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Georgetown Community Council is a neighborhood non-profit organization seeking to improve the quality of life for all who live, work, and play in Georgetown, Seattle. JOIN US AT AN UPCOMING GCC MEETING! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS Load more Read More >> COMMUNITY FACTS 4 20+ 15+ 15+ Parks Breweries & Bars Restaurants Galleries Oxbow, Georgetown Playfield, Gateway, Ruby Chow, and Flume on the way! Bike, stroll, or crawl to the numerous breweries and bars. Korean, Mexican, Japanese? Yeah, we got that. Art is on display. RECENT BLOG POST Let's Get Creative! Free Art Classes for Georgetown Residents shon't. 4 days ago Peeps in the Neighborhood shon't. 4 days ago Alleged Georgetown Cat Killer Arrested Ariel van Spronsen 6 days ago

Georgetown Pride in Seattle, WA Georgetown Pride Georgetown Pride 2025 will take place on Saturday, June 21st! Festivities will include: Street Fair @ Bloom Bistro : 11am - 3pm Neighborhood Parade @ Oxbow Park : 3pm - 4pm Events at participating businesses : 4pm - Late Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for updates as the event approaches! 2025 Event Listing Explore pride events happening throughout the Georgetown neighborhood! Street Fair Bloom Bistro 11am - 3pm Live music, bagel eating competition, carnival games, hands on art experience by Art Zowie, flash tattoos and more! Hot Dog Prom Seattle Tavern 8pm - Late featuring DJ Wax Witch Pride Sale Cox & Bollocks, a Sex Positive Body Shop 11am - 1pm Discount on men's clothing line; free lapel pin with purchase! Beverage Special! Fonda La Catrina 4pm - 10pm $10 margaritas for parade participants! Neighborhood Parade Oxbow Park 3pm - 4pm Free Weddings! Shotgun Ceremonies 3pm - 6pm Get hitched! All weddings welcome! Pride Event! Post Pike 5pm - 12am DJ set @ 5pm, Karaoke @ 8pm! All ages! Beverage Special! El Sirenito 4pm - 10pm $10 margaritas for parade participants! Live Music Star Brass Works 5pm - 8pm Blackie, SUX, TBD Food & Drink Specials Loco Ocho Shave Ice 11am - 1am $4 Over the Rainbow shave ice! Tattoos! Cosmic Noise Tattoo 12pm - 10pm Sale on flash and temporary tattoos! Ages 18+ Thank you to our 2025 Sponsors! Bloom Bistro Street Fair Bloom Bistro Street Fair Shotgun Weddings Bloom Bistro Street Fair 1/8 History & Mission Georgetown hosted its first official pride festival in the neighborhood in 2024! The mission of Georgetown Pride is to host a uniquely Georgetown event celebrating queer culture. By design, Georgetown Pride is not corporate-sponsored, but leverages existing businesses and infrastructure to hold a celebration that is authentic to the fun, vibrant and inclusive community of Georgetown. The event is put on by a team of volunteers who are passionate about making Seattle's best neighborhood an open, accepting place for all! Contact Us

The Georgetown Community Council (GCC) is a non-profit organization seeking to improve the quality of life for all who live, work, and play in Georgetown, Seattle. About Us Vision A Georgetown at its best. Mission To improve the quality of life for all who live, work and play in Georgetown Values Inclusive, Transparent, Compassionate, Respectful, and Fun The Georgetown Community Council is open to all Georgetown residents. Show up for at least one meeting a year and you're automatically a member. The Georgetown Community Council is governed by a Board of Directors. The board is elected annually at the November community meeting. Current Board Members (2025): Heather Carney (Chair) Jason Clackley Marianne Clark Derrick Elsea Tim Neill (Treasurer) Greg Ramirez (Vice Chair) James Walker Rudolph Robin Schwartz (Secretary) Laura Wright Community meetings are monthly, every third Monday at 7:00pm PST. There are no meetings held July, August, and December. Meetings that fall on Federal holidays are rescheduled for the following week. Click here for more info! Board Meetings monthly, every first Monday at 7:00pm PST. There are no meetings held July, August, and December. Meetings that fall on Federal holidays are rescheduled for the following week. Bylaws Adopted 2007 Contact Us First Name Last Name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting!

Garden Walk In the works! The next Georgetown Garden Walk (our 28th!) will take place on July 13th, 2025. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for updates as the event approaches. Always the second Sunday of July. Always free. Proudly uncurated. A brief history of the Georgetown Garden Walk wouldn’t be complete without exploring Georgetown’s colorful past. June 1851, the first homesteaders to King County settled next to a small village of the Duwamish people in a valley clearing along the loops of the river. The meadow’s fertile soil was a perfect match for these hardy farmers, orchardist, cattle, and dairy folk. Over the years the Duwamish village became the platted town of Georgetown and then a city of 7000. On March 29, 1910, Georgetown held a special election to be annexed to Seattle. After the votes were tallied the brewery whistle was heard throughout the streets and fields; Georgetown’s became a Seattle neighborhood. Georgetown has had good times and bad, but through it all we’ve remained a neighborhood who loves to garden. Aviation and industrial expansion left Georgetown’s residential core a fraction of its original size. The idea of a garden tour was developed to showcase green thumbs and community spirit. On a perfect summer day in 1996 the first Garden Walk launched with 50 people in attendance. The Garden Walk resonated with fellow gardeners. A walkable tour with 30+ gardens and nurseries, which reflected a distinctive Georgetown style and personality. Most gardens are a typical Seattle lot size and often feature creative uses of reclaimed and found objects.

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The Spooky Stroll is back! Saturday, October 19th Mark your calendars for a night of fun, frights, and family festivities! Come kick off the Halloween season with a party at the Mini Mart and a stroll around the neighborhood to admire your neighbors' creations. I'm ready to be Spooky! First name* Last name Email* How do you want to get involved?* Host only (my decorated home will be a stop on the Spooky Stroll) Volunteer only (I don't want to decorate but I want to help at the Mini Mart party on Oct. 19) Host and Volunteer Other (I have another idea; please provide Additional Information below) Submit