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Date
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Time
All Day
Place
Exhibition Hall
Cost
Entry Charge

The Northwest Tea Festival is the primary initiative of the Puget Sound Tea Education Association, a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington. First held in 2008, the Northwest Tea Festival is a unique gathering of tea lovers, aficionados, providers, experts, and consumers. The festival is planned and executed by volunteers and a small staff, all of whom are passionate about the world of tea and tea culture. Over the two day long festival, tea is discussed, dissected, tasted, debated, amplified, and acquired. Festival attendees have opportunities to sample dozens of teas provided by vendors and they are able to learn about different aspects of tea and tea culture in stage presentations, workshops, and at the Tea Bar.

The primary mission of the tea festival is to connect people and enrich lives through tea, by providing a diverse range of educational and cultural experiences.

Most of the people involved with the festival, including vendors, presenters, and visitors, are from the greater Puget Sound region, but there are always some people and companies from out of state and even from outside of the United States.

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Same Day Events Showing Events on September 26, 2026

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Seattle Center Sculpture Walk 2026

Free Event
Experience temporary art installations on our grounds throughout the year.
2:00 p.m.

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In this true story, Brendan offers his insights on living with a terminal illness along with tips for planning your own funeral. Tip number one: Make it a funeral worth dying for.
2:00 p.m.

Serenade

Entry Charge
Immerse yourself in a world of romance and beauty with this stunning triple bill.
7:30 p.m.

Eulogy or How to Plan Your Own Funeral (And Have Fun Doing It!)

Entry Charge
In this true story, Brendan offers his insights on living with a terminal illness along with tips for planning your own funeral. Tip number one: Make it a funeral worth dying for.
7:30 p.m.

Eureka Day: Preview Performance

Entry Charge
Jonathan Spector’s popular Tony Award winner serves up a razor‑sharp satire of well‑meaning chaos and shines a light on the shared responsibility that holds a community together.
7:30 p.m.

Serenade

Entry Charge
Immerse yourself in a world of romance and beauty with this stunning triple bill.

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