Events in Bothell, WA

A slatmill fun run at Pickles Playland in Redmond welcomes every dog. Participation does not require daycare enrollment. Dogs of all sizes, ages, and activity levels can take part.

A solo exhibition at Bellevue Library presents a thoughtfully curated selection that showcases the range and development of the artist’s practice. Visitors are invited to explore the works on display in a welcoming public setting.

Bring paper and a pen, or a laptop, to respond to writing prompts. This weekly drop-in gathering takes place on Tuesdays. Registration is not required.

Led by A Canine Experience, this recurring community pack walk at Tambark Park offers structured practice for attention, neutrality around distractions, and practical obedience. Handlers can fine tune a steady heel and a reliable down stay while moving alongside other dedicated dog owners. This free outing is designed for those who want to reinforce training and enjoy calm, social exposure. The group meets at the east entrance in the parking area beside the athletic fields within the park. Participants should bring a leashed dog, high value rewards, waste bags, and a constructive training mindset. The focus is on building stronger dog and human partnerships in a supportive A.C.E. setting.

This is a recurring drop-in session where community organizations are on hand to help people find and use local resources. Guidance may include food support, housing and shelter options, healthcare services, resources for veterans, emergency preparedness information, job readiness assistance, and more. For a current list of participating organizations, contact the library.

This Empowered Leaders Circle session explores practical ways to pay yourself, including approaches, amounts, and timing. It takes place at Empowered Physical Therapy and there is no fee to attend. Participants are welcome to bring snacks or drinks to share and to bring business cards. An RSVP is requested for an accurate headcount.

Participants meet at Shoes N Feet to connect with others who enjoy running or walking, then set off for a relaxed, social outing on Bellevue trails. The pace is casual and welcoming to all, whether you plan to run, walk, or alternate between the two. The emphasis is on enjoying the experience and having fun with supportive company.

This event features a friendly GlobeTilt trivia session at Eleven Winery in Bainbridge Island, WA. It focuses on curiosity and quick thinking in a relaxed setting, where a simple love of questions and answers is all that is needed.

Discover beautiful lettering at Obelisco Estate with a beginner-friendly modern calligraphy workshop. Designed for stationery lovers, DIY brides-to-be, and creative hobbyists, this session introduces pointed dip pen calligraphy with ink and covers the fundamentals. Learn how to add personalized touches to spooky spreads, such as lettering pumpkins for your front door or bar cart, creating a Halloween hostess gift, or elevating a special occasion. The class includes 1.5 hours of instruction and demonstration, along with a take-home starter kit containing two nibs, a pot of black ink, two lettering guides, tracing paper, a straight pen holder, and all writing materials. Everything is yours to keep, and the session concludes with hands-on practice lettering on faux pumpkins.

Showbox and KISW Metal Shop host a metal showcase headlined by Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg, with Crowbar, Left to Suffer, and Deterioration also performing. All ages are welcome to attend, and alcohol service is restricted to those 21 and over.

Blue Violin recasts iconic rock anthems in a candlelit setting, turning familiar riffs into a vivid soundscape for solo violin. Trained at the conservatory level and fueled by the energy of a full band, this genre-crossing performer fuses classical finesse with rock intensity. Appearances have included major halls such as Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House, within a world tour that spans Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. Expect fiery technique, cinematic flair, and reimagined classics that offer far more than a standard tribute, all delivered with the virtuosity that has earned acclaim around the globe.

Barboza presents a live performance by Ecca Vandal in Seattle. Entry is open to all ages, with alcohol service limited to guests 21 and over and a valid ID required to access bar areas. Doors will open at the time shown on the event listing, and the performance typically begins about an hour after doors, though timing may change without notice. All tickets are final unless the show is canceled, and opening acts may change. Orders that exceed posted ticket limits may be canceled without notice. Wheelchair access is not available at Barboza.

At a/stir, this feel-good Queer Munch brings people together to celebrate, connect, and share great food alongside even better company. Attend with friends, a partner, or solo, and settle into a warm, inclusive atmosphere filled with laughter, conversation, music, and queer joy. A gluten-free menu and a selection of drinks will be available for purchase. Expect easy mingling and many opportunities to meet new people and form connections. All identities and expressions are celebrated, and attendees are welcome to be exactly who they are.

Ilana Glazer brings her live show to The Moore Theatre in downtown Seattle, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation. Seating is reserved, with general admission in the second balcony. Each attendee needs a ticket, regardless of age, and lap-held infants are not permitted. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. Sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcode delivery is delayed prior to the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as newsletter, artist, Live Nation, and local presales.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley presents GRAMMY-winning jazz fusion group Yellowjackets, featuring Russell Ferrante on keyboards and piano, Bob Mintzer on saxophone and EWI, Will Kennedy on drums, and Australian bassist Dane Alderson, whose groove-rich approach brings fresh energy to the band. With a 43-year history, the group has released 26 albums, earned two GRAMMY Awards and sixteen nominations, and achieved worldwide critical and commercial recognition. Formed in the late 1970s while working as Robben Ford’s backing band, they issued their first album in 1980 and have continued to refine their blend of electronic textures and acoustic interplay. Recent milestones include a GRAMMY nomination for Jackets XL with the WDR Big Band and another for Parallel Motion in 2022 for Best Jazz Instrumental Album.

A friendly language exchange in Seattle brings locals and internationals together to meet new people and practice conversation. The setup is casual and mingle focused with no fixed tables. English and the local language are most common, and those who want to practice another language can speak with the organizers or connect with participants who share the same goals. There is no entry fee, but each person is required to order a drink upon arrival, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Please be courteous to staff, keep the space clean, and treat others with respect, since breaking the rules can result in a ban by the venue or organizers. Photos and video may be taken and shared on social media, so anyone who prefers not to be pictured should inform the organizers as soon as possible. Attendees are responsible for their personal belongings. Advance registration on the organizer’s website is requested. Event listings may be updated after the start and participant counts shown on Facebook might not reflect actual attendance. The organizers also offer help matching conversation partners for specific language practice.

Magic Theater brings Battle Royale to Tractor Tavern in Seattle, featuring a story set in an alternate dystopia where a class of ninth graders is seized by the Japanese government and compelled to fight each other under the Battle Royale act. Known as a favorite of Quentin Tarantino, this screening comes from the Magic Theater, a Ravenna-based program that highlights films and sparks conversation for Seattle movie lovers.

Water for Elephants (Touring) is set to take the stage at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. The balcony is accessible by stairs only because there is no elevator. For ADA accommodations or companion seating, contact accessibility@stgpresents.org or call 206-682-1414 ext. 5. The recommended minimum age is 8, and everyone must have a ticket. Babies on laps are not permitted. Ticket purchases are limited to nine per customer, and orders that exceed this may be canceled. For groups of ten or more, assistance is available at groups@broadwayattheparamount.com. Mobile tickets will be released to accounts four days before the show, and resale or transfer features are delayed. Sales are final, refunds and exchanges are not offered. The venue may adjust delivery methods, and orders that do not follow these policies can be canceled without notice.

Test your know-how at a lively trivia competition at Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood, WA. A live host leads picture and music rounds along with questions across pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Play on your phone, submit answers, and earn points while a real-time leaderboard tracks standings. Teams of up to six can strategize together, share spirited debates, and try to climb to the top. It is free to play, and a prize awaits the winners. Expect a competitive format, plenty of laughs, and a fun night out at Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood.

Neumos in Seattle hosts an evening centered on Geordie Greep, the black midi vocalist and guitarist, highlighting his solo debut The New Sound. Made with complete creative freedom, the album draws on contributions from more than thirty session musicians working across two continents, with several tracks recorded in Brazil with local players assembled at short notice and captured in a day or two. The music nods to figures like Frank Zappa, Frank Sinatra, and Scott Walker while maintaining its own voice. The instrumental title track leans into jazz funk with bright brass, wah wah guitar textures, punchy bass, choral flourishes, and interlocking rhythms that build a cinematic momentum, and the songs move between hushed passages and sudden bursts, often arriving and departing with impact. The record unfolds as a set of vignette-like scenes, with Greep guiding tales about desperation and the slide from confidence into self-deception. Street life frames many of these moments, placing listeners in cafes, bars, rented rooms, cabarets, and curious museums. Images range from the outlandish to the everyday, including cannibalism, being boiled alive, and a woman giving birth to a goat, while characters take on mischievous assignments, dabble in military cosplay, or celebrate perceived social victories, blurring satire and sermon. The single Holy Holy imagines a nightclub encounter set to 2000s-era indie guitar lines and a bold Latin big band arrangement that features three pianos. Greep has signaled a continued path of change by working with different session groups in different locations to keep results fresh and unrepeatable. All ages are welcome. Bar access is limited to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors open at the time shown on the ticket, and the performance typically begins about an hour after that, with schedules subject to change without notice. All tickets are nonrefundable except in the event of cancellation. Supporting acts may change. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Community members come together in a multi-use space to practice, receive extra instruction, and socialize. The atmosphere blends office hours, open practice, and a cozy jazz lounge, with snacks and board games on hand. During the first hour, Jazztime students can get free coaching from working instructors. Participants are encouraged to use this time to ask questions, gather practice tips, and catch up on missed classes. Pricing: $10 entry, $5 with code "access" if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

At Sea Monster Lounge, Hammond organist Joe Doria hosts an evening of music with some of Seattle’s finest players. Based in Seattle and fluent in many styles, he has supported numerous local solo artists and performs with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with projects that have toured nationally. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.

Gather outdoors for a relaxed, recurring coffee meetup at the Rotary Central Station picnic shelter in Kirkland. Rain or shine, drop in for conversation, a snack, and something warm to sip, with no RSVP required. Anna shares fresh-baked vegan muffins, Dylan often pours a rotation of loose-leaf teas, and Kurt brews regular and decaf coffee while also bringing hot water, tea bags, and hot cocoa packets. Pups are welcome and a treat is available. The spot sits on the Cross Kirkland Corridor, making it easy to reach on foot, by bike, while jogging, or by car. Reusable mugs are available, or bring your own. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer, whatever fits your schedule.

A casual Wednesday gathering for knitters and crocheters runs all day during regular business hours. Bring your knitting or crochet projects. Purchase a crepe and a beverage to receive one dollar off your order.

Enjoy a free, peer-to-peer lactation clinic focused on the 4 B’s... breastfeeding, breast pumps, babywearing, and beyond. Discuss breastfeeding hurdles, get practical tips, and learn pumping hacks and babywearing techniques while covering postpartum topics that support both you and your baby. Scales are available for weight checks, and experts can facilitate a guided weighted feed to help you understand milk transfer during a session. The setting is interactive and informative, offering answers to common questions and a welcoming sense of community. If you need help with a breast pump, bring the entire pump, including flanges and accessories.

Fresh mushrooms are being given away at a local mushroom shop in Everett for anyone in need. Organizers ask that those planning to pick some up mark Interested on the event page so they can prepare enough for everyone. Please share this with a friend who could use it.

Made in Bellevue is a hands-on community series that brings quick, walk-up crafts and creative activities to The Meadow. Presented by Amazon, each installment features a different project such as mini herb gardens, succulent planters, PNW-inspired rock art, and mini floral arrangements. This edition highlights ferns and broad leaf house plants, offering a simple way to welcome a baby house plant as the season changes. The experience is free, open to all, and first come, first served, with a casual drop-in format so participants can get creative and head home with something they made.

Just Between Friends Issaquah presents a large seasonal kids consignment sale at Pickering Barn, featuring a wide selection of gently used and new children’s clothing, toys, gear, and more from hundreds of local families. Expect prices well below retail, with many finds marked 50 to 90 percent off. A ticketed presale is offered, and the sale includes special discount periods with 25 percent and 50 percent savings. The event highlights budget friendly, sustainable shopping that keeps quality items in circulation and benefits the community. Payments are accepted by cash, major credit cards, and mobile pay, with a 3 percent convenience fee for non-cash transactions.

Get a clear, quick checklist of basic garden tasks with What to Do in the Garden, a free mini class in the Pop-Up Classes series. This 15 to 20 minute session focuses on the essentials for new gardeners and serves as a helpful refresher for anyone who cares for a garden. It tackles some of the most frequently asked questions in a concise, easy to understand format.

Drop in for an easygoing board game get-together at Margie’s Café at The Center, with beloved classics alongside new titles to try. Play at your own pace, meet other game lovers, and enjoy beverages in a friendly setting. The event is free and open to the community.

Volunteers come together at Operation Nightwatch in Seattle’s International District and Central Area to help serve neighbors experiencing homelessness. Space is limited to 10 volunteers, and first-time participants receive priority and are encouraged to invite friends. The Human Rights Society centers this effort on the belief that every person deserves dignity and equal value, reflecting Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which affirms the right to food, shelter, and care for all, including mothers, children, older adults, and people who are unemployed or living with disabilities. To RSVP, email info@humanrightssociety.org. For questions, contact Alex Sum at alex@humanrightssociety.org.

Connect with fellow makers at Burien Library during a monthly fiber arts gathering on the first Wednesday of each month. Everyone is welcome, no matter the craft or experience level. Bring a work in progress or experiment with a new technique using tools and supplies available during the program. Trade ideas with other participants, find inspiration through library materials and online resources, or share your skills with someone getting started. This event is for ages 13 and up. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

Normandy Park Community Club hosts the fourth annual Chili-Oktoberfest, blending a lively chili cook-off with an Oktoberfest twist. One paid admission includes tastings from 15 neighborhood chili cooks, along with pretzels, salad, dessert, non-alcoholic beverages, and entertainment by Manuela Horn, the Oktoberfest Queen. This family-friendly gathering invites attendees to sample a variety of chilis, reconnect with friends, and vote for favorites as both People’s Choice and Judge’s Choice awards will be presented. Kids can enjoy craft activities, and festive Oktoberfest attire is encouraged. Volunteer inquiries can be directed to Julie Fry at juliefry01@gmail.com.

Build confidence in spoken English in a welcoming conversation setting. Connect with fellow learners while guided by trained helpers who keep discussions engaging and supportive. Suitable for all proficiency levels, and no registration is needed.

Volkswagen enthusiasts gather for Cascade Kombis' monthly pizza meet at Spiro's Pizza & Pasta. All ages are welcome, there is no admission charge, and beverages are not included. The focus is casual conversation about VW topics, checking out each other's cars, and sharing recent upgrades. Doors open when the meeting begins, and anyone arriving early will need to wait until the private room is available. Three pizzas are provided partway through the meeting, while any additional food or drinks are each attendee's responsibility. Those interested in membership can sign up and become members after attending two meetings. Children may attend with their families, and the event welcomes the Seattle area community of VW fans.

Discordia Games hosts a free Wednesday night Dungeons & Dragons meetup with open tables for players of any experience level. Most weeks feature two to four simultaneous games, and walk-ins are welcome. Form a party, take on monsters, and connect with the local gaming community.

A casual trivia event at Echoes Brewing Company in Poulsbo for anyone who loves putting their knowledge to the test.

Explore rock painting in a playful, beginner-friendly session where participants use acrylic paint pens to create images, scenes, or decorative designs on smooth stones. Creative prompts are provided along with the rocks, making it easy to dive in and experiment with color and pattern. Facilitated by SilverKite Teaching Artist Merri Ann Osborne at the Renton Senior Activity Center.

MUSINGO brings a music-fueled twist to bingo at Firestarter Bar and Grill in Kent, WA. Feel Good Productions partners with SINGO to deliver a high energy sing along game where the catchiest parts of familiar songs take the place of called letters and numbers, encouraging plenty of audience participation. It suits birthdays, date nights, wedding parties, and other special occasions. Participation is free, printed cards and daubers are provided, and players can also use a phone or tablet. Prizes are available. Hosted by DJ SnakPak, this event happens every Wednesday.

Spend an evening on the walls at Vertical World North alongside fellow SAS members. The session is open to every skill level, whether you want to meet new climbing partners or try the sport for the first time. Day access is $10, or $12 if you need rentals. When you arrive, check in at the front desk and let the staff know you are there for the SAS community climb night.

Get in the spirit of brainy fun with an event devoted entirely to trivia. Enjoy a friendly setting where curiosity, quick recall, and a love of fun facts take center stage. Ideal for anyone eager to test their knowledge and discover new tidbits along the way.

This rehearsal gathers the Song of Seattle Chorus in Bellevue, WA, a women’s barbershop ensemble that builds a cappella harmony while developing music and stagecraft skills in a friendly, lighthearted setting. As a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, also known as SingUnited International, the chorus is part of a worldwide community of women’s barbershop groups known for a cappella performance and regional competition. With a focus on community and musical growth, it offers a welcoming environment for talented and enthusiastic singers.

Presented by Showbox, the Happier Now USA Tour features Movements with performances by Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. This is an all ages event, with alcohol available only to attendees who are 21 and over.

At Neumos in Seattle, The Hound Tour features hey, nothing, the duo of best friends Tyler Mabry and Harlow Phillips. Their lyrically rich emo folk centers on tight vocal harmonies and unguarded stories about addiction, toxicity, trauma, and family, drawing inspiration from Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower. They have sold out headlining runs and earned recognition from outlets including NPR Music, Alternative Press, Pigeons & Planes, Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, and media in their Atlanta hometown. Their live shows weave heartfelt storytelling with playful humor, and their resume includes appearances at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Shaky Knees, Austin City Limits, All Things Go, Live at Leeds in the City, Pitchfork London, and Pitchfork Paris, along with a support tour with Cage the Elephant. This event is open to all ages, with bar access for those 21 and over with valid ID. Tickets are nonrefundable except in the case of cancellation. Support acts may change, and orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled.

Two regulars of Seattle’s jazz vocal jam scene, Laura Steeves and Robin Kallsen, team up for a night celebrating the music of Latin America. The program spans fervent boleros and zambas, entrancing bossa grooves, and imaginative takes on bebop standards. The band includes Rob Lowe on guitar, Kyle Doran on drums, Dan Kramlich on piano, and Osama Afifi on bass. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Showbox Presents brings the Summon The Beasts Tour to The Showbox in Seattle, headlined by Castle Rat with support from Unto Others and Wraith Knight. Castle Rat fuses medieval fantasy and heavy metal, led by the Rat Queen Riley Pinkerton on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, alongside the Count Franco Vittore on lead guitar and backing vocals, the Plague Doctor Charley Ruddell on bass, and the All-Seeing Druid Joshua Strmic on drums. Their saga follows a mission to defend the Realm against Death, the Rat Reaperess, and their concerts lean into that lore with an immersive, interactive performance that includes choreographed battle scenes. The band has performed with Monolord, Acid King, and Green Lung and has appeared at events including Desertfest NYC, RPM Fest, and Hopsmoker. Their debut album, Into The Realm, released on King Volume Records, surpassed one million Spotify streams and reached the top spot in Bandcamp’s Hard Rock and All Rock categories at launch. A record-breaking Kickstarter funded their second album, recorded with producer Randall Dunn, known for work with Sunn O))), Wolves in the Throne Room, and Bjork, followed by extensive touring throughout the United States and Europe. All ages are welcome to enter, with alcohol available only to guests 21 and over.

Make midweek brighter with a Brazilian Zouk social at Dance Underground in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Held each Wednesday, this gathering centers on social dancing and time on the floor with the Zouk community. Admission is $10, or $5 for UW students. Pay via Venmo or with cash at the door. If cost is a barrier, options are available to keep the dance accessible.

Presented by STG, Jane Remover brings the Live Exhibit performance to Neptune Theatre in Seattle with special guest dazegxd. This is a general admission event. The ADA section shown on the seating map does not represent a specific seat location. TM+ resale is disabled, and ticket transfers are delayed. There is a six ticket limit per patron, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted.

McCloud’s Grill House in Bremerton hosts a lively karaoke night where anyone can take the mic and sing in a relaxed, encouraging setting. It is a welcoming scene for veteran vocalists and first-timers alike, with music, tasty food, and plenty of laughter shaping a memorable night out with friends. Expect a casual atmosphere, supportive cheers, and the chance to showcase favorite songs on stage.

Build confidence speaking English in a welcoming conversation group led by trained facilitators alongside other learners. All proficiency levels are invited, from beginners to advanced speakers, and no registration is required. To request disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

Explore your family history with personalized, drop-in guidance from a volunteer with the South King County Genealogical Society. Bring your genealogy questions and receive one-on-one assistance tailored to your research needs. Registration is not required.

Green Lake Pickleball offers free Beginner Welcome Courts where space is set aside for new and intermediate players to learn and play in a friendly, low-pressure setting. Pickleball Ambassadors provide help with the basics, including rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No experience is required, and you can drop in on your own or bring friends. Everyone is welcome, and sessions may be canceled if it rains.

A community pack walk on the McCollum Park Forest Loop Trail, guided by the A Canine Experience team, offers a refreshing training tune-up on a scenic path with plenty of real-world distractions. Participants can focus on building steadier attention, practicing calm togetherness, and strengthening longer settle-and-stay skills while deepening the dog and handler bond in a natural setting. Bring a leashed dog, high-value treats, waste bags, and a positive training mindset.

King County tenants can access free, walk-in legal guidance at Burien Library. Participants meet one-on-one with an attorney for a brief consultation covering landlord-tenant concerns such as evictions, disputed lockouts, utility shutoffs, move-in and move-out issues, repairs, discrimination, habitability, retaliation, and related matters. Services take place in the study rooms on the library’s second floor. To request a reasonable accommodation, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is available for online events.

Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Rainier Valley Food Bank are teaming up to provide resources at the ULMS Resource Center. Community members can receive help enrolling in health insurance, get guidance navigating healthcare services, and access food distribution. A short survey is available to share community needs and inform future funding so these programs can grow.

This monthly gathering brings together My Owners Circle members from the Eastside group at WildFin American Grill - Issaquah. Entrepreneurs and professionals meet in person to exchange insights, share resources, and learn from one another. Attendees can expect practical ideas, meaningful connections, and renewed motivation to keep their businesses moving forward. It offers a friendly setting to build relationships and strengthen a supportive business community.

During the West Seattle Art Walk, Arthur’s offers $2 off select wine pours. Take a relaxing break between art stops and enjoy a discounted sip as part of your stroll.

Settle into a calm drawing session in the Frye galleries and connect with the artworks through sketching. Frye teaching artists are available to offer guidance, encourage attentive looking, and create a relaxed, self-directed atmosphere. Drop in on your own or with a friend, stay for a brief fifteen minutes or spend the entire session. All experience levels are welcome. Youth may participate with an accompanying adult, and all materials are provided.

Discover how enjoyable needle felting can be in a hands-on class that covers the essentials of three dimensional techniques and fiber selection. Participants will craft a festive Halloween pumpkin to take home, choosing the shape and colors to suit their own style. The session is led by Wendy Tinker and is designed for ages 8 to 12. Tinker brings over 30 years of creative experience spanning knitting, crocheting, needle and wet felting, painting, sculpting, and mixed media, and she values felting for the textured feel and versatility of natural fibers.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat celebration of Indian street food and snack favorites at Simply Indian Restaurant. The buffet focuses on chaat and tiffin classics including Mysoor Bonda, stuffed mirchi bajji, muntha masala, pani poori also known as gol gappe, vegetable pakora, medu vada, sooji upma, aloo tikki chaat, and papdi chaat, plus masala tea served in a 4 oz portion. Admission is $16, with a $10 rate for children ages 5 to 12, and free entry for kids under 5.

Connect with fellow chess enthusiasts for friendly games in a relaxed setting. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned expert, everyone is welcome. The meetup takes place at Sons Of Norway in Everett.

Bingo features cards priced at two for a dollar, with blackout games for one dollar. Toasted subs will be available.

Dimsum Dialogue presents What's the Tea, a welcoming social support group created for and by AAPI LGBTQ+ community members. The group meets at Oasis Tea Zone, offering space to connect, share experiences, and build community in a supportive setting. Sessions are facilitated by Edsel Blanche, MSW. This free event includes bubble tea, features monthly guest speakers, and offers a chance to win a monthly $50 Safeway gift card. For RSVPs or questions, email support@prideasia.org. Made possible through the Gender Based Violence Referral Program, sponsored by the Filipino Community of Seattle, with thanks to Northwest Harvest and A|M Consulting & Clinical Services.

A friendly trivia-focused event that puts knowledge and curiosity first. The emphasis is on the simple joy of questions and answers.

Horror cinema devotees, paranormal fans, and anyone convinced they would survive a scary movie can test their knowledge at a themed trivia night led by psychic medium Kelly Kristin. The quiz spans classic slashers, iconic heroines, eerie locations, and other spine-tingling staples, paired with a playful chill in the air. Expect spooky questions, friendly competition, and bragging rights for those who outscore the rest. Teams may play solo or with up to four participants. A $10 minimum spend is required to participate. Whether you are a die-hard fan or the friend who peeks through their fingers, there is a spot for every kind of horror lover, plus an extra tingle thanks to the medium’s presence.

A trivia event at Dog Days Brewing in Bremerton. The premise is simple... it is all about trivia.

Neumos presents The Fake Brave Tour 2026 with The Army, The Navy headlining and Ella Woolsey appearing in support. This event welcomes all ages, and a valid ID is required for access to bar areas. Doors open at the time shown on the listing, and music typically begins about an hour later, with timing subject to change. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is cancelled. Supporting performers may change, and orders that exceed the ticket limit may be cancelled without notice. The Army, The Navy is the duo of Maia Ciambriello and Sasha Goldberg, whose roots near Mount Tamalpais and the coastal redwoods inform songwriting that blends earthly detail with a cosmic pull. After building momentum with the 2024 EPs Fruit for Flies and Sugar for Bugs and a breakout moment for the single Vienna, they opened for artists including Dora Jar, Paris Paloma, and Matt Maltese, then sold out much of their headlining Gentle Hellraiser tour. Their debut album, Fake Brave Life, grew from an intimate two-person process into a widescreen studio production shaped in Athens, Georgia and New York City alongside producers Drew Vandenberg and Mikey Freedom Hart, with session players and a string quartet bringing additional depth. The pair became close while studying songwriting in New Orleans, where individual ideas evolved into a shared voice. Now based in Los Angeles, they keep a running notebook of verses and images that seed new material. On Fake Brave Life, songs like Walls, 2 Collide, Stars Stay Awake, and Pretty, Pink and Soft trace love, loss, empowerment, and cinematic tension while returning to motifs of light, fire, and the night sky. The album follows a path from darkness toward dawn and centers on the notion of practicing courage until it becomes real, aiming to leave listeners feeling recognized and emboldened to take the next brave step.

Enjoy a casual trivia gathering at the Bainbridge Brewing taproom in Bainbridge Island, WA. Expect a friendly atmosphere where knowledge takes center stage and quiz lovers can share their passion for trivia.

Hammerfall appears with Evergrey and Elvenking for a multi-act event featuring all three bands.

Water for Elephants (Touring) arrives at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle. Balcony seating is accessible only by stairs because there is no elevator. For ADA-accessible seating or companion arrangements, the venue can assist by email at accessibility@stgpresents.org or by phone at 206-682-1414 ext. 5. The event is recommended for ages 8 and older, and everyone needs a ticket, with no babies in arms permitted. Purchases are limited to nine tickets per person, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled. For groups of ten or more, assistance is available at groups@broadwayattheparamount.com. Mobile tickets are released four days before the show, and resale or ticket transfers are delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Orders that do not follow these policies can be canceled without notice.

Jacob Collier brings The Light For Days Tour to The Moore Theatre, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation. Seating is reserved, with general admission in the second balcony. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile ticket barcodes will be released four days before the show, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note that there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is available by stairs and ramps.

STG presents a live edition of The Best Friends Podcast with Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata at The Neptune Theatre in Seattle. Spotlighting the kind of ride-or-die camaraderie shared by iconic duos, Nicole and Sasheer dive into real-life moments like changing your number, navigating single life, or trying a pole dancing class, all through the lens of best friendship… and if you do not have a best friend, this podcast fills the gap. This is a reserved seated show. Ushers are available to help with accessible seating upon arrival. There is an eight ticket limit per patron, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Unless otherwise noted, everyone needs a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will be delayed until four days before the event.

Step onto the dance floor for a lively social swing dance that makes it easy to meet new people. Many attendees arrive on their own, and partners rotate throughout the event, creating a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. You do not need to bring a partner. Prices are $15, $10 with the code “access” if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members. DJ details and special announcements are shared on the organizer’s website. Special pop-up editions with performances, themed dances, contests, and live music take place at various times and are announced in separate Facebook event listings.

Enjoy a lively line dancing night at McCloud’s Grill House that welcomes beginners and seasoned dancers alike. A professional instructor provides step-by-step guidance so everyone can move with the music. Delicious food is on offer, and the atmosphere stays upbeat and friendly. It is a great chance for friends and families to dance together, share laughs, and make lasting memories.

The Poulsbo Rotary Club hosts a weekly meeting at Poulsbo Sons of Norway, offering an informative setting with opportunities to connect. Guests who are not members are welcome and can let the host know they are visiting to receive help finding connections. A virtual option is also available through Zoom.

CreativeMornings Poulsbo gathers at Vibe Coworks for a talk centered on Altitude, a theme that invites views from higher ground in both geography and imagination, with a nod to places like Toowoomba that sit along the Great Dividing Range. The focus is on fresh perspectives and the clear headspace that helps big ideas take shape. Breakfast and coffee are provided by Oxalis, and bringing a reusable mug is encouraged. Admission is free, and tickets are required to help ensure enough room for everyone.

A back-to-school themed pizza party at MOD offers a chance to take a break from cooking and celebrate the new school year.

This session features stories, music, movement, and rhymes that build early literacy for young children. No registration is required. Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities are available upon request; email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. For online programs, automated closed captioning is available at all times.

A free weekly gathering at a Poulsbo boutique creates a welcoming place to talk about pregnancy, postpartum life, and beyond with other adults who understand. It feels like a casual social club with babies, and little ones are genuinely welcome. Nursing pillows are provided for comfort, tea and coffee are there to enjoy, and pajamas are perfectly fine. The atmosphere stays relaxed with no expectations, offering a supportive village for conversation and connection.

Strengthen your English speaking skills in a relaxed setting by chatting with other learners and trained volunteer conversation guides. Participants of every proficiency level are welcome, and no sign-up is needed.

Discover no-cost learning resources with friendly guidance. Bring a device if you have one, or simply come with your questions, and focus on the skills you want to build, including English, digital know-how, financial literacy, and job readiness. Support is available to connect you with the right tools to get started. Hardware troubleshooting is not available. This is a drop-in offering, so no registration is required.

Trick or Tree brings family Halloween fun to Kitsap County with a nighttime candy egg hunt across a Christmas tree field. Children search for thousands of hidden treats, some glowing and some not, all after dark. The evening also features a 30-minute family stage show, Spooky Woods filled with animatronics, a Candy Grab, a climbing hay tower, plenty of family games, a DJ dance party, and a visit from a real fire truck. New attractions are planned, with details to be announced. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Create sparkling crushed glass art at Eleven Winery during a guided, hands-on party led by Deanna and Paul. Choose from favorite designs along with Halloween and fall themes, then layer glass, shimmer, and embellishments to add depth and shine. No experience is required, with step by step instruction throughout. Tickets are per person and include one project. Select a 6 inch mini for $45, fun and giftable, or a 12 inch standard for $60 with extra room to create. All materials are provided, including the frame, crushed glass, a signature Potion, and decorative accents. Seating is limited. Most guests ages 8 and up do well. Younger children may participate at your discretion since real crushed glass is used. Photos are often taken for party albums, and you can opt out by letting the team know at the start. Plan to arrive a little early to pick up a snack or a sip and get checked in before creating.

Factory 93 brings Eli Brown to Seattle for a stop on his Panic Attack Tour at Victory Hall Outdoors.

Presented by Neumos, this show features Militarie Gun with support from Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy, and promises a twenty song set for a twenty dollar ticket. The band arrives with God Save The Gun, a new release that pairs candid, vulnerable storytelling with propulsive rock energy, tracing themes of addiction, self-sabotage, and the hard work of change. Entry is open to all ages, and guests 21 and over may access bar areas with valid ID. Doors open at the listed time, and the performance generally begins about an hour later, though schedules may shift without notice. All ticket purchases are final except in the case of cancellation, support acts may change, and orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be cancelled.

Explore the art of letting go and preparing for what is next, taking cues from how trees release and renew. Guided by Char Sundust, this reflective program invites a look at what can be gathered from recent cycles and what can be set down. Participants will explore practices to tend and mend the heart, acknowledge the soul’s longing, and meet these needs with clarity and wisdom. Expect seeds to plant for the coming season, support for shedding what is no longer needed, daily tools to cultivate gifts and strengthen the memory cortex, and a heart-cleansing technique to free the heart. Char is a mentor, spiritual teacher, poet, and memoirist, and serves as the Spiritual Director of SOI. Her healing work blends ancient and contemporary technologies to expand available modalities, grounded in the belief that healing begins with the soul, and that poetry brings medicine through symbol, feeling, and something like divination.

El Sid hosts a special Friday night dedicated to music.

A monthly gathering at The Refuge Church daycare features organizational business, announcements, a show and tell segment, and a featured program. Enter via the rear entrance. The group operates entirely through volunteer efforts, including refreshments and setup. Programs highlight lapidary subjects, jewelry-making techniques, and other aspects of rockhounding and mineral collecting, with occasional sessions designed for juniors. Nonmembers may attend and are encouraged to become members. Children may participate, but pets are not permitted because the meeting is held in an active daycare where allergies may be an issue.

A multi-band show takes over The Charleston in Bremerton with performances by SLOW GOAT, Constance Tomb, Across the Narrows, and Salush. Salush delivers alt rock from Port Orchard in its debut appearance, while Colorbard adds live visuals to the experience. The event is open to all ages, and a bar is available with ID. Admission is $15.

Meditative Insight Awareness presents guided group meditations at Mystic MVMT in Bremerton, offering a shared practice that nurtures deeper insight and an uplifting experience. On the second Friday of each month, Sunday Hamilton adds a ceremonial cacao and mushroom brew to complement the session.

A straightforward celebration of trivia. The message is simple... trivia is all you need.

Enjoy a pod-style Magic: The Gathering Commander tournament where players form groups of four. The winner of each group earns a promo pack, and you will need the official event code to claim any prize. For prize eligibility, each participant may enter only one pod that day. You are welcome to keep playing casual Commander games afterward, but those games will not include prizes. If a Magic: The Gathering pre-release is scheduled on the same day as Friday Night Magic, Friday Night Magic will be canceled in favor of the pre-release.

Nile Nightmares Haunted House 2026 goes beyond a typical haunted house with a fully immersive experience. Hold your spot in a virtual queue, then spend the wait exploring the Midway, grabbing a snack or a sweet treat, trying an escape game, or building courage in the Fear Garden. A text message will let your group know when it is time to enter the attraction. Admission includes a single pass through the haunted attraction, with an average walkthrough of about 20 minutes. This is a no-touch experience that features live actors and state-of-the-art special effects.

Lloyd Cole brings his North American solo tour to Seattle with a plugged in approach. After years of mostly acoustic solo shows, he is switching to electric guitar for this run, revisiting songs from his debut with the Commotions, Rattlesnakes, through to the 2023 release On Pain. He describes an earlier period spent traveling with two acoustic guitars and building The Folksinger Show, and now, looking back on that span, he aims to be heard simply as a singer with a wide body of work. For these performances he returns to his Telecaster and Princeton amp, shaping a career-spanning set that covers many chapters of his songwriting.

Presented by STG, Zoltan Kaszas brings his crisp, observational stand-up to The Moore Theatre in Seattle. The Hungarian-born, award-winning comedian has been highlighted by The Atlantic as a rising talent and has appeared on SiriusXM’s comedy channels, Fox’s Laughs, Netflix Is a Joke, and Scotland’s Fringe Festival, while headlining clubs and theaters nationwide. His viral take on why cats outshine dogs has earned tens of millions of views, with The Guardian in the UK placing it among the ten funniest things they had seen online. His catalog includes two Dry Bar specials and four independent YouTube releases, among them Modern Male, White Lies, Honorary Jones, and London Fog. Known for turning everyday moments into vivid, laugh-filled stories, he has built both critical recognition and a devoted following. All seating is reserved. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile tickets are released four days before the performance, and delivery options may be adjusted by the venue. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. The balcony is accessible by stairs and ramps only, with no elevator service.

Presented by Abbey Arts, Jon McLaughlin brings The Scenarios Tour to Woodlawn Hall. The Indiana-raised, Nashville-based pianist and songwriter channels his life, including fatherhood, into melodic, piano-centered songs. Since releasing his debut album Indiana in 2007 on Island Def Jam, he has toured widely, shared stages with Billy Joel, Kelly Clarkson, and Adele, collaborated with Sara Bareilles, co-written with Demi Lovato, and performed at the Academy Awards in 2008. His catalog includes Like Us, the holiday EP Red & Green, Angst & Grace with the tribute Still My Girl, the instrumental MOOD series and its follow-ups MOOD II and MOOD III, the EP Christmas Time, and the full-length All The Things I Say To Myself featuring fan favorites A Breakup Song and Outta My Head. He celebrated the 15th anniversary of Indiana with a remastered vinyl featuring Straight No Chaser, released the single The Only One, crossed the country on his Coast To Coast tour, added MOOD Christmas in 2025, and opened a new chapter with the 2025 album Scenarios. The venue is all ages. Shows at Woodlawn Hall are mostly seated, though seats are unassigned and not guaranteed, with chairs and benches available and standing room at the back. A simple bar offers drinks and snacks, including non-alcoholic choices. Guests are asked to keep conversation and texting to a minimum during the performance, refrain from filming from the seating area, and limit photography to respect others. Woodlawn Hall offers partial ADA access with a ramp from the rear lot and a lobby restroom, and the entry door from the ramp may require assistance. Service animals, as defined by the ADA, are permitted. Children 10 and under are admitted free to Abbey Arts concerts and arts events unless noted. Entry indicates agreement with the Abbey Respect Policy and all are welcome.

Presented by STG, The Milk Carton Kids bring their fall tour to The Neptune Theatre in Seattle. This is a reserved seating show. Tickets include a public onsale as well as artist, Spotify, local, and media presales.

Water for Elephants (Touring) comes to the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. The balcony is accessible by stairs only, as there is no elevator. For accessible seating or companion arrangements, assistance is available by emailing accessibility@stgpresents.org or calling 206-682-1414 ext. 5. The suggested minimum age is 8, and everyone must have a ticket. Babies in arms are not allowed. Each customer may purchase up to nine tickets; groups of ten or more can get help by contacting groups@broadwayattheparamount.com. Mobile tickets will be released closer to the performance, and ticket resale and transfers are temporarily delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Orders that do not follow these policies may be canceled without notice.

Enjoy a lively Latin dance night at LaVida Dance Studio in Kirkland, featuring bachata and salsa instruction followed by a social party. Classes run in multiple rooms at the same time so you can choose the level that fits you best, with options for absolute beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate dancers. No partner is needed, and all are welcome to learn, dance, and meet new people in a friendly setting. Pricing is straightforward: $50 for the full night with all classes plus the social, $40 for one class plus the social, $30 for a single class, or $20 for the social only. Pay at the door. To save a spot in class, text 425-642-1547. Dress as you are, bring good energy, and take advantage of plenty of free parking.

Dave & Buster's in Bellevue hosts a Music Bingo game night that puts a musical spin on classic bingo. A game host plays short clips from a mix of songs, and players mark the matching squares on their bingo cards. The event is free to attend and includes one bingo card per person, and you can use your phone to access your card and play. Winners receive prizes, with a variety of rewards in the mix. Expect lively moments with chances to sing along and dance to the tunes.

Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends team up for a feel-good throwdown where old-school grooves meet fresh sounds. The result is a high-energy blend of funk that keeps the vibe moving and delivers the party straight to you.

The Washington Heart and Stroke Walk returns to Seattle Center in Seattle for a community event that champions heart and brain health. About nine in ten people who experience cardiac arrest outside a hospital do not survive, often because nearby bystanders are not trained in CPR. The day features a health and wellness festival with Hands-Only CPR instruction, a brief stage program, and special recognition of heart disease and stroke survivors. The walk is untimed, and the finish line atmosphere brings cheers and smiles while everyone gets moving for better health. Participation and fundraising help expand lifesaving training, support education, and advance research in the local community. Volunteer chairs for 2026 are Amy Winsor, Assistant Vice President at Mary Bridge Children’s Heart Center, and Jorge Salazar, M.D., a pediatric heart surgeon at Mary Bridge Children’s Heart Center. Top sponsors include MultiCare Health System, Providence Health Plan, and Delta Dental of Washington.

This event is at Alderwood Community Church. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle and a positive attitude.

At Pier 62 on the Seattle Waterfront, this family and pet friendly, non-competitive walk brings people together to support those touched by breast cancer. It begins with an opening ceremony and continues as a celebration of survivors and thrivers, with moments to remember loved ones. Money raised helps fund innovative research, provide free information and support, and empower people to reduce their risk or find breast cancer early when treatment is more effective. There is no fee to register, and fundraising is encouraged. Teams are welcome to participate in raising funds, and silly team names are encouraged. Survivors and thrivers are invited to visit the dedicated tent to reflect on their journey. Information about volunteering, sponsorship, and other event details is available.

Presented by Cat, Baby Dance Club invites caregivers to enjoy a babywearing dance experience created for little ones from birth to 18 months, or as long as they are comfortable being carried. The session features a 30-minute class set to an upbeat, adult-friendly playlist that centers on bonding with your baby while also reconnecting with yourself and building community with fellow caregivers. Afterward, spend another 30 minutes in a relaxed play and connection space for caregivers and their babies.

South Kitsap Choir’s 4th Annual Mattress Fundraiser turns South Kitsap High School into a full-service mattress showroom for one day only. The sale features well-known brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic, with significant savings compared with standard retail pricing. Expect the same range of products and services found at typical mattress stores, including delivery and haul-away options. Multiple payment methods are available, and 12-month same-as-cash financing is offered on approved credit. Every purchase includes a warranty and an industry-leading comfort guarantee. Proceeds benefit the South Kitsap Choir Boosters.

Now in its tenth year, Japan Week offers a joyful celebration open to everyone, filled with upbeat festival spirit and a warm welcome for all. Admission is free.

Savor an all-you-can-eat South Indian breakfast buffet at Swagath Bellevue. The menu features idli, vada, pongal, upma, poori with Bombay chutney, dosa, punugulu, a sweet, sambar, three fresh chutneys, and chana masala curry, and tea is included at no extra charge. Pricing is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5.

Browse creations from more than 200 curated artists at a fall fair. It offers an opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping.

At Silverdale Waterfront Park, Team Stronger Together BC Fitness returns to take part in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The focus is on support, awareness, and connection, honoring the many families, friends, clients, and loved ones in the community who have been affected by Alzheimer’s. Participation is open beyond BC Fitness clients, with ways to be involved that include walking, contributing to the cause, or helping spread awareness. Look for upcoming updates on team plans, shirts, and fundraising efforts, all guided by the belief that no one should have to face this alone.

Practice reading in a welcoming setting by sharing a story with a loving four legged listener. Elementary students ages 6 to 12 read aloud to a certified therapy dog to build skills and confidence, with an adult. This session is supported by Pet Partners and Reading with Rover. Reading with Rover is a community based literacy program that partners with schools and libraries.

Celebrate the spooky season at a festive market by Artisan Alley PNW in Bothell Landing Park. Explore offerings from more than 30 artisans and bakers, enjoy food trucks, and take part in a scavenger hunt and hourly raffles. Treats and prizes are planned for kids and those young at heart, with more surprises to be announced. For any event communications, Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW is the sole contact for this market.

Explore the stories of Alki Beach on a walking tour that looks at the communities who have lived here and how different waves of settlement have shaped the area. Along the way, visit the Log House Museum, Fir Lodge/Alki Homestead, historic sites and monuments on the beach, and Doc Maynard’s home in West Seattle, with conversation about how perspectives on this history continue to change. Plan for about a mile of walking with several pauses. The route is ADA accessible, but there is no seating at stops. The program is free with registration required, and donations are welcome. The tour starts and ends at the Log House Museum.

SGC marks the launch of its 45th anniversary season with a homecoming celebration at the Chapel Performance Space at Good Shepherd Center in Seattle. Alumni from multiple generations come together to perform repertoire from across SGC’s history. A reception will be followed by a concert.

A welcoming meetup at Kerry Park celebrates Camilo, known as lowlifewreck, in Seattle. He is walking from Orlando, Florida to Seattle, Washington and has been sharing his progress on Facebook and Instagram, with more updates expected as he approaches the city.

Learn and play Scopa, the time-honored Italian card game whose name means sweep, at Casa. Paolo will guide instruction and play, with space for multiple tables at once. Attendees may bring their own Scopa decks, and additional decks will be available. Participation is free. Coffee and pastries from the caffe can be enjoyed during games. There is also an opportunity to try Scopone Scientifico. Play is available in Italian and in English.

Author A.L. Hampton visits the Northgate Barnes & Noble to sign copies of “The Crown of the Seven Realms,” her steamy, dark paranormal romantic fantasy series. Readers drawn to moody fantasy romance, paranormal storytelling, expansive multi realm settings, prominent love stories, and a touch of supernatural intrigue will find plenty to explore. Copies will be available for purchase, and personal books are welcome for signing. Look for freebies and other giveaway items during the event.

Water for Elephants, a touring production, will be presented at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle. The balcony is accessible only by stairs, as there is no elevator. For ADA seating, accommodations, or companion arrangements, contact accessibility@stgpresents.org or 206-682-1414 ext. 5. This event is recommended for ages 8 and up. Everyone needs a ticket, and babies in arms are not permitted. Ticket purchases are limited to nine per customer, and orders above that limit may be canceled. For groups of ten or more, email groups@broadwayattheparamount.com for assistance. Mobile barcodes will appear starting four days before the performance, and resale or ticket transfer features are delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, the venue may change delivery methods, and orders that violate policies can be canceled without notice.

Participants are placed into randomly assigned pods of four, and the winner of each pod earns a promo pack. The Event code is required to claim a promo pack. If an MTG Pre-Release is scheduled for the same day, this league will be canceled in favor of the Pre-Release.

Experience fast-paced pro wrestling that pairs high-flying athleticism with hard-hitting brawls. Designed to entertain longtime fans and first-time spectators alike, this high-energy show welcomes all ages in a family-friendly setting. Enjoy an affordable outing, with ticket prices kept low so groups can take in the action together. Tickets will be available soon.

Experience a live musical performance at Woodinville's Wit Cellars.

At Hilton Bellevue, this annual fundraiser gathers a welcoming network of TCF supporters for an evening centered on purpose, entertainment, and community. The program includes performances from within the community, with opportunities to see children on stage, and features a Pakistani dinner. The event supports the Seattle chapter and advances education for underprivileged children. Ticket details will be shared soon. For more information, contact salman.zafar@gmail.com.

A banquet hosted by CAIR-Washington will take place at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue. More information about the speakers will be shared soon.

Presented by STG and Magic Entertainment Productions, Gaurav Kapoor appears at the Moore Theatre. Seating includes reserved options on the floor and in the first balcony, with general admission in the second balcony. The event is open to all ages, and bar service is available to adults with valid identification. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. Sales are final and tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. Mobile barcodes are released shortly before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Each attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and infants held in arms are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator, and access to the balcony level is by stairs and ramps.

Take part in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament featuring a constructed advanced format. Entry is $5, and each player receives two OTS booster packs with entry. If a Yu-Gi-Oh! Premiere event is scheduled for the same day as the weekly tournament, the regular event will be canceled so the Premiere can be hosted instead.

An evening of music and camaraderie marks a warm send-off for Sage Haze before she heads into her next chapter. The lineup features three distinct voices. Seattle-based folk storyteller Erika Lundahl draws on roots of personal and collective resilience, moving between shadow and light in search of healing and possibility. Goldi Locke, the solo project of singer-songwriter Gabrielle Locke and currently based in Seattle, blends 90s alternative rock inspiration and nods to artists like Liz Phair with soft rock storytelling, grit, and a playful pop streak, writing about love, heartbreak, self-discovery, and finding what feels right. A Whidbey favorite, Sage Haze delivers intimate coffeehouse moods, a powerful voice with early-2000s color, and openhearted, deeply emotive songs for a heartfelt farewell.

Hosted at Bindi Community Yoga, this free community presentation introduces the world of wild foods and foraging in the Pacific Northwest. Naturalist and educator Jennifer McKeown shares how to identify and enjoy regional edible plants, with practical safety guidance, the benefits of incorporating foraged ingredients, and a kid friendly list of ten springtime finds. The session also explores simple ways to make medicine from wild foods as well as the principles of wildcrafting. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Seattle Pacific University and a certificate in Wetland Science and Management from the University of Washington. She spent ten years with a local conservation nonprofit leading native habitat restoration efforts and managing a native plant nursery. She now runs a photography business and teaches classes on foraged food, plant medicine, and wildcrafting. Her love of the woods often leads to spirited searches for edible mushrooms.

An in-person evening focused on connection with the Spirit world and with self, led by Amanda Gail, a multidimensional healer, soul guide, and medium. Her path into this work followed profound life changes that included serious health challenges, the loss of both parents, becoming a mother, leaving an abusive marriage, and stepping away from organized religion. Guided by an energy healer, she experienced a rapid opening to Spirit and began sharing messages from loved ones, later retiring from a 28-year hairdressing career to support others as a healer, guide, and medium dedicated to healing, freedom, and wholeness. The experience blends two practices. It opens with messages from loved ones in Spirit, along with insights from her guides and angels. While not everyone will receive a personal message, the atmosphere is intended to offer encouragement and inspiration to all. The evening then moves into a guided Soul Journey, a meditation infused with healing energy that helps you reconnect with your own distinct energy. From that centered place, Amanda supports you in inviting a guide, angel, or loved one into your energetic space so you can sense their presence and receive guidance and healing directly. She collaborates with angelic energies throughout her work, creating a high-vibrational setting that amplifies and concentrates the experience. Participants are encouraged to bring a small keepsake such as a stone or trinket to be charged during the gathering as a talisman of the connections made, along with a journal for reflections.

A vibrant evening of dandiya supports a meaningful cause. Organized by Hopes and Smiles for children, this fundraiser directs proceeds to cancer research at Seattle Children. The event takes place at Microsoft Commons in Redmond, WA.

STG presents The Menzingers on the Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour at Neptune Theatre in Seattle, with special guests Weakened Friends and Hot Water Music. This is a general admission event. The ADA area depicted on the seating map does not correspond to a specific seat. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Unless otherwise noted, every attendee requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted.

Flavors of the Northwest returns with an expanded, soulful celebration of regional cuisine guided by Chef Tay alongside local chefs, food artists, and community voices. Guests can look forward to an elevated tasting experience with multiple courses built around seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, crafted with bold flavors and a distinctly Northwest spirit. This edition also emphasizes connections with area chefs to highlight food sustainability and culinary education. Expect a memorable evening of thoughtful dishes, warm hospitality, and lively energy, with multiple seatings available and advance reservations strongly recommended. The price is $70 per person and includes a multi-course meal plus one cocktail or mocktail. A 20 percent gratuity that goes entirely to employees and applicable taxes are additional. All ages are welcome.

NWSO opens its 40th season with a family concert, Sounds of the American West, honoring 250 years of the nation at Highline Performing Arts Center. The program features Gina Gillie’s Philharmonic Fanfare recognizing NWSO’s 40th and America’s 250th anniversaries, Aaron Copland’s Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo, Scott Henderson’s Cascadiana, and Sketches from the Northwest by featured student composer Nina Iorik. It also includes the world premiere of Cowboy Suite by Brent Irwin, along with A Festival Rondo by Richard Meyers and A Pioneers Tale by Alan Lee Silva with students from Highline School District, Key to Change Studio, and West Seattle High School. Tickets are $15 to $20, and students age 18 and under receive free admission.

Rush performs live at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.

Billy Strings performs live at Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett, Washington. This concert brings the artist to the arena stage for fans in the area.

Grammy Award winning artist Paula Cole brings This Fire: 30 to the stage, celebrating three decades of her landmark album. With Rett Madison, this concert presents the album in full, performed from beginning to end. Known for fearless, emotionally incisive songwriting and a genre-blending approach, Cole revisits songs that are both deeply personal and widely resonant. Expect an intimate atmosphere, powerful vocals, and honest storytelling that honor the original spirit of the record while revealing new layers shaped by her continued evolution. Genre: singer songwriter.

Colombian singer and songwriter Santiago Cruz brings his celebrated pop craft to Ballard Homestead in Seattle. Over more than two decades, he has become a key voice in Latin pop, releasing ten albums and earning six Latin GRAMMY nominations. His work has been recognized for albums such as Cruce de Caminos, Equilibrio, Trenes, Aviones y Viajes Interplanetarios, and Nueve, with additional nods for Record of the Year for Desde Lejos and for the song 1.200 Kilómetros. His creative path also includes the 2021 book Diciembre, otra vez, a judge role on the prime-time show La Descarga, and an active touring history that has spanned Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, the United States, Mexico, and more. Recent highlights include the 2023 album Nueve, produced by Juan Pablo Vega, the 2025 release Quince de Caminos featuring collaborations with Junior Zamora, Monsieur Periné, and Juan Pablo Vega, and the announcement of Fragmentos for 2026 with new material and international touring ahead. This is an all ages event and the room is primarily seated. Ballard Homestead maintains a quiet, attentive atmosphere, so photography is kept minimal, and guests are asked to arrive and depart softly out of respect for others and the neighborhood. Quiet picnics are welcome with low-noise packaging and considerate food choices. Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages may be available for purchase, and there is no bar service. Seating includes padded chairs and benches with a small standing area for larger shows. The venue offers partial ADA accessibility, and service animals trained for disability-related tasks are permitted as defined by the ADA. Families should note that children 10 and under are admitted free to Abbey Arts concerts unless otherwise noted. All attendees agree to the Abbey Respect Policy, which emphasizes a welcoming environment for everyone.

Get ready for a fun outing with KatEGory7 Band at Buzz Inn Lake Stevens.

At the Roxy Theatre, renowned medium Travis Holp presents a live program centered on connection, healing, and hope. He delivers evidential readings for members of the audience, sharing messages intended to reconnect people with loved ones in spirit. Each appearance is one of a kind, blending tender moments with laughter and underscoring the idea that love endures. A meet and greet add on is available and includes a photo, a brief hello, and a few minutes to connect one on one with Travis. This experience does not guarantee a reading. Holp is certified by the Forever Family Foundation and is an author and spiritual guide who has conducted thousands of readings around the world. His work has been featured by Entertainment Tonight, Us Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Today.com, the Daily Mail, and People. He is the author of Are You There Spirit? It’s Me, Travis, published by Spiegel & Grau, and his live events blend spirit communication, humor, healing, and hope.

STG presents The Dresden Dolls in a reserved seating performance at The 5th Avenue Theatre. Ticket purchases are limited to six per person and per credit card, and accounts that exceed the limit may be cancelled without notice. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be available four days before the performance, and the venue may change delivery methods. Unless otherwise noted, every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator access to the balcony level, with stairs and ramps only.

Neumos hosts a night with Automatic, joined by Donzii, in Seattle. This event is for guests 21 and over only, and a valid ID is required for entry, so minors will not be admitted. Doors open at the listed event time, and the show generally begins about an hour after, though timing may change. All ticket purchases are final unless the event is canceled. Supporting acts can be updated. Orders that break the stated ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Showbox Presents brings Sammy Rae & The Friends to Showbox SoDo in Seattle with special guest Melt. Led by singer songwriter Sammy Rae, this collective treats the stage like a family gathering, inviting the crowd into a spirited, communal experience. Their music blends classic rock, folk, and funk with touches of soul and jazz, highlighting tight chemistry, skilled playing, and striking vocals. In recent years they have grown through word of mouth, selling out shows across North America, the UK and Europe, and appearing at festivals such as Bonnaroo, Sound on Sound, and All Things Go. Their releases include the EPs The Good Life and Let’s Throw a Party, along with the 2024 debut album Something For Everybody, and they are working on their next album. All ages may attend, with alcohol consumption limited to those 21 and over.

Showbox Presents brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to The Showbox in Seattle with MICO, a Filipino Canadian singer and songwriter blending alt pop rock energy with confessional lyrics. His debut album, When the lights turn on, weaves big hooks and modern twists into stories about change, home, and navigating love, channeling the spirit of 2000s and 2010s pop punk alongside bursts of hyperpop. After building a dedicated following online and moving to larger stages, he continues to pair emotive vocals with candid, coming of age themes for a set that balances high intensity moments with intimate reflection. This event is open to all ages, with alcohol available to guests 21 and over.

The event will take place at Ballard Homestead.

IAN ASHER brings his worldwide momentum to EXIT 206 at The Shop in Seattle, opting for an underground stop rather than the festival circuit. With millions of streams and performances on stages around the globe, this appearance showcases his sound in a setting that leans into the underground.

At Seattle Center in Seattle, the Heart Walk brings the community together in support of the American Heart Association’s signature fundraising effort, dedicated to saving lives affected by heart disease and stroke, the nation’s first and fifth leading causes of death. This gathering highlights the mission to advance heart health and stroke prevention through meaningful contributions and awareness. Seattle Heart Walk 2026 reflects a shared commitment to making a difference for those impacted.

A yoga session at ADA Social Cafe invites participants to focus on breath, flexibility, and connection. Instruction is provided by Sankara, a 500-hour certified teacher who brings more than three decades of personal practice and mentorship from yoga masters in India. The class blends time-honored techniques with elements of Sanskrit and Ayurveda to support balanced, whole-body renewal. The fee is $15 per person.

Enjoy casual chess games and connect with fellow enthusiasts in a welcoming setting. All skill levels are encouraged to take part, from complete beginners to grandmasters. Expect a friendly atmosphere focused on good games and new connections.

Marymoor Park in Redmond hosts the Hope & Heroes Run, a family friendly day with a superhero theme for runners and walkers of all abilities. Choose from chip timed options like the Fearless 5K at 3.1 miles and the Unstoppable 10K at 6.2 miles, enjoy the relaxed, untimed 3.1 mile Heroic Sip & Stroll, or cheer on the littlest heroes in the Super Sidekick Dash, a 0.4 mile dash for ages 0 to 5. Superhero costumes are encouraged, with finisher medals, overall and age group awards, and a costume contest adding to the celebration. The event is stroller friendly and welcomes every pace. Proceeds benefit the Northwest PANDAS/PANS Network, raising awareness of PANS and PANDAS and supporting affected families.

Celebrate Tai Chi mastery at a championship that highlights form, principles, and practical application. Participants compete in a welcoming atmosphere, followed by a shared open mat for collaborative practice. A discount is available for early registration.

Our Hive Juicery will serve cold pressed juice at the Mercer Island Farmers Market.

Mountlake Terrace Music presents its 8th annual mattress fundraiser at Mountlake Terrace High School. Shoppers can explore name brand options, including selections from Purple, Helix, Therapedic and more, with notable savings compared with standard retail. The event offers the same services found at a typical mattress store, including delivery and haul-away. All major payment methods are accepted, and 12 month same as cash financing is available on approved credit. Warranties cover all items, and a comfort guarantee is provided. This is a one day sale, and profits support MTHS Music Boosters.

A soulful, laid-back experience at Black & Tan Hall centered on great food, drinks, and feel-good music. Rather than a formal service, the focus is on connection and sound. Handpicked playlists on a high quality system span soul, gospel, funk, R&B, and favorites from past and present. This is the sole day for full restaurant service, with Chef Tay leading a brunch menu that has been drawing strong praise. The setting blends Southern-style hospitality with Pacific Northwest roots, with heaters, big cozy booths, a local art exhibition, and low, moody lighting. The building can feel a bit drafty, and comfort is part of the plan. Reservations are required due to popularity, with a waitlist available for walk-ins, and some policies may limit table time. Live music is not guaranteed. A grand piano, drum kit, and microphones are available on stage, and musicians who wish to share something can speak with the team upon arrival, review community agreements, and keep sets brief.

Calcifer Glass is featured at the Everett Farmers Market in Everett, WA. Visitors can explore the market and connect with this participant as part of the day’s lineup.

This monthly puzzle swap invites jigsaw fans to trade puzzles and discover something new to you. Any piece count is welcome, and there is no limit on how many you bring or take. Please label each box with whether the puzzle is complete and note household factors such as pets, smoking, or other potential allergens, a sticky note or similar tag works well. Items remaining at the close of the swap will be donated. If you are feeling unwell or someone in your household is sick, please wear a mask or plan to attend next month instead.

Set in Woodinville wine country, this relaxed drop in Art Café invites you to choose a creative project from a menu, sip wine, tea, or coffee, and make something beautiful. All materials are provided and cleanup is handled so you can focus on creating, and reservations are encouraged though walk ins are welcome. Popular choices include wine glass painting, pottery painting, painted candlesticks, watercolor bookmarks, and oil painting, which is the finest offering. It is a friendly way to catch up with a friend, plan a date, find a creative reset, or make a thoughtful gift. No experience is required. Indoor and outdoor seating are available, parking is free, and the first drink is included.

Water for Elephants (Touring) will be presented at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle. Please note that the balcony is accessible only by stairs, as there is no elevator. For ADA accessible or companion seating, assistance is available by email at accessibility@stgpresents.org or by phone at 206-682-1414 ext. 5. The recommended age is 8 and older. Everyone must have a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Purchases are limited to nine tickets per customer, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled. For groups of ten or more, support is available at groups@broadwayattheparamount.com. Mobile barcodes will be issued four days before the performance, and TM+ resale and ticket transferring are delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may change delivery methods. Orders that do not follow these policies may be canceled without notice.

The Seattle Seahawks face the San Francisco 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle. The matchup is covered by the NFL's flexible scheduling policy, which means the date and start time may change. Ticket information indicates a general public sale along with a value ticket offer.

At Kitsap Art Center, ages 5 through adult can explore acrylic painting on canvas through an easy, guided, step-by-step lesson that welcomes all experience levels. This family-friendly session is $45 per person and includes all necessary art supplies. Each participant will receive a cupcake to take home as a sweet finale. Advance registration is required.

This Tantra Speed Date® edition in Kirkland offers a mindful, playful alternative to typical speed dating. Instead of quick small talk, participants move through a guided sequence of meaningful, relationship-building mini-experiences with up to 20 singles. Activities include paired conversations, light movement and dance, and communication exercises that encourage authentic connection while strengthening practical relationship skills. Many attendees leave not only with matches but also with tools to bring more presence and care to their dating lives. More than fifty thousand people have taken part across dozens of cities worldwide, and most report matching with at least one person. A match guarantee provides a complimentary return visit if a match is not made. Feedback from past participants highlights transformative experiences, new relationships, and a deeper sense of confidence and empowerment.

Create shimmering art with crushed glass at Friends & Neighbors Brewing, guided by facilitators Deanna and Paul. This hands-on session features a selection of popular designs along with a fresh mix of Halloween and fall styles. Choose your design during checkout, then layer on glass, shimmer, and dimension with step-by-step support. No prior experience is required. Select the number of tickets you need, then pick one project per ticket. Two project sizes are available: a 6 inch Mini Project for $45 and a 12 inch Standard Project for $60. All materials are provided, including the frame, crushed glass, signature Potion, and embellishments. Most guests ages 8 and up do well. Younger children are welcome at your discretion, keeping in mind that real crushed glass is used. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to grab a snack or drink and complete check-in. Photos may be taken for party albums, and you can opt out at the start. Seating tends to fill quickly.

This free monthly series for young musicians and music enthusiasts takes place at The LAB at 1010 at Seattle Drum School of Music in Georgetown, Seattle. This edition features Groove Brothers & Co., plus an open mic and an improvisation jam that forms an instant band on the spot. Participants under 21 at any experience level can take part, and family members and supporters are welcome to attend. A full backline will be provided for the open mic. Free parking is available and the venue is on a bus line. The program is livestreamed on YouTube. Each month follows a similar format, beginning with the open mic, continuing with a featured act that includes at least one performer under 21, and wrapping up with the improv jam. The series is supported by 4Culture and Allen Family Philanthropies, and tax-deductible donations can be made through Allied Arts Foundation and Seattle Drum School of Music.

Experience live music at the winery each Sunday. Settle into a seat, relax, and take in the performance in a welcoming setting.

Pokémon fans can meet up for a welcoming League that supports both the Trading Card Game and video games. All experience levels are invited to participate. Bring your own cards and your Pokémon video game to play, trade, and work toward fun rewards. When League Challenges, League Cups, or Pre-Releases are scheduled, the regular League still takes place, but the focus shifts to the featured event. Players can still take part in the free regular League and receive the league pack.

Jeff Goldblum teams up with his longtime band, the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, and the Seattle Symphony for a one-night collaboration featuring orchestral settings of the group’s contemporary takes on classic jazz and American Songbook standards. For three decades, the ensemble has performed around the world. The program includes orchestral versions of their hallmark tunes and selections from their latest project, Night Blooms, presented with the quirky charm associated with Goldblum.

Created in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, this immersive concert traces the lively currents of Ibero-American music, where the sparkle of a fiesta mingles with the ache of distance and memory. Fandango’s crackling strings and the elegant contours of Marionas set the scene for a salute to the Morenas, whose stories of love and resilience pulse through songs and dances. Spanning sacred and secular traditions, the program reflects on identity, exile, and the power of music to connect past and present, faraway places and home. The repertoire draws from the Trujillo Codex, the Garza collection, the San Juan Ixcoy ms, Romances y letras a tres vozes, and additional sources. Performing artists include soprano Adriana Ruiz, mezzo-soprano Daniela Tosic, tenor Fausto Miró, Danilo Bonina on violin, Katherine Shao on keyboards, Miguel Morales on percussion, Eduardo Betancourt on Venezuelan harp, and Laury Gutiérrez on viola da gamba, presented at Seattle First Baptist Church in Seattle.

The 2026 Gothic Pride Seattle Pageant takes the stage at LeFaux Playhouse at Julia's on Broadway.

Put your knowledge to the test at a friendly trivia event that keeps the focus on fun questions and clever answers. Expect a lighthearted challenge and the simple joy of figuring things out with fellow trivia fans.

This weekly two strike pinball tournament has a $3 entry per player. A third strike may be purchased for $2. First place takes the entire cash pot, and with 10 players the prize pool gets a $20 boost.

ABRA Cadabra brings a high-energy celebration of ABBA to Edmonds Center for the Arts, featuring favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, and Waterloo. This family-friendly tribute has entertained sold-out audiences worldwide for more than two decades. Attendees often praise the joyful atmosphere and the spot-on delivery that captures the spirit of the original hits.

Neumos presents a stop on The Hell’s Belles Tour featuring Zolita at Neumos in Seattle. The multi-hyphenate artist brings a cinematic approach to pop, blending her NYU Tisch filmmaking background with music to craft vivid, story-driven visuals that have fueled major streaming milestones, a sold-out headline run, and a devoted audience drawn to the characters she creates. From her early viral debut and the Somebody I F*cked Once trilogy to the new Queen of Hearts era, visual storytelling remains at the heart of her work. Her forthcoming album, Queen of Hearts, celebrates queer love, joy, and authenticity while also turning inward to examine past relationships with new candor. The first single, Bloodstream, launches this chapter alongside a short film she wrote, produced, directed, and edited, inspired by the romance of former Miss Universe contestants Mariana Varela and Fabiola Valentín. The production features a female, non-binary, and LGBTQIA+ led team and co-stars Kyra Green of Love Island Games, hinting at Zolita’s feature-length ambitions. The new songs span buoyant anthems and raw confessionals. All Girls Go To Heaven champions living openly without fear, and Small Town Scandal channels her love of country and bluegrass with a fresh twist. Other tracks confront the pain of loving someone struggling with addiction, the uncertainty of relationships, and the searing reckoning captured in Grown Up. Strengthened by a deeply connected, primarily queer fan community, Zolita leans into vulnerability and purpose throughout this era. A portion of proceeds from Zolita’s fall tour will go to TAC and their work supporting LGBTQ youth across the country. This event welcomes all ages, with 21 and over for bar access. Tickets are nonrefundable except in the case of cancellation, support acts may change, and orders that exceed the published ticket limit are subject to cancellation.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts a Sunday trivia night where teams of friends and family answer questions on a wide range of topics. Food and drinks are available during the games, and teams compete for prizes and bragging rights.

Hiss Golden Messenger brings the I’m People Tour to Tractor Tavern in Seattle for a second night with Sam Amidon. A VIP package includes a general admission ticket, early entry to the venue, a Q&A with MC Taylor, a chance to hear songs from the current setlists, merchandise shopping before the general public enters, a group photo, a tour poster signed by MC Taylor, and a commemorative VIP laminate.

Presented by STG and Live Nation, Eslabón Armado brings Amor Nocturno to The Moore Theatre in Seattle. Seating includes reserved options and general admission in the second balcony. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be cancelled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are delayed, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap-held infants are not permitted. The balcony level does not have an elevator, with access via stairs and ramps. Artist and Live Nation presales are available, with a public on sale to follow.

Sammy Rae & The Friends headline an evening with special guest Melt. The group treats the stage like a family gathering, inviting the crowd into a welcoming community built on kindness, belonging, and friendship. Led by singer and songwriter Sammy Rae and sharpened by years of touring, they weave classic rock, folk, and funk with hints of soul and jazz, pairing tight musicianship with expressive vocals. Their rise includes the EPs The Good Life and Let’s Throw a Party, sold out shows across North America, the UK, and Europe, and festival appearances around the world, including Bonnaroo’s main stage, Sound on Sound, and All Things Go. Following the 2024 debut album Something For Everybody, they continue to expand their reach and are already working on their next record. This event is all ages to enter, with 21 and over to drink.

An evening of uplifting house music at Chop Suey in Seattle. Lineup updates are posted weekly on Instagram, and tickets are sold at the door.

A night out for ladies featuring drink specials, $5 trivia, and a dinner special. The auxiliary is also working to add Bunko on alternating weeks.

Presented by Showbox, Boy Harsher performs live at The Showbox. The event is open to all ages, with drinking restricted to guests 21 and older.

Complimentary lunch sets the tone for a relaxed, monthly meetup focused on easy conversation and connection. Pizza will be served alongside salad to suit different tastes and dietary needs. Drop in for a quick slice between meetings, take lunch to go, or settle in and make it a longer hangout with fellow attendees. There is no formal agenda and no expectations... simply pizza, salad, and friendly faces, plus a chance to step away from the desk for a bit. Come as you are and stay for as little or as long as you like.

Experience a recurring wine tasting in Port Ludlow that highlights different winemakers and seasonal pours. This edition features Casa Bruno with selections from Spain and Portugal. A prepaid ticket is 10 dollars per guest, or 15 dollars at the door, and includes a curated tasting of five featured wines with charcuterie. Lineups may change without notice, and there is always something new to explore.

This relaxed, welcoming book discussion centers on a monthly selection. Copies can be picked up at the MLT Library check-out desk. For the current title, check the Sno-Isle Libraries events calendar.

This recurring volunteer orientation is offered twice a month, taking place on the second Tuesday and the fourth Wednesday.

ABRA Cadabra brings an ABBA tribute to Admiral Theatre in Bremerton, with plenty of chances to sing and dance along to favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and more. Backed by more than two decades of sold-out performances around the globe, this family-friendly show celebrates the music with a joyful, spot-on delivery that audiences applaud. Attendees such as Gilberte Nowlan and Rob Randall have shared enthusiastic praise. Tickets are available online or by phone at (360) 373-6743.

The Washington Blues Society presents a Blues Bash that celebrates women of the Pacific Northwest blues scene at Aurora Borealis. Enjoy performances by Christi Michelle, Mercedes Nicole, Darneshia Smith, Mary McPage, Stacy Jones, Rae Gordon, Jill Newman, Polly O’Keary and Robin Allen as they bring vocals, musicianship and blues energy to the stage. This all ages event welcomes a suggested donation of $10.

At Wolfpack Cellars, UnCorked! Building Opportunity Through Community brings people together for conversation, connection, and opportunity in a relaxed setting. Hosted by Dave Hinshaw of Keller Williams and Ken Pearson of Movement Mortgage, it welcomes locals, homebuyers, and real estate investors to share ideas and build relationships. Enjoy nonalcoholic beverages, wine, and appetizers, with a complimentary first pour available when two books are donated, which helps provide additional reading materials for students in grades 2 through 5 at local schools. Attendees can expect a friendly atmosphere where local business leaders offer market perspectives and practical ways to strengthen community ties, creating space for new career leads, home buying insights, investment ideas, and meaningful connections.

A PNWVets community meet‑up and veteran connection gathering focuses on relationship building, honoring service, and shared purpose with the alliance recognized as the largest veteran‑led network in the Pacific Northwest. It is open to veterans, active duty, Guard and Reserve, military families, supporters, and community members. Participants can meet fellow veterans and families from across the region, learn about trusted local support networks and resources, and take part in community‑building activities. There are ways to get involved with no fees or fundraising, keeping the focus on community. PNWVets is a volunteer‑driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to connecting veterans throughout the Pacific Northwest, supporting veterans and military families through peer networks, honoring those currently serving and those who have fallen, and cultivating authentic, local community one county at a time. The gathering emphasizes genuine, local connection that can be lifesaving.

Thirsty Thursday Trivia Night features a weekly challenge with a picture round, audio questions, list questions, and more. Categories and eras change from week to week, keeping each game fresh and engaging.

A recurring wildlife photo walk with Kenmore Camera and Eastside Audubon invites participants to explore Juanita Bay Park, typically on or around the third Thursday of each month. Meet in the park’s parking lot before heading out to look for birds and other local wildlife. The meeting point is Juanita Bay Park, not Juanita Beach Park. Bring a camera or binoculars to make the most of the outing. Eastside Audubon member Chuck shares in-depth knowledge of the park and where to look at different times of year, and Kenmore Camera staff member Emily Kiyomi Manson, an avid photographer, is available to help with gear questions. The experience welcomes wildlife lovers of all ages. Accessibility details note mostly flat grass, pavement, and boardwalk. The boardwalk and paved paths are ADA accessible, while the grass field is uneven and not paved. No parking pass is required. Restrooms are closed during winter months, with portable units typically provided, and facilities usually open shortly after the gates, though this is not guaranteed, so plan accordingly. Weather, road, or park closures may affect plans. The walk proceeds in light drizzle, and if conditions are not suitable, a cancellation notice is planned about 24 hours in advance via Eventbrite.

A WSU Repair Cafe at Everett Community College offers hands-on help for household items that need attention. Volunteer repair specialists assess problems, demonstrate their approach, and provide one-on-one guidance so participants can learn to make fixes themselves. If a replacement part is required, they will identify what to order, and participants are responsible for any costs. The aim is to give belongings a second life and keep usable materials out of the landfill. This free event typically supports small appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, common issues with vacuums and lamps, toys, bicycles, basic computer software problems like storage or slow loading, clothing mending and simple hemming, simple jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor, among other items. Repairs are not guaranteed, a liability release must be signed before work begins, and organizers may decline to work on certain items based on the issue or available fixers. Cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. There is a limit of two items per person, and items are handled in order of arrival.

Readers gather at the Carl Gipson Center for a monthly book club focused on engaging discussion and the joy of reading in a friendly setting. Led by Nomi Hershman, the group explores a different book each month, from enduring classics to contemporary selections. Participation is free and open to all, and no registration is required.

Explore Edmonds through art at this free, monthly community walk. Throughout the month, businesses in the area display works by local artists during their regular hours, making it easy to drop in and see what is new. Participating locations also host special showcases of local and regional art that create opportunities to meet and talk with the artists. It is a welcoming way to experience the arts in downtown Edmonds.

A relaxed, partner based pinball competition using the Split Flip format, welcoming teams of two who want to play together. This monthly tournament emphasizes friendly, cooperative play and an easygoing atmosphere. The entry fee is $5 per two person team.

Part of the Original Cast Spooktacular Tour, STG presents a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The 5th Avenue Theatre featuring Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta. The Blue Mouseketeers provide a live shadow cast, and audience participation is encouraged throughout the film. A costume contest adds to the fun. Seating is reserved. A $100 VIP Meet & Greet option includes a VIP seating section, a special Rocky Horror VIP laminate, a photo with Patricia Quinn using your own camera, and an autograph on a personal item or a photo from her collection.

A vibrant Navratri celebration transforms Hidden Valley Fieldhouse at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue with colorful decor and a life‑size statue of Goddess Durga, creating a welcoming setting for worship and culture. The program features daily aarti followed by traditional dance and devotional gatherings such as Garba, Dandiya, and Jagran. Live music comes from bands and DJs, including performances by the BEATS Band, DJ Gabbar, and DJ Ruseya Fufad. Guests can explore authentic Indian dishes and boutique shopping, and enjoy cultural highlights like Dhol‑Tasha, a flash mob, traditional dances, music, and family‑friendly activities, along with daily rituals honoring Durga. Entry for darshan, cultural performances, and the opening unveiling of the Durga statue is free. Tickets are required only to take part in Garba and Dandiya, children under 10 can participate in those dances at no cost, and tickets are nonrefundable and valid only for the specific day purchased. The festival is supported by a large team of volunteers and performers who bring devotion, joy, and unity to the community.

Share a coffee and conversation with fellow Australians and New Zealanders in the Seattle area at a relaxed monthly catch up that favors easy chats over formal introductions. Expect friendly banter, familiar accents, and references that feel like home, from yeah nah and pie debates to that just-in-case jar of Vegemite. This is a drop-in style meetup without a set agenda, simply time to connect. Angela hosts the session. There is no cost to attend, and an RSVP is requested so a seat can be saved. Attend on your own or with a friend, whether you have just arrived or have been here for years. The group’s table is marked with Australian and New Zealand flags, and venue staff can help direct you. This gathering also appears at different spots around the region throughout the month, offering more chances to connect if this one does not fit your schedule.

More than a meal, this one-hour lunch event celebrates the community members who help make wishes possible for local children facing critical illnesses. From arrival, the atmosphere is uplifting, with wish kid smiles and a supportive community focused on bringing hope to families when it is needed most. The program features powerful wish stories, chances to connect with friends and colleagues, and clear examples of how support leads to real impact. It underscores that wishes are created by people, not chance, and is designed to leave guests inspired, smiling, and aware of the lasting change that can be sparked in just one hour.

An in-person art and wine collage workshop with Lisa Snow Lady invites participants to explore playful botanical themes. Using colorful papers, you will layer designs by cutting, tearing, and gluing, drawing inspiration from flowers, buds, leaves, and berries. Lisa offers step-by-step guidance on simplifying subjects, building engaging compositions, and selecting colors that complement one another. All supplies are provided, it is open to all skill levels including beginners, and everyone leaves with a finished collage suitable for framing or mounting. Wine, seltzer, and packaged snacks are included. You are welcome to bring a friend or a treat to share. The fee is $135.

Plan an evening in Charleston, a historic Bremerton neighborhood that offers global dining, entertainment, and shopping at small, locally owned shops. Third Fridays feature the district, with Charleston businesses sharing updates, ads, and specials for the night. Savor new flavors, take in the entertainment, and browse the shops while supporting local merchants.

Heronswood Gardens transforms for an annual Halloween haunt, with costumed frights roaming the paths, ghostly figures in the woodland, and atmospheric lighting. Families can follow a glowing pumpkin trail that offers a safe route for trick-or-treating, while older kids can brave the Trail of Terror. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are sold at the gate with no advance booking required, priced at $15 for adults, $10 for ages 7 to 17, and free for children under 7. Heronswood members must pay admission unless they hold Enthusiast, Patron, or Sponsor memberships. Unaccompanied minors are not permitted. Expect a scary experience, including moments when staff may jump out to startle guests.

No Slack Jack is a Northwest rock and roll party band offering a family friendly experience for all ages. Expect an upbeat atmosphere that welcomes everyone.

Experience live music at The Cottage in Bothell.

For generations, Swan Lake has captivated audiences with Tchaikovsky’s music and timeless choreography. This reimagined staging pairs that classic foundation with inventive lighting and glowing costumes that move in step with the dancers, turning the stage into a shifting canvas of color and feeling. Technology is woven into the performance as a complement to tradition, not a replacement. Light, music, and movement come together to create an immersive experience that invites audiences to rediscover a legendary ballet.

STG and Mammoth NW present an in-concert celebration of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth marking its 40th anniversary at the Moore Theatre in Seattle. Reserved seating is available on the main floor and first balcony, with general admission in the second balcony. The event is open to all ages, and a bar will be available for guests with valid ID. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile tickets will be delivered four days before the show, and ticket transfers will be unavailable until one week prior. The venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee must have a ticket, regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by stairs only.

Cozy Comedy brings Hayden Kristal to Edmonds Theater for a single-night comedy show in the heart of Edmonds, with Cozy Comedy co-owner Marcus Moreno also performing. Known for quick wit and upbeat self-deprecation, Hayden has been a semifinalist on America’s Got Talent, headlined at Netflix Is a Joke, appeared on HBO, and taken roles on Adult Swim and HBO Max’s Tuca and Bertie, building an audience of more than three million followers on social media. Hayden even leans into equestrian wordplay, joking that their pronouns are neigh/them. When not touring, Hayden spends time on a Colorado farm with equine companions named Chicken Elizabeth Nugget, Squidward, Debbi From Accounting, and Donkey Devito.

Taken By The Sky pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a faithful performance that channels the band in its prime, spotlighting songs beloved by millions. The six member group from Portland brings layered harmonies, precision playing, and an engaging stage presence that continues to draw new fans at every show. Presented at New Everett Theater. This event is open to all ages, and tickets are on sale.

At Showbox SoDo, Save Her! brings Pattie Gonia together with Sequoia and VERA. Presented by Showbox, this event is limited to attendees who are 21 and older.

Manette Saloon hosts a multi-artist show featuring NovaMotor, Septik, 3rd On Pike, and 10FOUR10. Admission is $15.

The Lime in Kirkland hosts three free shows in 2026 featuring an energetic mix of rock and roll favorites. The setlist centers on 80s hits with a few throwbacks from the 70s and 60s, drawing from artists like The Cars, Van Halen, Journey, Def Leppard, the Stones, Whitesnake, Billy Idol, Cheap Trick, Ratt, Poison, and Aerosmith.

Now in its nineteenth year, South County Cats hosts a cat-centric festival paired with a fundraiser, creating a friendly, playful atmosphere for supporters and feline enthusiasts.

An intimate day retreat opens a seasonal Red Tent series with a winter themed gathering centered on reclaiming the sacred feminine. Created as a grounded, supportive space for women, it invites rest, reflection, release, and a renewed connection to body wisdom and sisterhood as the colder season encourages turning inward. The experience begins with time to arrive and connect, followed by a warm welcome and a winter workshop devoted to feminine wisdom. Participants will move through embodied alchemy practices, a guided sound bath enhanced with Reiki, journaling and a sharing circle, tarot readings offered by Tori and Ilena, and a creative art segment led by Mouses Mystical Moon. A communal dinner aligned with the winter theme leads into a release ritual and a mindful closing. This is the first installment in a series that continues in spring, summer, and fall, exploring the cycles women move through and ways to honor each season within. The fee is $75, with a payment plan available. Space is limited to 20 women. Location to be announced.

Celebrate the spirit of Karwa Chauth at a lively bazaar featuring shopping, tasty food stalls, and festive activities at Hilton Garden Inn Redmond Seattle. Browse imitation and silver jewelry, special dupattas, lehengas, sarees, suits, skirts, and a range of traditional and trendy menswear. Discover home decor, gifts, candles, juttis, and more, with henna artists available. This one-stop marketplace makes it easy to gather festive essentials for Karwa Chauth.

Step into the Witches Market of Tricks and Treats, a lively community marketplace at the VOA Carl Gipson Center in Everett, WA. Browse a wide range of artisan and small-batch goods, including crystals and minerals, handmade jewelry, soaps, candles, art, home-crafted items, apparel, and plants, along with food vendors and plenty of sweets. Discover wellness and spiritual offerings with Reiki and other energy sessions, tarot and astrology insights, mediumship and psychic readings, and aura photography. Take part in classes, rituals, and interactive activities for both kids and adults throughout the day. Admission is free, and giveaways take place every hour. Parking is available off Broadway, with validation provided via a QR code inside for vehicles parked in spaces 6 through 55. For vendor inquiries, the only official contact is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and there are no other vending coordinators.

Two days of independent horror take over Roxy Theatre with a chapter dedicated to uplifting creators behind the scares. The program features curated film showcases, an awards segment recognizing standout work, and time set aside for conversations with the people who make it all happen. The focus spans the community, from filmmakers and photographers to screenwriters and animators, creating a welcoming hub for those who bring horror to life.

Maria Bamford takes the stage at The Neptune Theatre for an early performance presented by STG. Seating is reserved, and there is a standing bar area. This event welcomes all ages, and bar service is available with valid ID. Ticket access includes a local presale and a public onsale.

Presented by Kitsap Bazaar, the first Witches Night Out in Kitsap County transforms Quincy Square into an evening marketplace with witchy ambiance, local vendors and entertainment. Explore makers and merchants with Halloween flair, tarot and other mystical services, dark art, crystals, apothecary goods and handmade items, along with food vendors serving spooky treats. Dressing up is encouraged. Businesses throughout downtown are slated to participate with a Witch Crawl, themed drinks, entertainment and other surprises throughout the night. Admission is free for all. For added perks, optional passports are available. The Witchling Passport at $35 includes an official passport and sticker, an event map highlighting participating stops, one raffle ticket, entry into a stamp challenge and access to specials and discounts. The Enchanted Witch Passport at $45 builds on that with five additional raffle tickets, an exclusive tote bag, priority check in, a bonus challenge and a gift from participating sponsors. The Grand Coven VIP at $65 includes everything in the Enchanted tier plus fifteen raffle tickets, a premium VIP swag bag, an exclusive pin, a VIP only prize drawing, a featured photo opportunity and first access to event merchandise. Listed package values are $50+, $75+ and $100+. Everyone is welcome to dress up, browse participating businesses, enjoy downtown festivities, snap photos at themed installations and take in costume contests and activities.

This annual art show and sale features artworks priced at $36, with proceeds benefiting ShoreLake Arts programs. The event takes place in the PUB, also known as the 9000 Building, at Shoreline Community College.

Heronswood Gardens hosts an annual Halloween celebration featuring costumed characters roaming the grounds, eerie figures in the woods, and a dramatic light display. Families will find a clearly marked, lit pumpkin path for younger trick-or-treaters, while older kids can brave the Trail of Terror. Food and beverages are available for purchase. Tickets are sold at the gate with no advance booking required. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for ages 7 to 17, and children under 7 enter free. Heronswood garden members pay standard entry for this event unless they hold Enthusiast, Patron, or Sponsor memberships. Unaccompanied minors are not admitted. This is a frightening experience, and staff may jump out to startle guests.

Settle into a softly lit space where candles glow, blankets invite you to unwind, and doing nothing is perfectly welcome. Candlelit Rest & Sound offers a gentle blend of restorative yoga and immersive sound designed to ease stress, release tension, and give the nervous system a calm reset. Stephanie leads slow, supported poses with props like bolsters, blankets, and blocks, creating an experience that feels like intentional adult nap time. As your body relaxes, waves of sound from crystal singing bowls, gongs, and other instruments guide the mind toward a dreamy, meditative state while offering a deep energetic recharge. No prior yoga experience is necessary, and comfort is encouraged, from pajamas and fuzzy socks to your favorite cozy blanket. Bring a yoga mat and water, along with crystals or personal items you would like cleared and refreshed by sound. Hosted at IGi Fitness BLUE ZONE in Port Orchard, space is limited to 13 participants to keep the atmosphere warm and intimate. Pricing is $22 for adults and $18 for teens, seniors 65 and older, and veterans. For safety, anyone who is pregnant, has a pacemaker or metal implants, or has medical concerns should consult a doctor before taking part in a yoga class and sound bath.

Grassquatch Collective heads back to Marketplace + By The Glass on Bainbridge Island for a free concert, marking yet another sighting at the same spot this year before settling in for winter. Expect live music and cold drinks, along with at least one song they are determined to nail. This edition of the collective features Jeff Engebretson on banjo and vocals, with the rest of the lineup still to be confirmed, since wrangling Grassquatches can be a challenge.

Side Hustle Taproom hosts a stand-up showcase from Next Stop Comedy, which brings comedians to local venues. Each performance offers a fresh lineup, including comics with television and podcast credits.

At Chinnie's Kitchen, KatEGory7 Band sets the tone with an energetic live performance while the kitchen serves a fusion of Asian flavors. Lively rhythms and flavorful dishes create a welcoming atmosphere.

Booker T. Jones, the influential multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer, and arranger behind Booker T. & the MGs, appears with his quartet for an intimate night of blues and soul. The creator of the timeless instrumental Green Onions, a million-selling hit recognized on Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 Greatest Songs, he brings a body of work that spans more than sixty years, including Time Is Tight, Hip Hug-Her, and Melting Pot. His collaborations include Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam & Dave, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Barbra Streisand, Carlos Santana, and Willie Nelson. A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award honoree and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee with the MGs, Jones continues to record and tour around the world. Expect classic grooves and the stories behind the music.

D.R.I. takes the stage with the ferocious, high-speed collision of hardcore punk and thrash metal that has defined the band for 35 years. A genuine underground force that has stayed true to its pure punk roots, the Dirty Rotten Imbeciles remain active on the road and in the studio, bringing undiminished volume and intensity. The performance delivers a barrage of speed and power that is loud, fast, and unmistakably D.R.I., driven by the same uncompromising spirit as ever.

Spend time getting to know dogs from Smidget Rescue at a relaxed meet and greet. The dogs will be available to visit throughout the event, so there is no need to arrive right at the beginning. If you are interested in adopting, please note that the rescue follows a process that includes an application, reference checks, and a home visit. Placements are based on best fit rather than order of arrival, and adoptions are not finalized on the same day.

This community drum circle at Poulsbo Parks and Recreation blends gentle facilitation with open, free-form hand drumming to create a welcoming space for connection, creativity, and shared rhythm. It is open to newcomers and experienced players alike. Hand drums and percussion are provided, and personal instruments are welcome. Participants can expect grounding rhythms, moments of deep listening, playful expression, and collective sound. This gathering is donation based, with no one turned away for lack of funds. The intention is to make rhythm, sound, and community accessible to all.

Live jazz from Marjie Peterson anchors a themed fundraiser benefiting VFW Redmond. The venue features a spacious dance floor, with food and beverages available to buy. Attendance is limited to VFW members, associate members, and their guests; for membership information, contact Marjie Peterson.

Low-income King County residents dealing with landlord and tenant concerns can stop by for a walk-in clinic that provides no-cost legal guidance, informational resources, intake and screening, and help navigating related systems. Each tenant meets one-on-one with a Housing Justice Project attorney for a brief consultation about issues with a landlord, including lockouts, move-in or move-out problems, discrimination, habitability, and other disputes. More information is available from Tacomaprobono.

Spark Creatives hosts a monthly body doubling and coworking session that provides a focused setting to tackle small business responsibilities and everyday chores. Participants can work on tasks such as social media planning, general administrative items, overdue online forms, meal planning, or a long postponed email. The shared presence offers accountability and a change of environment, with opportunities to get work done in a new setting and possibly meet new people. This is not a guided or educational session. Attendance is free, and optional donations support snacks and the workspace.

This monthly gathering offers a welcoming space to explore Tarot while connecting with others who share your interests. Each session delves into the cards' symbolism, uncovers insights for personal growth, and explores approaches for using Tarot to empower yourself and support others. Attention is given to self awareness, spiritual development, and tuning into intuition, so you can build skills that nurture your own path of exploration. Tea will be provided, and participants are invited to bring a snack to share.

A cozy evening of tea and hands-on making brings together a welcoming circle of creators. Supplies are available for a simple craft, and participants may also bring works in progress to continue during the gathering. This relaxed, social setting invites crafters of every identity to create, chat, and connect. Refreshments are provided by Friends of Renton Libraries. Presented in partnership with the Renton LGBTQIA+ Community.

Paint a star-filled autumn sky above a glowing pumpkin patch at Darby Winery. All supplies are provided, including canvas, paints, and brushes, and step-by-step instruction helps you complete the scene. The setting is warm and social, and you will leave with your finished Starry Night Pumpkin Patch artwork. Wine is available for purchase from the winery during the session.

This month highlights Modern Comfort Food: a Barefoot Contessa Cookbook by Ina Garten. Prepare one or more recipes from the book, then email the librarian host a photo of your finished dish along with brief notes about your experience. Food will not be shared at the meeting, so a slide show of participants’ culinary efforts will guide a conversation about both successes and stumbles. Registration is available for either the online or the in-person format, and please register for each session you plan to attend. Walk-ins are welcome. A link to participate virtually will be emailed in advance; check your Junk or Spam folder if it does not arrive. To request reasonable accommodation, email access@kcls.org at least seven days beforehand. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

Shoshana Bean brings her powerhouse vocals and commanding stage presence to Kirkland Performance Center for a concert celebrating a remarkable Broadway and recording career. Recently honored with her first Tony Award at the 79th Annual Tony Awards, she received Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical for portraying Lucy Emerson in The Lost Boys and continues to star in the production. Before that, her turn as Jersey in Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen earned a Grammy Award, a Tony nomination, and additional theater recognitions. Her Broadway credits also include Mr. Saturday Night opposite Billy Crystal, Waitress, Wicked as the first replacement Elphaba, and Hairspray in the original Broadway cast. Beyond the stage, six independently released albums and EPs have reached the top of the Billboard and iTunes charts, including a number one on the Billboard Jazz Chart. Her voice is also featured in film and television titles such as Sing, Sing 2, Enchanted, The Boys, Glee, and Galavant. Expect soaring vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and a dynamic live performance from one of Broadway’s most celebrated talents.

Emerald City Jazz Orchestra returns to Aurora Borealis for an evening of hard swinging big band jazz featuring musicians from across the Northwest. The trumpet section includes Kevin Seeley, Greg Lyons, Jay Thomas, and Al Keith, with trombonists Nathan Vetter, David Marriott, Greg Schroeder, and David Bentley, saxophonists Travis Ranney, Joey Tindall, Mike West, Rich Cole, and Nathaniel Schleimer, and a rhythm section of Greg Williamson, Heather Chriscaden, and Reuel Lubag. Aurora Borealis offers food, beverages, and service during the show. There is no cover. A tip jar will be available for digital or cash contributions, with a suggested donation of $10 per person.

Set out on a welcoming wildlife photo walk at Juanita Bay Park with Kenmore Camera and Eastside Audubon. This open outing invites participants to explore, observe, and photograph local birds and other wildlife. The group gathers in the park’s parking lot before heading out, and it runs monthly on or around the third Thursday. Please note the location is Juanita Bay Park, not Juanita Beach Park. Bring a camera or binoculars. Eastside Audubon member Chuck Guilford knows where to look at different times of the year, and Kenmore Camera staff member Emily Kiyomi Manson, an avid photographer, will be available to help with gear questions. The walk welcomes wildlife lovers of all ages. Accessibility details include mostly flat grass, pavement, and boardwalk. The boardwalk and paved paths are ADA accessible, while the grass field is uneven and not paved. No parking pass is required. Restrooms are closed during winter, with portable units typically available in those months. Facilities usually open after the gates open, but this is not guaranteed, so plan accordingly. Weather, road, or park closures may affect the walk, especially in winter. The event continues in light drizzle, and if conditions are not suitable a notice about 24 hours in advance will be sent via Eventbrite if cancellation is necessary.

Kinship caregivers come together each month for a supportive gathering hosted by Kinship Care Alliance Snohomish County. The group provides a welcoming place to connect with peers, exchange experiences, and find useful resources. Kinship care refers to children being raised full time by relatives or by adults who have a meaningful, recognized bond with the child and family, including through adoption or marriage. This program is part of InterCultural Children & Family Services, funded by Collaborative Action Network, in partnership with the Carl Gipson Center. For more information, call 425-494-2290.

Enjoy a monthly craft class in a relaxed, welcoming setting where you can explore new materials and techniques. Each session introduces a different project, and everyone heads home with a handmade piece created in class. The format is friendly to all skill levels and offers a small-group experience that makes trying something new feel comfortable. Led by instructor Susan Trammell at the Carl Gipson Center in the Mt. Adams Classroom, the class costs $5 and is limited to 10 participants. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Beyond Binary Connections at Redmond Library offers a biweekly, low-pressure social space for transgender and non-binary community members. Settle in with a book or an art project and enjoy quiet company, or bring a game and spark conversation if you feel more social. The gathering is facilitated by Milo. To find the group, look for a skull on the table. All ages are welcome. Attendees who are minors or under legal guardianship should come with a guardian or a friend, and youth may attend with another youth. Guardians, friends, or caretakers do not need to be transgender or non-binary. This is a safe space, and behavior that disrespects 2SLGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities will lead to being asked to leave. Support for this program comes from Leoh Blooms, LPL Financial, and Four Elements Realty.

A relaxed evening of cars and community unfolds inside the Park Place Autos Classic Car Showroom. The second annual Gears & Cheers brings a happy hour atmosphere to a setting surrounded by classic cars, with conversation and activities supporting a life-saving cause. Guests can enjoy heavy appetizers and drinks while they mingle. A silent auction and a raffle offer chances to win prizes and experiences. The car theme continues with a racing simulator and a wine toss. All proceeds benefit Alexander’s Hope in partnership with the Nick of Time Foundation, helping fund the Youth Heart Screening Program. These screenings identify hidden heart conditions in young people ages 14 to 24 and include CPR and AED training so students and communities have tools to save lives. Dress is flexible, from casual to car-inspired looks like Formula 1, NASCAR, or vintage racing tees.

The upstairs restaurant at Aurora Borealis hosts Thursday Night Trivia. Participation is free, and prizes are up for grabs.

Set aside three days on Whidbey Island for a women’s semi-residential experience designed as a caring, protected space for deep, felt healing. The Gift centers on validation, transformation, and renewal, inviting participants to explore themselves with the support of unconditional care and a nonjudgmental atmosphere. Tuition is $1,200, with a special rate of $1,000 for the first four reviewers. An additional $765 covers four nights of accommodation and healthy meals. Space is limited due to the intimate nature of the work, and a nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit is required to secure a place. For booking inquiries, contact Celeen Woodbury at 360-632-1072 or celeenwoodbury@whidbey.com, or Amanda Solosky at 505-400-3372 or asolosky@gmail.com.

KickStart Morning Mingle offers a friendly start to the day with lively conversation and purposeful networking at Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Everett Downtown. Attendees connect with fellow innovators, exchange ideas, and set a productive tone for the month ahead. New members will find it a welcoming first meeting to get acquainted with the chamber. Coffee and pastries are generously provided by Courtyard by Marriott.

A hybrid book discussion explores Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See, with options to participate online or at the Kenmore Library. New participants are welcome. Register to receive the discussion questions, and sign up separately for each session you plan to attend. Drop-ins are welcome. If you register, an email with the online access link will arrive the day before the program. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request by emailing access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is available for online participation.

Experience Pike Place Market in a new light as it transforms into an evening showcase of local art, music, food, and community. Explore open galleries, discover handmade goods from makers, and enjoy food and drinks with a beer garden on site. The Rabbit Box curates live performances on the main stage, while interactive art and pop up activations enliven corners throughout the Market beneath the Public Market Clock & Sign. Guests can meet artists, musicians, and small business owners and take in the creative spirit of this landmark. As part of the Downtown Seattle Art Walk, the night can extend into nearby galleries across downtown. Presented in partnership with the Seattle Office of Economic Development and The Rabbit Box, The Night Shift is a free monthly series, and this edition features a special Dia de Los Muertos celebration.

Josiah Bogle brings a live set to Evergreen Family Wines • Woodinville Tasting Room, blending original songs with classic covers. The performance spans vintage pop, rock, and soul, reimagined with a fresh, modern touch. Attendees are welcome to request their favorite songs during the show.

Settle into a ceremonial circle with Mama Cacao, where this heart-opening ritual invites a gentle softening of mental restlessness and a felt sense of inner safety. From this calm space, meditation can deepen naturally and awareness can drift into the most intimate layers of the soul, with an invitation to explore the Akashic realms and remembrance. The experience is intended to open the heart and strengthen self-connection, quiet the mind for deep meditation, and support access to intuitive wisdom and soul guidance. It offers room for healing, clarity, and emotional release, helping you realign with your authentic self and inner knowing. Guided by Srimanju Katragadda, an intuitive energy channeler and spiritual coach dedicated to helping people connect with their true selves, the gathering draws on her background as a Reiki Master Teacher, cacao practitioner, and Akashic Records Reader. She is a bestselling author of Connect to Your Inner Guide and Kids Affirmation Deck, a podcaster behind Life is Magical, and a public speaker, with a focus on interpreting the soul’s journey and deeper life purpose.

Wine Alley sets the scene in Woodinville for an evening of favorites and requests with Taste of Whisky at Tsillan Cellars.

A birthday celebration for Stacy Jones featuring live music. Performances include the Stacy Jones Band, Mad Bojo, and special guests.

New Everett Theater hosts a double bill of rock tributes as PWRUP brings the thunder of AC/DC and Bad Medicine salutes Bon Jovi. PWRUP delivers searing riffs, towering Marshall stacks, and tight, high-voltage playing that puts the audience in the middle of the action. Their set spans the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years, capturing the band’s prime-era bite with meticulous detail and a true rock and roll edge. Bad Medicine showcases the anthems and spirit of Bon Jovi with an energetic show built on classics like Livin’ on a Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive, and Always, along with deeper favorites. The group aims to make it a night to remember with a performance that feels true to the originals. This event is open to all ages.

Driven by a shared devotion to AC/DC, Hell’s Belles channels the band’s thunder with pinpoint accuracy and high-voltage fire. These die-hard admirers belong to a vast community of fans and pour that energy into every riff and rhythm. Angus Young offered his stamp of approval in a 2003 Blender Magazine feature. The result is an experience that comes about as close as possible to the real thing, short of relocating to Australia to sign onto AC/DC’s touring crew.

Returning for its second year, the Seattle Coffee Festival takes place at Magnuson Park Hangar 30 and celebrates all things coffee.

GeekGirlCon 2026 brings a welcoming celebration of geek culture to the Seattle Convention Center, with a full weekend devoted to creativity, fandom, and community. From comics and gaming to cosplay, science, art, and storytelling, the event spotlights diverse voices across every corner of fandom. Connect with fellow fans, learn from fresh perspectives, and enjoy an inclusive space to share what you love.

A curated marketplace for lovers of the strange, unusual, and bizarre fills Seattle Convention Center with vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses devoted to oddities. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, distinctive jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles, and more. All offerings are legal to own and sustainably sourced. Beyond the show floor, there are sideshow performances on stage throughout the day and opportunities to learn the craft of taxidermy through classes held during the expo. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under enter free without a ticket. The event fosters a welcoming, DIY run community where people discover new artists, connect with like-minded attendees, and experience a traveling expo dedicated exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists, billed as the first of its kind in the country.

The Old Opera House/Masonic Lodge in downtown Edmonds sets the scene for a festive Halloween market featuring about 30 local Washington artisans and bakers along with a food truck. Explore woodburned functional art, handpainted creations, handmade soaps and skincare, distinctive stationery, stickers and printed art, jewelry and home decor, hand poured chocolates and baked sweets, exclusive gift sets, candles, pottery, and more. Look for trick or treating, shopping, tasty treats, and prizes, plus a free raffle announced every hour. This is a monthly handcrafted market showcasing local makers. For inquiries, Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW/Artisan Alley PNW is the sole contact for this market.

This volunteer stewardship event at Scriber Lake Park in Lynnwood, WA focuses on caring for parks in the South Lynnwood neighborhood. Organized by City of Lynnwood Parks, it offers a hands-on opportunity for volunteers of all abilities to support urban park health through tasks such as pulling invasive plants, planting native species to restore habitat, and collecting litter. Activities take place entirely outdoors and generally proceed in most weather, though plans may change if conditions are unsafe, including strong winds, flooding, snow, lightning, or unhealthy air quality from smoke.

If buying a home is on the 2026 to-do list and the down payment feels out of reach, this free WSHFC seminar offers a clear starting point. Attendees learn the step-by-step homebuying process and gain access to the state's Down Payment Assistance Program, which is available even to previous homeowners, with repayment deferred until the home is sold or refinanced. The class is led by Rosa Briggs, senior mortgage advisor, and Robin Hooper, a local Realtor, who share practical insights and answer questions. Lunch and snacks are provided. This seminar is offered monthly, with locations rotating between Bothell and Snohomish.

Deepen your practice with Level II training in the Usui tradition, supported by Holy Fire energy. Reiki, rooted in Japan, fosters relaxation and stress relief while encouraging the body’s natural healing. This class includes receiving three Usui Reiki symbols, learning to offer distance Reiki, and exploring how to set up Reiki crystal grids for manifestation, plus guidance on getting a practice started. Completion of Reiki I is required before taking this course. The fee is $275, and registration with prepayment is required. Make payment to Anna via Venmo @sacredwhiterosehealing. Email annasundari808@gmail.com.

Explore the luminous, textural world of encaustic painting in an immersive mixed media workshop with Tracy Felix at Cole Art Studio. Using molten wax, participants will practice layering, fusing, and expressive mark making to create contemporary pieces. Guided demonstrations cover each step as students build collage and texture, then work with wax, inks, and pigments, plus a shellac burn technique. Each person will complete two paintings. This one day session marks Tracy’s first workshop at Cole Art Studio in six years. Open to all skill levels. Tuition is $195. A $50 supply fee is payable directly to the instructor, and all materials are provided.

This full-day annual celebration of Hindustani classical music features instrumental and vocal concerts by renowned artists, along with engaging activities and delicious Indian food and chai. Set in a picturesque Woodinville location, it provides a relaxed day centered on music and flavorful refreshments.

At Everett Public Library, children ages 6 to 12 can build confidence by reading stories aloud to calm, patient therapy dogs in a supportive setting. The program offers a friendly, low-pressure experience with canine reading buddies, allowing participants to practice at their own pace. This session is the final Reading with Rover program for 2026.

At Fainting Goat Farms on Whidbey Island, take part in an interactive workshop that focuses on crafting a custom pumpkin centerpiece. Use a large specialty pumpkin in orange, green, or white and embellish it with succulents, dried florals, and other natural accents, with guidance and all materials provided. Explore the gardens and greenhouse, meet the goats and chickens, and enjoy local, seasonal food and beverages, including soups, breads, and the farm’s fruit and honey, while you create. Participants take home a finished fall arrangement, and the experience includes a farm tour and animal visits. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

A low pressure 2SLGBTQIA+ art meetup welcomes creatives to connect and make things together at Bellevue Library. Bring a project to work on, collaborate on shared creations, trade materials, or simply relax and create in community. The gathering typically takes place on the fourth Saturday of the month and usually meets in Room 1 in the foyer. If the room is hard to find, look for the small reservation notices posted outside the library meeting rooms or ask a librarian. The space is facilitated by Uncle Jack of Wolfberry Studio and PAB volunteer Robin. This is intended to be a safe space for everyone, and behavior that goes against the 2SLGBTQIA+ or BIPOC community will lead to being asked to leave. All ages are welcome, and minors or others under legal guardianship should attend with a guardian or friend. Youth may attend with another youth, and accompanying guardians, friends, or caretakers do not need to be queer. Sponsors supporting the programming include Leoh Blooms, LPL Financial, and Four Elements Realty.

Part of the day-long Ragamala Lights Festival, this khayal performance brings Hindustani classical vocalist Bharathi Prathap to Brightwater Center. A graded artist with All India Radio and Doordarshan, she is recognized for her commitment to the Agra-Atrauli gharana. Born in Bangalore, she began in Carnatic music at a young age and earned many early honors, then transitioned to Hindustani music for deeper study under Vidushi Lalith R. Rao. The concert features accompaniment by Yogeesh Bhat on tabla and Sarang Kulkarni on harmonium.

Now in its 32nd year, this elegant gala dinner and auction at Delta Hotels Seattle Everett supports Soroptimist International of Marysville and its mission to improve the lives of women and girls in the local community and around the world. The evening features both live and silent auctions, a plated dinner with entree options, a featured guest speaker, a Dessert Dash, raffles, and a photo booth. Powered by a team of over 60 community volunteers and fueled by donor generosity, the organization relies on events like this to sustain its work. The previous year sold out.

Enjoy an evening of live music with Tammy Frost & The Undecided at McCloud’s Grill House. Raised by professional musicians, Tammy began singing in childhood and has been part of the Northwest music scene since 1994. Her soulful voice and expressive range give each song a personal touch. Backed by The Undecided, the band delivers energetic performances with a timeless feel. Food from Smokin’ Robinson’s BBQ and cold drinks will be available, creating a relaxed setting for great music and good company. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Held at The Edmonds Waterfront Center, the Black Cat Ball features food, stories, and auction packages, all centered on helping cats who need care the most. The event highlights work that restores and rehabilitates cats, transforms lives, and provides lifelong sanctuary. Tickets are on sale with limited availability, and the event has sold out in the past. Volunteer opportunities are available, and those working the event do not need to purchase a ticket. Whether attending, volunteering, sponsoring, donating, or sharing the mission, every contribution supports cats in need.

Bailey's Corner Store hosts Salamander Junction for a lively night of country and Americana favorites. The set leans into high energy renditions inspired by American music legends, with songs connected to Jerry Garcia Band, Brooks and Dunn, Dolly Parton, Lukas Nelson, Grateful Dead, JJ Cale, Dwight Yoakam, and more for a crowd-pleasing mix. Salamander Junction is a six piece group of Whidbey Island musicians featuring Don Chappell on guitar and vocals, Luke Pauley on guitar and vocals, Simone Rico on guitar, keys, and vocals, Donald Singleton on bass, Jeff Nelson on drums, and Julie Cuic on fiddle. With this lineup, the band brings a full, dance friendly sound that keeps the music rolling.

Pick your pace with a soundtrack of vintage favorites and rock classics. Sing along or simply sip a drink and take in the hits... the choice is yours.

The monthly general meeting of the Northwest Bead Society takes place at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite snack and beverage, along with any works in progress for a show and tell segment. The program features a Beaded Tassel class taught by Robynn Wagner, with details about required supplies to be announced. This gathering is organized by the Northwest Bead Society Board of Directors.

The 11th annual mattress fundraiser supporting Meadowdale High School MAMBO brings a full showroom experience to Meadowdale High School. Shoppers can explore name brands like Purple, Helix, Therapedic and others at significant savings compared to retail. Expect the same selection and services found in a standard mattress store, including delivery and haul-away. All items include warranties, and a comfort guarantee is provided. All forms of payment are accepted, and 12 month same-as-cash financing is available, OAC. This is a one-day event, and profits support the Meadowdale Arts & Music Booster Organization.

A seasonal gathering at the Lynnwood Event Center in Lynnwood, Washington brings Samhain to life with a marketplace spread across two floors and into the lobbies. Both levels have ground level entry and there is an elevator inside. Often considered the witches' new year, Samhain marks the shift from the final harvest to a new cycle. Rooted in harvest and fire traditions, it is a moment to honor ancestors, reflect on what has been cultivated, and set intentions for what comes next, with fire represented in symbolic ways throughout the celebration. The event features performances, food trucks, and a variety of vendors offering candles, crystals, brooms, plants, astrology and tarot services, and guidance from spiritual practitioners, along with other discoveries. The schedule for performances and workshops will be announced closer to the event. It welcomes a diversity of respectful paths and a spirit of curiosity. For venue details, see the Getting Here section on the Lynnwood Event Center website. Vendor applications are currently closed to the general public.

EMBER & ETHER: Radiance Gong Bath brings together Sonic Ananda Events, Ananda Industries, and Sonic Sorceress for an immersive sound experience at IGi Fitness. Rooted in the quiet of autumn and the inward pull of Scorpio season, this gathering aligns with the reflective pause of the New Moon. The session traces a transformational arc where the ember of inner spirit meets spacious ether, offering a path of remembrance through vibration. Planetary gongs send waves of sound through the body to encourage the nervous system to soften, breathing to deepen, and the mind to settle. Crystal singing bowls and harmonic overtones shape a radiant field that supports letting go and reconnecting with an innate sense of wholeness. The journey unfolds in four movements. Release descends into watery depths to dissolve tension and outdated stories. Surrender rests within fertile darkness, letting silence act as medicine while intuition awakens. Ember gently rekindles warmth, resilience, and vitality. Ether opens into wide resonance that integrates body, heart, and spirit. There is an enduring spark within and a stillness ready to hold it. Let go of what no longer belongs, allow the dark to nourish growth, and let sound carry what words cannot. Breathe, receive, and remember. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale with three options: Grounded Support $45, Balanced Flow $54, and Mindful Presence $63.

Wind down the weekend at Trenchers Kitchen & Tap at The Landing as the Kilted Crooner performs favorites and takes requests.

STG Presents and El Corazon welcome W.A.S.P., with special guest KK's Priest, to The Moore Theatre. Most seating is reserved, with general admission in the second balcony. There is a limit of eight tickets per person and per credit card, and any orders that exceed this may be canceled without notice. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be released beginning four days before the event, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator access to the balcony, which is reached by stairs and ramps.

The Mill Creek Town Center Committee meeting brings together local professionals and community members to plan and support community gatherings and networking opportunities organized by the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce. It provides a collaborative space to connect, share ideas, and take on meaningful volunteer roles that turn plans into real events. Whether offering creative input, event experience, or simply time and energy, participants help shape upcoming activities for Mill Creek.

A.C.E. leads a monthly pack walk at Willis Tucker Park that makes use of the park’s open spaces and everyday activity to strengthen obedience, practice the “Mindful Leash,” and build confidence alongside a supportive community of dog owners. The group meets in the additional parking lot for the dog park within Willis Tucker Park. Participants are encouraged to bring a leashed dog, high value treats, poop bags, and a focused training mindset.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to New Life Church in Seattle (Everett), WA, celebrating a quarter century of the landmark Speechless album. The concert presents the album start to finish, featuring favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track, plus additional hits and a few surprises. This stop is part of the tour’s final run as the anniversary celebration winds down. Tickets are currently on sale. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission options are listed for this event, with doors opening in stages before the show. For buyer protection, TPR. does not allow third party ticket resales on its event pages, and only tickets secured through the official outlet are guaranteed and supported with event updates.

Enjoy a plant-focused bingo night at Rustic Cork Wine Bar & Bistro in Lake Stevens. Admission is $45 per person and covers multiple rounds with chances to win plant prizes. Food and drinks will be available to purchase separately during the event.

A sparkling evening in Seattle highlights the mission of Canine Companions with firsthand stories from clients and opportunities to meet the service dogs that support them, along with time to see adorable puppies. Guests can take part in both live and silent auctions featuring a selection of items, enjoy beer, wines, and dinner, and watch the premiere of the latest Canine Companions short film. The event supports Canine Companions and its work to provide expertly trained service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities at no cost. Details about tickets and sponsorships will be shared.

An all ages show at Lucky Liquor features Sneer with X-Ray Spex referenced, Catica with Joy Division, CorMae noted as ATX Riot GRRRL, Big Time with Operation Ivy, and Nogginless with Bad Religion. The lineup brings these artists together on the same stage.

A Halloween Friday bash where audience costumes are encouraged. Expect a high energy atmosphere and a wildly fun night.

Experience a lively marketplace at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett, blending browsing and discovery with a focus on personal growth. Admission is free and the setting is welcoming to families. Explore crystals and gemstones, handcrafted jewelry and creative crafts, palm readings and mediumship, tarot and other card readings, energy work and practical tools, plus offerings for those interested in new age and metaphysical topics. Psychics offer intuitive guidance for anyone seeking insight.

At Heronswood Gardens, Dr. Ross Bayton leads a class on the biology behind autumn color and how environmental and other factors influence the hues that appear. The session includes recommendations for a wide range of plants that can add color to a fall garden. Attendance is limited to 25 people, and a significant portion takes place outdoors, so participants should dress appropriately. The class may be rescheduled in the event of bad weather.

A festive Diwali bazaar fills Hilton Garden Inn Redmond Seattle with shopping, food, and lively energy. Explore imitation and silver jewelry, along with womenswear such as special dupattas, lehengas, sarees, suits, and skirts. Menswear spans traditional and modern looks. Beyond apparel, discover home decor, gifts, candles, juttis, and more. Food stalls offer flavorful options to enjoy while browsing. It is a convenient place to gather Diwali essentials and celebrate the season’s spirit.

The city’s annual HarvestFest takes place at North Cove Park as a no-cost celebration for all ages. Food will be available to purchase from mobile vendors. Complimentary activities include trick or treating at booths hosted by businesses and community groups, hands-on arts and crafts, and chances to check out big rig vehicles on Mill Spur. A sensory-friendly hour is planned. More information will be shared as final details are confirmed.

Enjoy an entire evening of line dancing with a spooky twist. The atmosphere leans playful and ghostly, with plenty of time on the dance floor for a frightfully fun experience from start to finish.

This free Red Tent Gathering at Embodied Family Wellness offers reiki infused guided meditation, an Embodied Alchemy practice, and thoughtful conversation about connecting with menstrual cycles. Attendees can bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillows, or anything else that adds comfort. The circle provides a safe, sacred setting for women to share their stories and be in community.

Queens for a Cure brings a community-focused pageant and a fundraiser for breast cancer research to the Renton IKEA Performing Arts Center. Friends, families, survivors and supporters gather for a celebratory event that blends meaningful purpose with onstage competition. Contestants vie for age-division titles, with twelve queens crowned overall, plus additional honors for talent and elite categories. Titleholders are invited to represent the organization throughout the year at breast cancer events, parades, walks and a signature photo shoot. An optional interview segment uses a round robin format, giving each contestant 90 seconds in a one-on-one conversation with every judge. This segment is evaluated by a separate panel and does not affect the overall queen titles. The day moves from registration and interviews to rehearsals, competition and a crowning ceremony, with fundraising efforts benefiting local research at Fred Hutch.

Shorecrest Music’s 11th annual mattress fundraiser turns Shorecrest High School into a full-service showroom for one day, featuring brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic with significant savings compared to retail. Expect the selection and services you would find at a typical mattress store, including delivery and haul-away options. Payment is flexible, with acceptance of all payment types and 12 months same as cash financing available (OAC). Every purchase includes a warranty along with a comfort guarantee. Proceeds go directly to the SC Booster Club in support of Shorecrest Music.

Locally created artwork is available for purchase at Ridgecrest Public House. Visitors can explore a selection of pieces and choose a favorite to take home.

Bring a houseplant to meet with specialist Lisa Schmidt, CPH for a health assessment, repotting help, and care recommendations. This friendly clinic uses a casual, drop-in format and is available on the first Sunday each month.

Heronswood features a robust collection of hardy plants that keep the garden colorful, yet a few tender standouts often take center stage. This in-person class led by Riz shares practical ways to protect favorite tender plants through winter so they can be used again next year. Attendance is limited to 25 participants. A significant portion of the session takes place outdoors, so dress for the weather. Classes may be rescheduled in case of bad weather.

Get a concise overview of everyday garden tasks in a short pop-up class created for new gardeners and equally useful as a refresher for anyone who tends a garden. These free mini sessions last about 15 to 20 minutes and focus on the questions people ask most often.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Climate Pledge Arena, featuring special guests Allen Stone and MarcLo. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including artist, Spotify, venue, radio, Ticketmaster, and Chime Visa choices, with VIP packages also available, followed by a public onsale. For entry information and what you can bring, refer to the venue’s Arena Guide for bag policies and prohibited items.

Dice & Drama Comedy Improv blends tabletop adventure with quick-thinking theater, as performers shape scenes on the spot using audience suggestions and the luck of the roll. Expect fantasy quests worthy of dragon hunters alongside neon-tinged capers that nod to Dungeons & Dragons, Cyberpunk, and other beloved role-playing worlds. Every vignette veers in unexpected directions, transforming chance into laughs at every turn. Presented at Enoch City Arts, this spontaneous performance highlights interactive storytelling, bold characters, and comedy that never plays the same way twice.

Leo families and enthusiasts gather for a relaxed LeoWalk in the Puget Sound area at the off-leash area in Marymoor Park. The meet-up spot is the main entrance to the dog park by Parking Lot D. For questions, send a message or contact the LCNW LeoWalk liaisons, The Holstens. To host a walk or activity in any LCNW region, reach out to the LCNW Board with a specific date and location. After approval, the board arranges insurance coverage and adds the event to the calendar.

Salamander Junction brings its six piece Americana sound to The Top on Whidbey, blending country, rock, and folk into a lively soundtrack for The Junction, a figurative crossroads where community and revelry meet. The band nods to American music greats while pursuing its own voice, delivering high energy, dance friendly sets with freewheeling improvisational stretches. Powered by the intertwined guitars of Don Chappell and Luke Pauley, the soulful keys and fingerstyle acoustic work of Simone Rico, and Julie Radmilla’s soaring fiddle, the groove is anchored by the rhythm duo of Donald Singleton and Jeff Nelson. The show surges ahead with the drive of a Union Pacific steam engine and invites listeners into the spirit of The Junction.

Fashion District NW and The Museum of Flight present an annual runway showcase that highlights designers from across the Northwest. The experience begins with pre-show festivities featuring a live DJ, designer booths, and red carpet photo opportunities, along with on-the-spot interviews with attendees. Seating follows and the fashion presentation starts promptly. After the runway, the celebration continues at The Museum of Flight with an after-party that includes a meet and greet with designers and models. Guests are encouraged to dress up and bring their most fashionable looks. The event welcomes ages 10 and up. Presented with support from SeaPort Airlines, Artistic Plastic Surgery, The Museum of Flight, Gary Manuel, and Nothing Bundt Cake.

Support Woodinville Music at the 8th annual mattress fundraiser held at Woodinville High School. For one day only, shoppers can browse well known brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic with significant savings compared to standard retail pricing. The selection and services mirror a typical mattress store, and delivery and haul away are available. All major payment methods are accepted, with 12 months same as cash financing offered, OAC. Every purchase includes a warranty, along with a strong comfort guarantee. Proceeds directly support the Woodinville HS Music Boosters, and organizers encourage attendees to spread the word by inviting family and friends.

Create sparkling, holiday themed art with crushed glass at Friends & Neighbors Brewing, guided by facilitators Deanna and Paul. Choose your design when purchasing, with options that include a 15 inch 3D standing Christmas tree along with other seasonal favorites. Each ticket corresponds to one project, and you can pick from a 6 inch mini for $45 that is great for gifting, a 12 inch standard for $60, or the 15 inch 3D standing tree for $75 that assembles into a freestanding piece. All supplies are included, from the frame and crushed glass to decorative accents, and step by step instruction is provided so no prior experience is needed. Families are welcome. Many children 8 and older do well, and younger kids may participate at an adult’s discretion since real crushed glass is used.

Light Up The Night marks the 10th Annual Taste of Freedom at Liljebeck Farms, celebrating a decade of bringing hope and restoration to women and girls affected by international sex trafficking. The evening focuses on community, reflection, and giving, with firsthand survivor stories, dinner and drinks, a dessert dash, a paddle raise, and both silent and live auctions. Papilio USA leads this work with the belief that every woman deserves dignity, safety, and hope. In partnership with Asociación Papilio in southern Spain, outreach teams connect directly with women, offering compassion, practical support, and pathways to freedom, healing, and opportunity. Sponsorships and auction item contributions are welcome. Papilio USA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law, EIN 41-45589.

Artists are invited to settle in at Blakely Hall At Issaquah Highlands for an evening dedicated to studying the human figure. A professional model in costume will hold a sequence of story-driven poses, creating a focused setting for both beginners and experienced creators to practice observation, gesture, and technique. Admission is $15 per person, and the fee supports fair compensation for the model. Please plan to arrive in good time since doors will close before drawing starts to protect the model’s time and privacy. Feel free to bring your own beverages, along with the drawing supplies you prefer, whether pencils, charcoal, or a sketchbook. The atmosphere aims to be supportive and inspiring, attendance is for those of legal age, and respectful conduct is expected throughout. For questions, contact Blayne Fox or Kat Klockow of Issaquah Drink n’ Draw.

Details are still being finalized. More information will be available when confirmed.

At Angel Of The Winds Arena, an all-session pass provides entry to every championship competition on the schedule. The event begins with an official practice, followed by four competition sessions. The first session features the Men's Short Program with the Pairs Short Program. The second includes the Women's Short Program and the Men's Free Skate. The third presents the Rhythm Dance with the Pairs Free Skate. The fourth concludes with the Free Dance and the Women's Free Skate. In total, the pass includes eight championship events: Pairs Short Program, Pairs Free Skate, Rhythm Dance, Free Dance, Men's Short Program, Men's Free Skate, Women's Short Program, and Women's Free Skate. The schedule is subject to change.

CreativeMornings Poulsbo gathers at Vibe Coworks for a program centered on Devotion, a theme that invites a pause to consider where attention, love, and time are given. The focus is on the small, everyday choices that sustain creative practice, purposeful work, and care for each other... quiet in tone yet lasting in impact, flexible yet grounded. Expect reflections on daily rituals, the intention behind making art, and the sense of respect found in ordinary life. Coffee and breakfast are provided by Oxalis, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own mug. Admission is free, and tickets are required to help plan for capacity.

Create sparkling crushed glass art at Eleven Winery in a guided, step-by-step session with facilitators Deanna and Paul. Pick your project when purchasing tickets, then build layers of glass, shimmer, and dimension with friendly instruction, no experience needed. Seasonal designs inspired by fall, Christmas, and winter are available, including a 15 inch standing 3D Christmas tree. Pricing aligns with project size: 6 inch mini at $45, 12 inch standard at $60, or the 15 inch 3D tree at $75. Each ticket covers one project. All materials are provided, including a frame, crushed glass, a signature potion, and embellishments. Suggested for ages 8 and up, with younger children at adult discretion due to the use of real crushed glass. Private group events can also be arranged.

The 2026 Founders Dinner & Auction brings together the Type 1 United community for a meaningful evening that highlights the memories, milestones, and connections that have shaped its work. The program reflects on the legacy of Camp Leo and the organization’s year-round T1D programs, recognizing the enduring influence of time and tradition along with the generations of families, volunteers, and supporters who continue to move the mission forward. Hosted at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, this gathering features a dinner and auction dedicated to honoring the past and the people who make a lasting impact.

Celebrate Friendsgiving with a cozy evening at Stuffington’s centered on fresh pie, warm apple cider, and unhurried time to get creative together. Guests choose a ceramic piece to paint while catching up with friends, with pie and drinks provided. The food and beverage portion is $20 per person, and ceramic items are purchased separately.

World Ballet Company presents Swan Lake with a live orchestra, bringing Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable music to life as a story of fate, magic, and the struggle between good and evil unfolds onstage. A cast of 50 international dancers performs in more than 150 hand-sewn costumes against hand-crafted sets, with highlights that include the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 5 and older. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics in cities across the country, welcoming both newcomers and seasoned balletgoers. The company features renowned professional dancers representing over ten countries and has appeared in more than 300 cities for audiences totaling over 500,000.

Rocktide performs a continuous set of rock and roll, keeping the music going from start to finish.

Now in its 46th year, this holiday craft fair features seasonal shopping with offerings from over 100 small businesses. Enjoy treats from the bake sale as you browse, and visit the St. Brendan Catholic School student vendors.

Build a solid foundation behind the camera in a small-group workshop that covers the core ideas every photographer relies on. With your own camera in hand, you will practice the essentials, including exposure, focusing, composition, and more, gaining clarity that applies to any photographic style. The class welcomes beginners as well as self-taught shooters who want to strengthen their understanding. Instruction is led by John Greengo, an educator known for a highly visual approach drawn from decades of experience in courses, books, and international photo tours. Concepts are distilled into clear, image-rich lessons, and the limited class size supports a more personal learning environment. Participants receive a color handout featuring notes and illustrations from the material, and bringing relevant camera gear is encouraged. This in-person session runs eight hours and includes a one-hour lunch break. A minimum of five participants is required. If that number is not reached, a notice will be sent 48 hours in advance and registration will be refunded in full. Refund requests received up to 48 hours before the start are fully refunded, and there are no refunds within 48 hours of the start. Registrations include consent to receive emails about specials, upcoming classes, and events, with the option to unsubscribe at any time, and email addresses are not shared.

The Enchanted Holiday Bazaar brings seasonal cheer to the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center, creating a cozy marketplace filled with distinctive treasures. Visitors can browse handcrafted pieces from artisans, pick out festive décor for home, and select memorable gifts. Warm up with espresso and other specialty beverages, enjoy fresh mini donuts, and sample baked sweets along with other seasonal treats. With plenty to taste, see, and take home, this lively setting offers a delightful way to step into the spirit of the holidays.

Urban Craft Uprising’s signature Northwest food showcase spotlights local makers and independent businesses from Seattle and the wider region. Admission is $2. Explore a lively marketplace where you can sample a variety of foods throughout the day, uncover new ingredients and products for home cooking, and browse more than 80 local vendors offering food and beverages. There are many opportunities to win free raffle prizes donated by local restaurants and small businesses. It is also a convenient place to find holiday gifts for anyone who enjoys cooking or good food, and to pick up crowd-pleasing treats for gatherings without having to cook. Food enthusiasts will meet inventive local producers gathered in one place, while restaurateurs and chefs can discover new items from regional purveyors to feature on menus. Vendor eligibility includes independently owned food or beverage companies that emphasize quality ingredients and want to build a strong community brand, along with sellers of handmade kitchenware and kitchen or restaurant decor.

A hands-on community sew-in focuses on creating sustainable menstrual health kits that support people locally and worldwide. Held in the Poulsbo Lutheran Church Community Room in the basement, it welcomes volunteers of all ages, and no sewing experience is needed. Attendees will sew, craft, and assemble kits for girls, women, and other menstruators in Kitsap County and beyond. Light snacks will be available, and bringing a sack lunch is optional. It is also a chance to learn more about the effort and ask questions. Days for Girls Poulsbo is part of a global movement advancing menstrual equity, health, dignity, and opportunity. The chapter has distributed more than 7,000 kits locally and globally in collaboration with Fishline Food Bank, Central Kitsap Food Bank, Bremerton Foodline, Etta Projects, and Lisa Stirrett’s Creative Warrior Studio.

Slow down with a mindful, hands-on workshop devoted to slow stitching. Over 2.5 hours, participants hand sew a pair of wool hand warmers while learning simple, meditative techniques that welcome beginners. Guidance comes from Cle of Wonderspace, who leads you through working with soft, tactile wool to create a practical accessory for the colder months. No prior sewing experience is required, only curiosity and an appreciation for handmade items. Leave with new skills and a cozy set of warmers you crafted yourself, ready to keep or gift to someone special.

The annual Everett Christian School auction is relocating to Hotel Indigo along the Everett waterfront. Further information will be provided as plans are finalized.

The Treehouse Cafe will once again host Gobblefest, raising funds for Helpline House. More details will be announced as plans come together.

Expect a potent mix of blues, soul, and roots rock from Michele D’Amour and the Love Dealers. Michele’s smoky, powerful voice leads the way, weaving heartfelt stories over a band that settles into an irresistible groove. The group holds a Grand Prize from the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, reflecting songwriting with both craft and emotional depth. Listeners often hear echoes of the grit and fire associated with Etta James and Koko Taylor, while the music balances a classic feel with a fresh, modern spark. On stage, that blend becomes a performance that is high-energy and deeply authentic.

A scheduling conflict has postponed the original date. Criminal Squirrel Orchestra will perform live in the Hangar at 5x5 Bar & Bistro.

A morning celebration of music, community, and cultural connection honors the Festival of Lights. This uplifting concert in the Seattle area features expressive performances that reflect the spirit of Diwali and highlight harmony and joy.

In celebration of Diwali, this concert honors the legacy of the late Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki, a pioneering composer, vocalist, and visionary who helped shape Hindustani classical music and Marathi musical theatre. The program presents a retrospective of his signature works with performances by Shounak Abhisheki, Abhed Abhisheki, and disciple Makarand Hingne. Devotional pieces, natya sangeet, and classical selections showcase the depth, beauty, and lasting impact of his music. Framed as a reflective experience for the Festival of Lights, the event weaves remembrance with refined artistry. The performance runs approximately 160 minutes, including an intermission. Hot breakfast will be available for purchase before doors open.

NWBS hosts its monthly general meeting at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club, featuring a Beaded Bead class led by Liz Turner. Supply details will be shared later. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite snack or drink, and to show recent or in-progress pieces during an informal show and tell.

A community drum circle at Poulsbo Parks and Recreation blends light guidance with open, improvisational hand drumming to create a welcoming space for connection, creativity, and shared rhythm. Newcomers and experienced players are equally supported. Hand drums and percussion instruments are available, and participants are welcome to bring their own. Expect grounding grooves, attentive listening, playful expression, and a collective sound that builds together. This gathering is donation based, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. The aim is to keep rhythm, sound, and community accessible to all.

American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jen Howard brings her heartfelt sound to SoulFood CoffeeHouse and Fair Trade Emporium. Hailing from Prestonsburg, Kentucky and shaped by a blue-collar, home-schooled background, she blends folk and roots with touches of reggae and sophisti-pop. Her songs explore human nature, love, the courage to move forward, and compassion for ourselves and others. Her releases include the 2019 debut EP Motion and the album Still released in March 2024. Jen has performed across much of the United States, from Alabama and California to New York and Washington, as well as abroad in Canada, Costa Rica, Germany, Iceland, Mexico, the Netherlands, and Peru.

The tribute "Take It To The Limit" brings the music and legacy of the Eagles to Edmonds Center for the Arts with an evening of classics, onstage stories, and rich vocal harmonies. Accomplished musicians and singers perform favorites such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, and Life in the Fast Lane, evoking the sound and spirit of the original band. Praised by audiences across North America, this production offers a polished, high energy concert experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Families enjoy a cozy storytime featuring read-alouds, lively songs, playful rhymes, and creative activities that nurture a love of reading. After the main session, there may be time for open play or a simple art project.

Explore a free, monthly community art walk in downtown Edmonds. Throughout the month, local businesses display artwork in their spaces and welcome visitors to stop by during regular hours. Once each month, participating locations also host special showcases with local and regional artists on site, offering opportunities to view new pieces and have conversations with the creators.

Straight No Chaser brings the Making Spirits Bright Tour to Paramount Theatre in Seattle. This all-ages event features reserved seating, and tickets are available online. Purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. There is a limit of eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. Mobile barcodes are released four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator access, and the balcony is reachable only by stairs.

Discuss The Art Thief by Michael Finkel with the Kenmore Afternoon Book Group. Participate online or meet at the Kenmore Library, and newcomers are welcome. Register to receive the discussion questions and sign up for each session you plan to attend. Those who register will receive an email with the online meeting link the day before the program. In-person walk-ins are welcome. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request at least seven days in advance by emailing access@kcls.org. Automated closed captioning is available for online events.

Josiah Bogle performs at Evergreen Family Wines • Woodinville Tasting Room with a set that blends original songs and well known covers. The music explores classic pop, rock and soul, refreshed with a contemporary spin. Audience requests are welcome.

Settle into a restorative sound experience at Ananda Washington with Wayne Marto. The resonant tones of the gong encourage a spontaneous meditative state and help renew balance and vitality for body, mind, and spirit. This 90 minute gathering begins with a brief talk about the healing qualities of Planet Gongs, continues with a 62 minute meditation with the gong, and concludes with sweets and time to connect. Most participants rest on their backs, though any comfortable position works. Wear relaxed clothing and bring what helps you feel at ease, such as a yoga mat, blanket, small pillow, water, or an eye cover. Benefits may include deep relaxation and stress relief, restored vibrational balance and mind body harmony, support for immune and glandular function, freer flow of life force energy, easier access to deep meditation, enhanced creativity and willpower, and momentum for spiritual exploration and self realization. Wayne is a lifelong musician who trained extensively with Gong Master Mehtab Benton. His intention guided approach supports profound rest and transformation. He is the founder and director of Beneficial Sound, a 501(c)(3) public charity devoted to wellness through sound and vibration. He holds a degree in psychology, is a certified gong practitioner and yoga instructor, and is a member of the American Sound Healers Association.

Classic oldies set the tone with smooth harmonies, lively flute, and a guitar turned up to twelve for a feel-good retro vibe.

New Everett Theater presents a grunge tribute showcase featuring three standout acts. Seattle-based Jar Of Flies performs meticulous, album-true renditions of Alice in Chains, keeping the spotlight on the songs. Outshined honors Chris Cornell with a powerful set built around Soundgarden, adding selections from Temple of the Dog and his solo catalog. Negative Creep unites seasoned Seattle musicians to channel Nirvana’s raw spirit in a heartfelt nod to Kurt Cobain. This all ages event emphasizes faithful performances and spirited musicianship for fans of the era’s defining sound. Tickets are available.

Dogger and the Dogger Band deliver a multi-genre tribute show at Canoes Cabaret in Tulalip Casino, with a $15 cover and a $5 discount available to ONE club card holders. An indigenous touring musician, Dogger is recognized for past performances with Gebular, Green Jello and Michael Winslow. Recent tours across the Pacific Northwest and beyond have focused on tributes to classic country and classic rock, while the full band ranges into blues, R&B, funk and grunge with a strong emphasis on musicianship. The lineup features Mike Peterson, a former member of the Seattle professional football team’s drum line who has supported various national acts, and Sean Curkendall on bass and keys, known for international touring with Michael Winslow and other national artists. Shows typically open with country, transition into classic rock and blues, and close with music from the ’90s and later. Although the performance centers on tributes, Dogger’s original music has aired on major stations such as KISW 99.9, with a new country album planned for 2026.

President's Hall at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds becomes a lively hub for the Fall Festival of Gems, the club's largest event of the year. Expect a bustling marketplace of vendors offering a wide range of gems and minerals, including opal, amethyst, fossils, jewelry, equipment, slabs, and more. Throughout the venue, demonstrations highlight techniques and skills, a silent auction adds a bit of treasure hunting, and junior activities give younger rockhounds opportunities to learn and explore. Club volunteers run tables, fundraise, and welcome newcomers to the world of rockhounding, while member displays showcase the artistry and craftsmanship within the club. The public is invited to discover, learn, and shop in a friendly setting.

Explore an outdoor arts market featuring over 50 local artists and makers. Enjoy live music while you browse, and grab a bite from food trucks.

Celebrate the turn from autumn to holiday shopping at a handcrafted market that takes place each month, showcasing local WA makers at the Old Opera House and Masonic Lodge in downtown Edmonds. Discover freehand pyrography that transforms wood into useful pieces, artisan soaps and skincare, original stationery, stickers and art prints, handcrafted jewelry and home decor, hand poured chocolates and baked sweets, special gift sets, candles poured by hand, ceramic pieces made by hand, plus additional artisan goods. For any inquiries, Angie Johnson with Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW is the sole point of contact. Send a message via messenger or email info@mtpoevents.com, and be cautious of impostors.

Discover a spirited marketplace and community gathering at the VOA Carl Gipson Center in Everett. Browse rocks and gems, handcrafted jewelry, soaps, candles, artwork, homemade goods, apparel, and plants, then enjoy food vendors and sweet treats. Connect with healing and spiritual practitioners offering reiki, energy work, mediumship, aura photography, tarot, astrology, psychic readings, and more. Take part in classes, rituals, and interactive experiences for kids and adults. Admission is free, with giveaways announced each hour. Parking is accessible off Broadway, with validation available via a QR code inside the event for spaces 6 through 55. Vendors should note that the only official contact for booth inquiries is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and there are no other vending coordinators.

Build a stronger eye for composition in a small, in-person class led by John Greengo. Aimed at photographers of every experience level and style, this nontechnical workshop centers on telling clearer visual stories by understanding what shapes a photograph and how to make intentional choices. It opens with a look at core visual elements and the ways they influence an image, then moves into practical techniques you can apply to create more engaging results. The final segment walks through real shooting situations to help you spot compelling subjects, work a scene thoughtfully, and frame images that hold attention. Participants receive a color handout with notes and illustrations from the lecture, and bringing appropriate camera gear is encouraged. The session runs five hours with two 10 minute breaks. John Greengo brings extensive teaching experience from online education, books, and international photo tours, and is known for an energetic, visually driven approach. A minimum of five participants is required; if this minimum is not met, notifications are sent 48 hours in advance and registrations are fully refunded. Refunds are available in full up to 48 hours before the start, with no refunds inside the 48 hour window. Registration includes consent to receive emails about specials, upcoming classes, and events, with the option to unsubscribe at any time, and emails are not shared.

STG Presents and Live Nation bring Josh Johnson’s Comedy Band Camp to Paramount Theatre. This blend of stand-up and live music captures the camaraderie of a big band alongside the nostalgic spirit of summer camp, designed to offer the camp experience Johnson never had. Seating is reserved. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP award winner with more than 10 million followers across social platforms. WIRED has labeled him the internet’s funniest guy. He is a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show and releases new stand-up sets weekly on his YouTube channel. He has also unveiled 38 hours of topical material performed for a live audience, with his videos amassing over half a billion views worldwide. Tickets are limited to six per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Delivery methods may change at the venue’s discretion. Unless otherwise noted, every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by stairs only.