Summer is winding down, and music lovers in the Highline area have two final opportunities to enjoy live outdoor music this Sunday, Aug. 30.

The Tukwila Farmers Market will feature live music earlier in the day, while Normandy Park will close out its summer Concerts in the Park series with an afternoon and evening of jazz.

Savanna Woods Performs at Tukwila Farmers Market

Tukwila’s Farmers Market will combine local shopping, fresh produce and live music on Sunday, Aug. 30.

Tukwila Community Center
12424 42nd Avenue S

The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with singer and songwriter Savanna Woods performing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

According to the market’s website, Woods is a powerhouse vocalist and soulful songwriter whose music blends raw emotion with folk, rock, and cinematic pop. Her heartfelt sound is described as a fitting soundtrack for a Sunday morning.

The market will also feature vendors offering fresh produce and other goods.

Tukwila Farmers Market – August 30 Market Day

Normandy Park Hosts Jazz Finale

Later Sunday afternoon, Normandy Park will wrap up its summer-long Concerts in the Park series with a Jazz Finale featuring three different jazz ensembles.

Marvista Park
19900 4th Ave SW, Normandy Park

The free outdoor concert lineup includes:

  • 3 p.m. — Susan Pascal Quintet
  • 4:30 p.m. — The Wellstone Conspiracy
  • 6 p.m. — Pete Christlieb’s Tall and Small Band

The event offers a chance to spend the final Sunday of August enjoying live jazz outdoors and celebrating the close of another summer concert season.

Normandy Park – Music in the Park 2026

A Final Summer Sunday of Music

Whether you start your Sunday browsing the Tukwila Farmers Market with live music from Savanna Woods or head to Normandy Park for an afternoon of jazz, Aug. 30 offers two ways to enjoy one of the final outdoor music events of the summer.


A Look Back at a Highline Summer Filled With Music

Need a little inspiration to get out and enjoy one of the final concerts? Last week, a huge crowd gathered along the Des Moines waterfront for ABBAgraphs, filling the marina with music, dancing and plenty of summer energy.

Over at Marvista Park in Normandy Park, HEAT brought neighbors together for another evening of free outdoor music. These photos offer a glimpse of what makes the Highline area’s summer concerts special: beautiful outdoor settings, familiar faces and live music that brings the whole community together.

ABBAgraphs at the Des Moines waterfront

Photos courtesy of Katie Kresly, The Highline Journal.


HEAT at Marvista Park in Normandy Park

Photos courtesy of Stuart Jenner, The Highline Journal.

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