the end of its (rough) trans-Pacific leg, and the finish line is in sight at the mouth of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. From there, it's an 18-hour motorized cruise to downtown Seattle, so expect to start seeing the boats on Sunday at Bell Harbor Marina next to Anthony's at Pier 66. Remember, the crews on these vessels have not sailed before. They will be most appreciative of a warm welcome, which you can offer by coming to clap, whistle, and hoot from the sidewalk above the marina. Follow the boats in real-time at www.clipperroundtheworld.com/race/standingsThe Clipper Race teams are racing on the final stretch of Race 10: Sailing City · Qingdao Cup into Seattle, after a long and enduring voyage across the North Pacific Ocean. They are due to arrive at Bell Harbor Marina this weekend, with the leading yachts due to cross the finish line from Saturday afternoon. It's looking like a close finish!
Read the story at: bit.ly/3k5QN8S
📷 Courtesy of Visit Sanya ... See MoreSee Less
|Sailing Seattle!|
Sailing season is upon Seattle and it's going to be a great one. Sailing Seattle is kicking things off with a special deal on April 30 and May 1st. Only $20 for a 1.5 hours cruise or $35 for a 2 hours sunset cruise. This family business has been introducing Seattleites and visitors to the Emerald City from the waterfront for 30 years! Sailings daily. Also this month, the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race vessels will be arriving at Bell Harbor Marina from Subic Bay, Philippines. For details, see: sailingseattle.com/ and www.clipperroundtheworld.com/race/standings ... See MoreSee Less
|Waterfront Festivities & Triple Sporting Hour|
As worries about covid fade and the days get longer, events are taking off along Seattle's waterfront, everything from business meetings and cultural events to Easter celebrations and sports. On April 16, the Mariners, Kraken, and Sounders play the same night! Don't miss the excitement - check out the calendar at
seattlewaterfront.org/whats-happening/ ... See MoreSee Less
Seattle Waterfront Events Calendar
seattlewaterfront.org
Find upcoming Seattle Waterfront events, festivals, and happy hours.|Summer Jobs on the Waterfront and in Alaska|
Seattle's waterfront is your gateway to Alaska, if you choose to accept the challenge. As the tourism season kicks off, demand for people to work along the waterfront and in Alaska is high. There are jobs ranging from drivers and dishwashers to tour guides and bookkeepers. Are you interested in working on the waterfront or in Alaska? We will be happy to point you in the right direction. Contact us at seattlewaterfront.org/contact-seattle-waterfront or check out www.alaskatourjobs.com/current-job-openings/ ... See MoreSee Less
|Let it Pour!| Spring has sprung with the variety of weather and light that Seattleites and photographers love. Concrete is coming in slowly as construction companies working on the new waterfront road, stairs, and promenade continue to make progress wherever possible. The concrete strike has caused delays, but the overall completion date has not changed (2024). ... See MoreSee Less
|Congratulations! 26 Years Hawking Dawgs|
Sausages make the world go around! If you have any doubt, then drop by the Frankfurter hot dog stand on Pier 55 and congratulate Andy on his 26 years of devotion to serving Seattleites with sausages, including the last 10 years (exactly this month) with his partner as owners of the Frankfurter. As Andy reminded us, the stand itself goes back even further than him. Please join us in thanking Andy for his good stewardship and excellent sausages on Seattle's waterfront! ... See MoreSee Less
|Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Story - Pier 54|
Hit the play button to learn the touching story behind Ye Olde Curiosity Shop on Pier 54. The store will attract your kid (or the kid in you) every time you pass. The store is always full of fun and a source of fascination. Ye Olde Curiosity Shop is open daily, come come on down! ... See MoreSee Less
|Sweet Box in the Air|
Have you been catching whiffs of the most delightful fragrance around town during last couple of weeks? If the source seems elusive, then look for these tiny white flowers from the Sweet Box (Sarcococca ruscifolia). Read more about these winter bloomers and other great smelling plants in Seattle at
erinlaudesign.com/seattle-winter-garden-fragrance/ ... See MoreSee Less
|Don't Let at Little Rain Stop You. This is Seattle!|
Sometimes, the rain makes the moment magical. That's what happened on Pier 62 for the Chinese New Year celebration. Seattle's waterfront is open, rain or shine! ... See MoreSee Less
|$20 off for Superb Owl 2022|
Anthony's at Pier 66 invites you to bring the party to the waterfront for Superbowl 2022 on February 13. Get $20 off two dinner entrees upstairs or $10 at the Fish Bar. WingDome on Pier 55 is also serving up specials for the big game - remember, WingDome Give You Wings:-) ... See MoreSee Less
|Seattle Boat Show on the Waterfront|
Boat and tiger enthusiasts, rejoice, this is your lucky year! Seattle Boat Show is happening at Lumen Field and Bell Harbor Marina Pier 66 February 4-12. Check out the full schedule at: seattleboatshow.com/
As you walk between Lumen Field and the marina, please stop in and say hello to Seattle's own supremely talented Burgandy Viscosi on Pier 55! ... See MoreSee Less
|History Buffs Rejoice|
Check out the new calendar for local history buffs! Find upcoming events and meetings from local historical societies and museums. There is a submit button at the bottom of the page for organizations to add their events directly. These are a great way to learn about WA history. Guaranteed to increase your daily appreciation of Washington state! ... See MoreSee Less
Upcoming Washington History Events
seattlewaterfront.org
Find events and meetings in the Puget Sound region of local historical societies and museums celebrating WA history.|Light Up, Seattle!|
Some extra light and color would be nice with all this fog. You can choose the colors and hit the button to light up the Seattle Great Wheel with your own message. Marriage proposal? Friends coming by ferry? Impress them by controlling the show🤩😎🌈🎡🌄💓 ... See MoreSee Less
|The Great Seattle Light|
When the skies are dark and gloomy in Seattle, the sun eventually breaks through the clouds. Those moments of light can be exceptional in the colors they reveal. This is why Seattle is called the Emerald City. The people who work along the waterfront look forward to seeing you again in 2022! Happy New Year. ... See MoreSee Less
|Start 2022 Inspired|
One of our favorite local retailers on Seattle's historic piers is Simply Seattle. Watch this inspiring story about the power of community and resilience in the face of adversity at komonews.com/news/erics-heroes/erics-heroes-simply-seattle
Get your Supersonics t-shirt from Simply Seattle at www.simplyseattle.com/collections/seattle-supersonics ... See MoreSee Less
Seattle SuperSonics Gear
www.simplyseattle.com
We’re keeping the dream alive with the most complete collection of Seattle Supersonics gear available anywhere. Sonics Forever.|Have a Historic Seattle Christmas|
It's hard to overstate the changes happening on Seattle's waterfront. If you have not walked from Pier 50 to Pier 70 recently, then treat yourself over the holidays or in the new year. We look forward to welcoming you! ... See MoreSee Less