Fun bubbles up at Seattle’s Gas Works Park

Originally published April 14, 2019 at 3:45 pm

Gentry Zeller, 7, runs toward a giant bubble made by Clea Hixon, second from right, as Jenifer Curtin, right, watches during the Northwest Bubble Gathering, also known as “A Congregation of Bubblemancers,” on the back side of Kite Hill at Gas Works Park in Seattle on Sunday. Hixon and Curtin are friends with the organizers of the event, who had been out making bubbles since the early morning. (Bettina Hansen / The Seattle Times)

Edward Ramsey of Seattle enchants an audience of children during the Northwest Bubble Gathering on Sunday at Gas Works Park in Seattle. “We just kind of started messing around with bubbles in Cal Anderson Park,” Ramsey said. “It’s calming, and I just like to see people get excited and be happy.” (Bettina Hansen / The Seattle Times)

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the Northwest Bubble Gathering, also known as "A Congregation of Bubblemancers," took over the back side of Kite Hill at Gas Works Park in Seattle on Sunday.

Bettina Hansen

Seattle Times staff photographer

Bettina Hansen: bhansen@seattletimes.com.

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