Dead Baby Downhill post-race party is Aug. 1 in Georgetown.

Georgetown Pride returns for its 3rd year this Saturday, July 25th! Join in the pride funtivities throughout Georgetown: fitness activities, open studios, tattoo sales, vendor pop-ups, karaoke/DJ sets, free weddings, movie viewings, live music, a parade and more! Events & Sales at Local Businesses (starting at 12pm): Businesses throughout Georgetown are hosting events and offering specials! Check the event website for information. GT Pride Info Booth & Merch (1pm - 5pm): Swin

Celebrate the Duwamish River in South Park on Saturday, August 8th from 12pm - 5pm at the Duwamish River Festival! The Duwamish River Festival is focused on celebrating the accomplishments and existence of the one and only river in Seattle, the Duwamish River. After the River was declared a Superfund site in 2001, the Duwamish River Community Coalition (DRCC) was established and worked to ensure that the community was part of the cleanup process. In 2026, the DRCC is celebrat

A fire near railroad tracks shut down Airport Way South

Beginning later this month, Georgetown dogs and their humans will have access to a new park located at 1035 S. Myrtle St. The park, which has not yet been named (info on how to submit name suggestions below), will include an off-leash area, small and shy dog area, water station, entry plaza, meadow, trees and plantings, parking on S. Myrtle St. and a connection to the Georgetown to South Park Connection trail. Opening Celebration - June 27, 11 am - 1 pm Join the community for

On Sunday, July 12, our neighborhood will host the 29th annual Georgetown Garden Walk from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Support the walk and build community by opening your garden for visitors! This is not a contest! The Georgetown Garden Walk is a lively, bustling day when we invite our neighbors in Seattle (and beyond) to explore our yards, p-patches, maintained traffic circles, raised beds and anything else that you have planted and want to show off. We do not discriminate! If you ha

Georgetown house earns historic status The City of Seattle recently named the Woodin House, 5801 Corson Ave S, a historic landmark. (Photo by Steve Lannen) The Seattle City Council recently voted to make the Woodin House a historic landmark. Located at 5801 Corson Ave S across from the Georgetown Playfield, the large green and yellow house was built in 1905, a year after Georgetown was incorporated. Built in the style of American Foursquare, also known as Seattle Box, the hou

Events happening this summer in Georgetown

Soccer-themed murals welcome World Cup fans to Georgetown