Renowned artist Thomas Dambo brings “Oscar, The Bird King” to Vashon Island, blending art and environmental awareness. The article delves into Dambo’s impactful work, his collaboration with local tribes, and the message of sustainability his sculptures convey. Dive into the magic and meaning of his creations!
Vashon Island’s allure, in Washington’s Puget Sound, has amplified due to Seattle’s booming tech sector, notably Amazon and Microsoft, pushing property demand and prices up. As affluent tech employees spill over to Vashon, it challenges average homebuyers. Despite high real estate costs, there are hints of market stabilization as 2023 progresses.
Vashon Island, nestled in Puget Sound, is renowned for its preserved rural ambiance, iconic Strawberry Festival, vibrant art scene, ‘Sip Vashon’ beverage culture, culinary prowess, and breathtaking natural adventures.
The Vashon Island Strawberry Festival, originating in 1909, is a beloved annual tradition that celebrates the island’s rich strawberry heritage through parades, contests, live music, and community festivities.
The Island was named by accident. In 1791 Joseph Baker, mistakenly charted the island as “Vancouver’s Island.” though the name didn’t stick…
The story you have heard of a boy who went to war is far from the truth behind this bicycle in the tree.
Let’s talk about what the two boat schedule means, how it happens and the community’s continued frustrations.
Is Vashon Island a good place to live? While Vashon Island can be a fun place with outdoor adventures and local flair, the winters can be difficult and the commute on/off the Island leaves a lot to be desired. If you’re prepared to deal with the complicated, then the rewards are well worth it. A …
Simply put, Vashon is known for it’s eclectic community and the many outdoor activities throughout the Island. But Vashon is so much more than that. Get t know that Island and the community before you want to live here.
The question often comes up about the public use of private beaches, and where private property ends and public land begins and Anna Schomsky did the research for us.
