A self-guided art walk with displays at venues across the Belltown neighbourhood in Seattle.
Seattle Art Walks brings the Belltown Art Walk back to the neighborhood on Friday, October 9, from 6 to 9 PM. It's a free, self-guided walk through venues across Belltown, and it's open to all ages, so you can bring friends or kids and just wander from one spot to the next.
If you're not familiar with how it works, it's pretty straightforward: different galleries and spaces across the neighborhood open their doors on the same night, and you make your own route through them. There's no set schedule to follow, so you can spend as much or as little time at each stop as you like. It's one of 13 monthly walks that Seattle Art Walks stages across the city's neighborhoods, built to get people out meeting their neighbors and celebrating local art.
Belltown is part of a long history of these walks in Seattle. The Pioneer Square Art Walk started back in 1981 and is still the longest-running art walk in the country, filling the first Thursday of every month. The Ballard Art Walk dates back to 1997, and the Downtown Art Walk was launched in June 2023 by the same team behind the Belltown edition. This one falls on the second Friday of the month, which is when the Belltown walk always happens.
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If you're over 21, you can pair the self-guided route with stops at select Belltown bars and music venues, taking in drinks, live music and performance art alongside the galleries. It's free to attend, and it runs from 6 to 9 PM.
