Events in King County today

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.

ShimmyFit brings a vibrant blend of Bollywood beats and bellydance technique to The Dance Room in Kent, WA. This upbeat, low-impact workout keeps participants moving the entire time, building strength and grace while delivering smile-worthy cardio. Each session lasts one hour. Advance sign-up is required. Drop-in pricing is $25, and a 10-class card is available for $200. Classes take place on Saturdays.

Provide groceries and other essentials to community members who cannot get to the Food Bank. Attendees meet at the Auburn Food Bank and head out to make deliveries. The format is designed for pairs, so participants team up with a partner. This recurring effort takes place every second Saturday.

The City of Kent offers a free recycling collection event that lets residents drop off items that are not typically taken at the curb. Collected materials will be reused or recycled rather than sent to the landfill. For details on accepted items, check the City of Kent’s Talking Trash resources.

Bring your own projects and craft alongside others in a friendly, community-centered setting. Share time, creativity, and conversation while working together.

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.

The 3rd annual Aging Well Resource Fair centers on the theme Positive Aging, offering opportunities to gather information, make connections, and enjoy refreshments. The fair includes guest speaker sessions and more than 35 information tables presented by organizations that support seniors in and around the community. It is sponsored by Sammamish Seniors, Eastside Friends of Seniors, and the Sammamish Chamber of Commerce, and hosted by Sammamish Presbyterian Church in Sammamish.

Motober-Fest at BMW Motorcycles of Seattle marks the fall riding season with a casual morning centered on BMW Motorrad. Highlights include complimentary food and drinks, prize giveaways, and deals on BMW apparel and riding gear. The BMW MOA Club will be on site to talk about adventure, touring, and more, and the latest BMW Motorrad models will be on display. The gathering is open to longtime riders and those simply curious about the brand. No RSVP is required.

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

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.

At Boulevard Park Library in Seattle, families can enjoy a playful session of stories, songs, movement, and rhymes that support early literacy development. This program is designed for newborns through age seven with an accompanying adult, and no registration is required. To request reasonable accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days before the event. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

A glow themed Silver Sweet Soul line dance party brings music and movement to Burien Community Center in Burien, WA. Admission is $45 in advance or $50 at the door, and all sales are nonrefundable. For more information, email Michelle@silversweetsoul.com.

The Polished Society hosts a pop-up community consignment sale at Game Farm Park in Auburn, WA, offering budget-friendly, pre-loved clothing and accessories. Food from The Lumpia Spot will be available. Each purchase supports the effort to establish a permanent community store where affordable fashion and small businesses can grow together.

Celebrate the season at a Halloween party paired with a psychic fair featuring giveaways, treats, and readings. The first 25 visitors receive complimentary grab bags, and the first 10 get $5 off services. Expect mystery box offerings, ten bonus gifts, and storewide savings of up to 75 percent. Snacks and goodies are available, and readings are offered by spiritual providers, with the option to see more than one.

At Auburn Library, Auburn Symphony musicians and Auburn librarians present a musical storytime for children. Young attendees will hear a read-aloud, enjoy music, and take part in simple creative activities. The program is tailored for ages 4 to 7, and all ages are welcome. The featured book is The Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams. Admission is free.

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.

Curious about Vinyasa yoga but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly workshop provides a clear introduction to how a Vinyasa class flows. With guidance from Rachel, participants will explore key poses, practical modifications, helpful ways to use props, and breathing techniques that support safe, confident movement. It is suited for those brand new to Vinyasa, anyone returning after a break, or current students looking to refresh alignment and technique before stepping into regular classes. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. A limited number of mats are available to rent at the studio. The room will be warm but not as hot as a typical class, so comfortable, adjustable layers are recommended. Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is advised, either in person at the studio or online.

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.

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.

Settle into a calm, welcoming atmosphere at Postmark Center of the Arts for an interactive evening that encourages creativity at your own pace. Enjoy live music and poetry while artist and musician Allison Preisinger performs and guides a hands-on workshop where participants craft decoupage magnets. Decoupage involves layering paper cutouts onto a surface, then enhancing the design with paint, metallic accents, and other decorative touches, offering countless ways to personalize your piece. The setting is designed for introverts, extroverts, and anyone in between who wants a mellow space to learn a new art form, meet others, and take in thoughtful entertainment without pressure. This program is free and open to all ages, and advance registration is requested to help ensure enough supplies.

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

This event is sold out. Held at Hilton Bellevue, it brings together supporters of TCF for an evening featuring community performances and a Pakistani dinner. The event supports the Seattle Chapter and education for underprivileged children. Children will take the stage as part of the program, offering a night centered on purpose, entertainment, and community.

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.

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.

Live traditional Gujarati Garba and Raas take center stage as Seattle’s Dholida Band brings nonstop rhythms to Lindbergh High School in Renton, WA. Presented as part of a multi-night series, this gathering focuses on energetic music made for dancing. Food will be available for purchase, and dandiya sticks will also be sold for those joining the Raas. Hosted by the Seattle Gujarati Culture Society, attendees are welcome to wear traditional attire such as chaniya cholis and kediyus to heighten the festive spirit.

Enjoy an autumn evening of live music at The Cottage in downtown Bothell, with performances heard throughout the space whether seated by soft candlelight indoors or on the heated, covered patio. Seasonal cocktails and dinner add to the cozy atmosphere as the music plays. The evening spotlights singer and guitarist James Coates, who weaves country, R&B, folk, and soul into original songs and lively, unexpected covers with a classic songwriting spirit. The Cottage offers a rotating seasonal, farm-to-table menu and a full bar featuring beer, wine, and craft cocktails from small local producers. Recognized as number 72 on Yelp’s Top 100 US Restaurants, the restaurant emphasizes attentive service and a memorable dining experience. Reservations are recommended but not required.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Step into a gentle pause that recalls the freedom of recess, only with a calm, coffee shop feel. Designed for growth-minded women, this relaxed meetup replaces pitches and pressure with genuine conversation. Simple prompts help move past small talk, while low-key, hands-on options like coloring pages or an easy craft offer a soothing way to unwind as you chat. The environment is sober friendly and welcoming, creating space for connection, laughter, and a much-needed exhale. It is ideal for anyone whose days feel all work and no play and who wants a thoughtful break to meet new people. Bring only yourself. The experience provides the cozy vibe, the conversation starters, and room to simply be. Attendance is intentionally limited so the space stays comfortable and the conversations flow. The series visits a different local spot each month with a single aim, to offer women a relaxed place to connect with new faces without strings attached.

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.

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.

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.

Take a gentle, mostly level walk at Coulon Park with expansive views of Lake Washington and, when skies are clear, the Olympic Mountains. The meeting spot is the roundabout inside the park next to the volleyball courts. Expect fresh air, shoreline scenery, and an easy route that works for a variety of walking speeds.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn is a family-centered program where young children and their caregivers share songs, books, creative art, and playtime while exploring stories and traditions from East African heritage. Supportive facilitators from East African Community Services lead the activities to encourage growth and learning through play.

Mini camps are offered on no-school days for teacher in-service and conference schedules. Children enjoy energizing games, engaging activities, beginner-friendly gymnastics, and creative arts and crafts in a drop-off setting. Participants must be ages 2.5 to 10.5, fully potty trained, and comfortable separating from a parent or caregiver. Please send a small peanut-free snack and a clearly labeled water bottle. Enrollment is open to new, current, and inactive members, and no membership is required. Each session is $49, with savings available when purchasing multiple sessions, and one session equals one mini camp. Advance registration is required and space is limited. All children must wear My Gym grip socks, which can be purchased at checkout for $3.50 plus tax.

Cooks of every experience level are invited to the guild’s September gathering to prepare The Cota Wedding Eggplant with Chard, a dish from A Drizzle of Honey: The Lives and Recipes of Spain’s Secret Jews by David M. Gitlitz and Linda Kay Davidson. The plan is to make a single portion of the recipe unless more than six people RSVP. Meetings recur on second Mondays. The session takes place at The Cabana, which is next to the basketball court. Parking is available out front. Please use unmarked stalls and avoid the four yellow spaces by the mail kiosk. Parking is limited, so carpooling is encouraged. The Cabana provides padded folding chairs, and anyone who prefers extra comfort may bring a chair of their own. This activity is hosted by The Barony of Wyewood, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, and is considered the group’s official presence. The SCA follows applicable laws to promote participant safety, but in-person events still carry a risk of exposure to infectious diseases. By taking part, attendees acknowledge this risk and agree to take any additional steps they feel are necessary for their own well-being and for those in their care. Questions can be directed to the event steward and listed Facebook event host, Persi Tam. All participants are expected to uphold SCA values, act with courtesy, honor, chivalry, and respect, and comply with SCA policy and modern law. Harassment and bullying are prohibited. Hate speech is not tolerated and includes speech or symbols that offend, threaten, or insult individuals or groups based on traits such as race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or other characteristics.

SIFF Movie Club brings movie lovers together each month for a big-screen presentation and a post-film conversation. See the feature at SIFF Cinema Uptown, then meet other attendees at The Traveling Goat for a film discussion. This installment features Ginger Snaps, a 2000 Canadian supernatural horror story about two death-obsessed sisters, outsiders in their suburb, who face the consequences after one is bitten by a werewolf. Expect shared reactions from laughs to tears and a few more titles to add to future watchlists.

Jet Cities Chorus offers an open rehearsal for women who love to sing. All experience levels are welcome, whether you have years of practice or usually sing in the car. Visitors can sit in and add their voices in a relaxed, friendly setting with no commitment required. The focus is on making music together, building connections and having fun. Friends are welcome.

Australian indie dance outfit The Jungle Giants bring the Experiencing Feelings of Joy tour to Substation in Seattle, celebrating their fifth studio album. Led by the single Tell Me How it Feels, this new chapter leans into fresh vulnerability while staying unmistakably theirs. With nearly half a billion streams and a history of energizing festival crowds, the band presents a bold evolution of its signature sound. The album is out now.

Neumos hosts Kelsey Lu in Seattle for the So Help Me God Tour, spotlighting new work that follows Blood, the baroque, cello-centered debut that first revealed a voice moving between the sacred and the sensual. The new album spans ten tracks co-produced with Jack Antonoff and Yves Rothman and mixed by Oli Jacobs, with contributions from Sampha, Kamasi Washington, Lady Jess and Kim Gordon. Instead of easy comfort, it embraces a clear reckoning, charting devotion, desire, grief and transcendence across meticulous, cinematic sound that shifts from drum and bass pulses and distorted guitars to choral swells and shadowed electronics. Studio time encouraged playful experimentation, a spark that carries into pieces like Reaper, Cutting Off the Head of a Ghost and Running To Pain. Visual inspiration draws on Caravaggio’s stark light and dark, while songs such as Only the Lonely and Portrait of a Lady On Fire explore slow-burning longing in vivid detail. Lu’s path to this chapter includes the loss of a longtime cello, a lockdown ritual of filming dawn and dusk for HYDROHARMONIA, and years of travel and spiritual practice that turned isolation into both teacher and scar. Beyond the album, Lu composes for film and collaborates across disciplines, with work on the documentaries Daughters and Earth Mama, creative partnerships with Yves Tumor, Jamie xx, Debbie Harry and Skrillex, and projects with Nan Goldin, Wu Tsang and Jacolby Satterwhite, along with collaborations with Gucci, Miu Miu and Bottega Veneta. The project also extends to a sequence of short films, including a collaboration with BAFTA-winning director Savanah Leaf starring Garance Marillier with photography by Yuma Al-Arashi. All ages are admitted. A valid ID is required to access bar areas. Doors open at the time shown on the listing and the performance typically begins about an hour later, though that timing can change without notice. Tickets are final sale unless the event is canceled. Openers may change. Purchases that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Settle in for tabletop fun at The Cut Shop in Woodinville, where large communal tables welcome board games and role playing adventures such as D&D and World of Warcraft. Smaller booths and two-tops are ideal for card games, chess, backgammon, dominoes, and cribbage. Attendees can bring favorite titles or pick from a selection of classics available on site. Food and drink specials run through the evening, and cult favorites play on the big screens while games are underway.

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.

Bloodworks Northwest brings a monthly mobile blood drive to the area just outside City Hall. Appointments are preferred, typically lasting up to an hour, while the actual draw takes about 10 minutes. To get ready, eat well, stay hydrated, arrive feeling healthy, and bring a photo ID. Donors younger than 18 need a permission form signed by a parent. Each donation makes a meaningful impact for people in the local community.

This inclusive dog-friendly event is open to all, and participation does not require daycare attendance. It welcomes dogs of every size, age, and energy level. More details are available on the website.

A single-artist exhibition at Bellevue Library features a thoughtfully selected body of work that traces the range and development of the artist’s practice. The collection is presented in an inviting public setting where visitors can explore the pieces at their own pace.

Bring paper and pen or a laptop to write from prompts in a weekly drop-in group. No registration is required.

Meet at Shoes N Feet to connect with others who enjoy running or walking, then head out together for a casual outing on the Bellevue trails. The focus is on keeping it light and fun, whether you choose to run, walk, or do a bit of both.

Third Place Books Seward Park in Seattle hosts Sara Amini for a presentation of Mixed Signals, a new graphic novel that continues the story begun in Mixed Feelings. The book follows Sara through a challenging in-between stage of growing up, blending humor and honesty as she searches for belonging during the age of dial-up connections and landline phones. The program includes time for audience questions and a public signing. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome, and advance RSVP is recommended for important updates. Purchasing the featured book helps support the store’s author series. Amini is an Iranian-Colombian actress with credits across television, commercial campaigns, and voice roles in video games and animation. She is originally from Houston and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son. Mixed Feelings, the first installment in her graphic memoir trilogy, was released in April 2026 to critical acclaim. The event information also highlights Colombian cartoonist and illustrator Shadia Amin, a Savannah-based SCAD graduate whose work includes Shiny Misfits, Spider-Ham, Aggretsuko, Olive and Popeye, and contributions to Alloy: Electrum and Votes for Women.

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

Settle into a weekly gentle yoga session at Northwest Wellness that encourages slowing down, reconnecting, and moving with intention. Classes blend grounding breathwork, mindful movement, and postures tailored to the group, with attention to alignment, ease, and the natural benefits of each pose. Many people leave feeling centered, energized, and at peace. On the first Tuesday of each month, the class becomes a full Yoga Nidra practice, a deeply restorative guided meditation experienced while resting in Savasana. This approach supports integration, helps reduce stress hormones, and invites deep rest and healing. The cost is $15 per class, and class passes are available at 10 percent off. To reserve a spot, call Northwest Wellness at (253) 927-0660.

Explore modern calligraphy at SUITE Restaurant/Lounge in Bellevue, WA in a beginner-friendly workshop that uses a pointed dip pen with ink. Over 1.5 hours, an instructor demonstrates the essentials and guides practice so participants can add personalized lettering to cards, wedding stationery, home decor, and more. Each attendee receives a take-home starter kit that includes two nibs, a pot of black ink, two lettering guides, tracing paper, a straight pen holder, and all the materials needed to write during class. The session wraps up with a hands-on project lettering on mini 4 inch craft pumpkins. It is a creative night out for anyone who loves stationery, is planning a wedding, or enjoys hands-on crafts.

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.

Registration is open for a dance series at Club Sur featuring Salsa across multiple levels, plus Rueda de Casino and Bachata with beginner and intermediate options. Some levels run concurrently, and no partner is required. Space is limited. A four-class pass is available for $95 for individuals or $170 for couples. Additional options include a $30 drop-in, a two-series package for $170, and an unlimited monthly pass for $250. All passes expire 30 days after the first visit.

Barboza hosts an evening with Pertinence and special guests. The show welcomes all ages, while bar areas are limited to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors open at the posted event time, and performances generally begin about an hour later, though schedules can change. Please note that Barboza is not wheelchair accessible. All tickets are nonrefundable except in the event of cancellation. Supporting acts may change, and orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Trivia Night at Dave & Buster's in Auburn, WA features an interactive game hosted live, with questions that span pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Players use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and watch their rank on the leaderboard. The format includes image and music rounds, and teams of up to six can collaborate to climb the standings. It is free to play, and winners receive Power Card prizes.

An STG presentation brings Lila Downs and Cambias mi Mundo to Moore Theatre with reserved seating. Rooted in Oaxaca and shaped by life between Mexico and the United States, she blends Mexican traditions with jazz, cumbia, folk, and contemporary sounds to create a singular voice and a compelling stage presence. Her performances honor culture and reclaim stories, turning the concert experience into something intimate and deeply human that encourages audiences to feel, dance, and remember. The spotlight is on her album Cambias mi Mundo, a return to essentials that is her most acoustic and close-up work yet, built almost entirely from original songs and including one love song that links Mexico and Portugal. A recipient of multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy awards, Downs has appeared at renowned venues such as Jazz at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and the Hollywood Bowl. She has been invited to perform at the White House and has taken the stage on the Academy Awards and Latin Grammy broadcasts. Her music has also been featured in films including The Counselor, Tortilla Soup, Real Women Have Curves, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, Carlos Saura’s Fados, Mariachi Gringo, and Hecho en Mexico. Event policies include a limit of eight tickets per person and per credit card, with orders that exceed the limit subject to cancellation without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and delivery methods may change. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, babies in arms are not permitted, and the balcony is accessed by stairs and ramps only since there is no elevator.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts four-time Grammy nominee Stefon Harris, a leading vibraphonist, with his band Blackout. Known for inventive arrangements and deeply felt improvisation, the group connects jazz tradition with a fresh, contemporary pulse. Their recordings include Urbanus, recognized with a Grammy nomination, and Sonic Creed, honored by WBGO as Jazz Album of the Year, followed most recently by Sonic Creed II: Life Signs on Motema Music. Harris is also a dedicated educator and arts innovator. He has taught at universities worldwide, guided curriculum at the Brubeck Institute, served on the jazz faculty at New York University, and previously held the posts of Associate Dean and Director of Jazz Arts at the Manhattan School of Music. His current roles include Artistic Advisor for Jazz Education at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Director of the Harmony Lab at Express Newark, and tenured Associate Professor of Music at Rutgers University in Newark. Awards and accolades include the Doris Duke Artist Award and the Martin E. Segal Award from Lincoln Center. He has been named Best Mallet Player eight times by the Jazz Journalists Association and has earned top honors as Best Vibes Player in DownBeat Magazine's Critics Poll. Harris tours with Blackout and has released eleven albums as a leader, collaborating over the years with artists such as Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Wynton Marsalis, Joe Henderson, Diana Krall, Dianne Reeves, Chaka Khan, and many more.

Young Miko takes the stage at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle for a high-energy concert. Expect live performances of fan favorites, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of sing-along moments. Ticket details and additional updates will be announced.

Jackie Evans brings the tour to Tractor Tavern in Seattle for a partially seated show. This event is sold out. Admission was priced between $20 and $25, and entry is limited to ages 21 and up.

Presented by Showbox, the Bloodline Tour brings Mon Rovîa to Showbox SoDo in Seattle with support from Sydney Rose and Sarah Julia. This event welcomes all ages, with alcohol available only to guests 21 and over. Mon Rovîa partners with PLUS1, directing one dollar from each ticket to the National Immigration Law Center to help advance and defend the rights and opportunities of low income immigrants and their families.

Presented by STG, Iron & Wine brings the Hen’s Teeth Tour to The 5th Avenue Theatre with special guest Ken Pomeroy. Iron & Wine is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Sam Beam, with the tour named for Hen’s Teeth, the project’s eighth full-length album. The record was made with engineer Dave Way and gathers frequent collaborators David Garza, Sebastian Steinberg, Tyler Chester, Griffin Goldsmith, Beth Goodfellow, Kyle Crane and Paul Cartwright. It also features the Americana trio I’m With Her, with Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan and Sara Watkins, on the songs “Robin’s Egg” and “Wait Up,” along with harmonies from Arden Beam on “Roses,” “Singing Saw,” “Defiance, Ohio” and “Grace Notes.” Seating is reserved. All ages are welcome, and a bar will be available with valid ID.

Community members come together in a flexible space for independent practice, extra guidance, and relaxed social time. It offers a mix of open practice, instructor office hours, and a low-key jazz lounge atmosphere, with snacks and board games available. During the first hour, Jazztime students can receive complimentary coaching from working instructors to get questions answered, gather practice tips, or review material from missed classes. Admission is $10, or $5 with the code “access” if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

American Hammond organist Joe Doria, based in Seattle, brings his versatile sound to Sea Monster Lounge in Seattle, performing with some of the city’s finest musicians. He has supported many local solo artists and plays in several Seattle groups that have reached audiences across the country, including McTuff, his Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.

A relaxed outdoor coffee meetup takes place at the Rotary Central Station Picnic Shelter in Kirkland, offering conversation, snacks, and warm drinks regardless of the weather. Anna shares freshly baked vegan muffins, Dylan often brews a variety of loose leaf teas, and Kurt provides regular and decaf coffee along with hot water, tea bags, and hot cocoa packets. No registration is needed, and attendees can come and go as their schedules allow. Set along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, it is easy to reach on foot, while jogging, by bike, or by car. Reusable mugs are available, and participants may bring their own. Dogs are welcome and there are treats for them.

Openbay Garage is offering triple loyalty points when you reserve a bay, helping you reach a free hour of bay time more quickly. The program gives one point per dollar, and collecting 500 points unlocks that complimentary hour. Use the bay for an oil change, brake or suspension work, routine maintenance, or a project you have been postponing. There is no cost to join the loyalty program.

Artist and teacher Rosy Coe leads a beginner-friendly workshop focused on turning a plain glass plate into functional art using decorative papers, napkins, and paints. Participants learn how to plan a design, layer materials, seal their work, and add finishing touches for a polished result. All supplies are provided, with one glass piece per person. This program is for adults. Registration is required, space is limited to 22, and walk-ins may be accommodated if room remains. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request, and automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

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.

Build confidence in spoken English through guided conversations with other learners and trained helpers. Everyone is welcome, no matter your level, and registration is not required.

Presented by Mammoth NW, Crown Magnetar and To The Grave bring The Sawed Off Suffering Tour to El Corazon in Seattle, joined by Face Yourself and I Declare War as special guests. This event is open to all ages. Advance tickets are available for $25 through Opendate.

Feel Good Productions partners with SINGO to introduce MUSINGO, a high energy, sing along version of bingo where snippets of popular songs replace letters and numbers, prompting the crowd to belt out the tunes as they mark their cards. Designed for lively nights out and special celebrations like birthdays, wedding parties, and date nights, this game is free to play. Printed cards and daubers are provided, you can also play on a phone or tablet, and prizes are on the line. Hosted by DJ SnakPak, this weekly event takes place every Wednesday at Firestarter Bar and Grill.

This book group offers a casual yet stimulating discussion of What We Can Know by Ian McEwan. Attend in person or participate online. New members are welcome. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link for the virtual option.

OmCulture hosts an evening featuring a Salsa class for dancers of all experience levels, available as a four-class series for $60 or as $20 drop-ins. After the class, a Fusion practice session begins with a brief introductory lesson, then transitions into open dancing. Walk-ins are $15, or $5 for those continuing from the Salsa class. Fusion dancing has returned to the studio, creating a welcoming space to learn, practice, and connect.

Women who love to sing can experience a lively chorus rehearsal at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Bellevue. Song of Seattle Chorus focuses on learning music and stage presentation in a supportive setting with plenty of laughter. The group is a local chapter of Sweet Adelines International, also known as SingUnited International, a worldwide network of women’s barbershop choruses. The chorus performs a cappella and participates in regional competitions each year. First-time visitors can contact the chorus with any questions. More information is available on the chorus Facebook page.

Barboza welcomes Jenna Raine on the Jeans, Boys, and Jesus Tour, joined by special guests. The Dallas-born singer and songwriter crafts bright, heartfelt pop that turns everyday moments into sing-along memories. Her catalog has earned more than 466 million streams, with early standouts like It Is What It Is and the breakout see you later (ten years). Highlights include features in Rolling Stone, Billboard, and V Magazine, a performance at the MTV VMAs Block Party, collaborations with Joshua Bassett on Don’t Let Me Down and Aodhán King on Still Worthy, and the Only Started Growing EP featuring the viral hit Roses. Recent releases include Just 15, Talk of the Town, It Takes A Village, and What Would I Say, as she builds toward her debut album, Jeans, Boys & Jesus. Entry is open to all ages, and a valid 21+ ID is required for bar service. Doors open at the listed event time, and the show generally begins about an hour later, but timing may change without notice. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled. Support acts may change. Orders that exceed the ticket limit are subject to cancellation. Please note that Barboza is not wheelchair accessible.

Get comfortable at Revelry Room for a relaxed crafting gathering where any project is welcome, whether you knit, mend, sketch, journal, or make collage. Choose a drink from the full cocktail list or pick from a wide range of nonalcoholic options while you create and connect. The vibe is low pressure with music in the background, so you can focus on your work and leave with fresh ideas.

STG presents Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle as part of The Paradise Gothic Tour. This performance features reserved seating. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a local presale, a media presale, and a public onsale.

Presented by STG and Live Nation, Cameron Whitcomb performs at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. The main floor is general admission, while the balcony features reserved seating. A ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Purchases are limited to four tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All purchases are final, and tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. Mobile tickets will appear in accounts four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. There is no elevator, so access to the balcony is by stairs only.

She Wants Revenge brings their dark alternative and gothic sound to The Showbox in Seattle with Rosegarden Funeral Party. The duo behind the breakout single “Tear You Apart” appears with a refreshed lineup, drawing from a catalog that spans their 2005 self-titled debut through Valleyheart. After reuniting and touring extensively, they are writing and recording a fourth album with new music on the way. This event is for ages 21 and over.

Give your week a lift with a Brazilian Zouk social at Dance Underground in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Enjoy music and social dancing with a welcoming community of Zouk enthusiasts. Admission is $10, with a $5 rate for UW students, and payment is accepted via Venmo or cash at the door. To keep dancing accessible, assistance is available for those facing financial difficulties.

Showbox presents The Baby Blues Tour featuring Big Loud and Back Blocks Music country artist Ashley Cooke with Aniston Pate. This event is for ages 21 and over. Cooke blends pop energy with country storytelling, focusing on honest moments of love, heartbreak, and what connects them. Highlights of her fast-rising career include more than 200 million global streams and the duet Never Til Now with Brett Young, debut appearances at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry, and national TV features on ABC’s The Bachelorette and NBC’s TODAY. She has shared stages with Luke Bryan, Cole Swindell, Brett Young, and others. Originally from Parkland, Florida, and influenced by artists such as Taylor Swift, Rascal Flatts, and Kelly Clarkson, she wrote her first song at 11. She moved to Nashville at 18 to attend Belmont University, won the school’s Country Showcase, and built a substantial audience on TikTok while releasing country music on her own terms. Her debut album, shot in the dark, spans 24 tracks that chronicle a daring twenty something pursuing her dreams through relatable lyrics and catchy melodies. Recognition includes a July 2023 Rookie of the Month nod from Billboard, coverage from People, American Songwriter, and The Tennessean, and MusicRow’s 2023 Discovery Artist of the Year. One dollar from every ticket benefits the Ashley Cooke Fund in support of The Onsite Foundation’s Creatives Support Network, which provides free mental health care, education, and resources for members of the songwriting community.

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.

Practice your English in a supportive setting with fellow learners and trained conversation helpers. All proficiency levels are welcome, and no registration is required. For disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Online events always include automated closed captioning.

Green Lake Pickleball in Seattle offers free Beginner Welcome Courts tailored for new and intermediate players. Courts are set aside for learning and casual play in a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere. Pickleball Ambassadors provide guidance on the basics, including rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No prior experience is required, and drop-ins are welcome whether arriving solo or with friends. Sessions may be canceled due to rain.

The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Rainier Valley Food Bank are partnering at the ULMS Resource Center to provide health insurance enrollment support, guidance for navigating care, and food distribution. A short survey is available to share community needs that will guide funding and help expand programs, and questions can be directed to Pavi Montes at pmontes@urbanleague.org.

Openbay Garage hosts a twice monthly time attack where drivers chase the leaderboard in identical equipment. The entry fee is $15. Each participant gets one warm up lap followed by four timed laps, and the single quickest lap becomes the official result. A uniform car and track keep the focus on driving skill. Complimentary pizza is provided. The top time of the event earns a prize choice of one free bay hour or one free sim hour, with a minimum of four racers required for prize eligibility. Participants are asked to RSVP ahead of time to help plan the pizza headcount.

A live glassblowing demonstration featuring guest artists Jason Christian and Dan Friday honors the 35th year of Seattle Glassblowing Studio. Based in the Seattle area, Jason Christian began working with glass at 21 as a hotshop charger, building his skills through hands-on experience. He has collaborated with many well-known artists in the local community and spent more than a decade on Dale Chihuly’s boathouse team, working with international artists such as Pino Singnoretti. His personal work explores reticello, classical Venetian methods, and modern simplicity. Dan Friday, a member of the Lummi Nation and a Skagit Valley based artist, has focused on glass for 30 years. He has taught at the University of Washington, Evergreen State Collage, Pilchuck Glass School, Pendland School of Craft, the Chrysler Museum, and the Haystack Craft Center. In 2017 he started the Native Youth outreach Program at Pilchuck Glass School. The themes and imagery in his work are drawn from his Coast Salish heritage and are realized through glass. This demonstration brings together two artists whose practices span time-honored techniques and culturally rooted storytelling within contemporary glass art.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat spread of Indian street snacks and tiffins at Simply Indian Restaurant. The buffet is priced at $16, with kids ages 5 to 12 at $10 and children under 5 free. The menu features Mysoor Bonda, Stuffed Mirchi Bajji, Muntha Masala, Pani Poori, Veg Pakora, Medu Vada, Sooji Ka Upma, Aloo Tikki Chaat, Papdi chaat, and a 4 oz serving of masala tea.

LGG Open Meetings are shifting to third Thursdays at 9lb. The focus is on planning rides, rallies, trips to rallies, and other plans. It offers a relaxed chance to catch up on what is happening and share ideas while enjoying beer and something to eat.

At Oasis Tea Zone, Dimsum Dialogue presents What’s The Tea, a social support group created for and by AAPI LGBTQ+ community members. The conversation is facilitated by Edsel Blanche, MSW. It is free to attend and includes complimentary bubble tea. Expect monthly guest speakers and a monthly drawing for a $50 Safeway gift card. This program is made possible by the Gender Based Violence Referral Program, sponsored by The Filipino Community of Seattle, with thanks to Northwest Harvest and A|M Consulting & Clinical Services.

Settle in at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub in Seattle for an evening of live readings as authors share fresh crime, horror, and noir fiction. Enjoy a drink while listening to shadowy tales delivered straight from the writers. Admission is free and all who appreciate dark storytelling in friendly company are welcome.

A seasoned Seattle trio brings an edgy sound shaped by the 60s and 70s, delivering tightly crafted musical gems with a vintage flair. The lineup features Gary Reynolds on vocals and guitar, Ben Smith on drums and vocals, and Dave Swafford on bass and vocals.

Showbox Presents brings Palace to Showbox SoDo as part of the USA and Canada Tour 2026. All ages are welcome to attend, and alcohol is available only to guests who are 21 or older.

Conscious Connections offers a monthly evening at Nurture Wellbeing centered on guided meditation, heartfelt dialogue, and authentic connection, facilitated by Emma of Revitalize Spa. Each gathering focuses on a shared theme and begins with an original meditation intended to slow the pace, encourage inward attention, and bring participants into the present. Drawing on her intuitive energy healing practice, Emma supports participants in reconnecting with their bodies and shifting energy in gentle, restorative ways. This opening practice sets a calm and open tone that invites ease and sincerity before conversation begins. Afterward, small groups reflect and share around the theme through thoughtful prompts and honest discussion. The evening concludes with a renewed sense of grounding and connection with self and others that can be carried into daily life. It is a space for slowing down and being seen, with conversation that affirms you are not alone in what you feel and experience. Newcomers to meditation and those simply seeking more community are welcome. A suggested donation of 10 dollars helps cover space and event costs, and participation is open to all regardless of contribution.

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.

Explore an iconic Seattle mansion while two of the region’s most talented singer songwriters perform in a space that is rarely seen. Tickets are available.

STG and Live Nation present Malcolm Todd’s Do That Again Tour at The Paramount Theatre in Seattle. The floor will be standing room with general admission, while the balcony offers reserved seating, and the event is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are capped at six per person and per credit card, and orders above this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are issued closer to the event, and the venue may adjust ticket delivery methods. Every attendee must have their own ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note that there is no elevator and access to the balcony is by stairs only. Presales and VIP packages are available.

At Moore Theatre in Seattle, Julian Lage appears with a quartet featuring Jorge Roeder on bass, Kenny Wollesen on drums, and John Medeski on keyboards. Recognized early for exceptional talent, Lage has been part of the creative music world for three decades and has worked with John Zorn, Charles Lloyd, Nels Cline, Chris Eldridge, and Fred Hersch. The New Yorker has described him as among the leading improvisers. His approach blends precise technique with spontaneity and a spirit of exploration across the many currents of American music. The group’s 2026 Blue Note Records album, Scenes From Above, continues that wide ranging inquiry into sound and tradition. Tickets are priced from $37 to $62 before taxes and are sold by STG. For ticket questions, contact STG at 206-682-1414 or boxoffice@stgpresents.org. To reduce fees, tickets can be purchased in person at The Paramount Theatre box office. This event is presented in partnership with STG.