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Arts & Culture Offers A Free Public Art Bike Tour On Saturday

On Saturday, September 26th, from 12:30p – 4p, the Seattle Office Of Arts & Culture has arranged a bicycle tour of public art across Seattle.

The 'Snoqual', an art piece by Roger Fernandes, is on a free bike tour on Sep 26th.  Photo provided by Seattle.gov
The ‘Snoqual’, an art piece by Roger Fernandes, is on a free bike tour on Sep 26th. Photo provided by Seattle.gov

Starting from the Salmon Bay Natural Area (at 3419 NW 54th St,) at the ‘A Salish Welcome’ art installation, the free, family-friendly tour will roam around our city to end at the Seattle Art Museum Olympic Sculpture Park.  The 10-mile (round-trip) route, appropriate for all abilities, will include encounters with two of the artists – Marvin Oliver (the ‘Salish Welcome,’) and Roger Fernandes and his ‘Snoqual’/ ‘Moon the Transformer’).

'A Salish Welcome', by Marvin Oliver, is at the start of a free bike tour on Sep 26th.  Photo provided by the Seattle Arts & Culture
‘A Salish Welcome’, by Marvin Oliver, is at the start of a free bike tour on Sep 26th. Photo provided by the Seattle Arts & Culture

This tour, offered in partnership with the Seattle Neighborhood Greenways, is free but RSVPs have been requested – by last Monday, September 21stVisit Eventbrite to RSVP now, if you still want to take part in this educational and entertaining cycling adventure.