The Madison Park Business Association meets every Third Tuesday at The Junior League of Seattle office. 9:30 – 10:30 AM. We vote for new officers in April and we are just now planning this year’s events. Come be a part of a great bunch of people. Calendar of Events
March: The community and the Business Association support McGilvra Madness. A month long fund raising event to support continued events and activities at our local McGilvra School.
April: The Madison Park Art Walk, 2012 begins accepting applications from Madison Park artists for this year’s Art Walk scheduled for September. Look for more artists, more entertainment, more food, more of your neighbors and of course, more FUN.
July: The Annual Kids Parade and Picnic. Always the first weekend after the Fourth of July. The sun always shines on our Parade.
August: Music in the Park. Every Thursday evening in August. This year there are 5 Thursdays. Lets see if we can support five weeks of Great Entertainment.
September: The Third Annual, and highly successful, often referred to as “Madison Park’s Signature Event”, The MADISON PARK ART WALK, 2012 will run thru the month. This event requires a lot of planning and work and we readily accept volunteers. Artists too.
October: Halloween Trick or Treat night in the Park.
December: The Christmas Ships visit Madison Park.
Madison Park Art Walk, 2011
September Art Show Features Madison Park Artists at Local Venues Sponsored by Madison Park Business Association
From September 9th - 30th. Over two dozen Madison Park artists will showcase their art at local shops in Madison Park. The Madison Park Art Show will kick-off with an Opening Night Reception and Art Walk from 6-9pm on Friday, September 9th at Starbucks, located at 4000 East Madison, Seattle, WA 98112.
Take a leisurely walk through Madison Park with your neighbors and enjoy awesome talent from artist's that live right here.
Sponsorship opportunities available. Please contact Terry Short for details.
About the Madison Park Business Association
The Madison Park Business Association counts as members nearly 100 of the storefronts that line Madison Street from The Arboretum to Lake Washington, with a concentration between McGilvra and the lake. The members share a common purpose: to fan the decades-old village flame. The Business Association is here to support the businesses, and the businesses are here to serve the community; it’s as simple, now, as it was at the turn of the twentieth century. In architecture and signage, as in attitude, continuity and professionalism are watchwords. By sponsoring such events as the parade, the picnic, and the music in the park, the Association thanks residents every year for their continued patronage.
