(Images: Justin Carder and Stephen Jackson for CHS)
Consider the 50 bucks and fees you slap down for a day at the Capitol Hill Block Party as the price of admission for not only the fenced-off, E Pike festival but also August’s slate of free Capitol Hill music events. And, if you didn’t pay for CHBP, well, consider yourself well ahead — if you made it out for some sun and fun at Vibrations 2015 Sunday.
The annual arts and music event from Capitol Hill’s Cairo once again brought an eclectic mix of bands and styles, along with a few local businesses like Analog Coffee and Six Strawberries ice pops to the eventually-to-be-upgraded Volunteer Park amphitheater stage. The grass wasn’t quite as green this year thanks to Seattle’s hottest summer ever and shade was at a premium — pro tip: next time, try the bower.
If you didn’t make it out to Volunteer Park, you have another opportunity to cash in (for free!) this weekend as the fourth annual Summit Block Party rocks everybody’s favorite avenue below Broadway. Here’s Saturday’s 2015 SBP lineup. And here’s what it looked like in 2014.
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