Events in Seattle, WA

This event welcomes every dog, even those not enrolled in daycare. All sizes, ages, and activity levels are encouraged to participate.

This Walk & Talk tour at Holy Names Academy in Seattle gives parents of eighth graders an inside look at the school. The experience includes time with the admissions team and administrators, practical information about the high school application process, a guided walk through the historic campus, and the chance to see classes in session.

Bellevue Library hosts a solo showcase of the artist's work, presenting a thoughtfully chosen collection that traces the range and growth of their practice. The pieces are on view in a friendly public setting, inviting visitors to take a closer look.

Deepen your understanding of sound therapy with Atma Buti Level 1, an introductory training focused on the therapeutic use of Himalayan singing bowls. Held at Ananda Institute of Living Yoga in Bothell, this course offers guidance directly from Suren, and it may be one of the final chances to learn Level 1 from him as he plans to step back from teaching Levels 1 and 2. Participants explore the history and principles of the bowls, practice therapeutic techniques, and learn through the lens of both Himalayan and Vedic chakra traditions. Instruction also includes working with complementary instruments such as tingsha. The course emphasizes safe, compassionate, and client-centered application of vibrational methods so you can confidently offer supportive sessions.

Play and Learn offers a no-cost early childhood program for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers up to age five along with their parents or caregivers. Activities focus on shared play, simple art projects, read-aloud stories, and sing-along moments that make learning feel joyful. Sessions are available five days a week at four locations.

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

Personalized Medicare guidance is available by appointment. Each session runs about 45 minutes and is generally one-on-one, and family members, caregivers, or friends may attend to offer support. SHIBA-trained volunteers provide free, impartial, and confidential help to clarify Medicare, compare plan options, complete enrollment, find programs that could lower costs, connect with community resources, and report suspected Medicare fraud. To reserve a time, email jwooten@kcls.org.

Take part in a weekly drop-in writing group that focuses on crafting responses to prompts. Bring paper and a pen, or use a laptop to write. Registration is not required.

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

Participants meet at Shoes N Feet to connect with others who enjoy running and walking, then head out together for a casual, social outing on Bellevue trails. The emphasis is on enjoying the experience and keeping things relaxed, with a focus on making running feel fun.

Green Lake Pickleball offers free beginner welcome courts for beginner and intermediate players to learn and play in a friendly, low-pressure environment. Pickleball Ambassadors are available to explain basic rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No experience is needed, and players are welcome to drop in on their own or with friends. Sessions may be canceled in case of rain.

Connect with fellow writers in a supportive setting that welcomes all experience levels. Bring a short excerpt of your work to share and receive constructive feedback from peers. The focus is on encouragement, thoughtful critique, and helping each other grow.

Practice reading out loud to a dog certified as a therapy animal to build skills and confidence. Reading with Rover is a community literacy effort that partners with schools and libraries across the greater Seattle region. This session welcomes elementary-aged participants and older, and an adult should accompany attendees. No registration is required. To request disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated captions are available for online programs.

This weekly gentle yoga practice invites a slower pace so you can reconnect and move with intention. Each session blends grounding breathwork with mindful movement and postures adapted to the group, with attention to alignment, ease, and the natural benefits of each pose. The experience is designed to help you leave feeling centered, energized, and at peace. On the first Tuesday of each month, the class becomes a full Yoga Nidra session, a deeply restorative guided meditation practiced lying in Savasana. Yoga Nidra supports integration, reduces stress hormones, and helps the body settle into deep rest and healing. The cost is $15 per class, with class passes available at 10% off. To reserve your spot, call Northwest Wellness at (253) 927-0660.

Enjoy a lively night of science, beer, and adorable puppies at Obec Brewing in Seattle. The program includes a talk, an open Q&A, and practical ways to stand up for science.

Sand Bar and Grill hosts a lively Trivia Night with Shane Leek. Teams test their knowledge while enjoying food and drinks. Prizes go to the top team, and there are plenty of laughs.

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

An intentional listening session centered on three full-length albums. The Past selection revisits a classic that helped set the stage, the Present spotlights a modern or newly released record, and Elsewhere explores a deep cut, rediscovery, or surprising link. Guest curators from across the Seattle music community share the records that shaped them and the stories behind their picks. Each album is played from beginning to end in a focused setting with high-quality sound, with space to talk about the music between sides. A full cocktail menu is available, along with plenty of nonalcoholic options for those who prefer to focus on the music and conversation.

Basement headlines Showbox SoDo with High Vis, Big Boy and First Day Back, presented by Showbox Presents. Formed in 2009, this British band has kept the same five friends at its core, and its latest release, Wired, is the first album in eight years, shaped by time away to reflect on life, legacy, expectations and the bond that brought them together. The show is all ages to enter, with alcohol available to guests 21 and over.

Skillet brings a powerful rock show to Moore Theatre in Seattle, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation, with special guests Escape the Fate. Seating is primarily reserved, and the second balcony is general admission. A ticket is required for attendees of any age, and lap infants are not allowed. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled. All purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Mobile ticket barcodes are issued 4 days before the event. Please note that there is no elevator, so access to the balcony is via stairs and ramps.

Registration is open for an October dance series at Club Sur featuring Salsa, Rueda de Casino, and Bachata with options for beginners through intermediate dancers. On Tuesdays, Salsa Levels 1 and 2 are offered at the same time, and there is also a concurrent session for Salsa Level 3 and intermediate material. Wednesdays include Rueda de Casino for beginner and intermediate dancers at the same time, followed by Bachata for both levels. No partner is necessary, and space is limited. Pass options include a four-class package priced at $95 for one person or $170 for two people. Drop-in is $30. A two-series bundle is available for $170, and an unlimited monthly pass is $250. Four-class passes cover four visits, and all passes expire 30 days after the first use.

Pouya delivers a high-energy hip-hop set powered by pounding beats, lightning-fast flows, and nonstop momentum. The crowd stays charged from first track to last as every song hits with intensity, emotion, and moments you will remember. It is a powerful night of rap that spotlights unfiltered skill and the electric rush of live performance.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night with a different burger featured each week, along with good company and a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Put your knowledge to the test at Dave & Buster’s in Auburn, WA with a live-hosted trivia game that is free to play and offers Power Card prizes for winners. The competitive format features a range of question styles, including image and music rounds, and covers topics such as pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Use your phone to submit answers and follow the leaderboard to see how you stack up. Teams of up to six players can collaborate, making it a lively option for trivia enthusiasts and friends looking for a fun challenge.

The Comedy Nest is a queer-run open mic recognized as one of Seattle’s longest-running comedy nights, now hosted at Common Objects in Belltown. It fosters a welcoming, safe space that centers womxn, queer, POC, trans, and disabled communities. Performers take the stage for three-minute sets, and a featured comic delivers a longer set at the midpoint. Audience members who are not performing are invited to contribute a suggested $10 donation. To keep the room supportive, attendees are asked to be respectful, laugh generously, and avoid side conversations while someone is on stage.

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley hosts a two-night engagement with The Lao Tizer Band celebrating the new album and video, Amplify. The lineup features pianist and keyboardist Lao Tizer, a former Best New Jazz Artist nominee, with platinum-selling American Idol alum Elliott Yamin on vocals, Rolling Stone 2022 Bassist of the Year nominee Anthony Crawford on bass, and GRAMMY-winning drummer Gene Coye. Seattle saxophonist and flutist Jeff Kashiwa appears as a special guest. Amplify showcases five new original vocal pieces and four new original instrumentals, recorded live at EastWest Studios in Hollywood alongside a simultaneous seven-camera video shoot and a broad roster of musicians. Expect a spirited set that spans a range of styles, brought to life by an accomplished cast of players.

At Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood, WA, this free-to-play trivia competition features a live host, picture and music rounds, and a wide range of topics including pop culture, sports, history, and science. Players use their phones to submit answers and collect points while tracking standings on the leaderboard. Teams of up to six collaborate throughout the game, with prizes for the winners and a lively, friendly atmosphere.

STG presents The Dillinger Escape Plan at The Neptune Theatre in Seattle, featuring special guest Squid Pisser. This is a general admission show. The ADA area shown on the seating map is not tied to a specific seat. Each patron may purchase up to eight tickets, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue's discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Unless noted otherwise, everyone must have their own ticket regardless of age, and infants carried in arms are not permitted.

Community members gather in a versatile space to practice, receive extra help, and connect socially. The experience blends open practice, office-hours style support, and a relaxed jazz lounge atmosphere, with snacks and board games available. Jazztime students can receive complimentary coaching from working instructors to get questions answered, pick up practice tips, and catch up on missed classes. Admission is $10, or $5 with the code “access” if cost is a barrier, and Jazztime members attend for free.

Sea Monster Lounge hosts Joe Doria Presents, led by the Seattle-based Hammond organist known for his versatility and for supporting solo artists from the local scene. He performs with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with some of these projects touring nationwide. For this appearance, Doria teams up with fellow Seattle musicians. There is no cover, and donations are appreciated.

A casual outdoor coffee meetup takes place at the Rotary Central Station picnic shelter in Kirkland along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, easy to reach for people walking, jogging, biking, or driving. It continues regardless of weather and does not require advance signup. Expect conversation, snacks, and warm beverages. Anna shares freshly baked vegan muffins. Dylan often prepares a variety of loose leaf teas. Kurt brews both regular and decaf coffee and also brings hot water, assorted tea bags, and packets of hot cocoa. Reusable mugs are available, or bring a personal cup. Attendees can stop in briefly or stay longer, and treats for dogs are provided.

Senior adults gather for a light breakfast, followed by guest speakers, brain games, and conversation. This free weekly gathering does not take place on observed holidays.

This family-friendly storytime with Danielle features read-alouds, songs, rhymes, and simple creative projects that support early literacy. After the main session, there may be unstructured playtime or an art activity for children and caregivers to enjoy together.

An engaging peer-to-peer lactation support clinic focused on the four Bs... breastfeeding, breast pumps, babywearing, and beyond. Expect open conversation about nursing hurdles, practical tips, pumping strategies, babywearing guidance, and a range of postpartum topics that support both you and your baby. Scales are available to track your baby’s weight, and experts can guide a weighted feed. This event is free. If you would like help with your breast pump, bring the complete pump with flanges and all accessories.

Enjoy a relaxed, craft-friendly atmosphere focused on knitting and crochet. Bring your own project to work on. Purchase a crepe along with a drink to receive a $1 discount on your order.

Help assemble sack lunches that will benefit Ray of Hope and the Auburn Food Bank. This recurring effort takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Enjoy lively conversation and a casual game of pinochle at the Milton Activity Center. Sign-in is required before play. Pinochle is not held on city-observed holidays.

Digital Commons offers a welcoming space to learn with others and explore free resources with friendly guidance. Bring a device if you like, or simply arrive with your questions. Support is available for building English skills, developing digital skills, strengthening financial literacy, and growing job skills. You will be connected with the right tools to get started. Hardware help is not available. This is a drop in program with no registration required.

Settle into a welcoming, hands-on introduction to meditation at NeuroVeda Health. Participants explore a gentle, heart-centered practice that can be used anywhere, with no prior experience needed. The session covers a straightforward technique to quiet the mind and rest in the heart, followed by a guided meditation with supportive instruction. There is also time for questions and open conversation to reflect on what you notice. Suitable for complete beginners as well as those wishing to strengthen their connection to inner stillness.

Open shop sessions provide space to focus on your own woodworking projects with guidance from experienced professionals and built-in safety training. Everyone completes a safety orientation before being cleared to use tools, and the process may take longer when attendance is high. If you prefer to move through tool trainings more quickly, private lessons can be arranged. Advance online registration is required and helps ensure the shop remains open for the session. Participants supply their own wood and hardware, while the shop provides small consumables such as sandpaper and glue. Storage between sessions is not available unless set up ahead of time, so plan to take projects home after each visit. These sessions are best suited for intermediate to advanced woodworkers, though all skill levels are welcome. Beginners should expect additional tool trainings and closer supervision with power tools, and should be comfortable working independently since this is not a formal class. Participants must be 16 or older, and anyone under 18 needs an accompanying adult. Sessions are led by Boat Shop Manager Cori Shooter with support from a dedicated volunteer team. For questions or to discuss whether this is a good fit, contact cori.shooter@fosswaterwayseaport.org or 253-272-2750 Ext. 106.

Explore the basics of mushroom foraging and learn how seasonal changes influence what grows in the Pacific Northwest. This session features a presentation with real specimens and a dedicated question and answer segment led by experts Angela Shen, founder of Forage Seattle, and mycologist Vassilissa Semouchkina. They curate immersive wild food experiences that showcase the region’s unique culinary treasures. Designed for adults. Registration is requested, and limited walk-in spots may be available if space permits. Supported by the Friends of the Issaquah Library.

At Discordia Games, weekly open Dungeons & Dragons sessions welcome newcomers and veterans alike. Two to four tables are typically in play, and drop-in participants can often be accommodated. Gather a party, take on monsters, and connect with the local gaming community as the dice shape the adventure.

Build confidence in spoken English by conversing with fellow learners, supported by trained conversation guides. The session welcomes participants at every proficiency level. Registration is not required.

Enjoy two hours of line dancing and social dancing, with a chance to learn a couple of fun dances along the way. All levels are welcome, whether you’re new to line dancing or already have experience.

Explore 3D printing and laser cutting through free “Lightning Learning” sessions at SnoCo Makerspace, a nonprofit, volunteer-run community workshop. Wednesday nights offer existing members help with their projects and give visitors a chance to check out the space. The woodshop and digital fabrication room will be staffed.

Trivia takes center stage at The Treehouse Café in Bainbridge Island, WA. This event keeps the focus on questions and answers and offers a straightforward way to put knowledge to the test.

This volunteer opportunity repeats on the second Tuesday and the fourth Wednesday of each month. Additional volunteer information is available.

MUSINGO brings a lively, sing along twist to bingo at Firestarter Bar and Grill, presented by Feel Good Productions in partnership with SINGO. Instead of letters and numbers, players hear catchy snippets of familiar songs, sing along, and mark their cards. It is free to play, with printed bingo cards and daubers provided, and there is also an option to participate on a phone or tablet. Prizes are available. Hosted by DJ SnakPak, this interactive format is suited for celebrations like birthdays, wedding parties, date nights, and more.

OmCulture hosts a salsa class welcoming all experience levels, followed by a Fusion Practica that begins with a brief introductory lesson before open dancing. Choose a four-class salsa package for $60 or take a single class for $20. Fusion Practica admission is $15, or $5 for those continuing from the salsa class. Fusion has recently returned to the studio. To pre-register for salsa, email info@omculture.com.

Thirsty Thursday Trivia Night brings a rotating mix of challenges each week. Expect a photo round, audio-based questions, list-style prompts, and more, with categories and time periods changing from week to week for variety.

Enjoy a trivia event at Friends and Neighbors Brewing.

Women seeking a fun, creative singing community can sit in on a Song of Seattle Chorus rehearsal, where music and stagecraft take center stage in a relaxed setting filled with laughter. This Bellevue-based group is a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, also known as SingUnited International, the global network of women’s barbershop choruses. The chorus performs a cappella music around the world and competes at the regional level each year. First-time attendees can contact the chorus with any questions, and additional details are available on its Facebook page. The ensemble values camaraderie and community and welcomes talented, enthusiastic voices.

Barboza presents Faux Real with special guests in Seattle. The Franco American art-pop duo, brothers Elliott and Virgile Arndt, have grown their project into a high-energy live experience built on DIY flair, coordinated looks, tight choreography, and signature high kicks. Their show fuses gritty rock spirit with a Eurodance boy-band sheen, walking a line between catchy pop and off-center experimentation. They thrive on the tension between structure and disorder, the human and the synthetic, keeping the boundary between real and faux intentionally blurred. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid ID is required for entry. Doors open at the posted time, and the performance usually begins about an hour after doors, though the schedule may change without notice. Barboza is not wheelchair accessible. All ticket purchases are final except in the case of cancellation. Special guests and other supporting acts may change. Orders that exceed the stated ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Revelry Room hosts a relaxed craft night where guests bring their own projects, whether knitting, sketching, journaling, mending, collage, or something similar. It offers a creative reset in a friendly setting with music and an easygoing pace. The bar features a full cocktail menu as well as an extensive range of nonalcoholic drinks for anyone crafting, connecting, or keeping it clear headed. Arrive with a work in progress and head out with fresh ideas.

Improv takes root in a showcase led by alumni of Unexpected Productions Improv School, with each show spotlighting a new alumni ensemble. They put their training to work in surprise-filled scenes, a mix of styles, and stories created on the spot. The range spans expansive long-form pieces to bold character-driven play, stretching what improvised theater can do. The evening continues with a double feature, the Duos Open Mic, the longest-running improv open mic in Seattle, a weekly fixture that brings extra laughs, unexpected twists, and plenty of spontaneous creativity.

A friendly weekly bluegrass jam fills Machine House Brewery in Hillman City, Seattle with pickers of every age and experience level. It is free to take part, and supporting the venue by grabbing a beverage and tipping the bartender is encouraged. Outlander Progressive Bluegrass Social Club members receive a one dollar discount on each drink by showing a membership card. The brewery does not serve food, so bringing your own is welcome, and dogs are allowed. Folks under 21 are also welcome. Beginners who can hold down basic rhythm chords are invited to play, and leading a tune is optional. When the circle grows, newer players may be seated in an outer ring to keep things flowing. Sheet music and chord charts are fine as long as they do not get in the way, though memorizing is recommended. Knowing the Nashville Number System helps since many tunes are called by number. The focus is bluegrass. Songs from other styles can be called if they are played in a bluegrass manner, and the host may pass on any selection, including originals, to maintain a friendly, on-style jam. A preselected song of the week helps everyone prepare, and a jam page offers charts, recordings, playlists, and lists of previously called tunes with their keys. If a number is not your thing, it is perfectly fine to sit out. Non-drinkers are welcome, and buying the host a beer is considered good etiquette.

Explore bellydance with Nalini in Bellevue. The all-levels class features a new short choreography each month, with a video recorded at the end of the month to celebrate and track progress. Dancers interested in performing can take part in the Jewels of Fire group, which prepares choreographies for stage shows, cultural events, and local festivals. Bring water and, if desired, a hip scarf.

Enjoy a meal at Red Robin Gourmet Burgers in Lynnwood to support College Place PSO. Tell the staff you are supporting the PSO and 20% of the day’s sales will be returned to the organization. For online or app orders, add the word “Fundraiser” to your cart before checkout. Invite neighbors, tell friends, and remind coworkers to participate.

McCloud’s Grill House hosts a lively karaoke night where anyone can take the mic in a friendly, encouraging setting. Whether you are a seasoned singer or trying it for the first time, expect upbeat tunes, tasty food, and plenty of laughter for an easygoing night out.

Presented by STG, this concert brings Julia Jacklin’s 2026 North America tour to the Moore Theatre. Seating is general admission with a seated configuration. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including artist, local, media, and Spotify, followed by a public sale.

Beat the midweek lull with a Brazilian Zouk social at Dance Underground in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Held on Wednesdays, this gathering focuses on social dancing and a friendly Zouk vibe. Entry is $10, with a $5 rate for UW students, and payment is accepted via Venmo or cash at the door. If cost is a concern, options are available to help keep dance accessible.

Daydream State presents Medium Build at The Showbox in Seattle, with Merle Law opening, as part of the King of Having Fun tour. Led by Nick Carpenter, the project mixes lo fi intimacy, indie grit, and a touch of country into a charged, full band sound. The newest album, King of Having Fun, was recorded live in the studio with close collaborators and channels recovery, honesty, and a renewed sense of joy. Expect upbeat tempos, guitar fireworks, and lyrics that look inward while inviting big singalongs, built for larger rooms without losing the raw heart that started it all. All ages are welcome to attend, and guests 21 and older may purchase alcoholic beverages.

Enjoy a karaoke night at The Rendezvous. Give that never-in-public song its debut, go solo or pair up for a duet, and cheer on other singers. Ticket and event information can be found in the bio.

Comfort Food Band brings a vibrant fusion of jazz, Afro, Latin, funk and reggae to Sea Monster Lounge in Seattle, celebrating the spirit of jazz with global influences from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and Latin America. The group has been recognized with Earshot Magazine’s 2019 Golden Ear Award for Best Alternative Jazz Ensemble. The lineup features Bob Antolin on tenor, alto and soprano saxophones, flutes and guitar, Boka Kouyate on djembe and vocals, Yogi McCaw on keys and synths, Ernesto Pediangco on congas and percussion, Lennox Holness on electric bass, and Paul Huppler on drums.

Practice your English speaking in a relaxed conversation group with support from trained conversation helpers. Connect with other learners, build confidence through friendly discussion, and participate at your own pace. People at any proficiency level are welcome, and no registration is needed. For disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days beforehand. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.

Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Rainier Valley Food Bank have partnered to provide health insurance enrollment assistance, health navigation support, and food distribution at the ULMS Resource Center. A brief survey is available to gather input on community needs, which will help guide future services and funding efforts. For questions, comments, or concerns, please refer to the contact information shared by the organizers.

This weekly gathering offers casual EDH/Commander at Math 'n' Stuff. Games begin on a rolling basis in a relaxed, drop-in format. Table expectations follow Rule 0... be a good human and have fun, with proxies allowed by unanimous consent and power levels discussed before shuffling. The entry fee is $5.50, and every participant receives a randomly assigned prize or promo. Register through the Companion app or with a Wizards account linked to your email to help unlock additional prize support from Wizards for attendees. The store remains open throughout the event.

A casual Star Wars Legion open play session where players meet for tabletop battles set in the Star Wars universe. Tables and terrain are provided, so the battlefield is ready for action. Participants often coordinate matchups in advance through the community Discord’s Star Wars Legion LFG channel to find opponents and plan games.

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

This supportive evening at Mercer Island Community Center is designed for parents of middle and high schoolers with ADHD. Led by Opolo's founder alongside mental health professionals who focus on helping families navigate ADHD and homework, the session offers data-driven guidance for building homework routines that work at home, a clearer view of what students handle during the school day, and practical ways to help them settle before study time begins. Attendees will also have time to connect with other parents who are dealing with similar challenges. The program wraps up in small groups, where each person responds to a single prompt about the one change that could make homework time less stressful this year. Light refreshments will be available. Space is limited.

Talk Time provides a welcoming place for adult English learners to practice conversation and build confidence. This weekly conversation group explores a new topic or theme each session through speaking and listening activities. Trained staff facilitate the meetings, and there is no cost to attend. No sign up is needed.

Get into the spooky spirit with a hands-on cookie decorating workshop at Postdoc Brewing in Kenmore. Suitable for beginners and experienced decorators alike, this class provides step-by-step guidance to create festive Halloween treats. All materials are included, and each participant will head home with six decorated cookies.

Celebrate the season with a family friendly fall festival and trunk or treat with the Armin Jahr community at the East Bremerton Community Gym. Enjoy decorated trunks for candy, casual games, refreshments, and family activities. Children are welcome to wear costumes and should bring a bag to collect treats. The event is open to Armin Jahr families, friends, and the broader community. Festivities will take place rain or shine, offering a chance to spend time together while supporting Armin Jahr.

Swap carving tools for frosting at a sweet and slightly spooky cookie decorating night themed around jack o lanterns. Participants receive four pumpkin shaped cookies along with a spread of icings, sprinkles, and toppings to craft edible faces and festive designs. Create something creepy, silly, or glittery... it is your cookie canvas. The price is $15 per person and covers the four cookies and all decorating supplies. All ages are welcome for a creative treat.

Settle into a quiet reading retreat paired with spa time at The Ladies Room in Seattle. The spa is reserved for attendees, with access to pools for soaking along with sauna and steam spaces... books are welcome even in the hot tub. Seattle Book Club and The Ladies Room have teamed up to create a self care-focused experience. Sam from Seattle Book Club will guide a closing conversation about what everyone is reading, and tea will be served. A thoughtfully chosen selection of books will be available, and each participant may select one to take home as part of the ticket. This event is for women and femmes only.

Settle your mind and cultivate present-moment awareness through Cinema Divina, a contemplative, creative, and communal film practice developed by filmmaker and author M Freeman. The program offers a guided meditative viewing of a short film, followed by quiet looking and a facilitated conversation centered on works from the Frye's permanent collection. Rooted in the tradition of lectio divina, or repeated engagement with sacred texts, this format reimagines that practice as an immersive cinematic experience where each viewing invites new insight and connection. All are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

Dimsum Dialogue presents a welcoming social support gathering created by and for AAPI LGBTQ+ community members at Oasis Tea Zone in Seattle. The conversation is facilitated by Edsel Blanche, MSW, and features monthly guest speakers. Admission is free, and complimentary bubble tea will be provided. There is also a chance to win a monthly $50 Safeway gift card. The program is made possible through the Gender Based Violence Referral Program, sponsored by the Filipino Community of Seattle, with support from Northwest Harvest and A|M Consulting & Clinical Services.

This Thursday evening session offers open meditation suited to the end of the workday. It begins with meditation instruction and guided practice, followed by opening chants, a period of seated meditation, and closing chants. The format provides a quiet space to spend time on the cushion and get to know the mind.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a hands-on cookie decorating workshop at Postdoc Brewing Kenmore. Participants will decorate a full set of Halloween sugar cookies that are already baked, using provided royal icing, tools, and materials, with step-by-step guidance throughout. Experience is not required, so bring creativity and an appetite. Space is limited and tickets are available through registration.

MINGO Music Bingo brings a musical twist to classic bingo, presented by Mingo Maniac. A DJ spins songs and players mark their cards when a matching title plays, with two complete rounds and plenty of chances to win. Prizes change weekly, with gift cards and other rewards up for grabs. Open to all ages. To play, each participant must purchase at least one menu item.

Rainier Runners heads to Eastlake Zoo Tavern for a Halloween costume 5K. The route travels north toward the Burke-Gilman Trail and then returns. Costumes are encouraged, with a post-run hangout featuring inexpensive beers at the bar. The tavern accepts only cash, so plan ahead. In the spirit of the group, the motto cheers on breaking a sweat, raising a beer, and celebrating running with Rainier.

Enjoy Magic the Gathering Commander Night with free entry. Players register through the Companion app, then are randomly placed into four-player pods when play begins.

Dumpster Joe arrives from Portland, Oregon to bring a vintage blend of 1920s and 1930s country blues, string band jazz, and jug band tunes to Tipsy Blackbird.

This free open mic at the Maple Valley Creative Arts Center welcomes musicians, poets, and spontaneous collaborators to share their work in a relaxed, friendly setting. Performers and listeners of all ages are encouraged to be part of an easygoing evening filled with creativity, variety, and community spirit.

Celebrate curiosity with a trivia event built around questions and answers. Ideal for anyone who enjoys putting knowledge to the test.

Barboza hosts Kyle Gordon for a live performance that blends comedy and music, with Kyle and his band guiding the audience through the story of popular music one song at a time. The set features well known tracks along with material that has not yet been released, offering a fun and informative take on music history. This event is open to all ages. Valid ID is required for access to bar areas, and alcohol is limited to guests 21 and over. Doors open at the time shown on the event listing, and the show typically begins about an hour later, though timing may change. Barboza is not wheelchair accessible. All ticket sales are final unless the event is canceled. Opening acts may change. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled. The show takes place at Barboza in Seattle, WA.

Artist Emily Poole presents Cascade of Life, an artist’s seasonal guide to the wild Northwest, in a talk hosted by Third Place Books in collaboration with North Cascades Institute as part of the Nature of Writing Series. Combining the clarity of a field guide with the feel of a personal journal, the book invites readers to connect more deeply with Cascadia’s wildlife, changing seasons, and varied landscapes. Admission is free and open to all, and RSVP is recommended for important updates. The program includes time for audience questions and a public signing. Purchasing a copy of the featured book helps sustain the ongoing author series. The Nature of Writing highlights creators who illuminate the natural world through words and art, reflecting North Cascades Institute’s belief that the humanities help people understand and inhabit shared landscapes. Poole has explored western wild places since childhood, and her illustrations have supported organizations such as Creature Conserve, HawkWatch International, and the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Her work appears regularly in High Country News and in natural history books including BirdNote, Northwest Know-How: Trees, and A Little Book of Hummingbirds. She lives in Eugene, Oregon.

Mindfulness Meditation at Center for Spiritual Living - Tacoma features a period of meditation, a short break, and then a brief talk by Sr. Minister Rev. Drew Ebersol. The gathering emphasizes Metta, or loving kindness, within the Brahma Viharas, the four sublime qualities in Buddhism that include loving kindness, compassion, appreciative joy, and equanimity. Building on recent exploration of Metta and Compassion, this session focuses on Appreciative Joy, highlighting ways to notice and honor the happiness present around and within. Participants come together as a sangha, a community that practices collectively, shares Dharma teachings, and deepens understanding of mindfulness and its everyday applications. It is suitable for beginners, experienced practitioners, and everyone in between, and is offered as a community course.

Nile Nightmares delivers more than a typical haunted house by offering a complete haunted experience. While waiting in a virtual queue, explore the Midway to pick up a snack or treat, try an escape game, or gather your nerve in the Fear Garden. A text message will let your group know when it is time to enter the attraction. Every admission includes a single walkthrough that averages about 20 minutes. This is a no-touch experience with live actors and state of the art special effects.

At Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley, two-time Grammy winner Jon Cleary leads The Absolute Monster Gentlemen in performances steeped in New Orleans funk and piano-driven soul. The lineup features Cornell Williams on bass and vocals, Pedro Segundo on percussion, and A.J. Hall on drums. A fixture of New Orleans music for decades, Cleary has channeled the city’s groove, grit, and joy into both stage and studio work. His recent collection The Bywater Sessions, created in his home studio and co-produced with John Porter, gathers longtime favorites alongside newer songs and captures the band live in the room. Writers at outlets like Rolling Stone have praised the ensemble’s expansive, rolling sound. Born in London and drawn to New Orleans before turning twenty, Cleary built his reputation with sessions and band work for Earl King, Johnny Adams, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, Snooks Eaglin, Ernie K-Doe, Jessie Hill, and served as guitarist with Dr. John. He later toured widely with Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal. His solo career began in 1989 and includes the Grammy-winning album Go-Go Juice. On stage he balances the direct punch of a tight trio with the colors of larger configurations, experimenting with added horns, guitar, extra percussion, or another keyboard to let arrangements bloom. These shows spotlight the joyful swing, deep pocket, and soulful songs that define Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen.

Sand Bar and Grill features a karaoke night where participants can take the stage, sing favorite tunes, and enjoy food and drinks in a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Whether arriving with friends or going solo, guests can share the mic, show their vocals, and cheer for fellow singers throughout a music-filled evening.

Line dancing comes to McCloud’s Grill House with a welcoming session led by a skilled instructor. Both first-timers and experienced dancers learn steps to lively music in a friendly, high-energy setting. Good food and a festive vibe round out a social outing that works well for friends and families looking to dance and make memories.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Puget Sound Pizza in downtown Tacoma. Pick your favorite tracks, step up to the mic, and enjoy drink specials while you sing.

Poulsbo Rotary Club holds a weekly meeting at Poulsbo Sons of Norway with a welcoming, informative atmosphere and opportunities to connect. Non-members are welcome to attend as guests and can check in with the host upon arrival for help with introductions. A virtual option is also available through Zoom.

Jumpstart Mini Camps offer a two-hour drop-off experience for potty-trained children ages 2.5 to 5.5. Children will play in the gym, practice basic academics and beginner gymnastics, and enjoy a themed craft or worksheet. The camps can help children become more comfortable with drop-off and prepare for preschool. Each session features a different theme, including superheroes, cars, bugs and nature, pumpkin decorating, farm activities, ninja training, circus fun, and giving thanks. Please bring a labeled water bottle and a small peanut-free snack. My Gym grip socks are required and can be purchased at checkout for $3.50 plus tax. Parents and caregivers do not stay during camp.

Inside The Outlet Collection Seattle in Auburn, a three day Día de los Muertos celebration fills the mall with color, tradition, art, music, and community. Throughout the event, expect beautiful altar and ofrenda displays, vibrant flowers and traditional inspired décor, local artwork and handmade artesanías, pan dulce and other sweet treats, unique gifts and crafted pieces, plus live music, folklórico dance, performances, raffles, games, and prizes. The opening day sets the tone with a lively market, music, raffles, and family friendly games. The second day blends ongoing Día de los Muertos activities with the mall’s Halloween Candy Crawl, which brings trick or treating to the corridors alongside market shopping, performances, and themed displays. The finale returns to the core of the tradition with folkloric dancers, singers, cultural exhibits, additional ofrendas, raffles, and grand prizes. Created as a space to remember and honor loved ones while celebrating life, family, culture, and community, the gathering offers opportunities to view ofrendas, connect with local artists and artisans, taste traditional flavors, enjoy music and dance, and support small businesses.

Settle in for a welcoming story time featuring tales, songs, movement, and playful rhymes that help little ones build early literacy skills. There is no need to register. If you need disability accommodations, requests can be made by emailing access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is available for online events.

A free weekly meetup in a Poulsbo boutique offers a relaxed space to talk about pregnancy, postpartum life, and beyond with other adults who understand. It feels like a social club where babies are part of the day. Little ones are welcome, nursing pillows are available for comfort, and you can sip tea, enjoy coffee, or show up in pajamas. Everything is low key with no pressure or requirements, just conversation and community.

Spend time practicing spoken English with fellow learners alongside trained conversation helpers in a welcoming setting. All proficiency levels are invited, from beginners to advanced speakers. Registration is not required.

This free community workshop, presented as part of Keiro Northwest’s Legacy Education Series, focuses on making important choices about health care and end-of-life wishes before a crisis arises. Participants will explore how early planning can clarify preferences, reduce stress, and ease uncertainty for family members and loved ones. Presenters Louise Kato, LCSW, and Linda Brandeis, LCSW, offer guidance informed by extensive medical social work experience. Kato brings more than three decades of service supporting patients and families in complex medical settings, with a special focus on dialysis and kidney transplantation, and previously served as Director of Patient Quality of Life at Northwest Kidney Centers before retiring in 2022. Brandeis contributes many years of helping people navigate health care decisions, changes in care, and end-of-life planning. The session will address how to work within today’s complex medical systems, what advance care directives are and how they function, approaches to planning for future health needs and end-of-life choices, and ways to talk about wishes with family and loved ones. Whether starting these conversations for yourself, assisting an aging parent or another loved one, or preparing for the future, this program offers a compassionate and practical place to begin. The workshop is free, and advance registration is requested.

Digital Commons provides a welcoming, collaborative environment to learn together using free resources and friendly guidance. Bring a device if you have one, or simply come with your questions. Whether you want to strengthen English and digital skills, build financial literacy, or prepare for job opportunities, support is available to help you choose the right tools to begin. This is a drop-in program with no registration required. Assistance with hardware is not available.

Craft a long lasting tribute to fall by arranging dried botanicals inside a real pumpkin grown locally in Snohomish, WA. This hands on class covers prepping a pumpkin to serve as the container, pairing elements such as pampas grass, wheat, seed pods, and preserved foliage in a cozy earth toned palette, and composing an arrangement with depth and movement. Clear, step by step guidance supports a balanced, richly textured, and polished result. It suits both beginners and experienced floral enthusiasts, and the takeaway is a rustic, locally inspired centerpiece to enjoy well beyond the season. During the monthly Floral & Plant Workshops, a Permanent Jewelry Bar is also available, offering custom permanent jewelry fittings to create something meaningful to wear.

Enjoy a relaxed line dancing night where newcomers receive step by step instruction, then spend some time on the floor during open dancing. All ages are welcome. Admission is $10, and children 10 and under get in free. Food trucks are typically on site most nights. For tickets and current details, visit the farm’s website.

Taking place at Spartan Recreation Center in Shoreline, this free, all-ages Día de los Muertos celebration focuses on remembrance, culture, and community. Highlights include a community ofrenda, a marketplace, food, interactive activities, the Procession of the Catrinas, and performances by dancers and community groups. Presented by the City of Shoreline and supported in part by a 4Culture grant. For information or accessibility accommodations, call 206-801-2600.

Settle in with a drink and dive into tabletop fun. Browse a library of board games or bring a favorite from home. Reconnect with friends or meet new players at this weekly game night.

Decorated trunks, candy, food vendors, and music set the scene for a family friendly Halloween celebration at Jenkins Creek Elementary. The Jenkins Creek community and local partners gather for costumes, treats, and festive fun for all ages. In the spirit of giving, JCPTA will collect nonperishable food donations throughout the week, then load The Storehouse Covington’s decorated box truck with the community’s contributions during the event. Community partners help make this celebration possible.

Enjoy an evening of classic cars and dining at Maynard’s Restaurant. All makes and models are welcome, and visitors can bring a car or enjoy the view. Happy hour features drink specials and bites, with an early bird three-course dinner also available. Cruise-in guests can ask their server about a burger and beverage combo.

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

Boo Seattle is back at Wamu Theater for a two night run. Passes are available.

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos at the cantina with specials on food and drinks, featuring a dedicated Corpse Reviver menu and liquid nitrogen cocktails. DJ LASSERETTE will fill the heated, covered patio pergola with Latin sounds for a lively night. Costumes are encouraged with chances to win prizes, and happy hour will be available.

A free Music Bingo night blends familiar songs with the classic game in a relaxed, friendly setting. Instead of numbers, short clips of popular tunes are played. Your card lists artists or titles, and you mark each match you recognize. Get a line for bingo and win prizes. No special music knowledge is needed, just listen and pick out the tracks you know. It suits a casual date or a meetup with friends and keeps things easygoing and social.

Celebrate Halloween with spooky storytelling presented with PPN and the Horror Writers Association’s Seattle Chapter. Hear eerie tales and enjoy a creepy atmosphere with chills but no gore. Halloween-inspired costumes and festive attire are encouraged, though attendees are welcome to come as they are. The interactive Write & Share session features eerie prompts and 10 minutes to create a flash fiction micro-tale, poem, or prose piece, followed by the chance to share in a small group or at the open mic. Readers include Seattle writer, playwright, and digital artist Erik Keevan, dark speculative writer Tamara Kaye Sellman, and horror and romance author Brianna Malotke.

Goldy and Foss perform live at the Fireside Lounge at Willows Lodge, bringing rich harmonies and engaging music to an evening of food and beverages. Guests can enjoy a menu of meals and appetizers alongside a selection of wines and craft adult beverages. There is no cover charge.

Celebrate Halloween with a dance showcase and social party hosted by the LaFleur Ballroom Dance Society. Cheer on students and instructors as they present their original spotlight routines, then enjoy an open dance floor with music and company. Halloween costumes are encouraged, and an audience and party pass is available.

Enjoy an old-school piano bar evening with Bruce Cosacchi, featuring piano and keyboards, sing-alongs with songs by Neil Diamond and others, and audience members invited to sing. Bruce brings singing, jokes, and playful audience interaction to the performance.

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

This Commander event uses a pod format, with players forming groups of four. The winner of each pod receives a promo pack. Prizes are claimed with the official event code, and each participant may enter only one prize-eligible pod for the day. Players can still enjoy additional Commander games for fun outside of the prize pods. If a Magic: The Gathering pre-release is scheduled on the same day as Friday Night Magic, this event will be canceled in favor of the pre-release.

Guided group meditations in the Meditative Insight Awareness style are offered through Mystic MVMT in Bremerton. These sessions encourage a calm, uplifting practice aimed at raising personal frequency and deepening awareness. At select gatherings, Sunday Hamilton contributes a ceremonial cacao and mushroom blend to enhance the experience.

Kurt Travis appears with Mella and Resilia in a showcase of post-hardcore, math rock, experimental rock, and swancore influences. An American singer, musician, and songwriter from Sacramento, Travis is known for emotive vocals and for work with Dance Gavin Dance, Royal Coda, A Lot Like Birds, Gold Necklace, and Push Over, alongside a prolific solo career. Mella contributes progressive post-hardcore with an alternative emo bent, signed to Equal Vision Records and Kill Iconic Records and known for combining swancore’s technical intricacy with deeply felt lyrics. Resilia, originating in Orlando and founded in 2018 by guitarist John Benoit, blends math rock, alternative rock, and swancore through intricate guitar lines and dynamic percussion; the band first issued instrumental singles such as Royal Flush in 2019 and Gambit in 2020, later adding vocalist Daisy Chamberlin, then started touring in 2022 with a live debut at Chain Reaction in Anaheim.

Black Jacket Symphony presents Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet at the Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center. This all ages event offers reserved seating, and tickets are on sale.

Seattle’s rain, coffee culture, and fleece-clad tech scene set the stage for a tongue-in-cheek slasher story where a killer prowls and the body count rises. Now in its fifth year, this Jet City Improv dark murder-comedy unfolds in the Pacific Northwest with a fresh mystery every show. At the start, each performer is secretly assigned as the Survivor, the Victim, or the Murderer, and no one knows anyone else’s role. The audience steers the twists, votes on the most likely culprit, and learns if their instincts were correct when the reveal lands. Content advisory: includes horror themes and staged depictions of killing and violence presented with a comic touch, which may not be suitable for everyone.

Presented by STG, The Brothers Comatose take the stage at Neptune Theatre in Seattle for an all-ages performance in a general admission format. The accessibility area shown on the seating map is not tied to a specific seat. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will begin four days before the show.

Karaoke takes center stage at Sand Bar and Grill as attendees pick their favorite songs and share the mic. The focus is on music, fun, and time with friends, with food and drinks available to enjoy whether singing or cheering from the audience.

Dave & Buster’s in Bellevue hosts Music BINGO Game Night featuring a fresh spin on bingo where short song clips take the place of numbers. A host plays a mix of familiar tracks while players mark the matching squares on their cards. Participation is free, and each guest receives one bingo card that can be accessed on a phone. Expect lots of chances to sing and dance along, with prizes awarded to winners and a prize mix that may vary.

An upbeat night at LaVida Dance Studio in Kirkland centers on salsa and bachata, with classes for absolute beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate dancers offered in multiple rooms so everyone can choose the level that fits. Bachata lessons start the evening, followed by salsa, then the floor opens for a social dance party. No partner is required, and newcomers are welcome alongside more experienced dancers. Pricing options include a full-night pass with all classes and the social, a single class with the social, a single class only, or social only, and payment is taken at the door. To reserve a class spot, texting 425-642-1547 is recommended. Wear whatever makes you comfortable, bring good energy, and enjoy free parking.

Celebrate Halloween on a Friday with a high-energy night where audience costumes are part of the fun. Expect a spirited crowd, festive vibes, and an over-the-top atmosphere from start to finish.

Karaoke is featured at Puget Sound Pizza in downtown Tacoma. Sing your favorite songs and enjoy available drink specials.

Enjoy a karaoke night at Puerto Vallarta Restaurant in Milton, with KJ Anna playing popular songs and cheering on singers.

At Sea Monster Lounge in Seattle, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends serve up a funk-forward night that blends classic sounds with fresh rhythms. Each Friday night they keep the groove moving and bring the music straight to the crowd.

A watch party for Ohio State vs USC takes place at Tom's Watch Bar in Seattle. Because Ohio State is ranked number one, the event helps qualify for a scholarship donation of $10,000 from Tom's Watch Bar if there are 12 games with an average attendance of 80 or more. A sign-in sheet will be available to track attendance. Free Ohio State swag, surprise raffles with a first place prize, and the OSU fight song before the game and at halftime are planned. Friends and family are welcome.

ShimmyFit is a high energy, low impact dance fitness class that blends the vibrant rhythms of Bollywood with the strength and fluidity of bellydance. Hosted at The Dance Room in Kent, WA, this one-hour session keeps participants moving from start to finish with no seated breaks. Advance sign-up is required. Pricing options include a $25 drop-in or a 10-class card for $200.

Enjoy a costume-themed 5k at Dune Peninsula at Point Defiance Park with Team Rhubarb Sumner. This TCMA event takes place in Tacoma, WA. To register as part of Team Rhubarb Sumner, use the password Rhubarbians.

A welcoming gathering at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood. Attendees are encouraged to bring a water bottle and a cheerful spirit.

Help finish the seasonal repairs and maintenance of the boardwalk at Poulsbo's Fish Park. No experience is needed.

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

Bonsai take the spotlight in a Halloween-themed celebration featuring eerie stories about especially spooky specimens. Costumed visitors can collect treats from docents. The event includes bonsai-making demonstrations, docent-led tours, a scavenger hunt, and other activities. This free community gathering is presented with support from 4Culture.

Celebrate Halloween while supporting local makers at a market featuring handcrafted items from local crafters and artisans. The free public event includes a face-painting booth and a costume contest. Attendees can also enjoy the Northwest Stream Center’s elevated nature trail through forest and wetland habitat.

The Halloween walk-through returns with a free experience open to kids and families of all ages. Attendees can receive complimentary professional photography, along with snacks and other small treats.

Swagath Bellevue presents an unlimited South Indian breakfast buffet featuring all you can eat favorites such as idly, vada, pongal, upma, poori with Bombay chutney, dosa, and punugulu, along with a sweet item, sambar, three fresh chutneys, and chana masala. Complimentary tea is included. Pricing is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5.

For the first time, Mundo Catrina brings a community celebration to Marina Park that honors the heritage, creativity, and traditions of Día de los Muertos. The event features a Catrina cultural procession, live performances and music, art and cultural exhibits, an artisan marketplace, family friendly activities, and a variety of food vendors. It also spotlights education and connections with local businesses and community groups. Organizers are currently accepting participants, including Catrinas and Catrines, artists and performers, artisan and retail vendors, food vendors, community organizations and nonprofits, sponsors and community partners, and volunteers. More announcements, special guests, and details will be shared soon.

Put on a costume and enjoy a Halloween-themed story time with a light touch of spooky fun, lively music, and bubbles. After the stories and songs, stay for playtime. Infants through age seven may attend with a caregiver. To request disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated captions are always available for online events.

Diwali Bazaar brings a lively marketplace to Hilton Garden Inn Redmond Seattle with a full day of shopping, food, and festive fun. Browse imitation and silver jewelry alongside apparel such as special dupattas, lehengas, sarees, suits, and skirts. Discover traditional and trendy menswear, plus home decor, gifts, candles, juttis, and more. Enjoy a variety of tasty options from food stalls while finding a convenient destination for Diwali essentials.

A fun afternoon created for little ghosts, goblins, pumpkins, and their parents.

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.

Tacoma City Ballet presents an original retelling of the Dracula legend as a sweeping romantic ballet inspired by Vlad the Impaler, long linked to the story of the Transylvanian Count. The production features luminous dancing, a richly atmospheric score performed live by the Tacoma City Ballet Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Bernard Kwiram, and staging that showcases lavish scenery and sumptuous costumes. Presented at the Pantages Theater, whose ornate setting heightens the gothic mood, this performance is suitable for all ages and offers a fitting complement to Halloween celebrations. Guests are invited to wear costumes.

This Commander league seats players in randomly assigned four player pods. The winner of each pod earns a promo pack, and an event code is required to be eligible for prizes. If an MTG pre-release is scheduled on the same day, the league will be canceled in favor of the pre-release.

A Halloween party for preschoolers featuring a cupcake walk, carnival games, and arts and crafts. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations for North Kitsap Fishline.

Family Fall Fest features seasonal fun for all ages with Trunk-or-Treat, a rock climbing wall, inflatables, food trucks, a PreK activity zone, face painting, balloon animals, the Snake & Science guy, a petting zoo, and more. Costumes are encouraged. A sensory-friendly hour is available for families with special needs or sensory concerns.

Celebrate Halloween with an afternoon of trick-or-treating at The Outlet Collection Seattle. Wear a favorite costume and visit participating stores to collect sweet treats. Candy is available while supplies last, and admission is free.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament uses the Advanced Constructed format. Entry costs $5, and all participants receive two OTS booster packs with their entry. Registration opens ahead of the event and closes promptly before it begins. If a Yu-Gi-Oh! Premiere event is scheduled for the same day, this tournament will be canceled to host the Premiere instead.

A no-cost fall carnival hosted by Redmond Assembly of God welcomes families with children ages 2 to 12. The event features inflatable attractions and bounce obstacles, carnival-style games and seasonal activities, candy and treat stations, face painting, and photo opportunities, all indoors in a warm, dry setting. Admission and all activities are free. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required, and families should register for only one of the two sessions. For questions, contact Pastor Tyler at tyler@redmondag.org.

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

A family-friendly setting that prioritizes safety and fun. This welcoming experience is designed for all ages, making it easy for the whole family to spend time together with peace of mind.

A Halloween rock show featuring Whiskey Voodoo and friends takes over the Roxy Theater in Bremerton, in Quincy Square. Enjoy a high energy night of rock from start to finish.

A Halloween punk rock show takes over Darrell’s Tavern in Shoreline, with costumes encouraged. The lineup includes THEE DECEPTION, featuring Alex Shumway of Green River, Lance Mercer of The Briefs, Cody Davis of Flyweb, Regan Hagar of Malfunkshun, Satchel, and Brad, and Samuel Bligh of F!RES. Spiders From Uranus brings together Chris Pugh of Creep, Young Pioneers, and Saba, Scott Vanderpool of Young Pioneers and Chemistry Set, and Colm Meek of Creep, Saba, and Heliotrope. Vic Bondi & His Issues features Vic Bondi of Articles of Faith with bassist Tully Potter of Larry And The Gonowheres, Neutralboy, and The Stuntmen, drummer Adam Dahlquist of BÜRIEN, and guitarist Fred Speakman of Last Gasp, My Name, Officer Down, Zero Down, and The Droo Church. DJ KC Scar will be spinning spooky selections, billed as vinyl friendly. This show is a benefit for AMWAP, with admission at the door set at $15.

Celebrate Halloween with a lively classic rock and roll band performing fan favorites and more. This festive party centers on classic rock tunes and a fun atmosphere.

STG and Outback present a live performance from Kanan Gill at Moore Theatre in Seattle. Seating is reserved on the main floor and first balcony, with general admission in the second balcony. The event welcomes all ages, and a bar will be available for guests who show valid ID. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed that limit may be cancelled. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile ticket barcodes are not available immediately, and the venue may modify delivery methods. Every attendee must have their own ticket regardless of age, and infants cannot be held during the show. Please note there is no elevator access to the balconies, which are reached by stairs and ramps.

DJ Keypr and Sophixi present a complimentary dance party at Nile Nightmare Haunted House, with darkwave, industrial and goth selections playing throughout the night. A ticket is not required to access the dance floor. Those planning to experience the haunted house are encouraged to secure tickets early and use the digital queue.

Enjoy an evening of dancing and merriment with live music from Ron Bailey & Tangents and Ranger & ReArrangers. The music spans waltz, swing, blues, honky-tonk, and gypsy jazz. Costumes are encouraged, with a costume contest, and guests are invited to bring treats to share and invite friends. A suggested donation supports pancreatic cancer research in memory of dance friend Rob.

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.

Kitsap Pride’s annual Halloween fundraiser takes over the Van Zee Building at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds with the theme Texas Chainsaw Mascara. Look forward to a costume extravaganza where campy horror meets high glamour, featuring a lively dance floor, eerie surprises, and show-stopping drag performances. A raffle and silent auction will raise funds to support Kitsap Pride’s mission to build a safer, more inclusive LGBTQ+ community on the peninsula. Bring your fiercest look and channel a scream queen or final girl for a night of music, dancing, and thrills. Tickets will be available soon. This event is 21 and over.

MOPOP’s annual Halloween celebration returns for horror devotees and anyone who likes their thrills with a playful camp vibe. Throughout the museum, history, visual style, and classic horror themes come alive through immersive moments, interactive activities, entertainment, and plenty of costume inspiration. This edition embraces an alien takeover, channeling mid century invasion tales and the retro futurist look of 1950s and 1960s sci fi while exploring the crossover between horror and science fiction. Attendees can navigate the galleries and exhibitions during an alien themed scavenger hunt, capture UFO inspired photo ops, test film knowledge with trivia, and enjoy more along the way. A costume contest caps the night with a $500 grand prize.

The Winemakers Reserve transforms for its annual Haunted Soirée, with eerie décor and an evening of live music featuring Seattle favorite Zechariah Valette. Guests can mingle, show off creative costumes, enjoy the winery’s wines and Black Raven Brewery brews, and purchase food from a featured food truck. The celebration is designed for adults, with open seating and space to roam.

The U.S. run of the Gorillaz tour ends in Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena, wrapping up an extensive sequence of arena dates in a city long recognized for its music heritage. The show features a career-spanning set with favorites like Clint Eastwood, Feel Good Inc., DARE, and On Melancholy Hill, songs that have helped shape the group’s sound for more than two decades and continue to connect with audiences worldwide. As the final notes fade, this closing performance honors the lasting impact of Gorillaz and their distinctive blend of music, visual art, and storytelling in a single concert experience.

Mermaid Lounge hosts a Halloween outing where costumes are welcome. Enjoy a festive night in your favorite getup. Tickets are available at the door for $20.

At Puget Sound Pizza in downtown Tacoma, karaoke takes center stage alongside drink specials. Guests can step up to the mic and share their favorite songs.

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

A calming yoga session focused on breath, stretching, and connection takes place at Ada-Expressions to Life. It is guided by Sankara, a 500-hour certified yoga instructor with over three decades of self-practice and study with yoga masters in India, blending traditional techniques with insights from Sanskrit and Ayurveda. Admission is $15 per person.

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

Explore the surprise of a mystery quilt at this Monroe location class. The class fee is $45 plus tax, with supplies purchased separately, and it includes the pattern and lunch. Instructor Carrie Booker will guide participants step by step, and fabric requirements will be emailed closer to the class date. Registration is required by noon the Friday before, and attendee names and email addresses should be entered at checkout so everyone can be reached if needed. For questions, contact classes@bfranklincrafts.com, visit the in-store customer service counter, or call 360-794-6745.

Sunday Service at Black & Tan Hall is the venue’s dedicated daytime restaurant service, centered on Chef Tay’s brunch menu and paired with drinks and a soulful musical backdrop. Expect soul rather than sermons, with curated playlists spanning gospel, funk, R&B, and favorites from across the decades to today, played in rich, high quality sound while guests enjoy food and conversation. The setting features heaters, spacious booths, a local art display, and low, moody lighting, and the large building can feel a bit drafty. A grand piano, drum kit, and microphones are set on the stage. Live performances are not guaranteed, though musicians may ask about sharing a brief set upon arrival and will be expected to honor community agreements. Reservations are required because of high demand, and a waitlist is available for walk-ins. Reservation policies apply and during busier periods dining time may be limited.

This recurring Sunday gathering, with breaks on holidays, welcomes quilters who work with foundation paper piecing and want supportive guidance and dedicated sewing time. Bring your current project and settle in alongside others who enjoy the same technique. Kim provides help with questions and troubleshooting so you can keep moving forward with confidence, whether you are focusing on a confident beginner pattern or tackling something more advanced. Enjoy the camaraderie of fellow FPP enthusiasts while you stitch and make steady progress.

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

A Song of Ice and Fire open play brings fans together at Terracrux for matchups set in the world of Westeros. Players connect with one another, arrange pairings, and battle for the Iron Throne in a friendly community setting. The group often coordinates games ahead of time in the LFG channel on Discord.

Head to Woodinville wine country for a relaxed, drop-in Art Café where you pick a project from a menu of creative experiences, enjoy wine, tea, or coffee, and create something beautiful. All materials are provided and cleanup is handled, letting you focus on making. It works well for catching up with a friend, a date outing, a creative reset, or making a gift for someone special. Popular options include wine glass painting, pottery painting, painted candlesticks, watercolor bookmarks, and an oil painting experience. No experience is required. Indoor and outdoor seating are available, parking is free, and the first drink is included. Reservations are encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.

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

With a crisp November vibe and a playful mix of holiday humor, SUPA hosts a ukulele song circle at the Phinney Neighborhood Association. The gathering is in Room 7 of the Blue Building on the third floor, and elevator access is available. Parking is plentiful. Led by Irene S., the session features lots of group strumming and singing, along with time to socialize. A complimentary raffle adds to the fun. Bring your ukulele, your singing voice, and any SUPA song books you have, including editions from 2005, 2007, the combined 2005/2007, and 2010. Snacks to share are welcome. Chairs are provided, and a projector and screen make it easy to follow along. The facility fee is $6 per person, and additional contributions are appreciated, with Venmo accepted. SUPA holds song circles from October through May each year, making this a cheerful way to embrace the rainy season.

ACE Northwest is organizing a farewell gathering at Wild Waves Theme & Water Park on the season’s last day of operation before it closes permanently. Mark the moment with a final visit and a shared sendoff. Registration is required to participate and helps with headcount, and guests may be included. Entry to the park still requires a separate admission ticket or a season pass.

A welcoming community drum circle fills Rimbert Illustration Gallery with shared rhythm and creativity. Guided with a light touch, the session blends simple facilitation with open, improvisational hand drumming so both newcomers and experienced players feel at home. Hand drums and percussion are available, and personal instruments are welcome. Expect steady, grounding grooves, attentive listening, playful expression, and the energy of collective sound. This gathering is donation based, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. The focus is on making rhythm, sound, and community accessible to everyone as participants drum, listen, breathe, and connect together.

Pokémon League provides a welcoming space for fans to connect. It invites trading card and video game players of any experience level to bring their own cards and Pokémon video games to play friendly matches, trade, and work toward prizes. Participation is free. On days that feature a League Challenge, League Cup, or Pre-Release, the standard league still runs alongside the highlighted event, although attention centers on that activity. Players can still take part in the regular free league on those days and may earn the league pack.

At Together Center in Redmond, this welcoming queer figure drawing session invites participants to sketch and, if they wish, model for one another in a relaxed setting. The gathering is free, and posing is optional. Wear everyday clothes, something dressy, or come in costume, and choose how long you hold a pose. Please bring your own drawing supplies, since this is not a class and no instruction will be provided. Weekend entry requires special access. Use the back entrance on the south side so you can be seen and admitted to the life drawing space. If you reach the front doors, walk to the right along the building until the end, then turn left to get around to the rear. To keep the space respectful, ask before taking photos of others. If a drawing shows someone with recognizable features, get their permission before sharing it on social media. No nudity is permitted. Do not touch anyone or their artwork without consent. Support for this event comes from Leoh Blooms, LPL Financial, and Four Elements Realty.

Give the pottery wheel a try in a beginner friendly workshop that lets you experiment with clay and learn the basics of wheel throwing. Instructors introduce fundamental techniques, then provide step by step guidance while you practice. No experience is required, and you can come on your own or with a friend. You will share a wheel with one other participant and get several turns at the wheel. At the end, choose your favorite piece to be fired, and additional pieces can be purchased for $28 each. The fee includes 1 pound of clay, one fired wheel thrown bowl or tumbler, all materials and instruction, firing fees, and a complimentary return visit to paint your piece after it has been bisque fired, or you may select a specialty glaze and have it glazed for you. Finished work will be ready for pickup three weeks after the class. Space is limited. For ages 16 and up.

The Ballard Sedentary Sousa Band, a Seattle based non marching march band, presents a lively program of beloved band repertoire featuring energetic works by John Philip Sousa, Henry Fillmore, and others. Playful pageantry is part of the show, with appearances by the Ballard Sedentary Sousa Band Drill Team and the group’s Sedentary Majorette, said to be the only one in the world, performing seated baton twirling feats. The program honors Sousa’s 172nd birthday, and cake is part of the festivities. Seating is limited and tickets are required. General admission is $15, with $10 tickets for seniors and students. Tickets are available through Kenyon Hall.

Sharpen follower technique in Argentine tango with a focused class designed for all levels. Expect concentrated, repeatable practice that isolates fundamental skills so strength, balance, and clarity show up in every step. Short combinations are broken down and drilled with support from the barre to refine balance, axis control, and leg articulation. Guided work builds flexibility and power for cleaner movement while developing body awareness and dependable muscle memory. This is a setting where technique becomes consistent and movement feels intentional. The class takes place at Arcadia Studio. The studio entrance is in the space behind the main house, accessed from the left side. Please bring socks or other flat-soled practice footwear along with heeled tango shoes. Pricing is $30 for a single class or $100 for a bundle of four.

Honor and celebrate the lives and memories of ancestors in a gathering centered on remembrance, connection, and reflection. The celebration includes a drum circle on the Grandmother Drum, a Shamanic Reiki meditation journey to connect with ancestors, loved ones, and the Spirit Realm, and a Moon Water ceremony where participants can send a written message to loved ones.

GlobeTilt Trivia sets up at Meadowmeer Grill in Bainbridge Island for an event that revolves around trivia. The focus is simple... questions and answers that test what you know.

A show at Slims Last Chance in Seattle features The Northern Light, with additional artists to be announced. This is a 21 and over event and a valid ID is required for entry. The lineup also lists two further slots labeled Avaible.

Neumos presents an evening with Gilla Band, the Dublin quartet known for stretching the boundaries of rock in the 21st century and influencing a wave of forward-thinking guitar acts. Giraffe, their first release in close to four years, follows the widely acclaimed third album Most Normal. Reviewers have praised the band’s nervy, deconstructed sound, and their live shows are often described as dangerously intense, with an end-of-the-world rave energy that channels rock’s volatile, self-destructive spirit. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid ID is required. Doors open at the posted time, and the performance generally begins about an hour later, though timing may change without notice. All ticket sales are final except in the case of cancellation. Support acts may change, and orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled without notice.

Great Lake Swimmers perform live in concert, delivering captivating melodies and soothing music for a memorable evening.

The Crocodile presents Slothrust with Um, Jennifer?, offering an all-ages show with alcohol available to guests 21 and over. Slothrust features principal songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Leah Wellbaum with drummer Will Gorin and bassist Kyle Bann. Their fourth album, The Pact, expands their lush, otherworldly sound and highlights the group’s knack for fusing contrasting textures into something powerful and distinct. It was recorded in Los Angeles with producer and mixer Billy Bush, known for work with Garbage, Neon Trees, and The Boxer Rebellion. The trio first built momentum in the Brooklyn indie scene, releasing Feels Your Pain in 2012 and Of Course You Do in 2014. Their song 7:30 am became the theme for the FX series You’re The Worst. The 2016 Dangerbird release Everyone Else underscored their range, balancing fiery riffs with memorable hooks and introspective energy. Extensive touring followed, including sold-out headlining dates, festival appearances, and support slots with Highly Suspect in the United States and Manchester Orchestra in Europe. They capped 2017 with Show Me How You Want It To Be, an EP reimagining songs by artists such as Al Green, Britney Spears, Black Sabbath, and Louis Armstrong.

Enjoy a relaxed walk on the mostly flat paths at Coulon Park, with fresh air and views of Lake Washington and, at times, the Olympic Mountains. The walk meets near the roundabout by the volleyball courts.

Enjoy an in-person open beading session at Blueberry Beads in Woodinville.

Practice speaking English with fellow English language learners and trained conversation helpers. Participants of all levels are welcome, and registration is not required.

The Yellowstone Sea Hawkers are heading to Seattle to watch the Seahawks take on the Bears at Lumen Field. Members can access discounted group-rate tickets and a guaranteed seat with the chapter. Reservation details are shared separately by email, and people interested in membership can reach out for more information.

The Seattle Seahawks take on the Chicago Bears at Lumen Field in Seattle.

Step Flow Fitness is a low-impact, high-intensity cardio class that uses an adjustable platform. Enjoy dancing to music while working on energy, endurance, and coordination in a welcoming, supportive group. Wear athletic clothing and bring water and a small towel.

The Beat Cypher brings beat makers and producers together to meet, connect, share their work, and build community. The gathering includes a beatmaking session, with equipment available for beginners, followed by an open cypher where participants can connect a beat machine, sampler, laptop, phone, or other device to share what they have been working on. All experience levels are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring their own gear and headphones. Open to ages 16 and older, with no admission cost.

Women who enjoy singing are welcome to visit a Jet Cities Chorus rehearsal and sing along, regardless of experience. Rehearsals offer a relaxed, supportive setting centered on music, laughter, and community, with no obligation to participate further.

Enjoy an evening of games at The Cut Shop, with communal tables for board games and role-playing games, plus private booths and smaller tables for cards, backgammon, dominoes, cribbage, and chess. Some classic games are available, and guests can bring their own or join a game. Food and drink specials are offered throughout the evening, with cult classic movies playing on the big screens. LARPing is not permitted before 8 p.m.

Katie Pruitt brings songs from her album Fools for the Fleeting, a meditation on the impermanence of human life, to an evening of Americana and indie rock. Blending acoustic instrumentation with the energy of live performance, the album explores nature, identity, love, isolation, grief, and human connection. Admission is for ages 21 and over, and valid ID is required.

Lime Garden bring their evolving, energetic sound to the stage, drawing on their second album, Maybe Not Tonight. The record explores the pleasures and risks of partying, impulsive adventures, and the challenge of confronting personal habits and uncomfortable truths. Produced by Charlie Andrew with additional production from drummer Annabel Whittle, its richly layered songs blend glitchy vocal fragments, hypnotic drums, garage-rock guitars, detuned synths, and bongos. Special guests are also featured. This event is for ages 21 and over, and valid ID is required. Barboza is not wheelchair accessible.

Put your knowledge to the test with six rounds of trivia featuring audio, picture and video questions, themed rounds, and a wild card. Teams can have up to six people. Prizes include Skylark gift certificates for first and second place, plus a pitcher of beer for the team finishing next to last. The from-scratch kitchen serves burgers, smoked meats, and tater tots, alongside a full bar.

The widows of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein host their annual Quiche Breakfast, where the ladies gather to announce the winner of the coveted Best Quiche award. Their newly renovated Community Center is equipped with a top-of-the-line security system and serves as an atomic bomb shelter. Written by Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood and directed by Kate Jaeger, the production stars Marianna de Fazio, Erin Michele Gabbard, Megan Huynh, Lisa Viertel, Ayla Wren Wallace, Emily Huntingford, and Jillian Riti. The running time is 80 minutes.

Sienna Spiro brings the My House Tour to The Showbox in Seattle. The event is open to all ages, with drinking restricted to guests 21 and over.

Greg Freeman is presented by Tractor at the Tractor Tavern.