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Aerial view of a large marina filled with rows of docked boats and yachts beside a long breakwater extending into a blue body of water. A parking area, trees, and additional sailboats on trailers are visible in the foreground, with forested hills and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Five Reasons to Set Sail for Ballard this Summer

The best time of year to visit Seattle is here! Summer in the city offers numerous opportunities to explore, experience, and enjoy. The Port of Seattle provides recreational boaters easy access to two distinct parts of the city. F...

A cast bronze horse sculpture constructed from interlocking branches displayed on a circular platform.

Deborah Butterfield: Blackleaf

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title Blackleaf Artist Deborah Butterfield Year 2017 Medium Cast bronze Dimensions 7'-3" x 8'-10.5"x 3'-5.5" ...

A backlit panel mounted in a wood-framed alcove inside SEA Airport Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room.

Weston Lambert: Currents

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title Currents Artist Weston Lambert Year 2020 Medium Glass Dimensions 7'-5"x 3'-3" x 0'-4" Descriptio...

Two mirrored wall installations of flowing blue serpentine forms installed in a corner of the SEA Airport.

June Sekiguchi: Serpentine Serenity

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title Serpentine Serenity Artist June Sekiguchi Year 2020 Medium Vinyl Dimensions 8'-5" x 9'-1"(wall A), 8'-0" x 7'-...

Airport concourse with travelers walking below a large green wall art installation featuring tan, branch‑like patterns. Overhead is a glass‑railed walkway, and signs for gates N20 and N11 are visible.

Krista Birnbaum: Canopy

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title Canopy Artist Krista Birnbaum Year 2021 Medium Preserved moss, okoume plywood Dimensions 4'-11" x 34'-7" ...

A photorealistic mural running the full length of the airport concourse wall, depicting sequential scenes of a magician and assistant.

Michael Fajans: High Wire

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title High Wire Artist Michael Fajans Year 1993 Medium Acrylic on plywood Dimensions 180' x 6'-11" / 11 boards:...

A mosaic-covered column rising the full height of the airport concourse, with a busy terminal visible behind it.

Sam Gilliam: Yellow Fog

Return to Public Art Collection View on FlySEA Map Public Art Program Title Yellow Fog Artist Sam Gilliam Year 2004 Medium Mosaic tiles Dimensions 10'-0" circumference x 30'-0" high ...

Enhance Your West Coast Itinerary

Perfectly Positioned.Seattle is at the center of West Coast itineraries with 7 straight years* of record tourism, 40,000 hotel room options, and the region's fastest growing airport. Seattle delivers creative choices for the futur...

Ships at Terminal 91

Your Partner on the Working Waterfront

The Port of Seattle is committed to the fishing and maritime industries.We offer a wide range moorage options close to vendors, suppliers, and services throughout Elliott Bay.Contact the Port of Seattle Maritime Operations crew to...

Vessels at Fishermen's Terminal

Home of the North Pacific Fishing Fleet

Fishermen's Terminal has been the home of the North Pacific fishing fleet since the facility opened for business in 1914. Today the terminal remains a facet of Seattle's working waterfront and provides moorage for 400 commercial f...