Port of Seattle
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Official account of the Port of Seattle. Own & operate @flySEA, Fishermen’s Terminal, cruise terminals, marinas, grain terminal, real estate, and cargo terminals with the Northwest Seaport Alliance.
We proudly sponsored this year’s Salmon Homecoming Ceremony at Piers 58 and 62. The Salmon Homecoming Alliance hosted this annual Tribal event to honor the return of local salmon and celebrate our Coast Salish Tribes and their rich culture.
Cruises. Fishing fleets. A military past you might not expect. Discover the history behind Terminal 91:
History of Terminal 91
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Veterans: Applications are open for the @portofseattle.bsky.social fall Veterans Cohort Program! Build professional experience, develop new skills & explore career pathways after service. Apply by Oct. 18: https://loom.ly/w-tLiNM #Veterans #VeteranEmployment
Catch the Mural at Fishermen’s Terminal! Local artist Shogo Ota’s largest mural yet highlights all five Pacific Northwest salmon species and the vibrant maritime community connected to them. Watch the story behind this new Seattle landmark.
During one of the year’s lowest tides, our team explored Smith Cove, home to Elliott Bay’s only eelgrass bed. These vital underwater plants support fish, crab, and healthy marine ecosystems. Thanks to our enhancement project, eelgrass coverage has grown 20–25% since 2022.
Fishermen’s Fall Festival is this Saturday, Oct. 3, at Fishermen’s Terminal. Enjoy a salmon BBQ, scenic ship canal boat tours, and plenty of family-friendly activities including fish printing, shell art, wooden boat building and a kraken-themed bouncy house. fishermensfallfestival.godaddysites.com
Coast Salish artist Ty Juvinel recently installed a sculpture at Fishermen’s Terminal. The piece honors community, collaboration, and generations of Tribal fishing traditions. Explore the story behind the art shaping the Maritime Innovation Center and celebrating the cultural heritage of the PNW.
Carved in Community: Ty Juvinel’s Path to Public Art at Fishermen’s Terminal
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Experience fun, food, and family-friendly activities at the Fishermen’s Fall Festival! This annual celebration at Fishermen’s Terminal in Ballard honors the commercial fishing and maritime industries while supporting the Fishermen’s Memorial. Join us Saturday, Oct. 3!
Discover the new bollard art at @flysea.bsky.social! Join our Public Art Program team on Sept. 23, for a guided walk highlighting the creative bollard toppers around SEA Airport. Meet at Checkpoint 1 at 3 p.m. to explore the installations and hear the stories behind them. More details:
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Event details for Bollard Art Walk event.
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Meet the hardworking people behind the commercial fishing industry. It’s much more than boats on the water. It’s the countless people who keep the industry moving from the waters of Alaska to the docks of Seattle and beyond.
The Fleet Behind the Fish
Behind every fish that makes its way from Alaska to dinner tables around the world is a fleet of hardworking people, specialized vessels, and an entire maritime ecosystem. At the Port of Seattle, commercial fishing is about much more than the boats on the water. It’s the captains, crews, engineers, processors, dockworkers, shipyards, suppliers, and countless others who keep the industry moving from the waters of Alaska to the docks of Seattle and beyond. Hear from leaders and fishermen who know this industry firsthand about what makes commercial fishing so challenging, rewarding, and sustainable. They share what it takes to work on the water, the many career paths available in the fishing industry, and why the people behind the fleet are what keep them coming back year after year. Featuring: Jim Johnson, President & CEO, Glacier Fish Company John Henderschedt, President & CEO, Phoenix Processor Limited Partnership (PPLP) Bob Hezel, Captain, America’s Finest From Alaska’s fisheries to Seattle’s working waterfront, discover the people and vessels behind the fish — and the jobs, communities, and families supported by this vital industry. Learn more about commercial fishing and the Port of Seattle: https://www.portseattle.org/maritime/fishing-commercial-moorage #CommercialFishing #AlaskaFishing #PortOfSeattle #FishingIndustry #MaritimeJobs #Seafood #SustainableFishing #Seattle #Alaska
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The North Pacific fishing fleet is returning from Alaska. Curious what kinds of boats are pulling in? From purse seiners to longliners, here’s your guide:
What Kind of Fishing Boat Is That?
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Fishermen’s Fall Festival is almost here! Join us for a free, family friendly day at historic Fishermen’s Terminal celebrating Seattle’s commercial seafood industry. Enjoy hands on activities, educational experiences, and plenty of fun.
Fishermen's Fall Festival
Join us at Fishermen's Fall Festival, a Seattle seafood festival celebrating community with activities, food, and fun for all ages!
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Feeling those Friday vibes and sunshine. Photo: @ coolcassa
You don’t need to own a boat to enjoy a day on the water. Visit Shilshole Bay Marina in Ballard, one of the largest recreational boating destinations in the PNW. Whether you’re setting sail or simply enjoying an ice cream while watching the boats glide by, it’s the perfect daycation spot.
How to Spend a Summer Day at Shilshole Bay Marina
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On Sept. 5, 1911, King County voters made a bold choice: creating one of America’s first public ports to ensure Seattle’s waterfront served everyone. Fast-forward to today, and that mission is stronger than ever. Here’s to the past, present, and the Port for the Future!
Cheers to 115: Celebrating the Port of Seattle’s Birthday
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It’s not too late to join us for Port U! Go behind the scenes in this adult education series to learn what it takes to run a global hub for air cargo, an airport that serves millions of passengers, and a thriving fishing industry. Register at 2026portu.rsvpify.com.
It’s not too late to join us for Port U! Go behind the scenes in this adult education series to learn what it takes to run a global hub for air cargo, an airport that serves millions of passengers, and a thriving fishing industry. Register at 2026portu.rsvpify.com.
Join us for Friday fun at Pier 66! The Downtown Seattle Association is bringing The Grizzled Mighty to Pier 66 as part of the Downtown Summer Sounds concert series. Swing by from noon to 1:30 p.m. for great music, good vibes, and tasty bites from Philly Cheesesteak and Dirty Dawgz food trucks.
The Grizzled Mighty – Downtown Summer Sounds
Genres: garage rock, blues Pier 66 / 2207 Alaskan Way Seattle rock trio The Grizzled Mighty delivers a high-energy live show rooted in the gritty musical legacy of the Pacific … Continued
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Ever wonder what it takes to run a global hub for air cargo, an airport that serves millions of passengers, and a thriving fishing industry? Go behind the scenes with our Port U experiential adult education series. Register online at 2026portu.rsvpify.com.
