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Seattle's Greenwood Car Show: What to know for this year's event
SEATTLE – Vintage, modern and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles will be on display for the 32nd annual Seattle summer tradition – the Greenwood Car Show.
Crowds and cars are expected to fill Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood later this month.
Here’s a guide for this year’s show:
When is the Greenwood Car Show?
It’s happening Saturday, June 29 from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
What is the Greenwood Car Show?
The Greenwood Knights, a non-profit organization in Seattle, help put together the annual event, which raises money for local organizations and automotive scholarships.
How much is it to register my vehicle?
Car owners can register their vehicle for $25 in advance on the event’s website. For car owners who want to register the day of the show, can sign up from 6-8a.m. at the event’s entry. Day-of will be $30.
If you’re planning to show your vehicle, organizers said for safety, all vehicles that arrive late will have to be escorted to the closest spot to the event’s point of entry. Once parked, vehicles are not allowed to leave until 4 p.m.
If there is an emergency, organizers will escort car owners to the closest intersection.
Where is the car show?
The Greenwood Car Show is along Greenwood Avenue North, between 67th Street and 90th Street. The registered car entry gate is on North 67th Street and Greenwood Avenue North.
There isn’t a dedicated parking spot for visitors, but there is street parking available throughout the Greenwood/Phinney Ridge neighborhood.
How much is it to go as a spectator?
If you’re attending the Greenwood Car Show as a spectator, it’s free.
Will there be food?
Organizers said there will be food vendors and food trucks along Greenwood Avenue, between 77th-79th and 84th-85th streets.
Seattle police officers say they found a machete and a series of drugs while arresting two people on Tuesday.
It happened in two notorious areas of the city.
The first arrest happened just before 1 p.m. in the Chinatown-International District near 12th Avenue South and South King Street. Officers say they saw a 17-year-old boy pulling out baggies with a white, clear substance inside, then handing them to several people in exchange for cash.
Police say the group then immediately started smoking the items they’d purchased from the teen.
When officers arrested the teen, he told them the money was “from Social Security,” and that he wasn’t dealing drugs.
When they searched him, officers say they found 0.9 grams of fentanyl, 4.4 grams of meth and $57 in cash.
The teen was booked into the Judge Patricia H. Clark Children & Family Justice Center.
A second arrest took place near the busy Aurora Avenue North corridor a few hours later while officers were on bicycle patrols.
At about 5:30 p.m., officers saw a group of people gathered in a parking lot along Aurora Avenue North.
The department says officers spotted a 27-year-old holding a glass pipe with a hose attached. Police detained the man and asked him to empty a small clutch. Offices say a baggy with what appeared to be several large shards of meth fell out.
The suspect told officers they were “fake drugs” because when he tried to smoke them, he did not get high.
Officers arrested the man and searched his backpack. Inside, they say they found a tin container with several baggies of white powder, which the man admitted was meth he’d purchased downtown.
As Seattle police continued looking into the backpack, they say they found a scale and large machete with its handle wrapped in an umbrella.
The 27-year-old was transported to the North Precinct and released.
The department did not explain why he was released.
SEATTLE – Thursday marked Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. With fans eager for the 2025 MLB season, the Mariners are set to roll out a variety of giveaways and promotions throughout the year.
SEATTLE, WA – MARCH 27: Kids take the field with Mariner Moose prior to the game between the Athletics and the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Thursday, March 27, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Rod Mar/MLB Photos via Getty Images) (Photo by Rod Mar/MLB Photos via Getty Images)
Fans can look forward to a season packed with giveaways, including bobbleheads, hats, jerseys and much more. In addition, the ballpark will feature new food and drink options, enhancing the overall fan experience.
Keep reading for a complete look at the Seattle Mariners’ giveaway schedule.
Seattle Mariners giveaways at T-Mobile Park
March
Timeline:
March 27 – Opening Day: Magnetic Schedule Giveaway
March 28 – Randy Arozarena Crossed-Arm Hoodie Night (First 15,000 fans), plus score a limited edition Cal Raleigh T-shirt for the Big Dumper Era Themed Ticket Special
March 29 – Hello Kitty Bucket Hat Night (First 10,000 fans)
March 30 – Little League Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (Kids 14 and under)
March 31 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April
April 1 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April 2 – Julio Rodríguez “Bat Flip” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April 7 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April 8 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April 9 – Cal Raleigh “Platinum Glove” Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
April 11 – Corduroy Hat Night presented by Alaska Airlines (First 10,000 fans)
April 12 – Salute to Armed Forces Night: Camo Jersey Giveaway (First 15,000 fans)
April 13 – Little League Day: Poster Giveaway (14 and under)
April 25 – City Connect Captain’s Hat Night (First 10,000 fans)
April 26 – Moose Shoulder Plush Night (First 10,000 fans)
April 27 – Little League Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (14 and under)
April 29 – DC Comics Night: Score a Joker Bobblehead exclusively through an online ticket offer
May
May 9 – College Night: Get a Neon Mariners Hat with the purchase of a $14 student ticket
May 11 – Mother’s Day: Clear Structured Purse Giveaway (First 10,000 moms (21+))
May 27 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
May 28 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
May 29 – Randy Arozarena Bobblehead Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
June
June 1 – Little League Day: Poster Giveaway (14 and under)
June 14 – African American Heritage Night: Steelheads Cap Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
June 15 – Father’s Day: Socks Giveaway (First 10,000 dads (21+)), Youth Softball Day: Mariners Poster Giveaway (14 and under)
July
July 4 – Fourth of July Celebration: Patriotic Trucker Hat Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
July 5 – J.P. Crawford Basketball Jersey Night (First 15,000 fans)
July 31 – Trading Card Night (First 10,000 fans)
August
Aug. 2 – Aloha Shirt Day (First 15,000 fans)
Aug. 5 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)
Aug. 6 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)
Aug. 7 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)
Aug. 8 – Ichiro Jersey Night (First 20,000 fans get a 2004 replica jersey)
Aug. 9 – Ichiro Hall of Fame Plaque Night (First 20,000 fans)
Aug. 26 – Native American Heritage Night: Jersey Giveaway (First 10,000 fans)
September
Sept. 8 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)
Sept. 9 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans), Hello Kitty Night (Get an exclusive Mariners – Hello Kitty Tumbler with the purchase of a themed ticket)
Sept. 10 – Logan Gilbert Funko POP! (First 10,000 fans)
Be sure to plan ahead and purchase your tickets soon, because some games sell out fast. Tickets can be purchased on the Mariners’ website.
The Source: Information for this story came from the Seattle Mariners’ Promotions & Tickets Specials calendar.
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