Events in Renton, WA

Cascade Bicycle Club presents a new family-friendly ride around Seattle’s Lake Union. The day begins at King County’s Gas Works Park, where a coffee stand, food trucks, vendors, and activities for kids create a lively start. Pick up a free souvenir, then head east on the Burke-Gilman Trail and cross the University Bridge. The official midpoint is South Lake Union Park, where participants can tour MOHAI and build boats at the Wooden Boat Center, with lunch available for purchase from on-site food trucks. Continue along the Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop, taking in views of boats on the water and the distinctive structures of Gas Works Park across the way. After crossing the Fremont Bridge, rejoin the Burke-Gilman Trail for the final stretch back to Gas Works Park, completing a loop suited to families, friends, bike commuters, and community members.

Once a year, families gather on a century-old Seattle farm to pick organic apples, meet friendly horses and ponies, and share lunch in The Barn. Attendance is limited, creating a more spacious experience than the pumpkins and ponies event. Each guest receives a half-peck paper bag for U-pick apples and can explore the property on a self-guided walk. Children can enjoy a pony ride, and visitors are welcome to see the farm’s 13 other gentle horses and ponies. Lunch includes fire-roasted hot dogs with a vegetarian option, potato chips, and water, served in The Barn. Pre-purchase is $50 per person and the cost increases to $60 per person. The ticket includes admission, parking, a pony ride, lunch, and a bag of organic apples. Children 2 and under are free, and every minor must have a parent or guardian on-site. Please bring proof of purchase for check-in. Wear lightweight pants and closed-toed shoes. On-site private parking is provided. Apples are organic and may have natural imperfections. No dogs are allowed. Pumpkins are available upon request.

The Motion Golf Tournament at Meridian Valley Country Club brings golfers, businesses, and supporters together for a meaningful day on the course, with an impact that reaches far beyond the fairways. This annual fundraiser benefits Motion Christian School and its mission to provide Christ-centered education for students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. The day features friendly competition, prizes, contests, and opportunities to connect with others who are passionate about making a difference. Participation, sponsorships, and donations help create life-changing opportunities for students and families. Those unable to attend can still contribute with a tax-deductible gift, and information is available on team registration and sponsorship options.

This walk follows a mostly flat route at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park, offering fresh air and views of Lake Washington and, on clear days, the Olympic Mountains. Meet near the roundabout in the park, close to the volleyball courts.

An informal drop-in session offering one-on-one help with basic technology questions for computers, smartphones, and tablets. Support includes using email, navigating websites, basics of Microsoft Word and Excel, setting up accounts, and accessing library eBooks and audiobooks. While not every issue can be solved, staff will work to find answers or suggest next steps. Basic translation is available through the library’s Language Line service. Participants may bring their own device or use one of four laptops provided. No appointment is required, and the format is drop-in.

Strengthen your English speaking skills alongside other learners with support from trained conversation helpers. All proficiency levels are welcome to participate. Registration is not required.

Experienced and aspiring cooks are welcome at a meeting of the Incipient Wyewood Culinary Guild focused on making mul-kimchi and featuring a potluck dinner. RSVP is requested so ingredient amounts can be planned, and a small supply cost is anticipated, not to exceed ten dollars per person. If you are able, bring a dish to share and clearly label ingredients to support attendees with allergies and sensitivities. The gathering is at The Cabana, next to the basketball court, with limited parking in front. Please use only unmarked stalls and avoid the four yellow spaces by the mail kiosk, and consider carpooling since parking is tight. The Cabana has padded folding chairs, and you may bring a more comfortable chair if you prefer. This activity is held and managed by The Barony of Wyewood, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, and is the official presence of this group. Participation in in person SCA activities carries a risk of exposure to infectious diseases, and attendees are expected to take any steps they feel are necessary to protect their health and safety. All participants must uphold SCA core values, behave with courtesy, honor, chivalry and respect, comply with SCA policy and modern law, and refrain from harassment, bullying and hate speech.

The Ballard Elks Paddling Races feature timed racing alongside a relaxed group paddle for those who prefer a social outing on the water. All human-powered craft are welcome, including SUPs, surf skis, kayaks, prone boards, outrigger canoes, and rowing shells. Courses rotate among four routes, each selected based on conditions, with approximate distances ranging from about 2.5 to 3.5 miles. A social paddle runs near the race for non-competitors. Afterward, participants head to the Secret Beach Bar at the Elks Lodge for refreshments, food, and views of the Sound and sunset. All proceeds support Ballard Elks charities. Registration is available online or on site up until the start of the skippers meeting. Participants must check in and sign a liability form before that meeting. Entry donation is $10 per race for both BEPC members and non-members. A full season pass for BEPC members is $100, described as a 50 percent savings compared to paying for each race. Payments are accepted via Zelle to books@ballardelks.org, by cash with ATMs available inside the Elks, or by check payable to Ballard Elks 827. Allocation of race entry donations to Elks charities is determined by a vote of the BEPC membership. Parking is available in the Elks southern lot rows, with overflow directed to the east section of the lot. Do not unload in the fire zone near the beach entrance. Questions or volunteer inquiries can be sent to bepc827@gmail.com.

The Evergreen Piecemakers Quilt Guild meets at First Christian Church of Kent for a session that includes guild business, show and tell, and updates on events. Guests may attend a few meetings to decide if membership is a good fit before joining.

Put your knowledge to the test with a lively pub quiz hosted by Paul in West Seattle. The game features six rounds with ten questions each, including an audio challenge, a picture round, three themed rounds, and a final wildcard. Teams can include up to six players. Prizes await the top teams, with a $25 Skylark gift certificate for first place and $15 for second, plus a pitcher of beer for the next-to-last team. Skylark’s kitchen turns out from-scratch favorites like burgers, smoked meats, and tater tots, and the full bar keeps refreshments flowing. Named Best Trivia Night by Seattle Weekly’s Reader Poll.

A neighborhood favorite, the Crossroads Bellevue Farmers Market brings people together around locally grown produce and artisan-made goods. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, discover handcrafted items, and meet the folks who make and grow them. Stop in to gather ingredients for your next meal or take a leisurely stroll through the stalls. It is a welcoming spot to connect with the community while supporting local vendors each week.

Bring a notebook, a pen, or your laptop to explore writing prompts and get words on the page. This is a weekly drop in writing group held on Tuesdays. No registration is required.

Experience the Capitol Hill Farmers Market while connecting through American Sign Language at the ASL Lounge. Meet other signers and engage with the ASL community in a welcoming, comfortable space set amid fresh, seasonal produce and the lively market scene. Support local growers, discover new favorites, and enjoy conversation in an environment designed to make ASL communication easy and inclusive.

Green Lake Pickleball hosts free sessions that reserve courts for beginners and intermediate players to learn and play in a relaxed, supportive setting. Ambassadors are available to teach the fundamentals, including rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No prior experience is required, and participants may come on their own or with friends. Look for the easternmost courts near the road marked with orange traffic cones. Activities are weather dependent and may be canceled if it rains.

Participants meet at Shoes N Feet to connect with fellow runners and walkers, then head out together for a relaxed, social outing on the Bellevue trails. The pace is casual and the focus is on making running enjoyable, whether you prefer to run, walk, or mix the two.

Set out for a summer evening afloat with live music and waterway views. Step aboard the Trek Ferry for a performance by Aaron Crawford while the boat cruises across Lake Union and Lake Washington. Food and drinks will be available for purchase on board. Unlike most sailings in the series, this one does not run alongside the Duck Dodge races.

Settle into a focused album-listening gathering built around three records that trace musical timelines and hidden ties. The evening moves through a foundational classic from the past, a current release capturing the present, and a selection from elsewhere that revives a long-lost gem or reveals an unexpected connection. Each week, guest curators from across the Seattle music community share the albums that shaped them and the stories behind their picks. Every record is played in full in a room tuned for attentive listening, with time to talk about what you hear between sides. A complete cocktail list is available, along with plenty of zero-proof choices for those who are there for the music and conversation.

Enjoy a fun night of trivia at The Barking Dog Alehouse with food, drinks, and prizes. Seating tends to fill quickly, so early arrival is recommended.

Boz Scaggs brings his Rhythm Review 2026 to The Paramount Theatre, presented by STG. This is a reserved seating concert. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person and per credit card, and orders beyond that limit may be canceled at the venue's discretion. All purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcode delivery will be available starting four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Everyone must have a ticket regardless of age, and infants carried in arms are not permitted. The building has no elevator, so access to the balcony is by stairs only.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts Malian singer and guitarist Vieux Farka Touré for two nights on tour celebrating his album Les Racines. He performs with Marshall Henry on bass, Ousmane Dagno on ngoni and guitar, and Adama Kone on drums and percussion. Touré, often called the "Hendrix of the Sahara," is the son of the late Ali Farka Touré, a pioneer of Desert Blues. Les Racines, released on World Circuit, marks his debut on the label and a return to the Songhai roots of Northern Mali that his father helped bring to the world. Crafted in his Bamako home studio, the album blends traditional West African rhythms with his signature guitar fire, pairing heritage with a modern pulse. The songs are all original and speak to community, history, and present day challenges, guided by the idea that music carries knowledge and can lead people toward reason. This engagement highlights the spirit of Desert Blues and the lineage that inspired it, presented by an artist who has forged his own identity through wide ranging collaborations while staying connected to where it all began.

Presented by STG, Public Image Ltd brings the This Is Not The Last Tour to The Neptune Theatre. Founded by John Lydon after his time with the Sex Pistols, the post-punk innovators are known for a sound that blends rock, dance, folk, pop, and dub. Their catalog includes multiple UK Top 20 singles and albums, and the band continues to push forward onstage and in the studio. This is a general admission show. The ADA area on the seating map is for accessibility needs and does not indicate a specific seat. There is a six-ticket limit per patron, and orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age, with no babies in arms.

This community sing focuses on sea shanties, maritime songs, and songs with a nautical connection. A special theme may be featured, with details provided in the comments.

A community gathering brings people together in a multi-use space for open practice, extra instruction, and casual socializing. The experience blends office hours, practice space, and a jazz lounge, with snacks and board games available. Jazztime students can access free coaching sessions from working instructors to get questions answered, gather practice tips, and catch up on missed classes. Admission is $10, or $5 with the code "access" if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

Settle in for an outdoor screening of Catching Fire from The Hunger Games series at Lincoln Park Field 3, with the trees and the Sound as a scenic backdrop. The story follows Katniss as she is pulled back into danger while the Capitol tightens its grip on the people. Pack a jacket, it can be chilly. Food trucks on site include Tandem Truck to Table, Dippy Delicious Ice Cream, and Cocinas.

Break up the day at Pioneer Park with free stand-up comedy and a splash of live music. The first 20 attendees will receive a made-to-order sandwich courtesy of Mirabelle by Orphée in Pioneer Square. This recurring series takes place on the third Wednesday of each month through September.

Learn together in an open, welcoming session that connects you with free learning resources and friendly guidance. Bring a device if you wish, or simply come with questions. Whether your goals include improving your English, growing your digital abilities, building financial know-how, or strengthening job skills, support is available to match you with tools that can help you begin. This is a drop-in format with no registration needed. Please note that assistance does not include hardware setup or repair.

Settle in for a cozy evening of tea and crafting. Materials for a simple project will be available, and participants are welcome to bring their own works in progress. This relaxed, social space welcomes crafters of all identities to create, chat, and connect. Refreshments are provided by Friends of Renton Libraries. In partnership with the Renton LGBTQIA+ Community.

Spend two hours building a solid foundation in live sound while getting acquainted with the Vera Project’s approach and gear. The session covers microphones and placement, how audio travels through a system, and the essentials that tie it together, including stands, cables, DIs, snakes and sub-snakes, along with professional etiquette for working with bands. It welcomes beginners and experienced participants of any age. Expect a clear look at signal flow, guidance on setting up small PA systems, and an outline of what is needed to serve on the Vera sound team at shows. The class also highlights the welcoming, open minded Vera Attitude that is appreciated around the world. Completion of this class is required before taking Vera’s advanced audio courses and before signing up for Sound Runner shifts at Vera Project shows. Each Live Sound class opens access to new volunteer engineering shifts at Vera, which can grow into paid opportunities at the venue and beyond. Volunteering at Vera also provides entry to additional learning experiences such as tours, field trips, and internships.

4b's Seattle Trivia Night rolls on with the eleventh match of the season. If you missed the opening event, a recap is available, and Team Georgie captured the win that night. Plan ahead, as tables tend to fill quickly.

Song of Seattle Chorus offers a lively rehearsal for women who love to sing. Participants grow their vocal skills, polish a cappella barbershop harmony, and explore stagecraft in a friendly setting filled with laughter. Based in Bellevue, this chapter of Sweet Adelines International, also known as SingUnited International, performs a cappella music around the globe and competes at a regional level each year. The ensemble is community focused and supportive, and it welcomes talented, enthusiastic singers.

Mad Crafty at Revelry Room offers a relaxed, music-filled setting where people focus on the creative projects they bring with them, whether that means knitting, sketching, journaling, mending, collage, or something entirely different. The vibe is easygoing and social, making it a refreshing creative break in the middle of the week. The bar serves a full range of cocktails along with plenty of nonalcoholic choices for anyone who wants to craft, connect, and stay clear headed. Guests arrive with a project in hand and often leave with fresh ideas.

MovieCat Trivia Nights offers a cat-themed movie quiz packed with big-screen clips, distinctive categories, and energetic multimedia rounds. The atmosphere is playful, prizes are up for grabs, and the entire experience celebrates film knowledge with a feline twist. Embrace your inner MovieCat and see how your on-screen savvy stacks up.

Shawn James brings the Flew Too Close To The Sun Tour to Neumos with a set that spans folk, blues, R&B, gospel, rock, and metal, all performed with raw emotion and soul. Influenced by early gospel roots and years of traveling, he has been releasing music independently since 2012 and is known for live shows that shift in mood and intensity. Expect originals with the possibility of a few covers, plus high-energy moments that can get loud...earplugs may be useful. This event welcomes all ages, while bar service is limited to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors open at the time shown on the listing, and the performance typically begins about an hour later, though schedules may change without notice. All ticket sales are final except in the case of cancellation. Support lineups may change, and any order that exceeds the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

A welcoming bluegrass jam gathers at Machine House Brewing in Hillman City, open to all ages and all skill levels with no cost to participate. Members of the Outlander Progressive Bluegrass Social Club receive a one dollar discount on each drink by showing a valid membership card to the bartender. Beginners are welcome, especially if they can play rhythm chords for basic songs. Participants are expected to follow jam etiquette, and familiarity with the Nashville Number System is helpful since many tunes are called by number. Songs from outside the genre are fine when played in a bluegrass style, and the host may decline selections to keep the circle friendly and on track. Original tunes can fit if they are easy to follow. Leading a song is optional. When the group is larger, newer players may be seated around the outside so everyone can take part. Charts and lyric sheets are allowed as long as they do not block others, though playing from memory is encouraged. Dogs are welcome. Non-drinkers can still enjoy the event, and those under 21 may attend. The brewery does not serve food, but outside food is permitted and food trucks may be arranged if there is enough interest. Resources are available to help you prepare, including a weekly pre-called song with charts and recordings, playlists of tunes that have been called, and archives listing previous selections with their keys and how often they come up. Supporting the venue by buying a beverage and tipping the bartender is appreciated, and treating the host to a beer is considered good manners.

STG presents the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band as the 30th Anniversary Tour of Ledbetter Heights arrives at The Moore Theatre. Seating on the floor and first balcony is reserved, and the second balcony is general admission. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be available four days before the event, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and lap children are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator to the balcony level, which is accessed by stairs and ramps.

Nalini leads bellydance classes in Bellevue at NIKA Dance Academy. The program begins with Bellydance for All Levels, open to beginners and experienced dancers. Each month features a new short choreography, and a video is recorded at the end of the month to track progress. Following that, the Jewels of Fire Performance Group focuses on choreographies for stage shows, cultural events, and local festivals. Participants can bring a water bottle and an optional hip scarf.

Get your Zouk fix with a friendly Brazilian Zouk social at Dance Underground in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Expect an easygoing atmosphere to dance, meet partners, and enjoy the music. Admission is $10, with a $5 option for UW students. Payment can be made by Venmo or with cash at the door. If the price is a challenge, there are accommodations to keep the dance accessible to everyone.

Warm up those vocals for a night of karaoke at The Rendezvous. Pick the song you never thought you would sing in front of a crowd and give it your best. Team up with a friend for a duet or cheer on fellow performers as they take the stage. Expect a fun, music-filled evening that welcomes both first-time singers and seasoned belters.

Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Rainier Valley Food Bank are partnering to provide assistance with health insurance enrollment, health navigation, and food distribution at the ULMS Resource Center. Community feedback is being gathered through a short survey to help identify needs and support funding applications that could expand programming. For questions, comments, or concerns, contact Pavi Montes.

Celebrate Wallingford’s local storefronts with a casual sip and stroll that supports neighborhood small businesses. Guests can enjoy a beverage and other treats while browsing the offerings of participating shops, including Assistance League of Seattle, Bedrooms & More, Cascadia Pharmacy, Cedarhouse Flowers, City Cellars, Pacific Northwest Shop, Peti Boutique, Second Act Kids, Sock Monster, and Wally Pets.

Casual, drop-in EDH/Commander at Math 'n' Stuff features rolling games throughout the event. The focus is friendly play. Rule 0 applies, so participants are expected to be considerate and have fun. Proxy cards are allowed with unanimous table consent, and players coordinate power levels before shuffling. The entry fee is $5.50, and each participant receives a randomly assigned prize or promo. Registering with the companion app or a linked Wizards account helps the store obtain more prizes from Wizards to share with attendees. The shop remains open for the duration.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat street food buffet focused on Indian snacks, chaat, and tiffins at Simply Indian Restaurant. The menu highlights Mysoor Bonda, stuffed mirchi bajji, Muntha Masala (mirchi bajji chaat), pani poori (gol gappe), vegetable pakora, medu vada, sooji upma, aloo tikki chaat, and papdi chaat, along with a 4 oz masala tea. Admission is $16, with $10 pricing for children ages 5 to 12 and free entry for those under 5.

Artists at the Center features Path with Art for an evening that transforms Cornish Playhouse and its courtyard into a radiant garden of creativity, connection, and warmth. This annual arts and music festival honors participant artists, volunteers, and community through live performances on the main stage, an exhibition, hands-on art making, and relaxed spaces to connect. Scheduled performers include Path with Art Jam Sessions, the Path with Art Singers, the Veterans Choir in collaboration with Seattle Opera, and members of the Path with Art Tango Band. Admission is free and open to all ages. Presented within Artists at the Center, a multi-year collaboration led by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center with support from the Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and nearby communities, and made possible by a 10-year grant from Climate Pledge Arena and the Seattle Kraken. The initiative showcases emerging and established artists to new audiences on the Seattle Center campus, offering surprise pop-up performances across music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and multidisciplinary work, with artist selection grounded in equity and social justice.

A meetup for women working in marketing, communications, and creative roles is set at Dress for Success Seattle, creating space for professional connection with a strong sense of purpose. The gathering focuses on relationship building and conversation in support of an organization that helps unemployed and underemployed women move toward economic independence through free programs, career resources, and professional attire. Expect meaningful discussions, genuine networking, and opportunities to connect with peers who value mutual support. Whether advancing a career, navigating a transition, or seeking community, participants will find an encouraging environment. Dress for Success Seattle envisions a world where women are financially self-sufficient, treated with dignity and respect, and play a vital role in economic sustainability. As part of a broader global effort, its programs are designed to build confidence, strengthen job readiness, and foster community so each client can pursue the goals she has set for her life.

The LGG open gathering at 9lb centers on planning rides, rallies, and travel to rallies, along with other group activities. It offers a relaxed place to hang out, get up to speed on what is happening, and share your ideas. Beer and food are available.

Rooted in the work of Lotus L. Kang, this Unpoetry program gathers local artists to share ekphrastic creations, which are original pieces made in direct response to visual art. Collaboration and genre-blending shape the experience, bringing together visual elements, sound, and spoken word to open new pathways for engaging with current exhibitions through listening, feeling, and interpretation. Developed in partnership with Eric M. Acosta, the founder of Unpoetry, the series offers a distinct experience each time. Lineups are announced and registration opens about a month in advance. Admission is free with limited capacity, and each person may reserve up to two spots in advance. Preregistration closes the night before the program.

The Seattle Storm meet the Las Vegas Aces at Climate Pledge Arena. Guests age 3 and up need a paid ticket to enter. Discounted rates are available for groups of 10 or more, and details on group experiences are available by calling the Seattle Storm at 206-272-2742. Before attending, review the Arena Guide for the bag policy and prohibited items on the team’s website.

Conscious Connections is a monthly evening at Nurture Wellbeing centered on guided meditation, heartfelt conversation, and genuine connection, hosted by Emma of Revitalize Spa. Each gathering revolves around a theme and opens with an original meditation that helps you slow down, turn inward, and settle into the present. Drawing on her intuitive energy healing work, Emma supports participants in reconnecting with their bodies and moving energy in ways that feel nourishing and restorative. The meditation creates a gentle atmosphere of openness and ease for what comes next. The group then moves into reflection and sharing in small groups, exploring the theme through thoughtful questions and honest dialogue. The evening closes with a renewed sense of connection to self and others, leaving participants grounded, supported, and ready to bring that feeling of community into daily life. This is a place to pause and be seen, and a reminder that no one is alone in what they feel and experience. A minimum donation of $10 is appreciated to help cover space and event costs, and all are welcome regardless of contribution.

Stephen Wilson Jr. brings the Gary The Torch Tour to the Paramount Theatre, with The Lone Bellow as special guest, presented by STG and Live Nation. Floor access is general admission and the balcony offers reserved seating. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are used, and the venue reserves the right to change delivery methods. Every person requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator to the balcony, so access is by stairs.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts a four-night run by GRAMMY-nominated LETTUCE, presented across six performances. The genre-blending ensemble spans funk, jazz, soul, hip hop, psychedelic jam, and experimental sounds, featuring Nigel Hall on vocals and keys, Ryan Zoidis on saxophones and Korg X-911, Eric "Benny" Bloom on trumpet and horns, Adam "Shmeeans" Smirnoff on guitar, Erick "Jesus" Coomes on bass, and Adam Deitch on drums and percussion. These shows support the new album Cook on the band’s Lettuce Records label. Recorded at Colorado Sound near the members’ adopted base in Denver, the release highlights expanded production and arrangement ideas, with mixing by Ryan Zoidis and Grammy-nominated engineer Jesse O’Brien. Recent work with GZA of Wu-Tang Clan and Ziggy Marley informs the music, and the live album and concert film with the Colorado Symphony echo in the cinematic sweep of Ghost of Yest, while a Wu-Tang influence surfaces on Storm’s Coming. The band also introduces Lettuce Red Crush and Orange Crush wines in collaboration with Aquila Cellars, along with a recipe book that accompanies the vinyl and is also available digitally. The wines were developed through Benny & Zoid Selections, the distribution venture from Bloom and Zoidis.

Enjoy a weekly swing dance where most dancers come on their own and rotate partners, making it easy to meet new people and become part of a welcoming community. No partner required. Throughout the year, special pop-up events feature live music, performances, contests, and themed dances, with separate Facebook events for each. Admission is $15, or $10 with the code access if cost is a barrier, and free for Jazztime members.

At Side Out Tsunami Pickleball Center, the 2026 Powerball Washington Amateur Pickleball Championships powered by the Carvana PPA Tour and PIG serve as the Washington stop in a 50-state Amateur Pickleball State Championship Series. The series aims to spotlight amateur talent across the country and feeds into a year-end World Championships in Dallas, Texas, where medalists from each division meet in the Champions Division to compete for pickleball supremacy. Competition accommodates a wide range of players with skill levels 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0, age groups 18U, 19+, 35+, 50+, 60+, and 70+, and playing divisions MD, WD, MXD, MS, and WS. Top finishers at the state level earn meaningful benefits toward the 2026 World Championships, with gold medalists receiving free registration, silver medalists receiving 50 percent off registration, and bronze medalists receiving 25 percent off registration in recognition of excellence in the Champions Division.

Practice your English by speaking with fellow learners and trained conversation helpers. All skill levels are welcome. No registration is required.

Explore free resources with support from Digital Commons in a drop in program that helps you get started. Bring a device, or simply bring your questions. Topics include building English and digital skills, strengthening financial literacy, and developing job skills, with guidance to connect you to the right tools. Hardware assistance is not provided. Registration is not required.

Wind down after work at the Landing in Renton as the Kilted Crooner performs favorites and takes requests.

This weekly board game night pairs a warm cup of tea with tabletop favorites. Choose something from the on site game library or bring a game from home. It offers a relaxed setting to reconnect with friends and to meet new players.

A prom themed celebration at accesso ShoWare Center shines a light on the work of Kent Youth and Family Services, offering a starlit evening with music from DJ Dance Dance. This fundraiser supports early learning, after school, and behavioral health services that help local youth and families work toward their goals. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and early bird tickets will be offered.

On third Fridays each month, Ben & Joe bring a lively mix to Black & Tan Hall, spanning blues and folk to early jazz, stringband dance tunes, novelty numbers, and more. Expect tight vocal blends, spirited fiddle and banjo spotlights, traditional blues alongside revivalist folk, original songs, and ballads that defy easy labels. This all-ages performance blends cheeky banter with engaging storytelling, offering moments of insight alongside tales that playfully toy with history. The duo has been honored by the Ethnic Heritage Council with the Gordon Ekvall Tracie Memorial Award, recognizing excellence in ethnic performance and contributions to traditional cultural arts in the Pacific Northwest.

Luke Severeid returns to Seattle with a metal-tinged stand-up set at Laughs Comedy Club. Known for a booming stage presence and a love of loud riffs, he mixes off-the-wall absurdity with sharp, rapid-fire observations for a high-energy show. His following of more than half a million fans has taken him around the globe, including a sold-out run in Australia with the Knotfest heavy metal festival. He recently taped two specials in Minneapolis that are slated for exclusive release through Knotfest as the festival’s first stand-up offerings. Multiple performances are planned across two evenings. Content includes adult themes and language. Beverages are available from the venue, and performers are typically open to quick post-show hellos. Limited sponsorship opportunities are also available.

Presented by STG and Live Nation, Stephen Wilson Jr. brings the Gary The Torch Tour to The Paramount Theatre with special guest The Lone Bellow. The main floor is general admission standing, while the balcony offers reserved seating. There is a limit of six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders above that limit may be canceled by the venue. All purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged. Mobile tickets are released shortly before the event and delivery methods may change. Every attendee must have their own ticket regardless of age, and lap children are not permitted. The balcony is accessible only by stairs since there is no elevator.

STG presents The Greyboy Allstars at Neptune Theatre for a general admission performance. There is a limit of 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 issued beginning four days before the event, and the venue may update delivery options as needed. Unless specified otherwise, a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. The venue does not have an elevator, and the balcony can be reached by stairs and ramps only. A public onsale is listed, along with artist and local presales.

At Bloedel Hall at St. Mark’s in Seattle, The Moth StorySLAM is an open-mic competition where anyone can take the stage with a true, personal story told in five minutes. The theme is Divas, calling for tales of main-character energy, bold power moves, personal awakenings, glamorous highs, chaotic turns, backstage blowups, ruthless comebacks, and the moment you discovered your inner star and claimed your space. Sign up with volunteers at the door for a chance to tell a story, or settle in to enjoy the lineup. The event is all ages. Some seating is available, but it is first-come and not guaranteed. A bar is available with ID, along with snacks and a range of non-alcoholic options. If the show is sold out, as many as 10 tickets may be available at the door on a first-come basis as capacity allows and a wait list may be used. Media sponsor: KUOW. Email addresses will be shared with The Moth and may be added to The Moth and Abbey Arts mailing lists, with easy opt-out options. To help maintain a focused listening environment, please refrain from talking during stories, keep photos to a minimum, note that phone and video may be allowed from the standing area only, and that professional cameras are not permitted.

This free community festival features a beer garden, a lineup of live music and entertainment, Oktoberfest-style foods, old-school carnival games, and inflatable rides for kids. Held annually, it serves as both a fundraiser for a school and a neighborhood celebration, and it is recognized as Seattle’s official celebration for the Wallingford neighborhood. For a glimpse of the atmosphere, photos from a previous year are shared on the festival’s Instagram and Facebook pages.

Music Bingo takes over Dave & Buster’s in Bellevue with a playlist-driven spin on the classic game. A host plays clips from a variety of songs, and players mark the corresponding spaces on their bingo cards as they recognize the tunes. Admission is free, and each attendee receives one card that can be accessed on a phone. The atmosphere invites plenty of singing and dancing between rounds, and winners receive prizes with a mix that may vary.

Chelsea Wolfe brings THE DARK World Tour to the Moore Theatre, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation, with special guest Jonathan Hultén. Seating includes reserved sections with general admission in the second balcony. Ticket purchases are limited to four per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be available beginning four days before the event, and the venue may modify delivery methods. Unless otherwise specified, every attendee requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. The balcony level is accessible by stairs and ramps only, as there is no elevator.

Every Friday night, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends power a live funk session that fuses classic flavors with fresh, modern grooves. The lineup keeps the energy up and the music firmly in the pocket, with guest collaborators stepping in to add new layers to the sound.

RxGymnastics returns to Kent CrossFit with a hands-on seminar series created to help athletes at any level sharpen gymnastics skills, from first pull-ups and toes-to-bar to advanced work like muscle-ups and handstand walks. Guided by Justin’s program design and practical stations, participants move through clear progressions that build confidence, sound technique, and greater efficiency. Four options are available. One focuses on bar muscle-ups with comprehensive skills and drills. Another develops ring muscle-ups, including strict and kipping variations. A bar basics session covers toes-to-bar, kipping and butterfly pull-ups and chest-to-bar, along with an overview of strict strength. A dedicated handstand session explores foundations, stable holds, walking practice, and handstand push-up strength and skill. These seminars are eligible for CrossFit CEUs. Prerequisites vary by session. For bar and ring muscle-up options, attendees should be able to complete three strict pull-ups and three strict ring dips and have basic kipping pull-up or chest-to-bar ability. The bar basics option is scalable for all levels, with a strict pull-up encouraged. For the handstand option, participants should be able to perform a full wall walk and hold at end range for 10 seconds. Discounts are available when selecting multiple seminars, with amounts shown as $50 for two, $75 for three, and $100 for four. For questions or to request consideration due to financial hardship, email justin@rxgymnastics.com.

The 2026 Seattle Walk for Apraxia gathers the community at Maple Leaf Reservoir Park to honor Apraxia Stars and the strides they make each day. Organizers plan a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, and additional updates will be shared on the local Walk website. Registration is free. Registered walkers who raise $50 receive the official event t-shirt. Registered Apraxia Stars receive a free shirt and medal, and those who attend are recognized individually with a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised power Apraxia Kids programs that support children with apraxia of speech by educating families and professionals, building community connections, and advancing advocacy and research. The Walk also offers a supportive space for parents, relatives, and professionals to connect. As part of the nation’s largest apraxia awareness event, this gathering helps broaden understanding so more children can access the care they need.

Explore mosaic techniques while creating a functional mirror in this in-person class in Seattle. The workshop takes place at a studio in the Phinney neighborhood, and directions with the exact location will be emailed after registration. The $285 fee includes instruction and all materials needed to complete a 17-inch round mirror. Participants may choose to upgrade to a larger mirror, with an additional materials fee based on the selected size and shape, payable on the first day of class. The class is held over two sessions, and a gallery of past student projects is available to view.

This training, created by Raider Tactical, is open to all experience levels. Developed by USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame instructor Julia Valencia, also known as the Elegant Brute, it offers practical strategies for actively investing in personal safety. Participants learn straightforward skills proven in real-world settings with an emphasis on claiming space, setting clear boundaries, and building empowerment.

Learn how to make the most of the fall season in the garden during an in-person class at the Center for Urban Horticulture. As some plants wind down and others put on fresh growth, thoughtful tasks now can set up a stronger, more beautiful garden next year. The session explores what to plant in autumn, practical lawn care, smart ways to ready beds for winter, and techniques to keep the landscape appealing through the cooler months. It also clarifies which chores are worth doing now and which ones are better left alone. Expect hands-on demonstrations, followed by a walk through the Center’s gardens to see seasonal ideas in action. This class is part of a series focused on working with nature’s timing rather than a fixed calendar. By recognizing cues like shifts in light, temperature, and moisture, gardeners can replace constant struggle with well-timed, sustainable care. The approach supports both newcomers and experienced gardeners in planning tasks for year-round success. Instruction is led by Christina Pfeiffer, a horticulture consultant and educator with over 40 years of experience in landscape horticulture. Her work emphasizes sustainable methods that align with natural processes. She holds horticulture degrees from Michigan State University and the University of Washington and is an ISA Certified Arborist. She is also active in teaching and writing about gardening. Cost is $35. A limited number of financial aid spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Online registration is available.

Swagath Bellevue serves an all-you-can-eat South Indian breakfast buffet featuring idly, vada, pongal, upma, poori with Bombay chutney, dosas, punugulu, a sweet course, sambar, three fresh chutneys, and chana masala curry. Complimentary tea is included. Pricing is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5.

Benson Bruins take part in the UW vs EWU football game at Husky Stadium at the University of Washington, paired with UW Youth Sports and Spirit Day. Kids get access to exclusive pregame skills and drills inside the Huskies indoor practice facility and have the chance to interact with the UW Cheer and Dance Team. The day combines the football matchup with hands-on youth activities.

Explore mixed media approaches for textiles at Artist & Craftsman Supply Seattle in a workshop centered on acrylic products that build rich surfaces, textures, and patterns. Techniques presented can inform sculpture, basketry, vessels, book arts, installations, and flat artwork. Everyday clothing is not the focus, though the methods can be used for costume pieces. The session includes demonstrations, time for questions, and individualized guidance. Participants will create sample pieces to take home as references for future projects, and a follow up summary will be provided to support continued exploration. All materials are supplied, and attendees are welcome to bring fabrics they would like to test. Please bring a box lid or tray to carry any wet work afterward. Artists of every experience level are encouraged to attend. Free two hour parking is available. Wear clothing suitable for getting messy. The fee for this workshop is $50.

Legacy Square transforms into a community harvest celebration inspired by the spirit of Oktoberfest, welcoming all ages to enjoy the flavors and fun of fall in downtown Renton. Throughout the day, explore the Harvest Market, share favorite recipes, and visit microbrew and cider booths while interactive performers bring energy to the park and food trucks serve hearty seasonal bites. Onstage highlights include harvest games, a pea patch report with a food storage presentation, beginner friendly sessions such as Microbrew 101 and Cider Making 101, and a series of live stage performances. As evening arrives, the beer garden opens, a crowd sourced choir takes the stage, light art displays begin to glow with voting for favorites, and a Bollywood band with dancers adds a burst of music and movement. From family friendly activities to local brews, there is something for neighbors, friends, and families to enjoy together.

Celebrating its 18th year, the Seattle Hope Gala takes place at The Westin Seattle and features an elegant evening of premium wines, cocktails, fine dining, and one-of-a-kind auction offerings. The gathering focuses on turning generosity into real progress against cancer by funding research, expanding access to screenings, and supporting patients and families with practical needs such as rides to treatment. Recent impact includes $9.15 million in research grants at Fred Hutchinson, the University of Washington, and Seattle Children’s, underscoring advances that bring better outcomes within reach.

Ignite Impact sets the tone for the Building Bridges 2026 Dinner and Auction at The Westin Bellevue. Attendees can share a meal and take part in an auction as part of this special gathering. Please note that indicating RSVP on the event page does not guarantee a seat. Additional details will be shared, and questions can be sent by message.

This landmark tour delivers an immersive blend of sound and visuals supported by top-tier production. The show spans soul-stirring melodies and high-energy Bollywood crowd-pleasers for a dynamic musical journey. Promoted as the biggest tour yet, it is presented as an experience not to miss.

Fresh off a national run, ART X SUSHI arrives in Seattle with a lively, immersive night where the 206's creative pulse meets the craft of sushi. More than 15 rising and visionary local artists will showcase an expansive range of work spanning painting, digital art, and underground creators. Complimentary sushi will be offered at the start for early arrivals, the soundtrack will feature live performances and DJ sets, and a menu of craft drinks and food will be available for purchase throughout the evening. Local artists are invited to submit work for this Seattle edition, with the first two pieces per artist accepted and displayed at no cost. Tickets are available, demand is expected to be high, and additional artist announcements plus secret location details are being teased.

Sea Monster Lounge hosts a long-running salsa series that spotlights top local salsa bands. The music is made for dancing, and attendees are encouraged to step onto the floor.

The Fremont Arts Council marks the autumnal equinox with a glowing lantern procession around Green Lake. This year features a refreshed, familiar route that starts at the Green Lake Aqua Theater and concludes at Seattle Public Theater. A lantern shop will be open beforehand where participants can purchase lanterns, with proceeds supporting the Fremont Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The walk follows a lead band along the lakeside path and closes with illuminated art on display.

Josh Thomas brings the Jiggle Jiggle Tour to Neptune Theatre in Seattle. This is an all ages event. Reserved seating is available on the floor and in the balcony, and there are 50 standing room only spots. Tickets are on sale.

Benjamin Hunter makes a return to Drum Roll Wine for a solo performance focused on liberation-themed songs. As the artistic director for Northwest Folklife, he brings a thoughtful perspective to the stage. This event is open to all ages.

STG presents Ghostbusters In Concert at the Paramount Theatre, pairing the 1984 film with a live orchestra for a big-screen experience. The movie screens in high definition while musicians perform Elmer Bernstein’s score in precise sync. Seating is reserved. Purchases are limited to six tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled by the venue. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are released four days before the event, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Unless noted otherwise, every attendee needs a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator access, with stairs required for the balcony level.

Melanie C brings her worldwide tour to The Showbox, presented by Showbox. Admission is limited to guests 21 and over.

San Holo presents True Love In A Made Up World at Showbox SoDo, presented by Showbox. This event is for ages 21 and over.

Discover how watercolor paints can be made from the ground up in this in-person workshop at UW Center For Urban Horticulture. Guided by Seattle artist and illustrator Anneke Wilder, participants explore lake pigmentation, the process of drawing color from organic sources. Learn which common plants yield useful pigments and how to turn dried pigments into workable watercolor paint. Everyone will make and take home two custom watercolor paints, and all required materials are included in the class fee. The cost is $72 and preregistration is required. A limited number of financial aid spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Anneke holds degrees in Biology and Studio Art and a certificate in Natural Science Illustration from UW. She has completed artist residencies that bring art and science together and contributes to Hyldyr, a publication that blends art, ecology, and folklore. Her scientific background informs detailed watercolor work centered on growth and decay across bodies, cultures, and landscapes, and she often creates with natural pigments gathered from foraged plants and fungi.

At SIFF Cinema Downtown, experience Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest as Cary Grant portrays Roger Thornhill, an unsuspecting advertising executive mistaken for the elusive George Kaplan at the Plaza Hotel in New York. The confusion sets off a perilous journey across the continent, with espionage agents on his trail and police convinced he is responsible for a murder. This screening is part of SIFF’s Community Screenings, a family-friendly matinee series for film lovers of all ages that offers nostalgia for longtime fans and a welcoming path to classic cinema for new audiences. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children.

At Crossroads Community Center, Eastside Spin Jam brings together flow artists, jugglers, and anyone who enjoys movement for an open, outdoor practice session. Expect a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere with unstructured time to practice, share, and connect. All props, movement styles, and experience levels are encouraged, and extra props are available to borrow. Monthly workshops are planned, and those interested in teaching can speak with the event host. Donations help keep the jam financially accessible, with a suggested contribution of $5 for open sessions. Participants are asked to stay home if feeling unwell or recently exposed to illness, and to respect consent by asking before any physical contact. Eastside Spin Jam is operated by Seattle Flow Arts Collective, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with support from 4Culture that helps provide free access to programs.

Explore edible plants hiding in plain sight during an in-person weed walk at Discovery Park. This hands-on workshop focuses on identifying and thoughtfully gathering common wild foods that thrive in gardens and other disturbed spaces. The session covers foraging ethics, local regulations, and safety, then offers practical ideas for cooking with these easy-to-find ingredients. Participants receive a take-home flier with field identification guidance and cooking tips. The cost is $45 and pre-registration is required. Financial aid slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

An interactive class at Drum Roll Wine explores the deep roots of winemaking, created for both dedicated enthusiasts and the wine curious. The session covers the long history of wine and the ancient regions known for early production, and includes a guided tasting of three wines. Attendance is limited to 10 participants. The instructor is Matt Frazier, proprietor of Drum Roll Wine, a graduate of the Northwest Wine Academy, a French Wine Scholar who earned highest honors, and he holds an Advanced certification from the Wine & Spirits Education Trust. He focuses on making wine knowledge accessible and easier to enjoy for all.

Seattle Jazz Offering marks five years with a Tula’s reunion featuring Reggie Goings at The Stables. This gathering brings the Tula’s community together to celebrate Seattle jazz and the connections built around it.

Foo Fighters perform alongside Queens of the Stone Age and Gouge Away in a multi-artist concert at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, BC. Three bands share one stage for a live rock show in a stadium setting.

Threads of Renewal is a cross-cultural fashion show produced by Barakah Beauty Collective that highlights sustainable textile reuse, modest style, and community-focused economic development. In the lead-up to the runway, grassroots collection efforts gathered thousands of pounds of clothing and textiles, which are being transformed into new designs for the catwalk. The team is developing a broader ecosystem around the show and is seeking designers centered on upcycling and cultural expression, aligned vendors in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, and donations of textiles to support ongoing creation. The initiative is also welcoming interest from corporate sponsors, along with community and institutional partners. It offers a platform that brings together sustainability, cultural storytelling, and inclusive economic participation.

Jupiter presents a monthly 3-strike pinball tournament created for womxn, welcoming women, trans, femme, and non-binary players. Entry is $5 per person, with $4 contributing to the prize pool and $1 donated to Trans Lifeline. Each month includes a $150 potsplash courtesy of Libelula Tequila and Banhez Mezcal. The tournament is co-hosted by Kristin and Emily. An end-of-year Sirens Invitational also takes place alongside an Open Revenge Tournament.

An evening of forward-looking impressionist and jazz piano pairs the Pacific Northwest collective Kinzie Steele with the Seattle-based Noah Brown Trio. Kinzie Steele shapes instrumental soundscapes centered on beauty, restoration, and wide-open feel, blending piano, guitar, strings, and two percussionists on drum kits and gongs. Their work draws on the dreamlike colors of Debussy and the layered textures of psychedelic rock, stretching the piano beyond customary classical and jazz settings. Their newest release, Bright Violet, was written for a piano octet. KEXP has described the project as epic, and OPB has highlighted its spacious character inspired by the Wallowa Mountains. The Noah Brown Trio unites three emerging regional artists for original pieces and imaginative reworkings of familiar jazz, rock, and pop material, marked by hooky rhythms, lively interaction, and soulful themes. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

The Airborne Toxic Event brings a heartfelt, high-energy indie rock performance where each song connects with the audience. The atmosphere blends intensity and intimacy, creating memorable moments that linger long after the last chord.

Thievery Corporation appears at Showbox SoDo as part of the 30th Anniversary Tour, presented by Showbox. Admission is limited to ages 21 and over.

Experience 90s favorites reimagined for strings in an intimate candlelit setting at the Arctic Club Hotel. The Seattle Quartet leads an unplugged-style program featuring hits like Everlong, Don't Speak, Zombie, Ironic, Wonderwall, High and Dry, Enter Sandman, Under the Bridge, Fly Away, Hallelujah, Tears in Heaven, and Smells Like Teen Spirit. Multiple date and time options are available. The event welcomes guests ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is accessible, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

Flammable brings a night of house music to Chop Suey. Lineup and other details are updated weekly. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

This free, walk-in tenants’ rights legal clinic serves low-income King County residents who are navigating landlord-tenant challenges. Attendees can meet one-on-one with a Housing Justice Project attorney for a brief consultation and receive legal guidance, resources, intake and screening, and assistance with system navigation. Topics may include lockouts, move-in or move-out disputes, discrimination, habitability concerns, and other related issues. For additional details, visit the Tacomaprobono website.

Seattle Sounders FC take on Real Salt Lake at Lumen Field. A clear bag policy is in effect at every Sounders FC match. Attendees may bring a transparent tote no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches, or a small clutch or purse up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches.

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.

Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley hosts Big Bad Voodoo Daddy for a four-night run featuring six performances. Co-founded by singer and guitarist Scotty Morris and drummer Kurt Sodergren, the band helped spark a modern swing resurgence by blending classic jazz, swing, and Dixieland with contemporary energy. The core lineup features Scotty Morris on lead vocals and guitar, Kurt Sodergren on drums, Dirk Shumaker on double bass and vocals, Andy Rowley on baritone saxophone and vocals, Glen “The Kid” Marhevka on trumpet, Karl Hunter on saxophones and clarinet, and Joshua Levy on piano and as arranger. Known for horn-driven originals and a lively stage presence, the group shares the spirit of American swing with new listeners while honoring its roots, supported by a long history of extensive touring and appearances across film, television, and major live stages.

Experience Pike Place Market after dark at a free monthly evening series that spotlights local art, music, food, and creativity once the daytime crowds have headed out. The market transforms into a lively cultural hub where visitors can explore open galleries, meet makers, discover handmade goods, enjoy food and drinks, and relax in a beer garden while taking in live performances beneath the Public Market Clock and Sign. The Rabbit Box curates the main stage and adds interactive art moments and pop-up activations across the market, creating chances to connect with artists, musicians, makers, and small business owners. As part of the Downtown Seattle Art Walk, the night can continue with visits to nearby galleries throughout downtown. Art and maker highlights include Saisei Apparel and Whalefern Arts as demo artists, alongside AK Art & Calligraphy, Dogear Productions, Dot & Dimension, Fusions in Glass, Karaba Art Glass, Lovely Little Creatures, MODHome Ceramics, Seattle Art Collective, Sunny Sasha Pottery, and Two Lips Originals, with bites from El Mixteco and Rainbow Fresh. Presented in partnership with the Seattle Office of Economic Development and The Rabbit Box, with additional details for each month announced in advance.

Pickleball fans and baseball enthusiasts come together at T-Mobile Park for a themed night that pairs a Mariners game with a celebration of the sport. Ticket options include View for $40 and Main for $57, plus fees. Early arrivals can pick up a Mariners-themed pickleball hat in Section 306 and head to the Rooftop Boardwalk in Section 330 for a pickleball reception when gates open featuring PPA Tour pro Ella Cosma. Ella is a Seattle metro based professional who signed with the Professional Pickleball Association Tour in September 2025 at age 16 and is the first female to earn three Junior triple crowns. The evening includes a matchup against the LA Angels and a fireworks show inside the ballpark after the final out. At the reception, meet regional businesses supporting the game, including 23 Kitchens, The Picklr Federal Way, Pickle at the Palms, 4th Ave Beach, Seattle Tsunami, Side Out Tsunami, NW Court Consultants, and Seattle Stone & Quartz. A paddle giveaway is planned during the reception. A portion of each ticket, $5, benefits the non-profit Seattle Metro Pickleball Association to help grow and support local pickleball communities.

Light and dance come together in a luminous retelling of Sleeping Beauty, where glowing costumes turn every step and spin into a radiant display. Guided by classical technique and enhanced with modern technology, the story unfolds through expressive choreography performed by six talented local dancers. Presented at Lindbergh Theatre, the event welcomes ages 5 and up, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Seating is first come, first served within each zone, so arriving early is recommended. Multiple dates and times are available.

A monthly, low pressure 2SLGBTQIA+ art meetup organized by Pride Across the Bridge gathers at Bellevue Library for relaxed creativity and connection. Bring a project to work on, collaborate on shared ideas, trade materials, or simply enjoy the creative atmosphere. The group usually meets in Room 1 in the foyer. If the room is hard to find, check the small notices posted outside the library meeting rooms for reservation schedules or ask a librarian for assistance. The space is facilitated by Uncle Jack of Wolfberry Studio and PAB volunteer Robin. This is intended to be a safe space for all, and behavior that targets or undermines 2SLGBTQIA+ or BIPOC community members will lead to being asked to leave. All ages are welcome. Minors and others under legal guardianship should attend with a guardian or friend, and youth may attend with another youth. Guardians, friends, or caretakers do not need to be queer. Support for this program is provided by Leoh Blooms, LPL Financial, and Four Elements Realty.

Devi Mahotsavam arrives at Meydenbauer Center as a festive homage to the Goddess, presented by Rhythms Classical. As their first large-scale production, it brings together Bharatanatyam with the rich tradition of Carnatic music in a single stage experience. The program offers a cultural journey shaped by rhythm, grace, and devotion.

A Tone Circle somatic singing meditation invites participants to explore the idea that peace begins within. Guided by Tone Circle Founder Briana Blythe and the soothing resonance of crystal singing bowls, the session weaves gentle meditation with freeform vocal toning to quiet mental chatter, regulate the nervous system, and support alignment of mind, body, and spirit. It is a nonreligious, embodiment-based experience, and no singing background is needed. Attendees sustain simple sounds such as hums or open vowels with nothing to learn, memorize, or perform. Listening quietly is always welcome until it feels right to add a voice, and every voice is valued. Seating is often on the floor, so bringing a favorite cushion or zafu can add comfort, and chairs will be available. A water bottle and layered clothing are recommended. Briana brings extensive training in classical voice and opera, followed by a transition into sound work after burnout and personal loss. Vocal toning became the practice that restored her relationship with her voice, and she now facilitates experiences that help release fear, shame, and self-judgment while offering supportive vocal attunements. Advance registration is required and there are no sales at the door. Tickets are $30 per person. Free parking is available in the venue lot and nearby streets, and the studio can be reached by public transportation.

Game days continue at Legacy Square with a watch party for the Seattle Seahawks facing the Washington Commanders. A pregame period features the futsal court open, yard games, and food and beverage options. The matchup will be screened and will wrap up with closing announcements. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket for seating. Smoking and vaping are not permitted, outside alcohol is not allowed, and tents are not permitted. Free 10-hour parking is available at the City Center Parking Garage.

Eastside Spin Jam is featuring a beginner-friendly Levi Wand session led by Jenny Thelander, focusing on the core building blocks to get new spinners moving with confidence. Jenny is a Pacific Northwest flow artist with years of experience, known for uplifting energy and a love of sharing the magic of levi wand movement. A limited number of wands will be available to borrow, and bringing extras to share is appreciated. This gathering marks the final outdoor Eastside Spin Jam of the year, after which activities will move indoors at Crossroads Community Center. Expect a welcoming environment where people practice flow arts, connect with others, and learn from one another. All props, skill levels, and movement styles are encouraged. Workshops are planned monthly, and those interested in teaching can let the host know. Contributions are offered on a sliding scale, pay what you can, with a suggested donation of $10 to $35. This is an outdoor event. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell or have been recently exposed to illness, and be mindful of consent by asking before hugging or touching others. Eastside Spin Jam is a program of Seattle Flow Arts Collective, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with support from 4Culture helping to keep these events accessible.

$uicideboy$ bring the Grey Day Tour 2026 to Climate Pledge Arena with Shoreline Mafia and more. The tour partners with PLUS1 to support mental health, and Live Nation will contribute $1 per ticket to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those who need support most. Attendees are encouraged to review the venue’s guide for the bag policy and prohibited items before arriving. Ticketing includes multiple presale options and VIP packages.

Presented by Showbox, Kruder & Dorfmeister bring the K&D Kicks 30 Anniversary Tour to Showbox SoDo. This event is restricted to guests 21 and over.

A solo exhibition at Bellevue Library showcases thoughtfully chosen works that trace the range and evolution of the artist’s practice, presented in a welcoming public space.

Bruce Bookman leads this event alongside Blue Spruell, Ea Murphy, Eric Gillette, and other local instructors. The schedule features multiple days of classes and includes a banquet. Registration is available for the complete seminar, selected portions, or the banquet only. Early bird pricing is available. Participants of any affiliation and rank are welcome.

A fresh vision of Swan Lake pairs Tchaikovsky’s revered score and classical choreography with imaginative light artistry. Dancers move in luminous costumes that respond to each step, turning the stage into a shifting canvas of color and feeling. Technology is woven into the performance to elevate, not replace, the elegance of traditional ballet. The result is a contemporary, multi-sensory experience that invites audiences to rediscover a legendary work as light, music, and movement come together in striking harmony.

STG presents Jim Gaffigan: Everything is Wonderful! at The Paramount Theatre. This is a reserved seated event with a purchase limit of eight tickets 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. Mobile barcodes will be available 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 that there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by stairs only.

Experience a fresh take on Swan Lake at Meydenbauer Center, where classical ballet meets modern light artistry. Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score anchors the performance as dancers glide in luminous costumes that respond to their movement, washing the stage in shifting color and feeling. Innovative visuals are integrated to support the choreography, complementing rather than replacing the elegance that has captivated audiences for more than a century. The result is a contemporary staging that invites audiences to see this classic anew as light, music, and motion move in harmony.

This free festival raises funds for Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial, a nonprofit that supports fishermen and their families and honors those who have been lost at sea. Organized by an all-volunteer committee along with a group of organizations, it introduces the public to Fishermen’s Terminal and the North Pacific Fishing Fleet and celebrates the commercial seafood industry that is central to Seattle’s history. Attendees can look forward to enjoyable, educational activities that highlight the distinctive character of the historic terminal.

Drum Roll Wine marks its third anniversary in downtown Renton with a showcase of local musicians. The celebration features a competition, and cash along with other prizes will be presented to three finalists. The event is supported in part by a grant from the Renton Municipal Arts Commission.

The Hopecoming Gala, Auction, and Dance Party at Meydenbauer Center kicks off LifeWire’s 45th year serving Western Washington. The event highlights community dedication to ending domestic violence and support for survivors as they move toward safety, stability, and healing. This celebration blends a gala, an auction, and a dance party to honor the milestone and the collective effort behind it.

At Westlake Park, the Seattle Catrinas Festival opens a free art heritage exhibition, Day of the Dead Art Exposition, presented with support from the Downtown Seattle Association. Opening festivities include Catrina face painting with food and craft vendors, a ceremony and performance by Nahui Ollin Aztec dancers, a set by Baile Folklore Colibrí, a short talk on the history of Día de los Muertos, and a ribbon cutting followed by a concert by Mariachi Monarcas. The celebration is free and open to everyone. After the opening, the festival continues at Town Hall Seattle.

Explore rock painting in a relaxed, beginner friendly session where you use acrylic paint pens to adorn smooth stones with pictures, scenes, or unique designs. Inspiration prompts are provided to get ideas flowing, and all rocks are supplied. Guidance is offered by SilverKite® teaching artist Merri Ann Osborne. The workshop takes place at the Renton Senior Activity Center.

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.

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.

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.

Bruno Mars appears alongside Raye and DJ Pee.Wee at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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.

Celebrate Navratri at an inaugural charity and cultural festival that blends devotion, music, dance, and community spirit. The festivities open with the unveiling of a life-size Durga Mata idol set amid elaborate décor. Each day includes aarti followed by Garba, Dandiya, and Jagran, with live music from bands and DJs such as the BEATS Band, DJ Gabbar, and DJ Ruseya Fufad. Authentic Indian cuisine and a variety of vendor stalls add to the experience. Highlights also include Dhol Tasha, a flash mob, traditional dance and music showcases, family friendly activities, and daily rituals honoring Goddess Durga, supported by hundreds of volunteers and performers. Tickets are required only for Garba and Dandiya, while darshan, cultural programs, and the curtain-raiser are free. Children under 10 receive free entry to Garba and Dandiya. Tickets are nonrefundable and valid only for the specific day selected.

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.

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.

At Kent Commons, a free two day gathering presented by the nonprofit BEPC brings together what is promoted as the largest Conscious Wellness Expo and Gem Show in Washington. Expect more than 100 exhibitors, over 25 complimentary talks, featured speakers, and two free psychic panels, with sessions offered in both English and Spanish including a dedicated panel en Español. Admission and parking are free, and attendees can enjoy complimentary speaker sessions and gifts. The marketplace spans wellness, metaphysical, and gem show offerings, with local practitioners such as massage therapists, chiropractors, acupuncturists, coaches, and energy healers, along with readers and modalities like tarot, mediumship, intuition, and crystal work. Shop a wide range of products and gems including crystals, jewelry, books, essential oils, art, natural skincare, incense, and more, plus raw and polished stones, copper wrapped pieces, precious gems, and home decor. Two series of free talks run throughout the event, and there are regular prize drawings from participating vendors. Food trucks will be on site. A featured theme explores Our Galactic Origins, and some workshops require tickets. Guests may optionally donate non perishable food or diapers to benefit Northwest Harvest, a local hunger relief organization. BEPC has produced this long running health, wellness, spiritual, and metaphysical expo for more than 45 years.

South County Cats marks its 19th year with a cat-centered festival that serves as a fundraiser for the organization. The event brings together cat lovers to celebrate and to help raise funds for South County Cats.

BC Place Stadium in Vancouver hosts a concert featuring performances by Bruno Mars, Raye, and DJ Pee.Wee.

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.

Now in its second year, the Seattle Coffee Festival returns as an annual celebration of coffee in Seattle.

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.

Cap off the weekend at Trenchers Kitchen & Tap as the Kilted Crooner performs familiar tunes and welcomes song requests for a relaxed finish.

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.

At Town Hall Seattle, this fifth anniversary edition of the Seattle Catrinas Festival honors Día de Muertos with a vibrant blend of remembrance and celebration, inviting reflection on the briefness of life and the kinship shared beneath the painted smile of the Catrina. The spirit of the event embraces intention and joy, from the scent of marigolds and the taste of pan de muerto to elegant attire, colorful face paint, and dancing. Programming features the Unforgettable show with dozens of living Catrinas and Catrines, papel picado, live music and mariachi, Pepe and Frida as towering mojigangas, a monumental altar and memory wall, lotería, a bustling street market, folk traditions, handicrafts, photography, art and culture, a formal Catrinas and Catrines gala, and a grand procession of more than one hundred costumed participants. Altars and remembrance spaces welcome photos and mementos of loved ones. General admission is $45. VIP admission is $150 and includes an open bar, a food ticket redeemable at the street market, access to a VIP lounge in the mezzanine, an exclusive Great Hall entrance, and seating in the first eleven center rows for the Unforgettable show. Children ages five and under are admitted free.

Leonid & Friends present a live tribute to the music of Chicago at The 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle. This all-ages event features reserved seating on the floor and in the lower balcony, with general admission in the upper balcony.

Now in its sixteenth year, this Breast Cancer Benefit pageant returns to the Renton IKEA Performing Arts Center, blending a spirited competition with fundraising that supports local research at Fred Hutch. The event centers on community, welcoming friends, families, survivors, and supporters for a day of celebration and fellowship. Contestants can compete for age division crowns, with twelve queens to be named. Titles span Baby, Princess, Jr PreTeen, PreTeen, Jr Teen, Teen, Miss, and Ms, along with a Talent Queen and three Elite Queens. Titleholders are invited to represent the organization throughout the year at breast cancer events, parades, walks, and other special appearances, including an annual photo shoot. An optional interview competition is offered in a round robin format. Each contestant meets one on one with every judge for 90 seconds. This segment is evaluated by a separate panel, does not affect the overall queen titles, and awards a custom prize to the top participant in each age division. The day at the Renton IKEA Performing Arts Center includes registration, the interview segment, rehearsals, the main competition, and a crowning ceremony.

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.

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.

Begin the day with a Diwali celebration filled with music, joy, and cultural harmony. This heartwarming concert brings together soulful performances and the festive spirit of the Festival of Lights in the Seattle area, offering a welcoming way to honor tradition through song. The concert takes place at Meydenbauer Center Theatre.

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.

STG and Live Nation present a night where stand-up meets live music as Josh Johnson transforms the spirit of being in one big band and the nostalgia of summer camp into a stage experience of his own creation. Presented at the Paramount Theatre in Downtown Seattle, this is a reserved-seating event with multiple performances planned. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP award winner with a following of more than 10 million across social platforms. WIRED recently dubbed him the funniest person on the internet. He serves as a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, shares new stand-up every week on his YouTube channel, and has released a massive 38 hours of topical material performed before live audiences. His videos have surpassed half a billion views worldwide. Ticketing policies include a limit of six tickets per person and per credit card, with orders above that threshold subject to cancellation at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are delayed until four days before the event, and delivery methods may change. Everyone needs a ticket regardless of age, babies in arms are not permitted, and there is no elevator access, with stairs required to reach the balcony level.

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

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.

STG Presents and Live Nation bring Josh Johnson’s Comedy Band Camp to the Paramount Theatre. This show blends sharp stand up with live music to evoke the camaraderie of one big band and the nostalgia of summer camp, designed as the camp experience Johnson always wished he had. Josh Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand up comedian, actor, and NAACP award recipient from Louisiana by way of Chicago. He serves as a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, releases new stand up sets weekly on his YouTube channel, and in 2025 unveiled 38 hours of topical material recorded before live audiences. His online following exceeds 10 million, his videos have garnered more than half a billion views worldwide, and WIRED has praised him as one of the funniest voices on the internet. All seating is reserved. Ticket purchases 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. Mobile barcodes are delivered starting four days before the event, and delivery methods may change. Unless otherwise noted, every person must have a ticket and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator access, and the balcony is accessible only by stairs.

Now in its second year, Muse Market celebrates Small Business Saturday with a curated, one-day marketplace that spotlights creativity, culture, and community. Enjoy complimentary, ongoing painting sessions hosted by Kay's Paint Joint. Admission is free for everyone.