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The On the Block free street market series is back for another summer on Capitol Hill

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Don’t like that Capitol Hill Block Party puts up fences and sells tickets to experience Pike/Pine? On the Block’s summer celebrations of community creativity are back with the free 11th Ave street festival’s July edition happening this weekend on Saturday the 13th.

Organizer Julie-C says the On the Block crew brings a multitude of efforts to the monthly marketplace including “creative economic justice, anti-gentrification/displacement, artist advocacy, youth service, gun violence intervention/prevention and more.”

CHS reported here about On the Block’s birth to help artists and small businesses recover from the pandemic and its growth into an annual series on Capitol HIll.

Julie-C has helped make 11th Ave a center of activity with her efforts at Blue Cone Studios, So Below, and The Study at CryBaby. On the Block organizers include the owners at Mediums Collective, Throwbacks NW, and Vermillion Art Gallery and Bar.

Following Saturday’s July edition, you can catch two more On the Blocks in August and September.

Next week, the Capitol Hill Block Party will kick off the 2024 edition of its three-day festival on the streets of Pike/Pine.

Want to save up for CHBP tickets? Thursday night kicks off the free Summer Series at the Amphitheater in Volunteer Park.

Learn more at ontheblockseattle.com.

 

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HTS3
HTS3
5 months ago

It’s great to support the small businesses on Capitol Hill and showcasing the energy on 11th.

Silver
Silver
5 months ago

Anybody know what time this starts and ends?

jseattle
Admin
5 months ago
Reply to  Silver

Sorry! 1p to 7p — The calendar system has been acting up so the event probably wasn’t showing up in the article when you read it. Fixed now, I hope.