
Seattle Night Out 2015 at SW Henderson Street near the Fauntleroy Ferry Dock.
Photo courtesy of Patrick Robinson, West Seattle Herald.
Night Out takes place on the first Tuesday of every August. Communities all across Seattle get together and celebrate with an evening in the streets, and Fauntleroy is no different. What a great time to catch up with neighbors, meet new folks, and enjoy a wonderful summer evening.
For more information about this nationwide event, visit the Seattle Police Department Night Out webpage.
The Fauntleroy Fall Festival is an annual toast to the Fauntleroy Neighborhood. The event started over 20 years ago as a response to the unfortunate events of 9/11. Our neighborhood had changed; people were afraid. With new families moving into the neighborhood, we decided a humble gathering of a few hundred neighbors could be the spark needed to rebuild our community. That spark rekindled our community and has blossomed into an annual free event that will welcome over a thousand neighbors in a celebration of goodwill and camaraderie.
Certain things have remained in our 20 year legacy–we have and always will try to be free to our community. All activities at the festival are committed to making the event safe and fun for our neighbors and families. Our legacy activities–salmon hats, pumpkin painting, and birdhouse building have and will persist. Additionally, the endless support of our neighborhood organizations and companies that remain committed to keeping this event free to the neighborhood. We are forever grateful to our partners.
Current Information on the Fauntleroy Fall Festival can be found at the Fauntleroy Fall Festival page on Facebook
Back by popular demand, Fauntleroy Community Association’s free annual egg hunt will be:
Sunday, March 24, 2024 1:00 - 2:00 pm Fauntleroy Schoolhouse playground
Bring the kids and a basket for each, then stand back as they search for eggs with treasures (not candy) inside.
The little ones, ages 4 and under, will be let loose to hunt. Then the older children will be given the go ahead.
Add a bit more fun by joining coordinator Candace Blue and Scott Wiesemann at an egg stuffing party or help hide the eggs. Email her at blueyvette47@gmail.com for specifics and to volunteer.
August 11, 2026
On August 11, the Fauntleroy Community Association hosted a public forum on bicycling safety at The Hall at Fauntleroy. President Frank Immel and Vice President Catherine Bailey moderated. The meeting came two months after bicyclist Maridee Bonadea was killed on SW Wildwood Place, a short distance uphill from the Fauntleroy ferry dock.
Her daughter, Lani, and her widow, Laura, spoke first. Both said safer streets should not wait for the next death, and should not depend on who was killed. Laura’s words gave the evening its theme: everyone deserves to live. Friends from Rainbow Riders and other neighbors asked officials to act on known hazards elsewhere too, not only on this one block.
The panel included SDOT Director Angela Brady, SDOT safety officer Venu Nemani, representatives of Washington State Ferries and Metro, Alex Hudson from Mayor Wilson’s office, and City Councilmember Rob Saka.
SDOT described work it is designing for the crash site: removing parking on the south side of that block of SW Wildwood Place, an all-way stop at Fauntleroy Way SW and SW Wildwood Place, and a bike lane. Nemani said the parking removal would be done within a few weeks. The next day, temporary no-parking signs were posted from Fauntleroy Way to 36th Ave SW.
Neighbors also asked the city to revisit recommendations that were never built, including a 2020 report that called for removing the Wildwood parking, and to keep the community informed as designs and timelines firm up. SDOT said it would. Washington State Ferries noted that a traffic signal is planned later this year where the ferry dock meets Fauntleroy Way. Councilmember Saka said he is drafting traffic-safety legislation that would look more broadly at intersection daylighting, side guards on trucks, and Vision Zero reviews.
West Seattle Blog recorded the forum and published a full account.
Since then, the city has moved ahead on Wildwood. See our updates on the protected bike lane and the ferry-dock traffic signal.
March 01, 2025
The Annual Meeting is an important opportunity for the FCA membership to hear how the FCA has represented them throughout the previous calendar year, and to cast a ballot for your appointed board members.
This year the Annual Meeting and Food Fest will occur on Tuesday March 18th from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
The FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Food Fest in the Hall at Fauntleory. We will once again host nonprofit organizations and local eateries that will offer free food samples that will delight you. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM.
The event is FREE for all FCA members and any other Fauntleroy resident. We encourage you to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community.
February 01, 2025
The Annual Meeting is an important opportunity for the FCA membership to hear how the FCA has represented them throughout the previous calendar year, and to cast a ballot for your appointed board members.
This year the Annual Meeting and Food Fest will occur on Tuesday March 24th from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
The FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Food Fest in the Hall at Fauntleory. We will once again host nonprofit organizations and local eateries that will offer free food samples that will delight you. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM.
The event is FREE for all FCA members and any other Fauntleroy resident. We encourage you to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community.
January 18, 2024
The Annual Meeting is an important opportunity for the FCA membership to hear how the FCA has represented them throughout the previous calendar year, and to cast a ballot for your appointed board members.
This year the Annual Meeting and Food Fest will occur on Tuesday March 19th from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
The FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Food Fest in the Hall at Fauntleory. We will once again host nonprofit organizations and local eateries that will offer free food samples that will delight you. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM.
The event is FREE for all FCA members and any other Fauntleroy resident. We encourage you to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community.
January 20, 2023
The Annual Meeting is an important opportunity for the FCA membership to hear how the FCA has represented them throughout the previous calendar year, and to cast a ballot for your appointed board members.
This year the Annual Meeting and Food Fest will occur on Tuesday March 21st from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
The FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Food Fest in the Hall at Fauntleory. We will once again host nonprofit organizations and local eateries that will offer free food samples that will delight you. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM.
The event is FREE for all FCA members and any other Fauntleroy resident. We encourage you to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community.
Our monthly business meetings are typically conducted at the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse on the second Tuesday of every month (with the exception of August and December) at 7:00 in the evening. Meetings are open to the public.}
Please join us on Tuesday June 7th at Endolyne Joe’s for our annual Fall Festival fundraiser! Joe’s will be donating a portion of their sales from the day to the festival, and we will have baskets for a raffle available starting at 5pm. Names will be drawn at 8pm, and you do not need to be present to win!
We are looking forward to bringing the festival back to all of its glory for 2022!
See you Tuesday at Joe’s!
Stay tuned for more details about the 2020 Fauntleroy Fall Festival.
Make sure to tell them you are with the Fall Festival!
Website: https://chowfoods.com/endolyne-joes
Phone Number: (206) 937-5637
March 08, 2022
The Annual Meeting is an important opportunity for the FCA membership to hear how the FCA has represented them throughout the previous calendar year, and to cast a ballot for your appointed board members.
This year the Annual Meeting and Food Fest will occur on May 3rd at 6:00 PM
The FCA Annual Meeting and Foodfest is back! On Tuesday May 3rd the FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Foodfest in the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse from 6 to 8 PM. We will once again host various nonprofit organizations and local eateries for a bite of their choosing. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM. The event is free for all FCA members. New residents are encouraged to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community. Current members are encouraged to turn out and welcome in the spring after a long winter. We will be following King County’s curent recommendations regarding masks and Vaccinations.
Our monthly business meetings are typically conducted at the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse on the second Tuesday of every month (with the exception of August and December) at 7:00 in the evening. Meetings are open to the public.}