The 38th Annual Best of the Northwest Fall Show
Seattle's Premier Art & Fine Craft Event
Dates: November 6-8, 2026
Location: Magnuson Park, Hangar 30. 6310 NE 74th St, Seattle, Wa 98115
Celebrate 38 years of the Best! Friday morning starts with a special VIP Preview. Be the first to see the art and shop from the artists.
VIP Preview: Friday, 11am - 2pm • $15 advance / $20 day of event
Your VIP Preview ticket includes:
General Admission:
Friday, 2pm - 7pm, Saturday, 10am-6pm & Sunday, 10am-5pm • $5 advance / $8 day of event
In honor of Veterans Day, active and retired military personnel receive free admission with ID. Kids 12 and under get free admission. Tickets good for all weekend.
Parking is free! ADA parking available. The Seattle Parks and Recreation Department asks people to carpool, use public transportation, or find alternate methods to attend the Best of the Northwest shows at Hangar 30. The City of Seattle does not permit pets in the hangar unless they are designated service animals.
Volunteers! If you’re looking for a great volunteering opportunity, we are always looking for cashiers, booth sitters, or event set-up. Consider volunteering to support the artists and get in for FREE! See all available tasks and shifts
Totally Blown Glassworks, Mary T. Enslow, Metalsmiths Amy Buettner and Tucker Glasow, Zetamari Mosaic Artworks, Barehands Workshop, Greg Klassen Studio, Dmitri Patapov, The Common Tote, and Steve Johnson Pottery
VIP Preview ticket holders receive a complimentary mocktail from The Youthful Cocktail booth. Drinks are also available for purchase throughout the show weekend.
With your $100 annual membership, you will receive 8 free passes for entry to our art shows, including the VIP Preview at the Best of the Northwest Fall Show, receive a free Patron tote bag and you'll be supporting artist diversity, sustainability, and education in the Pacific Northwest.
See more about how you can support NWAA and receive your free passes to this event HERE
Women Painters of Washington empowers professional women artists to create, exhibit, and market their work while fostering art appreciation within their communities and beyond.
Visit the Women Painters of Washington display in the Gallery and online at https://womenpainters.com. Besides the special exhibit, they will also be offering free art activities and live demos.
The MOSA Museum is a disability art museum located in the State of Washington. It is the very first disability art museum in the United States and provides a framework for other disability art museums located in the United States and Internationally.
Visit Booths G1 and G2 to check out their work!
Nothwest Art Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting the power of art, fine craft, and community. We do this by providing artists with essential tools, education and exposure to help them succeed, and provide our area with access to a vibrant community of artists and craftspeople.
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