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Volunteer at Seafair Summer Fourth 2023

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ORGANIZATION: Seafair Charitable Foundation

  • A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
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Seafair's Summer Fourth

Amazon Seafair Summer Fourth is the best way to experience the 4th of July in the Pacific Northwest. Voted one of the nation’s best fireworks shows by USA TODAY and Business Insider, Summer Fourth takes place in one of the best natural amphitheaters to experience the power and artistry of fireworks. Summer Fourth features a fully choreographed fireworks presentation accompanied by a musical score and a host of pre-show activities during the day. Summer Fourth offers several free and reserved seating options and multiple vantage points to enjoy the show, Lake Union for an overhead view, Gas Works Park for a hilltop view, and Lake Union Park for a darker sky view. Each location offers its own unique experience.

Gas Works Park (2101 N Northlake Way, Seattle, WA 98103) - At the north end of Lake Union, Gas Works Park offers a fun-filled festival atmosphere with activities for the entire family. Gas Works Park features an elevated hilltop view of the show with a tremendous eye-level perspective. And don’t forget the food; Summer Fourth is guaranteed to have something for every palate. And if you get thirsty, there are beer gardens and hydration stations throughout the park. Parking is free, and there is also a bike corral for those who prefer an alternative mode to travel. Rideshare, carpooling, or public transportation is highly recommended.

Lake Union Park (860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109) - At the south end of Lake Union, Lake Union Park provides the coolest setting to grab a drink, get a bite to eat, and enjoy the show. Lake Union Park features a darker sky view facing north, creating a spectacular array of color booming across Lake Union. Lake Union Park offers both free and reserved seating options.

Volunteers are needed to help host this traditional Seattle event at both locations. There are many roles available including venue set up, event services, event greeters, runners, and a green team/clean up.

Groups welcome!

See the roles here - https://seafair.volunteerlocal.com

All volunteers will receive 2023 Seafair T-shirt and (2) tickets to Seafair Weekend.

Any questions, please email events@seafair.org

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About Seafair Charitable Foundation

Location:

1455 NW Leary Way, Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98107, US

Mission Statement

The Seafair Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to create memorable events that provide free and affordable entertainment to the Puget Sound Region. Seafair is a multi-week festival featuring over 30 sanctioned events that reach more than two-million people. It’s about building community, creating memories, and providing affordable fun. The festival remains the fabric of our community and is made possible with the help of nearly 3,000 volunteers.

Description

It all began as a plan to celebrate Seattle’s centennial in 1951-52. The Seattle area was without major league sports teams or the Seattle Center. Thirsty for national recognition and attention, Seafair was designed to attract tourists and showcase marine events in keeping with Seattle’s boast as the "boating capital of the world."

That first Seafair featured parades, boat races on Green Lake, amateur athletic events, royalty, and a number of community festivals. Seafair was deemed a success and the festival would grow the next summer with the addition of unlimited hydroplane racing’s Gold Cup race on Lake Washington.

As it enters its 74th year, Seafair is a multi-week festival featuring over 30 sanctioned events that reach more than two-million people. It’s about building community, creating memories, and providing affordable fun. The festival remains the fabric of our community and is made possible with the help of nearly 3,000 volunteers.

CAUSE AREAS

Community
Community

WHEN

Tue Jul 04, 2023

WHERE

GasWorks Park2101 North Northlake WaySeattle, WA 98103

(47.64624,-122.333694)
 

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