Seattle is poppin’ with activities this month and all summer long that promise to make your summer one to remember! Whether you're originally from the 206 or just visiting here, our beautiful city has a ton of events that cater to everyone - no matter your vibe . Check out our summer guide below to keep you vibin' in Seattle this month!

From cultural festivals and outdoor jams to secret spots and family fun, our handpicked list has got your summer vibes covered. Jump into our top picks and find fresh ways to explore and enjoy everything July's bringing your way….

One of our favorite things about summertime in Seattle is seeing all the beautiful people from all walks of life come outside - literally! It’s truly when you can see the rich tapestry of art and culture here in the Emerald City. There are so many street fairs, block parties, and events to explore around Seattle and the surrounding areas. Whether you're a art enthusiast, dancer, or a curious newcomer, we invite you to explore, engage, and be inspired. Summer has arrived y’all and it’s time to slap on the sunblock (don’t forget to reapply!), lace up your walking shoes and hit the town to play outside! Read our curated list of some things to do this month!

As we approach the Fourth of July holiday this week, a day cherished for its traditions of community and celebration, we at Indigo Movement want to remind you to keep safety at the forefront of your mind. Whether planning a backyard BBQ, enjoying fireworks, or spending time with loved ones outdoors, here are some important tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July for everyone!

As we celebrate Indigo Movement's 7th year anniversary this month, we reflect on the incredible journey we've embarked on together! (Shout out to my day ones, you know who you are!) From our humble beginnings to expanding our studio space (more on this soon!), our business has grown and flourished, thanks to each and every one of YOU! Your unwavering support is the reason behind our success, and it would be remiss not to acknowledge some of the milestones along the way.

Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States and is observed annually on June 19.

On January 1, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring all enslaved people in Confederate states free. However, enforcement of the proclamation depended on the advance of Union troops, and at the time, many enslaved people in Texas remained unaware of their freedom.