The city says it must approve the Aug. 30 event under First Amendment protections, while SPD plans to monitor for safety.
SEATTLE — Seattle has issued a permit for a religious concert at Gas Works Park later this month, despite concerns tied to past unrest at similar events.
The Aug. 30 concert is hosted by worship leader Sean Feucht and “Let Us Worship, Revive in 2025.” Organizers also plan a “Jesus march” and outreach at Cal Anderson Park beforehand, though the mayor’s office did not mention those events in its announcement.
Mayor Bruce Harrell confirmed the permit Tuesday, saying the city is obligated to
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