Skagit Valley Tulip Festival 2024 @ Skagit County, WA

Petals on parade šŸŒ·Ā 

šŸ“… Monday, April 1st ā€“ Tuesday, April 30th
šŸ“ Locations around Skagit County and Mount Vernon, Washington | Find a brochure here
šŸŽŸ Tickets start at $13 | Find tickets and farms here

Thereā€™s an unwritten list of attractions that define being an Emerald City local. It starts with the typical tourist haunts: the Space NeedlePike Place MarketKerry Park, and the Fremont Troll. Then, it expands outside the city. Doing the PuyallupBavarian-ing it up in Leavenworthmaking a trip to Mt. Rainier, and, of course, finding all the ways to soak up every second of spring and summer. To help with that last mission, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival has given locals 41 years of flower fascination. 

When do the tulips bloom at the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival in April 2024? šŸŒ· 

That’s up to Mother Nature. Check the official “Bloom Status” tracker to find out when she will paint the landscape with a pallet of petals.
 
Thursday, April 11th:
Welcome to the festival! We’re seeing “full bloom” out there!

Held forĀ the entirety of April, the event is the right spot for a planned or impromptu photo op. It incorporatesĀ more than budsĀ with breweries, restaurants, and farmsā€”likeĀ this alpaca farmĀ or the art inĀ the pickle barn exhibitĀ at Schuh Farms. The festival is free, but youā€™ll need a ticket to enter the gardens. Each of the four tulip fields offers distinct experiences, ranging from different tulip varieties, acreage, and even one that offers U-Pick.Ā 

Numerous events are available all month, including the tulip parade (April 6th), the annual photo contest, English tea at Willowbrook Manor, the Kiwanis salmon barbecue, and the downtown Mount Vernon street fair. Visitors can find a full schedule of events online

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