Their Seattle season may have wrapped, but say hello to Celebrity Cruises, one of our cruise partners you’ll see each summer at Smith Cove Cruise Terminal. See you again next year!

Join us behind the barricades to see how solar panels, biophilic design, and water conservation will make @flysea.bsky.social's C Concourse Expansion our greenest building yet!

The Alaska pollock fishery is one of the world’s most abundant and sustainably managed fisheries—and Seattle is at its center. youtu.be/xdLLwkS-TR8

Got an idea to make your neighborhood greener, cleaner, or healthier? Apply by Oct. 31 for the South King and Port Communities Fund! bit.ly/3VpE1oc

Does it get more Seattle than this? #MountainMonday Photo: @ timreaganphotography

Attend a public workshop to learn about the Part 150 Study for @flysea.bsky.social. The multi-year study evaluates SEA’s aircraft noise compatibility with the surrounding communities and current and possible new efforts to reduce the effects of aircraft noise on these communities.

What a day at Fishermen’s Fall Festival! From face painting and wooden boat building to the bouncy house, survival suit races, live music, ship canal tours, and a Coast Guard demo — there was something for everyone at Fishermen’s Terminal. A huge thanks to all the volunteers who brought it to life.

#ThursdayThoughts: sometimes the view surprises you. Photo: @ samhorine

Part of the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings family, Oceania Cruises sails from Seattle each summer. The Oceania Riviera homeports at Bell Street Cruise Terminal at Pier 66, showcasing casually elegant design.

Thank you to Alaskan Observers, Inc. for your support of the 2025 Wild Alaska Pollock Annual Meeting! See you Thursday at #GAPPAM2025!

We have liftoff on another beautiful Monday! #MondayMotivation Photo: @ timreaganphotography

What a fishtastic day! 🐟 Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Fishermen’s Fall Festival at Fishermen’s Terminal in Ballard.

Dance under the stars, right on the water! We’re teaming up with @friendsofthewaterfront for two sizzling nights of salsa at Pier 66. - Live Latin music - Local food trucks - Beer garden - Jack & Jill dance competition - Two dance floors + no experience needed!

Did you know there’s a bull kelp forest thriving just offshore from Seattle’s waterfront? Senior Environmental Program Manager Kathleen Hurley takes you to Centennial Park to explore one of the city’s best-kept secrets. Dive in: youtu.be/FYTTAL5fRAg?...

Celebrate the return of the North Pacific fishing fleet to Fishermen’s Terminal at the Fishermen’s Fall Festival! Enjoy free boat tours of the Lake Washington Ship Canal, free kids’ projects including wooden boat building and "Fishing for Fun" fishpond. www.portseattle.org/events/fishe...

Dance the night away at Pier 66 on Sept. 11 & 12! Along with Friends of the Waterfront, we’re hosting a two-night Latin dance event unlike anything else in the region. Dance under the stars on Seattle’s waterfront. 💃

Fishermen’s Terminal in Ballard is home to the North Pacific Fishing Fleet—a place to moor, repair, and maintain boats. But it’s more than that. With restaurants, a seafood market, and local businesses, it’s a neighborhood in its own right. Visit this thriving hub of Seattle’s maritime industry.

Today we thank the amazing team at Arctic Storm Management Group for their support of the 2025 Wild Alaska Pollock Annual Meeting. #GAPPAM2025

We had a splashing good time celebrating the grand opening of the waterfront! Thanks for joining us at Pier 66. 🌊🦀🪼

#OnThisDay in 1911, King County voters created the Port of Seattle. historylink.org/File/1002 @portofseattle.bsky.social

Eelgrass isn’t just pretty green blades under the water — it stabilizes shorelines, shelters marine life, and even helps fight climate change by capturing carbon. Thanks to restoration at Smith Cove, eelgrass is thriving again! Learn more:

The new waterfront is making a splash! Join us for a sea creature–themed rooftop party at Pier 66 to celebrate the grand opening. - Free parking for the first 100 families - Cotton candy + custom kid t-shirts & tattoos (while supplies last) - Photo booth - Live music

Shoreline construction begins soon at Myrtle Edwards and Centennial parks. The Elliott Bay Connections project is improving access and trails. Shoreline areas and park spaces will be temporarily closed and access through the parks will be maintained on a temporary multi-use trail.

Discover SEA’s hidden gems! Business Intelligence Communications Intern Alexa Meyer shares five things she learned about the airport after joining the Port:

Join us on Saturday, Sept. 13, to celebrate Fishermen’s Fall Festival and the return of the North Pacific fishing fleet to Fishermen’s Terminal! Enjoy free boat tours of the Lake Washington Ship Canal and hands-on kids’ art projects and activities like wooden boat building.

Let your weekend adventures set sail!

Join us for some family fun on the new waterfront! We’re hosting a sea creature-themed party on the rooftop of Pier 66. Enjoy cotton candy, temporary tattoos, live music, a photo booth, and more! We’re providing the first 100 families with free parking in the Bell Street Pier garage.

Time is running out. Vote for our Marine Stormwater Utility for the #IAPH2025 Sustainability Awards!

Next up in our cruise spotlights: Royal Caribbean! From 360° views in the North Star® capsule to skydiving at sea on RipCord® by iFLY®, and even bumper cars + surf simulators, these ships are floating adventures.

Attend an upcoming info session to learn more about the next South King County Community Impact Fund Environmental Improvement Program RFP. The program funds local projects like playground upgrades and tree plantings that improve green spaces and promote environmental stewardship.

What do “secret doors,” mysterious yellow pipes, and a robot named Oscar have in common? They’re all part of the hidden side of sustainability at @flysea.bsky.social. www.portseattle.org/blog/secrets...

Weekends are better when they start with JOY. #FridayFeeling

At Gary's Place, a West Seattle arcade, for a small biz roundtable with local entrepreneurs, @portofseattle.bsky.social Commission President Toshiko Hasegawa and @wastatecommerce.bsky.social Director Joe Ngyuen. Biz owners say it's a very volatile time for them due to tariffs and other factors.

Progress at the Maritime Innovation Center (MInC)! The historic 1914 Ship Supply Building is transforming into a 15,000 sq. ft. hub where emerging maritime companies can collaborate, innovate, and turn big ideas into reality—all under one roof. See these latest construction updates!

Got a long layover @flysea.bsky.social? Don’t just wait—wander while you wait. From gardens where planes fly overhead to beach parks with Olympic Mountain views, adventures are just minutes away. Explore local spots you can reach in 10–15 minutes: www.portseattle.org/blog/wander-...

Your flight can fight climate change. Here’s how to offset your travel the smart way → www.portseattle.org/blog/green-g...

Port and petals. #FridayVibes Photo: @ pretty_seattle

One billion gallons of rain falls on our maritime properties each year. Our Marine Stormwater Utility—the only one of its kind in the U.S.—keeps it flowing safely. Our plan is up for an international award—vote here: sustainableworldports.org/project/port...

We hoped you enjoyed the food, fun, live music, and community spirit at National Night Out at Shilshole Bay Marina.

Hydrogen tech is making waves worldwide — from ferries in Norway to cranes in Los Angeles. The Pacific Northwest is gearing up to join the movement. Find out how we’re getting ready for the hydrogen era: www.portseattle.org/blog/green-h...

#MountainMonday magic! Photo: @ timreaganphotography

All joy on the horizon. 🚢 #FridayVibes Photo: @ robripper8

A special thank you to the @portofseattle.bsky.social for their support of the 2025 Wild Alaska Pollock Annual Meeting that will be held September 18 in Seattle. Registration information is available on our website here: www.alaskapollock.org/am-2025

Departing from our Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91, Holland America Line has been part of Seattle’s cruise story since 2002. Their elegant fleet sails to Alaska with unforgettable adventures and luxe onboard perks like spa days, pickleball, and world-class dining.

We stopped by Fishermen’s Terminal to check in on the future and the past: the transformation of the historic Ship Supply Building into the Maritime Innovation Center. We explored how this project is pushing boundaries while honoring its working waterfront roots. youtu.be/MNI9JUMNBOc?...

They grow 200,000 pounds of romaine… for YOUR cruise. Cruise ship chefs, local farmers, and Charlie’s Produce work together months in advance to plan menus—and plant the crops—for your Alaskan getaway. Talk about advanced meal prep. www.portseattle.org/blog/charlie...

Easing into the weekend vibes. #FridayFeeling Photo: @ chad.shp

The Parade of Ships kicked off Fleet Week! We’re thrilled to welcome the U.S. Navy & U.S. Coast Guard. Come meet the sailors and guardsmen, enjoy free live music, and tour the USS Somerset and USS Jack H. Lucas at Pier 46 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Thursday, July 31 through Sunday, Aug. 1.

A working waterfront with a view! #ThursdayThoughts Photo: @ ejimogu_

Looking for the perfect Seattle waterfront day? Start with a sail on Elliott Bay, then enjoy a meal or event with a view. See how the Bay Lady crew does it from morning to night: www.portseattle.org/blog/perfect...