Join us for Friends of Madison Park Neighborhood Meeting at the Madison Park Bathhouse. Speakers and Agenda will be announced shortly before the scheduled meeting. Learn what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can be involved in 2025.

Musical and dance performances are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the first Saturday morning of each month from October to March. This is a fun, interactive way to spend time with your kids, friends, and neighbors in the fall and winter months. Make a morning of it: Grab breakfast, coffee, or lunch at one of Madison Park's fantastic bakeries or restaurants before or after the show! 

Our final performance is Johnny Bregar!

Our $25 series package includes entry to all of our six shows. Packages are priced per person, child, or adult. Please note that this is not a drop-off event. All children require their own adult supervision. Reserve your spots by pre-purchasing your ticket packages today! Or buy at the door for $5/each person. Purchase HERE.

When: First Saturday of each month, October to March, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)

Where: Washington Pioneer Museum Hall at 1642 43rd Ave E (just south of Madison Park Beach)

Join us at Parlour Wines in Madison Park on February 9th, from 10 AM to 4 PM, for an unforgettable Artisan Market experience!

Sip on expertly curated wines while enjoying live music, and discover unique handcrafted treasures from local artisans. From jewelry to one-of-a-kind gifts, there’s something for everyone. Don’t forget to indulge your sweet tooth with fresh, delicious baked goods made by talented local bakers. It’s the perfect way to spend a winter afternoon.

Domicile Gallery Artist Reception

Join us for Friends of Madison Park Neighborhood Meeting at the Madison Park Bathhouse. Speakers and Agenda will be announced shortly before the scheduled meeting. Learn what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can be involved in 2025.

Musical and dance performances are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the first Saturday morning of each month from October to March. This is a fun, interactive way to spend time with your kids, friends, and neighbors in the fall and winter months. Make a morning of it: Grab breakfast, coffee, or lunch at one of Madison Park's fantastic bakeries or restaurants before or after the show! 

Alleyoop is today’s featured performer!

Our $25 series package includes entry to all of our six shows. Packages are priced per person, child, or adult. Please note that this is not a drop-off event. All children require their own adult supervision. Reserve your spots by pre-purchasing your ticket packages today! Or buy at the door for $5/each person. Purchase HERE.

When: First Saturday of each month, October to March, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)

Where: Washington Pioneer Museum Hall at 1642 43rd Ave E (just south of Madison Park Beach)

Come and take a deeper dive with artist Martino Hoss into the origins, inspiration, and story behind his colorful and texture filled "Antigua Wallscapes."

Join the McGilvra PTA for a tour of our amazing neighborhood public elementary. Come and see why McGilvra has been beloved by parents, students, and teachers for over 100 years!

Tours will begin in the school lunchroom with a presentation by school principal Jolene Anderson. Then you’ll join parent guides for a walk through school. You’ll visit classrooms, meet the fantastic teachers and students, and have an opportunity to ask questions! Please note that tours are for adults only (though if you have a baby you need to bring, that’s fine!).

There will be additional tours at:

• Friday, January 24 @ 8:30 a.m.

Advanced registration is appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome. Please register here.

If you have questions about McGilvra or you can’t make it on any of the tour dates, write to outreach@mcgilvrapta.org and they will do their best to answer any questions. You may also contact the McGilvra Elementary administrative assistant, Lynne Chelius, at 206-252-3160.

New Student enrollment begins in January 2025. More info:  https://www.seattleschools.org/admissions/registration.

Musical and dance performances are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the first Saturday morning of each month from October to March. This is a fun, interactive way to spend time with your kids, friends, and neighbors in the fall and winter months. Make a morning of it: Grab breakfast, coffee, or lunch at one of Madison Park's fantastic bakeries or restaurants before or after the show! 

Esjay The Dragon Dreamer is the featured performance today!

Our $25 series package includes entry to all of our six shows. Packages are priced per person, child, or adult. Please note that this is not a drop-off event. All children require their own adult supervision. Reserve your spots by pre-purchasing your ticket packages today! Or buy at the door for $5/each person. Purchase HERE.

When: First Saturday of each month, October to March, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)

Where: Washington Pioneer Museum Hall at 1642 43rd Ave E (just south of Madison Park Beach)

Madison Books hosts an in-person Book Club meeting every month at 6:30 p.m., usually but not always on the last Thursday. Drop in to chat with your neighbors about some of the best books of this or any moment. All readers are welcome--you don't need to sign up in advance, but registering here will help plan for the right number of attendees. Meetings are held at Parlour Wines, around the corner from the bookstore and across the street from the Madison Park tennis courts.

Christmas Ships Are coming Back this December! Windermere presents their annual Santa photo booth at the Bathhouse starting at 6 p.m. along with cookies and treats. Enjoy the Bonfire and Christmas Ships at Madison Beach- ships arrive at 8:35-8:55..

Join us for a festive afternoon and unleash your creativity at our second Annual Winter Wreath Class in the beautiful Madison Park Pioneer Museum! 

Get into the holiday spirit by crafting a one-of-a- kind wreath to adorn your door. 

 This is an environmentally friendly experience. The forms are made from grape vines and/or  ferns; jute will bind the wreath together and the greens are from local Seattle farms. Nicole Morgan will guide you through the process, providing all the materials you need to create a stunning masterpiece.

This crafty event is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with friends and family! Space is limited and pre-registration is required so get your ticket now! 

Soooo much to do on December 14th! Register for a Wreath Making Class (registration HERE), shop at the Holiday Market (on 42nd Ave E by Parlour Wines); stop by the Bathhouse from 3-4:30 for the preschool Winter Wonderland Party; join the tree lighting and McGilvra students singing in the Park at 5 p.m. and end the day at McGilvra’s Ugly Xmas Sweater Party. AND BE SURE TO SHOP LOCAL!!!!

Don’t miss the Opening Night of the Martino Hoss Show at Domicile Gallery.

Pioneer Association of Washington Open House

Musical and dance performances are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the first Saturday morning of each month from October to March. This is a fun, interactive way to spend time with your kids, friends, and neighbors in the fall and winter months. Make a morning of it: Grab breakfast, coffee, or lunch at one of Madison Park's fantastic bakeries or restaurants before or after the show! 

Today’s show features Harmonica Pocket!

Our $25 series package includes entry to all of our six shows. Packages are priced per person, child, or adult. Please note that this is not a drop-off event. All children require their own adult supervision. Reserve your spots by pre-purchasing your ticket packages today! Or buy at the door for $5/each person. Purchase HERE.

When: First Saturday of each month, October to March, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)

Where: Washington Pioneer Museum Hall at 1642 43rd Ave E (just south of Madison Park Beach)

Join the McGilvra PTA for a tour of our amazing neighborhood public elementary. Come and see why McGilvra has been beloved by parents, students, and teachers for over 100 years!

Tours will begin in the school lunchroom with a presentation by school principal Jolene Anderson. Then you’ll join parent guides for a walk through school. You’ll visit classrooms, meet the fantastic teachers and students, and have an opportunity to ask questions! Please note that tours are for adults only (though if you have a baby you need to bring, that’s fine!).

There will be additional tours at:

• Friday, January 10 @ 8:30 a.m.

• Friday, January 24 @ 8:30 a.m.

Advanced registration is appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome. Please register here.

If you have questions about McGilvra or you can’t make it on any of the tour dates, write to outreach@mcgilvrapta.org and they will do their best to answer any questions. You may also contact the McGilvra Elementary administrative assistant, Lynne Chelius, at 206-252-3160.

New Student enrollment begins in January 2025. More info:  https://www.seattleschools.org/admissions/registration.

Join us for Friends of Madison Park Neighborhood Meeting at the Madison Park Bathhouse. Speakers and Agenda will be announced shortly before the scheduled meeting. Learn what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can be involved in 2024.

Madison Books hosts an in-person Book Club meeting every month at 6:30 p.m., usually but not always on the last Thursday. Drop in to chat with your neighbors about some of the best books of this or any moment. All readers are welcome--you don't need to sign up in advance, but registering here will help plan for the right number of attendees. Meetings are held at Parlour Wines, around the corner from the bookstore and across the street from the Madison Park tennis courts.

Fred Posner IV speaks on public sculpture history old and new over the past 200 years of Native American and First Nation history in the Pacific Northwest. 50 artist are featured. Social gathering at 10:30, followed by lecture and bring your own lunch at 12:30.

Join your neighbors from 9-12 on November 16th, helping to rake leaves, weed and clean our business area (and possibly your block) as we get ready for the Holidays. Sponsored by Seattle’s Adopt-A-Street program, they will provide us with tools and bags- or you can brin your own. More details to follow shortly.

Musical and dance performances are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the first Saturday morning of each month from October to March. This is a fun, interactive way to spend time with your kids, friends, and neighbors in the fall and winter months. Make a morning of it: Grab breakfast, coffee, or lunch at one of Madison Park's fantastic bakeries or restaurants before or after the show! 

Today’s show features musicians Brian and His Good Buddies.

Our $25 series package includes entry to all of our six shows. Packages are priced per person, child, or adult. Please note that this is not a drop-off event. All children require their own adult supervision. Reserve your spots by pre-purchasing your ticket packages today! Or buy at the door for $5/each person. Purchase HERE.

When: First Saturday of each month, October to March, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)

Where: Washington Pioneer Museum Hall at 1642 43rd Ave E (just south of Madison Park Beach)

Come trick or treat at the businesses in Madison Park from 4pm to 6pm on Thursday October 31st

Join us for Friends of Madison Park Neighborhood Meeting at the Madison Park Bathhouse. Speakers and Agenda will be announced shortly before the scheduled meeting. Learn what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can be involved in 2024.

Madison Books hosts an in-person Book Club meeting every month at 6:30 p.m., usually but not always on the last Thursday. Drop in to chat with your neighbors about some of the best books of this or any moment. All readers are welcome--you don't need to sign up in advance, but registering here will help plan for the right number of attendees. Meetings are held at Parlour Wines, around the corner from the bookstore and across the street from the Madison Park tennis courts.

Suzanne Vargo shares the story of her ancestor Patrick Hayes who came from Ireland to the White River Valley in 1860 and made his fortune in hops and dairy- leaving South Puget Sound with a legacy of numerous historic structures.