Bellevue's Kelsey Creek Farm Fair Canceled Due To Coronavirus

BELLEVUE, WA — The Kelsey Creek Farm Fair, a staple of Bellevue fall celebrations for nearly four decades, is the latest seasonal celebration to be shelved amid the ongoing pandemic.

The annual fair takes place on 150 acres of forest, meadows and wetlands and features farm animals, music and pumpkins.

"While we are disappointed to cancel the event that traditionally gathers 5,000 people from around the region, the safety of visitors and staff is our top priority," said Michael Shiosaki, director of the Parks & Community Services Department. "We look forward to returning in 2012."

While the fair is on hold, the park's walking trails remain open for responsible recreation. The barnyard, playground and picnic shelter are closed. Learn more on the city of Bellevue's website.