Seafair’s inaugural Winter by the Water festival at Seattle waterfront
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Seafair’s inaugural Winter by the Water festival will take place Feb. 21, 2026, along the Seattle waterfront. The event includes a passport adventure, BECU Vendor Marketplace, family activities and a concert at Pier 66. Free admission is available, with paid passport upgrades offering exclusive experiences and concert entry.

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