Happening this weekend in the CD: Juneteenth parade, Hiawatha flea market, art walk

Another busy weekend in the neighborhood. By the way, did you know you can add your events to the CDN events calendar? It’s a free and easy way to get the word out.

Hiawatha Flea, June 10-11 on Hiawatha Place south of Dearborn — A community sidewalk sale presented by the Jackson Place Business Association. The market will be open June 10 from 9 to 4 p.m. and June 11 from 8 to 3 p.m. From the JPBA: “THE Hiawatha Lofts businesses, artists & JP neighbors will be hosting their first NEIGHBORHOOD FLEA in the N. RAINIER VALLEY/ Jackson Place Community. Two days only….come both days as different groups will be participating on different days. Make it a date as we will be participants of 2nd SATURDAY CD ARTWALK & partnering with our neighbors at jcccw.org ALL THINGS JAPANESE SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY!!!”

Madrona Farmer’s Market, 3-7 p.m. June 10 at MLK and Union — Every Friday through September in the Grocery Outlet parking lot. See the market’s website for more.

Juneteenth Celebration youth parade, 10 a.m. June 11 starting at Washington Middle School — The whole weekend will feature the Central Area Chamber of Commerce’s Juneteenth celebration at Pratt Park (see our story from earlier this week). One highlight is the youth parade, which will leave from Washington Middle School and end up at Pratt Park.

Second Saturday Central District Art Walk, June 11 near 23rd and Cherry — In its second year, the Central District Art Walk highlights the creativity of local artists. With Coyote Central opening Sunday and Alt Space just getting going, the 23rd and Cherry area is becoming quite an arts center in the neighborhood.

Coyote Central Grand Opening, 3-5 p.m. June 12 at 23rd and Cherry — Coyote Central is celebrating the grand opening of their new digs at 23rd and Cherry. After months of intensive renovation work, but the space is ready for summer classes.

Powell Barnett fundraiser at All-Purpose June 13-14 — Be sure to save some room this weekend so you can fill up on All-Purpose Pizza (a CDN sponsor) Monday and Tuesday. They will be donating a portion of their sales to help pay off the remaining amount needed to keep the wading pool at Powell Barnett open Saturdays this summer starting in July.

Just across Madison, the Capitol Hill Garage Sale starts at 10 a.m. June 11 all over the neighborhood. Just in case you can’t find what you need at Hiawatha Flea.

Did we miss anything? Be sure to let us know in the comments.


0 thoughts on “Happening this weekend in the CD: Juneteenth parade, Hiawatha flea market, art walk

  1. First A.M.E.’s Future Community Center Needs You!
    Saturday, June 11, from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
    3201 E. Republican St.

    As part of NeighborWorks Week, the Central Area Development Association (CADA) and First A.M.E. Church (F.A.M.E.) are co-sponsoring a community work party to clear the grounds of F.A.M.E.’s future community center (formerly the MLK Jr. Elementary School). Tools, gloves and refreshments will be provided. Volunteer by contacting Erica Porter of CADA at (206) 328-6987.

  2. Timing is impeccable. Remind me again how F.A.M.E got the rights to the MLK School and what you’ve done for the community prior to this little event.

  3. Am I missing something but this little event is just the community voluntering to help F.A.M.E. cleanup the school that we paid for them to buy? The city is providing the tools, gloves, trash removal etc. Silliness.

  4. Honestly. Who are these people trying to kid? This is a literal slap in the face and the only reason anything’s being done now is because of the public outcry at how asinine the original deal was. I have a right mind to walk down there and to tell every single volunteer the true story behind F.A.M.E and their corrupt ways.

  5. I’m loving these little “weekend roundup” posts that have been up the last two weeks. I hope they keep coming – it’s great to see so much going on in the community all in one post. Thanks!

  6. Jomama – be cautious walking down there to talk to the volunteers, since they are literally slapping people in the face.

  7. Thanks for weekend post & updating our Hood with all the positive things we are working on. Keep it rolling….and looking forward to seeing everyone out and about enjoying these wonderful events with our community!!!