Enumclaw closes Cole Street to traffic and fills it with live music, food, and pop-up vendors. Three Sundays this summer, the downtown district becomes an open-air gathering space. There’s no ticket, no wristband, and no admission fee.
Each event runs from 1PM to 6PM. It’s free to attend and easy to drop in—whether you stay for an hour or the entire afternoon.
Sundays on Cole 2025 Dates:
June 29 – Street magicians and local musicians
July 13 – Circus acts and roving performers
August 10 – Yacht rock concert and community dinner
Expect a rotating lineup of vendors, food trucks, and entertainers. Some people come for the live music. Others shop, snack, or pull up a chair for lawn games. Downtown restaurants stay open, and patios fill quickly. You’ll also find local businesses offering sidewalk specials and extra seating.
Sundays on Cole is casual but lively. While each date features something different, the setup stays the same—stages, stalls, street games, and good energy.
First-time visitor? This is a great way to explore Enumclaw. The historic downtown is compact, walkable, and surrounded by mountain views. You’re minutes from trailheads, tasting rooms, and the Chinook Scenic Byway.
Bring a friend. Or bring the whole family. The event is open to everyone, and there’s room to wander.
Whether you’re in the mood for a concert, a quiet stroll with an iced drink, or a bit of both—this is a summer series worth checking out.
Find it on Cole Street in Enumclaw. Watch the street close. Then watch it come to life.
Area Lodging
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The City of Enumclaw is one of the Mount Rainier National Park gateway communities. Enumclaw is home to the Chinook Scenic Byway entrance, restaurants, shops, hiking trails, and attractions. Be sure to add Sundays on Cole to your summertime trip plans.