Sundaes Outside

*Rescheduled to June 9, 2024

Event Details

• Our event will be held at Bridle Trails State Park - look for signs!
• Parking is available, including accessible parking spaces near the entrance. Carpooling is encouraged.
• The event area includes some uneven terrain.
• There will be loud music at this event.
• Limited tables and chairs. Folding chairs and picnics are highly encouraged!
• There are public bathrooms available at the event, including one that is ADA-accessible.
• Win some swag! Be sure to fill out our post-event survey at the event! Details will be sent to participants who register via Eventbrite. Be on the lookout for QR codes to survey at the event.

We strive to create events informed by disability justice principles. While it’s necessary to honor each individual needs we understand that needs can be known and unknown. If you require additional accommodations in order to fully participate, please let us know at info@goldenbricksevents.com

Free event. Registration is not required but registered attendees can win swag if they complete an event survey. Register on EventBrite.

Sponsored by: Washington Trails Association, Washington State Parks, Washington State Parks Foundation, National Endowment of the Arts, The Wilderness Society

What is the Sundaes Outside event series?

Sundaes Outside: A Celebration of Black Folks is an event series celebrating nature, the Black community, and their various skills, artistry, talents, cuisines, cultural practices, and influences. Sunday family gatherings have been a staple in the Black community- from church to family dinners, and so much more. Sundaes Outside Series uses this day of relaxation and celebration to uplift Black contributions outdoors.

What can you expect at Sundaes Outside?

Expect a celebration! Get to know local Black businesses and organizations, while enjoying the breadth of creativity from our highlighted guests.

Who is Sundaes Outside for?

Sundaes Outside is for you if you:

• Are a Black person that wants to build community with other Black people and allies.
• Are a non-Black person that respects, supports, and wants to build community with Black people and other allies.
• Want to celebrate the contributions of Black people.