What To Do In Seattle This Weekend?

Do you have a long weekend because of Easter?  There are plenty of things to do around the city besides eat chocolate and binge watch Netflix.   Easter egg hunts, art walks, and theater tours are just some of the great events for you to enjoy on your long weekend.  Do you have other great events for this Easter Weekend?  Comment on our pages and share you event with us!  You can learn more at the SeattlePipeline. 

2015 Seattle Easter Weekend Events:
All Weekend: 2015 Seattle & King County Easter Egg Hunts and Activities
April 3: Free First Friday @ Bellevue Art Museum | Free Admission 11AM-8PM
April 3: Fremont Art Walk | First Fridays, Pizza, Beer, Wine
April 4: Easter Egg Hunt @ Angle Lake Park | Free, 9 a.m. (more info)
April 4: BunnyCon (BunnyArchy): The Bunny Bar Hop | Pictures, Route, Info, 1,000+ People
April 4: Free Historic Paramount Theater Tour: 450,000+ Patrons Per Year | First Saturday Of Every Month
April 4: Washington State Parks Discover Pass Free Days | Saturday Spring Day
April 5: Easter Brunch, Lunch & Dinner Cruises w/ Waterways Cruises | Champagne, Amazing Shoreline Views and Delicious Spring Favorites

April 3rd: Fremont Art Walk

Fremont First Friday Art Walk brings together a number of our neighborhood’s arts-supporting shops, galleries, and restaurants each month for 3 hours of celebrating creativity in it’s many forms. Expect to see everything from oil paintings to encaustics, photography to illustration, sculpture to mixed media, and live music to performance poetry. Along the way you can stroll by Fremont’s many outdoor art installations (most notably the Lenin statue, the Troll under the Aurora bridge, and the Rocket) and try locally made wine, beer, coffee, chocolate, and other delectable fare from local establishments, plus a steady rotation of mobile food trucks scheduled for the 6-9pm event. The FIRST FRIDAY of every month is a great opportunity to get a taste for the creative culture that Fremont is known for. We’ve got your fives senses covered here at the Center of the Universe. http://www.fremontfirstfriday.com/

April 4th: Washington State Park Discover Free Pass Day

This is one of the many days that you do not need a Discover Pass to visit a state park.  This only applies to day trips to the State Park.   Discover Passes are still required on these days to access certain areas. You can learn more here.  

April 4th:  Historic Paramount Theater Tour

Seattle Theatre Group offers free tours of the historic Paramount Theatre.

Paramount Theatre tours are on the first Saturday of every month. Please meet in front of the main entrance of the theatre – on the corner of 9th and Pine – by 10 am. The tours will last approximately 90 minutes and will be lead by members of our well-versed volunteer staff.

“Over 450,000 patrons pass through the doors of The Paramount each year. These free tours give the public a chance to learn more about this historic Theatre while giving them a glimpse behind the scenes,” said Josh LaBelle, Executive Director of Seattle Theatre Group – the non-profit performing arts organization that owns and operates the historic Paramount and Moore Theatres. 

http://www.stgpresents.org/paramount/tours