Two-time Olympian
Jason Brown threw and caught a salmon, hosted an edge class and visited a classroom as part of his visit this week to the Pacific Northwest to promote 2026 Saatva Skate America.
Jason Brown enjoys time with young skaters at a Skatefest inside the Everett Community Rink.
Tickets for the event, Nov. 13-15, in Everett, Washington, are on sale now by going to
usfigureskating.org/feature/2026SkateAmerica.
The charismatic Brown met with the NBC Seattle affiliate and two local newspapers at the Seattle Saatva showroom to discuss the upcoming ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating event at the Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett.
From there, things got slippery. Brown went to the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle and got to throw and catch a salmon with workers there. He showcased his Olympic team event bronze medal alongside the market's own trophy.
Jason Brown stops by Fox 31 to talk about Skate America.
The 2015 U.S. champion went on to tape segments with Seattle radio station KOMO and Fox 13 Seattle.
As part of an open skate at the Everett Community Rink, Brown hosted an edge class. There, he participated in a Q&A, signed autographs and visited with members of the Everett Figure Skating Club.
Earlier today, Brown visited students at Whittier Elementary School and toured the Funko Pop Factory.
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