The Heron’s Nest might be one of West Seattle’s best-kept secrets – hidden just uphill from West Marginal Way, an ongoing site of environmental restoration and community-building. Tomorrow afternoon and evening (Saturday, May 4), The Heron’s Nest will be the site of a two-stage music festival – here’s the lineup:
Admission is $20 – “all ages and all creatures welcome,” according to the official flyer. Tickets are available online here; find The Heron’s Nest at 4818 Puget Way SW.
Not cool – extremely LOUD, amplified music and mic blasting thru the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trails earlier today and still going on right now!
It was not very pleasant when out for a peaceful tromp in the woods this afternoon.
Also passed a few other groups of people who were wondering who the rude, inconsiderate people were that were playing the music so loud.
I am pretty sure this venue is not permitted (and if so, shouldn’t be) for this type of use. And, this event is scheduled for tomorrow too!
Per the Heron’s Nest website: “Located in the heart of Seattle, along the Duwamish Greenbelt, the Heron’s Nest is a place to find solace in ever growing surroundings.”
I’m sure our new baby owlets and other greenbelt wildlife are not appreciating this ruckus – and neither are the humans that live 6 blocks away and can hear it within our homes.
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