2022 Seattle Festival of Trees Events
Gala
Saturday November 19 Check in starts at 5 pm, followed by silent and live auctions and a gourmet dinner with wine. |
Tree Lighting
One of our featured patients will light the trees for the season. |
Tree Display
The Fairmont Olympic will display the trees Nov 18 - 30 in the public spaces in the hotel |
An Festive Evening in Support of Seattle Children's
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Seattle Festival of Trees Gala Auction Join other Seattle Children's supporters and friends to start your holiday season at the Festival of Trees Annual Gala. Mingle with friends surrounded by our beautiful designer Christmas Trees, many of which are available for purchase. Enjoy drinks, passed hors d'oeuvres, entertainment, live and silent auctions and a gourmet dinner with wine. This event is 21+ Seattle Festival of Trees Gala Saturday, November 19, 2022, 5:00-10:00pm Dinner and auction Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Downtown Seattle Tickets: $300 per person Attire: Black tie optional Purchase Tickets here Honoring: The Reimagined Autism Center &
Sunderland Foundation Entertainment: Sway Benefitting: Seattle Children’s Hospital Uncompensated Care and Autism Center Seattle Festival of Trees will follow current local mandates regarding COVID-19. Gala Information - Suzanne Hight - Email or Call 206 236 6167 |
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Seattle Festival of Trees Celebration
We can't host our usual Celebration this year. Here are a few photos from our past Celebrations 
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Emerson lit the Fairmont Olympic tree before the gala
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A Beautiful Display of Designer TreesFestival of Trees
Nov. 18 - 30, 2022 Kick off your holiday season with friends and family by visiting the Fairmont Olympic hotel in Downtown Seattle to see our gorgeous designer holiday trees. Come view them during that time and read the inspiring stories of our featured Seattle Children's patients. The 2021 Holiday Trees can be seen on our 2021 Trees page. Look for our 2022 Trees in September.
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Featured patient, Aliyanna with her tree "Ella Bella Ballerina"
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Beneficiaries
Seattle Children's Autism Center and the Uncompensated Care Fund at Seattle Children's Hospital