It’s Official! Georgetown is one of Seattle’s Arts and Cultural Districts* and we are planning a party that highlights your contributions to our awesome neighborhood and celebrates exactly what makes us one of the creative hot spots of the city. Join us in your best Georgetown Fancy gear at the Steam Plant on the afternoon of September 20th to revel in the creative talent of your neighbors, get the word out about your endeavors and upcoming events, and meet representatives from the other Districts, the Office of Arts & Culture, and our Seattle elected officials.
Thank you for all that you do in making Georgetown the unique, quirky, and incredibly artistic neighborhood that it is. We hope you join us on Sunday.
September 20th, 2026
2:00pm – 6:00pm
Georgetown Steam Plant
There are going to be a lot of great things to watch, listen to, and look at!
Participating Artists:
- Aistė Rye
- Christine Bingham
- Colin Reid Babcock
- Cyra Jane
- Dave Clay
- David Johansson
- Debra Broz
- HONK! All Stars
- Jeanne M Ferraro
- Kimberly Johnson
- Lauren Blass
- Lunar Punk
- Olivia Mutant John
- Penny Blackbelt
- Steve & Kristi Smith
- Wheel of Jazz
Food & Beverages from our local community:
- All City Coffee
- Bloom Bistro
- Cold Brew Crew
- Fonda la Catrina
- Georgetown Brewing Company
- Georgetown Business Association
- Great Notion
- Post Pike Georgetown
- Voi Cà Phê
- Zeitgeist Coffee
Creative Non-Profit, Neighborhood Group or Schools:
- Information on our local organizations will be available on hte community table.
You can support GTAAC’s longer term efforts in a variety of ways, too! We are dedicated to working within our neighborhood, with the other Districts and with the Office of Arts & Culture to keep Georgetown the place where creative individuals and businesses alike can both economically thrive and have fun. If you’d like to be involved in this continued effort, we welcome new board members, have many opportunities to get involved, and are always available to meet and hear your perspective.
You can also financially support GTAAC’s efforts by becoming a sponsor. We have multiple sponsorship levels for individuals and businesses that come with some pretty cool swag, a tax receipt as we are a 501(c)3 non-profit, and that strong sense of well-being and good citizenship for becoming a supporter of the Arts in Georgetown. Please visit our support page for more information.
*The Arts and Cultural Districts are part of a program through the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture whose mission is to ensure that the organizations and individuals that give these unique neighborhoods their verve remain healthy and vibrant for future generations. We join four existing designated districts in working together to strengthen the landscape for our creative stakeholders: Capitol Hill, Columbia/Hillman, Central District, and Uptown.