June 2015 - Movies, Concerts and More!

Events at Marymoor

Brewers Fest: This weekend not only marks a day to celebrate our beloved fathers but also a time to celebrate Washington beer. Join us at Marymoor Park for the 10th annual Washington Brewers Festival! There will be more than 400 beers from the 105 Washington Breweries attending the festival. Admission to the fest includes a souvenir tasting glass and 10 (3 oz.) tasting tokens. Check out the official website or our blog for more information and ticket pricing. 

Concerts: Whether you want to get wild in the mosh pit or sit back and enjoy a romantic evening with your hubby, the Marymoor Park Concerts presented by Swedish Redmond is the place to be. A wide variety of artists will be performing all summer long. Headliners include Willie Nelson, Alison Krauss and the Union Station, The Decemberists, Of Monsters and Men, and Wilco. Click here to see the full lineup and here for directions. Also keep your eyes peeled for special concert ticket giveaways on our blog, Twitter and Facebook.

Movies: Beginning Wednesday, July 8, families, couples and leashed dogs are all invited to sit back and relax while watching some of their favorite flicks at Marymoor Park. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs as well as some money for the mouthwatering food trucks. Eight movies will be shown throughout July and August and for only $5 a ticket, you don’t want to miss these magical evenings. Click here for more information and for the full schedule.

Friday Night Races: Try something new this summer and check out the Friday Night Track Racing (“The Show”) at the Marymoor Velodrome. World-class cyclists compete on the steeply banked oval track while spectators can enjoy a picnic, the food trucks or some adult beverages from OS Winery, Mac and Jack’s and Locust Cider. Racing begins promptly at 7 p.m. every Friday night (except July 24) and will continue through September. Admission is $5 per person, and children 16 and under are free. For more information on Friday Night Track Racing and the velodrome itself check out the blog and the official website.

A New Regional Trail is in the Works!

The trail in the Eastside Rail Corridor will eventually connect Renton, Bellevue, Kirkland, Woodinville, and Redmond. The trail will serve the region’s non-motorized transportation needs and provide new outlets for recreation. All King County residents, potential trail users and other interested individuals can help shape the future of this trail by attending one of the community meetings in either Renton on June 23 or in Bellevue on June 25. Check out the news release and take the survey.

Fun Zone

Did you know that more than 800,000 dogs visit the off-leash dog area at Marymoor Park each year? This doggie Disneyland covers more than 40 acres and is packed with fields, bridges, paths, beaches and even a river. Now that's a puppy paradise!