Seattle Made Week
September 11 – 20, 2026
Now in its 12th year, Seattle Made Week celebrates the makers who power our local economy – the people producing everything from food and beverages to textiles and circular goods. Across dozens of events – studio tours, tastings, pop-up markets, demos, and design showcases – Seattle Made Week connects you to the amazing array of businesses that make products right here in Seattle!
SEATTLE MADE PASSPORT
September 1 – 30, 2026
Go behind the scenes with Seattle Made! Explore local manufacturing facilities, studios, breweries, distilleries, and retail spaces through exclusive tours, hands-on workshops, tastings, live demonstrations, classes, special events, and passport-only retail offers.
The Seattle Made Digital Passport is active all month long in September, giving you plenty of opportunities to discover local makers, earn points, and win prizes. During Seattle Made Week, you’ll unlock even more events and bonus point opportunities.
SHODDY NOT SHODDY DESIGN CHALLENGE SHOWCASE + COMPETITION
Friday, September 11th | 5:30-7:30 pm
Transcend – Downtown
Local designers are transforming textile waste into proof-of-concept works that transforms shoddy (shredded fabric) into not-so-shoddy original designs that blend utility, craftsmanship, and circularity.
This event highlights NW Sewn, an initiative designed to advance a thriving, equitable, and sustainable textiles-based economy in the Pacific Northwest.
Tickets HERE | Free
REUSE COMMONS LAKE CITY OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, September 13th | 1 – 4 pm
Reuse Commons Lake City
Join us for an afternoon of discovery at Reuse Commons Lake City. Meet local makers, enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages, participate in a drop-in creative workshop, browse pop-up vendors featuring circular economy businesses, and learn how this exciting new space is helping build a more sustainable future.
Tickets HERE | Free
TASTE OF THE SOUND
Thursday, September 17th | 5 – 8 pm
Fisherman’s Terminal
Sample and sip from 75+ local food & beverages vendors in Washington State, highlighting a dedicated Seattle Made Bay.
Taste of the Sound will be set against a scenic dockside backdrop at the Fisherman’s Terminal in the Interbay neighborhood of Seattle.
Taste of the Sound is a celebration of both Seattle Made Week and Eat Local Month, celebrating the vibrant maker communities across Seattle and Washington state.
Tickets HERE | 21+
Thank you to our Seattle Made Week Sponsors
Our Sustaining Partners
