Free First Thursdays @ Seattle Japanese Garden

Go touch grass 🌱

Published July 14, 2023

A sign directing people to stay on the path at the Seattle Japanese Garden 2023
First
Thursdays

πŸ“ 1075 E Lk Washington Blvd, Seattle
πŸ“žΒ (206) 684-4725
⏰ Open 10 am to 6 pm, Tuesday to Sunday

When was the last time you went to the Seattle Japanese Garden in the Washington Park Arboretum? The 3.5-acre Japanese-style garden opened in June of 1960. Anchored by a large central pond, walking paths lead visitors through various flora and fauna. Visiting the garden can be a peaceful and calming experience.

Admission ranges from $6-$10, but the garden has a FREE day on the first Thursday of every month. On First Thursdays, entry to the garden is free all day, and usually the garden also programs special events, such as Butoh performances. Check their calendar for what’s going on this month.

We like to stop by every few months to see how the garden shifts and changes with the seasons. If you need a little fuel for your horticultural visit, stop by Belle Epicurean bakery for coffee and a French-style pastry.

@theticketsea 🍁 When’s the last time you went to the Seattle Japanese Garden in the Washington Park Arboretum? The 3.5 Acre Japanese-style garden opened in June of 1960. Anchored by a large central pond, walking paths lead visitors through various flora and fauna. Visiting the garden can be a peaceful and calming experience. Admission ranges from $6-$10 but the garden has a FREE day on the first Thursday of every month! We like to stop by every few months to see how the garden shifts and changes with the seasons. If you need a little fuel for your horticultural visit stop by Belle Epicurean for coffee and a French style pastry. #thingstodoinseattle #seattlejapanesegarden #theticket ♬ original sound – kennedy

πŸ“Έ: Courtesy Seattle Japanese Garden

Adam Kubota

Adam Kubota is a born and raised Seattleite. He once attempted to catalog every US city with a municipal composting program.Β  When not looking for Seattle’s best burrito, he works as The Ticket’s video producer.

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