Concert Truck season is kicking off with the Seattle Chamber Music Society at the Tukwila Community Center Picnic Shelter this month! The free lunchtime performance, Songs Without Words, features a selection of chamber music perfect for a beautiful summer afternoon in the park. Bring your lunch and enjoy some live music with coworkers, friends, and family.
Prepare for an evocative evening with Rainier Symphony, as we traverse expansive landscapes, soar with solo violin lyricism, and conclude with the dramatic sweep of Sibelius’s greatest symphony. Each piece delivers its own world of tone, spirit and emotion. This concert is one-night only.
Program:
Tickets: Adults $25; Students & Seniors $18; Children age 12 and under free.
The ultimate Filipino street food party is coming to Tukwila!
Seafood City is keeping the lights — and grills — on late for a two-night celebration of Filipino flavors, community, and culture. Explore a special lineup of street food favorites and exclusive creations, from Scrambol (a sweet, marshmallow-topped Filipino shake) to Lumpia Overload (egg rolls smothered in cheese, bacon, and onions), Sizzling Balut, and the street food classics you love — fishballs, hotdogs, kwek-kwek, and more.
Come hungry, bring your friends, and stay for the music, fun, and late-night vibes that’ll keep the party going ‘til midnight.
This is a show you don’t want to miss.
The soulful Kim Archer brings her raw and beautiful storytelling to Concert in the Park on August 14 at 5:30 PM.
Experience her electrifying performances and see why Kim has such a great reputation among Pacific Northwest musicians and music lovers alike.
Make sure to show up early to get a spot right in front!
Sometimes, you don’t need a fancy reason to celebrate other than to show love and appreciation for your community.
Join us for the first annual Tukwila Hullabaloo at Joseph Foster Memorial Park on August 17 at 11 AM.
There will be entertainment, delicious food, art and craft vendors, and a variety of games for all ages. This is a great opportunity to create lasting memories and strengthen our bond as a community.
The schedule for the day includes
If you’re interested in being a vendor at this event contact parksrec@
We’re changing the tone for those end-of-summer blues on August 30 at 6 PM.
End the summer with a party and join us at the Tukwila Community Center for the BASH!
We’re talking exciting games for kids, a whole line of food trucks, and even some back-to-school swag.
The festivities wrap with a showing of everyone’s favorite martial arts bear, Kung Fu Panda 4.
Celebrate the end of another amazing summer and “karate kick” off the start of another great school year!
Concert in the Park is back! Join us at Joseph Foster Memorial Park on Wednesday, July 24 at 5:30 PM for a special performance by local favorite, Brian Vogan and his Good Buddies.
Dance along to the fun, inclusive, and interactive music artfully created for all ages to enjoy.
For more than a decade, Brian Vogan and his Good Buddies have been making music for children and their parents and performing across the Pacific Northwest.
Concert in the Park is open to everyone and visitors are encouraged to bring seating, water, and snacks along for the show.
Summer vacation is just around the corner and Tukwila is kicking things off with a day filled with sunshine (hopefully!) and fun for all the bright young minds wrapping up another school year.
Middle schoolers and high schoolers, make your way to the Foster High School Football Field on June 18th from noon to 2 PM to join the party.
There will be a live DJ and a variety of summer games and activities.
It’s the season for renewal and rebirth. All around us life is transforming from the dormancy of winter to the vibrance of spring.
Celebrate this colorful time of year with colorful sounds from the Rainier Symphony on April 13 at 7:30 PM & April 14 at 3:00 PM.
This 70-member community orchestra has been gifting our city with beautiful music since 1981 and always puts on a spectacular performance.
Pieces in the Transformations concert include:
Buy tickets here.
When you don’t know what to do, just do good!
The Good Festival at Westfield Southcenter is an opportunity to celebrate Earth Month while also learning a few new ways to cut down on your own carbon footprint.
Enjoy green activities, listen to live music, and check out the live bike demo on April 27 at 11 AM.
The full schedule includes:
Check out more information here.
