Events in Seattle
Tech Tuesdays
A casual meetup for tech professionals and enthusiasts to connect, network, and relax together. Enjoy laid-back conversation with people who share an interest in technology.
Meowga - Cat Yoga
Enjoy an all-levels class in the Hatha tradition, centered on breath and adaptable movement to calm the mind while stretching and stabilizing the body. The experience includes access to the cat lounge along with the yoga session. Mats are provided for use during class. You are welcome to bring your own, though the cats may treat it like a scratching post.
Royden Lepp presents 'Jurassic Jeff: Phone Home'
Third Place Books hosts author Royden Lepp for a conversation about Jurassic Jeff: Phone Home, a middle grade graphic novel that mixes humor and heart as an alien named Jeff and his dinosaur friends try to protect Earth from another invasion. Life on Earth seems perfect for Jeff, with close dinosaur companions, a working spaceship, and a world to explore. Everything changes when the organization he once served comes looking for their missing invader. To defend his friends and his new home, Jeff must confront bullies from his past and find the courage to save the day as the series moves toward its conclusion. The event is free and open to the public, and RSVP is recommended for updates. A public signing and audience Q&A are planned, and purchasing the featured book helps support the store’s ongoing author series. Royden Lepp has created numerous children’s books and comics, including the well regarded series Rust, and Jurassic Jeff is his first comedy series.
Indoor Volleyball League
Indoor volleyball returns to Rainier Beach Community Center with a Rainbow Rec league focused on connection and fun. The eight week season starts with a skills clinic, moves into regular play, and finishes with playoffs. Everyone signs up individually and is placed on an equitable, rotating team, creating a supportive environment where beginners feel welcome. All gear is provided, and each participant receives a Rainbow Rec team T-shirt. The league is intentionally non competitive, so players can learn at their own pace, enjoy the game, and be part of a community. Registration is open.
Rainier Beach Community Center and PoolTheology on Tap
Designed for young adults, this Theology on Tap gathering at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub features Bishop Frank Schuster leading a conversation that connects Catholic faith with everyday life. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with time for questions, meaningful dialogue, and community building. Admission is free and no registration is required. Food and drinks are not provided and must be purchased separately.
Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub12 Tales Arts Workshop
Kenyon Hall hosts the debut 12 Tales arts workshop, a welcoming creative session focused on storytelling and art. Participants explore the month’s story prompt alongside a featured artistic medium and shape a narrative that reflects their own voice. There is no cost to attend, and people of all ages and experience levels are welcome.
Kenyon Hall"Spring Moonlight" In Person Paint Night Event Tuesday 7:00 p.m. at Tapster South Lake Union
Enjoy a Paint and Sip led by Master Artist Caitlin Larson, who will guide participants step by step in creating a painting. This live session runs for two hours, and everyone leaves with a finished piece to take home. Aprons, instruction, and all required supplies are provided.
Tapster Seatttle 1011 Valley Street, South Lake Union 98109Barking Dog Alehouse Trivia Night
The Barking Dog Alehouse hosts a weekly trivia night with food, drinks, and chances to win prizes. Tables tend to fill quickly, so arriving early is recommended.
The Barking Dog AlehouseMake Strings Sing
Professional composer and violinist Lea Fetterman leads a session at Seattle Drum School focused on writing effectively for string players. The program offers practical guidance on what works and what to avoid, with attention to bowing techniques and a variety of specialized effects. It also explores how a composer’s approach shifts between studio recording and live performance.
The Lab at 1010 - Seattle Drum School GeorgetownBallard Elks Paddling Club April Meeting | Sean Dixon with Puget Soundkeeper Alliance
The Ballard Elks Paddling Club welcomes guest speaker Sean Dixon from Puget Soundkeeper Alliance for its April meeting. The gathering begins with a members segment focused on BEPC business, continues with the featured presentation, and concludes with time to connect with fellow attendees. Puget Soundkeeper is dedicated to safeguarding and improving the waters of Puget Sound so both the ecosystem and the people who depend on it can thrive. Its vision is a vibrant Sound with abundant marine life, safe places to swim and fish, opportunities for recreation and sustainable livelihoods, and meaningful support for Indigenous cultural traditions. The organization tracks water quality, advances strong policies, upholds environmental protections, mobilizes cleanups and restoration efforts with residents and businesses, educates communities about local pollution, and collaborates with partners across the region to deliver lasting solutions. As Executive Director, Sean Dixon works with staff, the board, and a broad network of partners, volunteers, and advocates to accelerate clean water progress throughout the watershed. His background as an attorney, entrepreneur, and environmental advocate includes defending communities and ecosystems from pollution, supporting sustainable fisheries, and advancing climate adaptation and mitigation. His previous roles include attorney at Hudson Riverkeeper, work with a sustainable seafood wholesaler and fishmonger, and Chief of Staff for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s New England office. He serves as Vice Chair of the American Bar Association’s Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. His academic training includes an LL.M. in climate change law and a J.D. in environmental law from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, a master’s degree from Yale School of the Environment, and a B.A. in marine biology and oceanography from Boston University. Outside of work he enjoys exploring tide pools around the Sound with his two young daughters, and he enjoys coffee.
Defeated Sanity
The lineup features Defeated Sanity joined by Inferi, Organectomy, and Excrescence. This event is open to attendees of all ages.
El CorazonTuesday Night Non-Pro Foosball
NW Foosball Club hosts a relaxed non‑pro foosball night in a draw reserved for non‑professionals. It is tailored for people who enjoy the game in a low‑pressure setting, newer players who want to build skills without intimidation, and anyone seeking a friendly, social evening at the tables. Expect casual play with rotating partners, light structure so everyone gets time on the rods, optional tips from welcoming club members, and occasional prizes offered by raffle or for standout performances. High‑ranked competitors and frequent tournament placers are encouraged to explore the club’s other weekly events instead. First‑time visitors get in free and receive a one‑day trial membership. The club is a nonprofit, member‑based social space, so participants must be members or guests to play. There are nine tables on site, six Tornado and three European style, along with extras like an 85‑inch TV that often shows Table 1 matches, an Xbox, tabletop games, and darts. An app‑based keyless entry option is available for accessing the space. There is no event entry fee. Club access is $10 for the night, or included with a monthly access plan. Parking options include often‑available free street parking, or paid on‑site parking where code Foosball205 reduces the rate to $4 for the night instead of about $6 per hour.
NW Foosball ClubLebanon Hanover and more
Lebanon Hanover, TRAITRS, and SOFT VEIN appear together at The Crocodile. Public onsale details are provided by the organizer.
The CrocodileJoe Doria
Sea Monster Lounge hosts a performance led by Seattle Hammond organist Joe Doria, who joins forces with some of the area’s top players across a wide range of styles. He has supported many local artists and performs with McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria. Admission is free, with donations appreciated.
Sea Monster LoungeGetdown Services
Find tickets for Getdown Services at Sunset Tavern in Seattle.
The Sunset TavernGeorgetown Brewing: Beer for the Planet
Celebrate Earth Day at Georgetown Brewing with the release of a limited-edition Tilth Alliance beer brewed with mint and yarrow harvested from Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands. The beer will be on tap while supplies last, and 100% of beer sales will be donated to Tilth Alliance. All ages are welcome.
Georgetown BrewingPaint & Sip at Rustic Cork Everett
Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience at Rustic Cork Wine Bar, combining creative fun with a favorite beverage. Set against the glow of a beautiful sunset, this laid back gathering centers on painting, sipping, and unwinding.
The Pied A Terre at the PortofinoAoT Seattle April: Optics and Apollo
Astronomy on Tap Seattle hosts an evening at Stoup Brewing - Capitol Hill featuring talks by Hurum Maksora Tohfa on the Rubin Observatory’s optics and James Davenport on Apollo 14. The program also includes astronomy trivia with chances to win prizes.
Yo-Yo Ma
At University of Washington - Meany Hall, Yo-Yo Ma presents a special program that interweaves cornerstone works from his repertoire with reflections on how this music has shaped his views on art, human nature, and the search for meaning. He shares a belief that art, music, and the humanities help people honor unspoken commitments, deepen empathy, receive the wisdom of the past, better understand today's challenges, and envision a better world.
University of Washington - Meany HallPatrick Radden Keefe
Patrick Radden Keefe, an award winning staff writer at The New Yorker and the author of the New York Times bestsellers Rogues, Empire of Pain, and Say Nothing, as well as The Snakehead and Chatter, explores the death of a teenager and a family’s pursuit of truth in London Falling. Attendance is available in person or online. Tickets start at $7.
Town Hall SeattleSalsa Bachata Social
Step onto the floor for a high-energy salsa and bachata social where DJ Raj keeps the music flowing. This welcoming event is open to beginners and seasoned dancers alike, with plenty of chances to practice your steps, meet new people, and enjoy an uplifting midweek boost. Expect lively tracks, friendly faces, and a fun, social atmosphere that makes it easy to mingle between songs. Dance shoes are encouraged for comfort and confidence throughout the event.
Sueños de SalsaRestaurant Night at Panda
Enjoy a PTO-sponsored restaurant night at Panda in the Seattle Central Business District. This fundraiser lasts all day. When you place your order, mention the fundraiser or enter the online code so it counts toward the effort.
Seattle Central Business DistrictFiona Grey, Tinsley, Brittany Danielle
Enjoy a live performance from Fiona Grey at Belltown Yacht Club in Seattle.
Belltown Yacht ClubDie Spitz
Find tickets for Die Spitz with Rocket at Neptune Theatre in Seattle.
Neptune TheatreRyan Caraveo
Find tickets for Ryan Caraveo at The Crocodile in Seattle.
The CrocodileROZ (21 and Over)
RØZ performs live at Substation Seattle. This event is for guests 21 and over.
Substation SeattleBebop, Boleros & Bossa: Robin Kallsen & Laura Steeves
Vocalists Laura Steeves and Robin Kallsen, longtime collaborators from the Seattle jazz jam community, present a program that celebrates Latin American styles including habanera, bossa, bolero, and the Peruvian waltz. They infuse these songs with a jazz sensibility that echoes the sounds that shaped Laura’s early listening. The performance features Rob Lowe on guitar, Kyle Doran on drums, and Osama Afifi on bass, creating a warm, rhythmic backdrop for harmonies and storytelling drawn from across the Latin repertoire.
The Royal RoomNextNW Extremely Happy, Happy Hour sponsored by CustomerIO
NextNW presents the Extremely Happy, Happy Hour at Good Bar in Seattle, sponsored by Customer.io.
Good BarLabor of Love 2026
An evening with the Open Arms community at SoDo Park focuses on learning about their work, meeting fellow birth equity and justice advocates, and supporting birthing people. This friendly gathering centers on fun, connection, and community.
SODO ParkSAM Happy Hour
Take a breather from traffic with an art-filled happy hour at the Seattle Art Museum. Admission is discounted by 25 percent during the event. Food and beverages are available in the Brotman Forum, and SAM members get $2 off drinks.
Seattle Art MuseumCommunity Connections: A Dialogue on Prevention
Neighbors gather for a candid dialogue about the challenges young people face today. The conversation makes room for questions about local trends and for community members to voice their own concerns. Training led by experts focuses on preventing youth vaping and marijuana use. Free lock bottles and lock boxes will be provided to help promote safety at home and throughout the community.
Adaptive MTB Film Night + Evergreen's Documentary Premiere
Experience an evening of adaptive mountain biking on the big screen with a three-film lineup featuring the premiere of Evergreen’s new documentary, For All Riders. The film offers a behind-the-scenes look at how trails are built and updated to welcome riders of all abilities, and it highlights the growth of an adaptive MTB community through programming in partnership with Outdoors for All. The program also includes Rebuilt and Best Day Ever. Hosted at the REI Seattle Flagship Store, this screening serves as a fundraiser for Evergreen’s adaptive program, supporting future trails, rides, and opportunities for adaptive riders, with support from Bivo.
REI (222 Yale Ave N, Seattle)Thursday Evening Open Meditation
Unwind with an evening open meditation that offers a clear, simple flow. The session begins with instruction and guided practice, moves into opening chants, continues with a focused period of seated meditation, and closes with final chants. It provides a calm space to spend time on the cushion after the day and get to know the mind.
Head in the Clouds Trivia
On the fourth Thursday of each month, W Seattle partners with Head in the Clouds Trivia, a local pop-up founded by Jeopardy! champions, to host happy hour trivia in the Living Room Bar. Gather a team for themed rounds filled with clever questions, enjoy drinks and snacks, and dive into friendly competition. Whether you love testing your knowledge or just want a night of laughs, it is a lively way to start the evening. Bring your best guesses and aim for bragging rights until next month.
Ecstatic Dance Evening ✦ Katya Karnoup ➤ Workshop: African Dance
An evening of ecstatic dance centers around a DJ set from Katya Karnoup, also known as Katusha, shaped by the turning of the seasons and a deep curiosity about being human through the senses. The journey encourages dropping into the body, softening the busy mind, and engaging smell, taste, and sound as gateways to presence. Themes of Taurus energy thread through the music, inviting grounded embodiment, steady power, and earthy vitality. The soundtrack is crafted to resonate with the heart, loosen the hips, and welcome clear presence with loving awareness. Katya is a Naturopathic medical student and first-generation Russian from Michigan who has been active in the Seattle ecstatic dance community for several years. She shares music as a way to give back, offering a set intended to support self-discovery and the practice of curiosity, acceptance, bravery, and a sense of connection with the whole. The evening includes a pre-dance African Dance workshop facilitated by Baba and Sarah Lee, followed by the main dance, a closing circle, and time for snacks and conversation before doors close. The workshop is complimentary when attending the dance. Pass options are available, and drop-in admission is $20.
Mae Martin: The Possum
Mae Martin: The Possum arrives at Neptune Theatre with an all-ages show. A bar is available for those with valid photo ID. There is an eight ticket limit per patron, and orders that exceed this may be canceled at the venue's discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. The venue may change ticket delivery methods, and mobile barcodes are released closer to the event. Unless otherwise noted, every person requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by ramps only.
Neptune TheatreGeminiiDRAGON @ Funhouse Seattle
GeminiiDRAGON brings the Blues Is So Good Tour to Funhouse Seattle for a sizzling night of blues. This Seattle stop features the artist billed as the new voice of the blues.
Funhouse SeattleThursday Date Night on the Beach. Live Music by Patriff
Enjoy a beachside date night with live music from Seattle artist Patriff. At Seaside Grill on Alki, the set leans into feel-good grooves suited to a relaxed coastal evening. Arrive early for a great seat.
Thursday Tango Classes- Starting March 12th!
Explore Argentine tango with Tony and Ilana in an approachable eight week series at Dance Underground. Each week features two levels, starting with a beginner class that builds solid fundamentals in a welcoming setting with partner rotation and no prior experience or partner required, then moving into an intermediate to advanced session focused on parada and barrida sequences. Parada introduces intentional stops on cross or open steps that invite creative footwork and adornments, while barrida uses a gentle sweeping action to guide a partner’s foot without breaking contact. Together, these techniques expand possibilities and style on the dance floor. The cost is $110 for one eight week series or $20 for a drop in. To register, email seattletango@hotmail.com.
Moonlight Reflections Paint Night
Enjoy a creative paint and sip experience as Master Artist Caitlin Larson leads a two hour live session guiding you step by step to complete a featured painting you can take home. Your ticket includes up to two glasses of wine along with non-alcoholic beverages. Everything is provided, including aprons, supplies, and expert instruction.
Alki ArtsAphrodite in Pieces
Third Place Books hosts Lauren J. A. Bear at its Seward Park location for a conversation about Aphrodite in Pieces, a lyrical retelling of Greek myth told through the Goddess of Love’s eyes. The event includes a discussion, time for audience questions, and a book signing. It is free to attend, and RSVPs are encouraged for important updates. The novel envisions Aphrodite, two centuries before the common era, asking a traveling sculptor to hear her story and set it in stone as she reveals her greatest victories, painful missteps, the truth behind her kindness and retribution, and a sweeping romance that keeps slipping away. Blending elements of memoir and fantasy, it considers lasting questions about love and beauty. Critics have praised Bear’s elegant prose and layered portrait of Aphrodite, with recognition from Booklist and a starred review from Library Journal. Bear is also the author of Mother of Rome and Medusa’s Sisters. Buying a copy at the event helps support the store’s author series, and signed editions can be arranged through the store for those who cannot attend.
Third Place Books Seward ParkMoonchild
Enjoy a live Moonchild performance, ideal for a night out with friends or a moment you have been waiting for. Share a special experience together, and note that tickets are available while seats last.
The CrocodileSamantha Boshnack
At the Chapel Performance Space in the Good Shepherd Center, trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Samantha Boshnack presents a renewed staging of her jazz song cycle Uncomfortable Subjects. A thirteen-piece chamber ensemble of notable Seattle players performs the complete work, led by conductor Joshua Kohl of Degenerate Art Ensemble, with Grammy-winning vocalist Johnaye Kendrick of säje featured. This concert comes ahead of a planned studio recording at London Bridge Studio. The project grew from a 2020 exchange between Boshnack, artist and activist Natasha Marin, and Pushcart Prize winning poet Jane Wong. Across the following pandemic years they explored racism, the climate crisis, mental health, fascism, and the strain of creating art while seeking hope and connection in a time of upheaval. Boshnack shaped those conversations into a seven-part suite that first appeared with a thirteen-piece chamber orchestra at the 2024 Earshot Jazz Festival, co-produced with Nonsequitur and the Cornish Music Department. The ensemble features Johnaye Kendrick on voice, Joshua Kohl conducting, Alex Guy and Alina To on violins, Heather Bentley on viola, Erika Fiebig on cello, Carlos Snaider on guitar and percussion, Julian Weisman on bass, Chris Credit on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Sarah Bassingthwaighte on flute, Bhavani Kotha on oboe, Greg Campbell on percussion and French horn, and Boshnack on trumpet and as composer. Support for this project includes a grant from 4Culture, with commissioning funds from the Gabriela Lena Frank Creative Academy of Music and Mutual Mentorship for Musicians M³. Admission is pay what you can, with a suggested range of 5 to 20 dollars available in advance or at the door.
Chapel Performance Space at Good Shepherd CenterWednesday: Wednesday Bleeds Tour 2026
Wednesday performs at The Moore Theatre in downtown Seattle with all tickets being general admission. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket will support local organizations working to address hunger and food insecurity. The accessibility area shown on the seating map is not tied to a specific seat. There is a limit of four tickets per person, and orders that exceed this may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. Resale through TM+ is unavailable, and the venue may adjust ticket delivery methods. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. The venue does not have an elevator, and the balcony is accessible by stairs only.
Moore TheatreMarket to Table Tour & Cooking Class
Guests praise this immersive market-to-table outing with Chef Traci at Pike Place Market. Begin with a guided tour that includes tastings of food and beverages, then take part in an interactive cooking class. Conclude with a shared lunch or dinner centered on peak seasonal ingredients. The experience lasts about three to four hours, includes everything needed, and can be tailored to dietary preferences. It suits locals and visitors and works well for team activities and special celebrations.
Atrium Kitchen at Pike Place MarketBlack Legacy Homeowners Community HUB - Estate Planning Power Hour
This Power Hour focuses on estate planning and building generational wealth with insights from Marcus Cullen, a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones and a lifelong Seattle resident dedicated to addressing the wealth gap. The conversation centers on intergenerational planning, creating a financial foundation that supports you and the generations who follow. Expect guidance on getting started with investing at any stage, retirement strategies that help safeguard a home, creating a legacy box to organize finances for heirs, and reviewing portfolios to understand how money is allocated. The goal is to move from financial stress to financial sovereignty.
Cocktail Week Classic
The Cocktail Week Classic heads to Green Lake Pitch & Putt, a nine hole, par 3 course that has been part of Seattle since 1947 and is known for its relaxed, classic character. The tournament welcomes bartenders ready to unwind and cocktail fans who have not swung a club in a while. There is no formal dress code and no fussy rules, just a community coming together in support of Healthy Behind the Bar. Hospitality professionals and supporters of every ability are welcome, from seasoned players to complete beginners, with the emphasis on connection and wellness and a timeless, no frills vibe. Presented with support from NIVO HOUSE.
Green Lake Pitch And PuttJosiah Queen
Find tickets for Josiah Queen at Showbox SoDo in Seattle.
Showbox SoDoChelcie Lynn
Chelcie Lynn, also known as Trailer Trash Tammy, will be performing live. Secure your tickets to see this comedian.
Emerald City Comedy ClubKÜHL Seattle Spring Launch
An in-store annual spring launch returns with a showcase of new-season styles. The event features fresh innovations, updated favorites, and performance apparel built for changeable spring weather. Attendees can browse lightweight layers along with quick drying and water resistant pieces for a smooth transition into the season. Guests can explore the latest arrivals while enjoying snacks and refreshments, with a few giveaways along the way.
Watch Party: Mariners vs. Cardinals
Root for the Mariners against the Cardinals at Pineapple Bistro & Bar during a lively watch party. Enjoy a flatbread with a cold draft beer while following every home run, strikeout, and highlight alongside fellow fans. Pineapple Hour runs daily with special deals to round out the game-day experience.
Open Mic Night
An open mic evening features student-driven performances and a fundraiser supporting the House Bands traveling to Summerfest in Wisconsin. In addition to the stage program, students from both bands will offer crafts and baked goods for sale to add to the effort. Admission is $7. Performance opportunities are available to School of Rock students and instructors as soloists or in groups. Participants who are not currently enrolled may take part if their group includes a current student. Acts can range from original music and covers to poetry, comedy, dance, or other talents. For questions or special requests, contact Milo at mmullins@schoolofrock.com.
School of Rock Seattle DowntownFood House, torr
The Crocodile hosts an all-ages event featuring Food House and torr. Tickets range from $19.99 to $25.
The CrocodileCarnival of Curiosities
Can Can's Carnival of Curiosities returns for a second year with a cabaret spectacular where indulgence and imagination collide. The stage transforms into a carnival dreamscape as the Oracle of Opulence conjures a realm of oddities, carousel whimsy, and kaleidoscopic visions. A popcorn-scented atmosphere and a wink of decadent mischief set the tone for a tale ruled by curiosity and built for boundless spectacle. Vibrant choreography, shimmering costumes, and original music with a circus flair power the experience, honoring Can Can’s past, celebrating the present, and hinting at the future. Each act arrives like its own carnival attraction, by turns daring, playful, seductive, and larger than life.
Can Can Culinary CabaretFlorals. For Spring. Groundbreaking…
This workshop pairs a screening of The Devil Wears Prada with a hands-on session for making spring florals, highlighting creative reuse and sustainable crafting. Registration is available online.
ELECTRIC CALLBOY: TANZNEID WORLD TOUR
STG and Live Nation present Electric Callboy on the Tanzneid World Tour at Paramount Theatre, joined by guests Polaris and Scene Queen. The main floor is general admission and the balcony has reserved seating. The event welcomes all ages, with bar service available for guests who present valid ID. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per customer, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Every attendee needs their own ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. The ADA area shown on the seating map is not tied to a specific seat location. There is no elevator access and the balcony is reached by stairs.
Paramount Theatre80s BINGO
Secure your place for 80s BINGO with a $15 online reservation. On arrival, have $10 in cash ready to purchase bingo cards at the door. Admission includes nine regular games with $40 prizes for each and a blackout round awarding $75.
Crescendo: A Symphonic Celebration of Washington Landscapes
At Benaroya Hall, Northwest Symphony Orchestra and Washington Trails Association present the third annual celebration of Washington landscapes. Live performances of music by Ravel, Bizet, Grieg, Wagner and more accompany photographs from WTA’s Northwest Exposure Photo Contest shown on the big screen. Special guests The Musical Mountaineers return to perform and to present the world premiere of their newest short film. Both organizations are longstanding Washington nonprofits with a shared aim of enriching lives through joy and beauty. Ticket purchases support the orchestra’s work to champion the breadth of classical music, with a focus on contemporary Northwest composers, and advance WTA’s mission to connect people with the outdoors and build a community that gives back to trails and public lands.
Benaroya HallTwisted Flicks: Wizards of the Lost Kingdom
Twisted Flicks is happening live and in person with Wizards of the Lost Kingdom at University Heights Auditorium. The film serves up a cheesy 1980s sword and sorcery adventure. This is the only Friday night Twisted Flick of 2026.
University Heights AuditoriumSunn O)))
Showbox presents Sunn O))) at Showbox SoDo. Entry is open to all ages, and drinking is restricted to those 21 and over.
Showbox SoDoMaro
Maro pairs soul-steeped vocals with intimate, heartfelt songwriting, wrapped in a smooth, genre-crossing sound with an indie flair.
NeumosMOMIX - Alice
MOMIX conjures a dreamlike world where illusion, acrobatics, magic, and playful imagination collide, bringing Moses Pendleton’s latest creation, Alice, to life. Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s tale, the production follows a tumble through the rabbit hole as Alice meets a sinuous Caterpillar, a lively lobster quadrille, hurried White Rabbits, and the formidable Queen of Hearts, with more surprises along the way. The result is a visually inventive journey that plays with perception from start to finish.
University of Washington - Meany HallLucian Waters
Lucian Waters brings a Seattle-rooted blend of psychedelic surf rock and funk to Sea Monster Lounge, layering sun-splashed guitars and shimmering synths with cheerful vocals, propulsive rhythms, and punchy bass. Look forward to bright coastal textures and an energetic groove from start to finish.
Sea Monster LoungeJonathan Van Ness: Hot & Healed
Jonathan Van Ness: Hot & Healed is set for the Moore Theatre in the heart of Seattle’s downtown. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per customer, and orders that go over the limit can be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile ticket barcodes appear four days before the show, and delivery methods may be adjusted by the venue. Every attendee, including children, needs a ticket, and lap infants are not allowed. The building has no elevator, and the balcony is accessible only by stairs. Ticket availability includes artist, promoter, and media presales, followed by a general public on-sale.
Moore TheatreFriday Night Foosball - DYP
At NW Foosball Club, the evening features Singles to start, then a draw-your-partner doubles event, followed by an optional mini competition such as Goalie Wars or a Forward Shootout. A friendly, competitive atmosphere brings together rookies, amateurs, experts, and pros. First-time visitors play for free and receive a one day trial membership. The club operates as a nonprofit, member based social space, and play is available to members or their guests. There are nine tables in total, six Tornado and three Euro, so there is plenty of room for pickup games. Extras include an 85 inch TV that usually streams Table 1 action, plus an Xbox, tabletop games, and darts. The DYP entry is $10 and contributes to a prize pool for the top teams. Other activities may have an optional $5 entry depending on interest. Club access is $10 for the evening, or included with a monthly access plan. RSVP is requested. Keyless entry via the app is available. Free street parking is often available. On site parking is paid, and code Foosball205 reduces the rate to $4 for the night instead of about $6 per hour.
NW Foosball ClubEllie Holcomb
Ellie Holcomb brings the energy of a live show, creating an in-the-moment experience whether you are up close or enjoying a clear view from your seat. Verified tickets are available on SeatGig with secure checkout.
Neptune TheatreMic on Madison
Cozy Comedy presents a standup night at Skillet & Vine headlined by Olympia-based, nationally touring comic Sam Miller, with an opening set from Cozy Comedy’s Marcus Moreno. Sam’s material often explores life as a sober parent and what jail is like in Yakima. He is six foot six and 360 pounds, is a father of two, has been married for ten years, and has been clean and sober for fifteen years. His credits include being a finalist in the 2021 Seattle International Comedy Competition and winning the Comedy on Trial competition in 2017. He has performed with the Addicts Comedy Tour and at NA and AA conventions throughout the Northwest, has multiple comedy albums, and tours across the United States.
Skillet & VineHow to Start a Memory Cafe in your Community: A Free Half-Day Training
Learn how to start a Memory Cafe in your community with a free half-day training at The Memory Hub. Registration is required because space is limited to 20 participants. To register or ask questions, email Katie at karenadz@uw.edu or call (206)685-6749.
Funky 2 Death
Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends lead a funk-driven session that blends classic sounds with fresh grooves. They serve up a lively mix of rhythms and deliver plenty of funk straight to the crowd.
Sea Monster LoungeImage Transfers & Acrylic (A&C Seattle)
Explore how to use acrylic mediums and gels to transfer images and text into your artwork in a hands-on workshop at Artist & Craftsman Supply Seattle. The session focuses on techniques that fit naturally into paintings, collages, and other mixed media projects. Expect live demonstrations, examples to examine, time for questions, and individual guidance. Each participant will create sample pieces to keep as a reference for future work, and a written summary will be sent afterward to support continued practice. All supplies are included. Free two hour parking is available. Open to artists at any experience level. Wear clothes that can get messy. The fee is $50.
Artist & Craftsman Supply SeattleSeattle, Washington Hayo-Hike
A Seattle Hayo-Hike brings camp alumni and friends together to spend time outdoors, meet others, and strengthen the camp community across the country. The gathering builds excitement for the Summer Dreams Campership Campaign and offers alumni a meaningful way to reconnect and support camp.
Discovery Park North Parking LotDRAG TEA 2026
Enjoy an afternoon of tea, goodies, and a drag showcase featuring Jezebel Johnson. This family-friendly event welcomes all ages. Guests are encouraged to dress for high tea, though formal attire is optional. Proceeds benefit future pay-what-you-can events at Tibbetts. For information, contact churchoffice@tibbettsumchurch.org or 206-932-7777.
Circus Gone Wrong
Cirrus Circus, SANCA’s teen performance troupe, leaps into a student-created mystery with Circus Gone Wrong: The Case of the Missing Props. The performers are set to take the stage, but their equipment has disappeared, and a detective steps in to unravel this circus whodunnit. Expect a blend of creative storytelling and circus arts, with feats drawn from disciplines such as acrobatics, aerial work, juggling, tightwire, and unicycle. Each performance features opening acts from SANCA’s Youth Performance Troupes, including Stratus, Celestial Circus, Nimbus, and Synapse Circus. All ages are welcome. The show runs about one hour and includes an intermission. Every ticket is general admission, with tiered pricing so attendees can choose what fits their budget: Adult $22, Youth $17, Scholarship $10, and Sponsor $40. ADA seating on the main floor is available upon request. Refunds are available up to three days before the event, and processing fees are nonrefundable. Street parking and nearby lots are available, and drivers should plan extra time to park. Public transit is a convenient option, including the Light Rail.
Emerald City Trapeze ArtsFirst Annual Seedling Festival by Seattle REconomy: For and By Community
Swap seeds, cuttings, and seedlings with neighbors at the NE Seattle Tool Library, with a focus on edible crops, culinary herbs, and medicinal plants. Resources for growing food in Seattle will be available along with refreshments. Most activities are planned outdoors, with tents if it rains, and some portions may move indoors depending on the weather. Weather permitting, there may be drinks, plants, and music outside. Attendees are encouraged to bring cuttings kept in water, seedlings or potted plants to trade or donate, and extra seeds to contribute. On hand will be a limited supply of herb and edible starts, iced tea and snacks, recipe books, guidance for starting from seed in Seattle with an emphasis on container gardens, gardening tools available to check out, plus references such as the Seattle farmers almanac and information on medicinal herbs. The gathering aims to nurture an abundant and accessible local food economy, share educational materials that make gardening easier to start, and serve as a model that can be repeated in future years. Accessibility information: much of the interior is wheelchair accessible. Entrances have ramps that may exceed a 5 degree slope. The all-gender restroom is small and not ADA compliant. Interpreters for non-English languages and ASL are not provided, though attendees may bring their own. Accessibility notes or requests are welcome. Getting there: King County Metro routes 372 and 61 serve the area. Bicycles may be stowed inside during a visit. Car parking includes a gravel lot for about 10 vehicles and an asphalt lot for 5, with no ADA accessible parking.
NE Seattle Tool LibraryArtists at the Center: Sharbani Datta
At Seattle Center Armory, Artists at the Center spotlights Sharbani Datta with Matir Sur!, a free program honoring the musical traditions of Eastern India. The performance blends classical and folk dance, expressive vocals, and live instrumental music to bring the region’s rhythms, stories, and styles to life on one stage. Curated by Sharbani Datta, the lineup features storytellers Henna Loungani and Sheetal Thakkar, Manipuri dance by Naosheen, Rabindra Sangeet by Prarthana Majumder and Sambita Pal Ghosh, and Rabindra dance by Simi Sengupta, Soumi Bera, Sugandha Shrivastava, Pavithra Rajendran, and Ankita Das Ghosh. Additional highlights include Gaudiya Nirtya by Arpita Mukherjee, Odissi songs from Ayush Das, Divyajyoti Panda, and Samarth Sarangi, Odissi dance by Vedanishtha Patnaik, Aradhya Mohapatra, Ishita Singh, Rishita Singh, and Sharbani Datta, and Sambalpuri folk dance by Aarchi Misra, Manini Awasthi, Saanvi Mishra, Shanaya Senapati, and Shivanshi Das. Instrumental music is performed by Satyajit Limiye and students with Pratyaksh Sinha, with a closing song by students of Swaranjali School of Music led by Vasu Sundarraj. Artists at the Center is a continuing partnership between the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center, supported by Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and neighboring communities, and sustained by a 10-year grant from Climate Pledge Arena and the Seattle Kraken to showcase artists across music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and interdisciplinary work with a focus on equity and social justice.
Seattle Center ArmoryIntimate Concert with Tekla Waterfield and Jeff Fielder
An intimate, seated concert features Seattle based singer and songwriter Tekla Waterfield, winner of Best Female Artist in 2026 from IAMA. Her music blends folk, country, indie, and rhythm and blues into a broad palette anchored by dynamic vocals and personal storytelling. She performs with her husband and musical partner, guitarist and producer Jeff Fielder, and together they deliver lush, harmony rich contemporary American roots. Refreshments will be available. A suggested $20 donation at the door supports the performers.
Alki ArtsNo Phones Supper Club Dinner
The No Phones Supper Club is a new series of community dinners created in partnership with Mosaic Room. Each gathering features live music and encourages thoughtful conversation, with phones put away so attention stays on the table and the people around it. Held on the last Saturday of each month, the series centers on food, conversation, and community giving. The nonprofit partner for April is RUG Little League.
Zylberschtein's Delicatessen & BakeryCan Can's Carnival of Curiosities
Discover a dreamlike carnival world where cabaret, indulgence, and imagination collide. Back for its second year, this anniversary edition summons the fabled fortunatures as the Oracle of Opulence ushers in oddities, spinning carousels, and kaleidoscopic visions brought to life. The scent of popcorn and a hint of playful decadence set the stage for a tale where curiosity leads and spectacle has no limits. Through dynamic choreography, shimmering costumes, and original music with a circus spirit, each scene emerges like an attraction of its own. The production salutes Can Can’s past, celebrates the present, and hints at what is ahead. Daring, whimsical, seductive, and larger than life, Can Can’s Carnival of Curiosities awaits.
Can Can Culinary CabaretEmerald City Ride
Ride along southbound SR-99 and the West Seattle Bridge, loop around Alki, continue south to Fauntleroy, then return to downtown via the low bridge. The route spans 20 miles, with the first three and a half miles reserved for bikes only. About ten miles are nearly flat before a climb from the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal. A gradual descent through Delridge brings the ride back toward the city, with notable viewpoints showcasing the Seattle skyline and the islands of Puget Sound.
S. Charles Street near Lumen Field Event CenterSpurs v. Wolves (WhitsEnd)
The Spurs take on Wolves at The Whit's End.
The Whit's End-Neighborhood BarMasood Boomgaard
A live performance by Masood Boomgaard offers lively entertainment and an upbeat atmosphere, fitting an evening shared with friends or a long-anticipated outing. Expect an engaging experience centered on in-person excitement.
Here-AfterSecret Vegans and more
St. Andrews Pub hosts a four-act showcase with performances in order by Secret Vegans, RAJ, Westbound City Train, and Rick Molloy.
St. Andrews PubFight Night
This lighthearted bingo night puts a fighting spin on the classic game. Participants try to fill their cards by crossing off weapons, techniques, and people. RSVPs are requested to reserve a spot and be included on the card. A $10 donation is recommended for non Lonin members to help cover insurance costs.
TAP 4.0: The Nyxology Sessions
P.I.L.L. Interactive Liminal Laboratories presents the eighth chapter of TAP 4.0’s Nyxology Sessions, transforming The Chapel Performance Space on the fourth floor into a venue-wide laboratory for simultaneous, cross-disciplinary performance. The experience is anchored by The Antenna Project’s improvised instrumental score for electric guitar and effects, ranging from quiet, textural drones to bright, celebratory layers, created in real time in response to the environment. Activity unfolds on stage and throughout the room as multiple contributors shape an evolving piece of art theater. Guest participants are not listed. Entry is an $8 suggested donation and the event is open to all ages. Masks are optional. A casual social and sign up period takes place before the performance. Payment is accepted in cash at the door or via Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or PayPal. The Antenna Project focuses on context-responsive music for diverse settings, and welcomes proposals from organizers of extended performances, movement or meditation sessions, films, fashion presentations, openings, ceremonies, and other gatherings interested in adding a live score. Those who are able are invited to offer additional support, while everyone is welcome to simply enjoy the music without pressure.
The Chapel Performance SpaceA-to-Z Guitar Duo
Aniello Desiderio and Zoran Dukić, performing as the A-to-Z Guitar Duo, bring the Seattle Classic Guitar Society’s spring season to a close with a program that blends power and lyricism. Celebrated for dazzling technique and a commanding sound, they showcase the guitar at its most virtuosic. Reviews highlight Dukić’s ability to draw an orchestral breadth from a single instrument and praise Aniello for making the seemingly impossible feel effortless. Together they offer a vivid display of precision, color, and expressive range.
Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital HallSeattle Sounders FC vs. FC Dallas
Seattle Sounders FC faces FC Dallas at Lumen Field. Attendees should be aware that a clear bag policy is in effect for all Sounders FC matches at this venue. Clear totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, and small clutches or purses must not exceed 4.5 by 6.5 inches.
Lumen FieldDolour and more
Dolour returns to Seattle for a one-night performance alongside Subways on the Sun and Noonmoon. Tickets are on sale.
The SunsetLaudato Si’ Movement WA 2026 Earth Day Summit
Everyone is welcome at the Laudato Si' Washington Chapter Earth Day Summit, centered on the theme 'Finding Common Ground'. The day focuses on building bridges through a shared love for creation and features presenters with diverse areas of expertise from across Washington State. Attendance is free, and donations are encouraged to help offset organizing costs. For questions, contact Terri Nelson, Director of Pastoral Care and Outreach at the Archdiocese of Seattle, at terri.nelson@seattlearch.org.
Seattle University - La Roux Conference CenterEarth Day in the Garden
Begin the morning with a community clean-up that cares for the garden and surrounding neighborhood, with bags and pickers provided. Throughout the day, pitch in to tend the community garden, meet neighbors, create nature-themed art suitable for all ages, and relax in a cozy book corner with donuts and coffee. Kids can help start a worm bin, design a new sign for the Children’s Garden, set out on a pollinator scavenger hunt, and enjoy quiet time reading a nature book together.
Delridge P-PatchIndependent Bookstore Day 2026
Seattle Bookstore Day returns across the region, with festivities at Third Place Books locations and celebrations throughout the Seattle-area indie community. The Passport Challenge is back, encouraging book lovers to visit all 33 participating independent bookstores within ten days. New to the lineup this year are East West Books & Gifts, Beguiled Books, Lovestruck in Seattle, and The Couth Buzzard. Specific activities at Third Place Books will be announced. Those who complete the challenge earn a Bookstore Day Champion Stamp Card that provides a one-time 25% discount at each participating shop. There is also an intermediate reward for collecting stamps from at least five stores during the challenge, which grants a single 25%-off coupon redeemable at any participating location. The celebration spotlights the strength of Seattle-area booksellers and the readers who support them.
Third Place Books RavennaSeattle Tracking Club April Meet
Experience a community learning session with the Seattle Tracking Club that explores the hidden stories of wildlife through the marks they leave on the landscape. Experienced naturalists guide participants into the practice of tracking, covering how to recognize different animal tracks, estimate how recent they are, and interpret what those signs can tell about behavior and movement. This free gathering takes place at Seward Park, with the meeting point in the open field near the Pottery Studio parking area.
Seward ParkLe Youth
Showbox presents Le Youth at Showbox SoDo for a 21 and over event. The Los Angeles based artist centers the night around who are you really?, a 14 track collection shaped by big feelings and a desire to highlight what people hold in common, even when online conversations forget it. The music examines how negativity can spread on the internet when judgments are made without knowing the person behind the screen, while also turning inward as he questions his identity beyond the Le Youth name. It unfolds like both a personal journal and a quiet self check, finding meaning in ordinary moments and reminding listeners that identity forms offstage as well as in the spotlight. The performance invites thoughtful reflection on how we treat one another online and suggests that shared connection can rise above division.
Showbox SoDoWashington First Responder Will Clinic
A dedicated will clinic for Washington first responders is sponsored by Fenwick & West. Registration is available by scanning the provided QR code.
Seattle Totally Rad Vintage Fest
Seattle Totally Rad Vintage Fest transforms the Seattle Convention Center into a celebration of 80s, 90s, and Y2K style and pop culture. Browse vendor booths filled with era-defining apparel and accessories, then round out your haul with vintage records, classic video games, toys, home goods, and more. Between shopping sessions, head to the Free-Play Vintage Arcade and test your skills on retro favorites. Explore the Rad Rewind Museum to see a curated showcase of gadgets and artifacts from the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Capture the moment at nostalgic photo sets designed to channel those throwback decades. General Admission is $8 in advance or $12 at the door. Early Entry is $25 and offers first access to the market and experiences. Children 12 and under are free. Vintage-inspired outfits are encouraged. The event takes place indoors and proceeds regardless of weather. Vendor lineups rotate and product availability varies by show. Tickets are non-refundable, and details may change. Updates and vendor previews are shared on social channels.
Seattle Convention CenterSpring Art Market
Celebrate the season at the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center with a spring market highlighting gifts for the mothers in your life and a showcase of Indigenous creativity and artistry. The organizers will not request vendor sign-ups or personal information through Facebook comments. For event questions, email events@duwamishtribe.org or call 206-431-1582.
Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural CenterThe Art of Botanical Watercolor
Explore botanical subjects in a beginner to intermediate watercolor series focused on portraying plants at every stage, from bulbs and seed heads to flowers, leaves, and fruit. Participants will build a cohesive color palette, apply methods for accuracy and realism, study how light defines form, and strengthen observational and interpretive skills. Work will draw from both photos and live specimens, and everyone will finish with completed paintings and increased confidence to approach other subjects. A supply list is provided after registration. The series includes four classes and costs $200, with advance registration required. Limited financial aid is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Instruction is led by Robin Bundi, a Seattle-based teacher, artist, and designer whose practice centers on the natural world. Her background includes watercolor, drawing, and crafting pigments from foraged materials, along with a BFA in Graphic Design and Art History from Ohio University and a certificate in Natural Science Illustration from the University of Washington.
UW Center For Urban HorticultureAfrican Violet and Gesneriad Annual Show and Sale 2026
View the show plants in the upper main greenhouse, where a small admission fee applies, and browse plant sales in the lower greenhouse with free entry. Street parking around the park is free. Attendees can meet other local African violet and gesneriad growers.
Volunteer Park ConservatoryTea Bar: Rare Floral Tea Styles
Part of a bimonthly, free educational tea series, this tasting highlights uncommon floral-style teas sourced from around the world. The experience is lively and participatory, blending social, historical, and scientific insights to deepen participants’ knowledge of tea. Because interest is high and capacity is limited, attendees are asked to reserve a time slot in advance so the space and staff are not overburdened.
Friday Afternoon TeaLUCO: Spring Cabaret
A festive showcase of LUCO musicians and their friends features performances in intimate groupings, offering a mix of beloved repertoire and fresh new pieces. Brunch treats prepared by LUCO’s Nick Musser will be available for purchase. The Fremont Abbey bar will be open as well, with mimosas on offer.
Fremont Abbey Arts CenterWally-Home Resource Fair
The Wally-Home Resource Fair returns to Wallingford Center, presented by Historic Wallingford. This free neighborhood gathering connects longtime residents and newcomers with local resources, services, and the people who help the community thrive. Vendor lineups and additional details will be shared in the weeks ahead.
Wallingford CenterSaxsquatch
At The Crocodile, Saxsquatch takes the stage as a mysterious, sax-toting persona, weaving rich, expressive sax lines with dance-ready rhythms. The performance brings high energy and a playful spirit, building a lively atmosphere that keeps the room moving from start to finish.
The CrocodileOccidental Square Flea
Downtown Seattle’s favorite flea returns for Season 3 with the Occidental Square Flea in Pioneer Square. Explore 60 local vendors set up inside Occidental Square Park, with shopping, DJs, snacks, dancing, and plenty to discover. Enjoy browsing for local finds and soaking up the energy of one of Seattle’s most historic neighborhoods.
Occidental SquareChelcie Lynn
See Chelcie Lynn, also known as Trailer Trash Tammy, perform live. Get ready for a night of comedy.
Emerald City Comedy ClubBen Schwartz
Find tickets for Ben Schwartz at Paramount Theatre in Seattle.
Paramount TheatreArtists at the Center: Pooja Ganesh & Eve Salonen
Kathak and Flamenco meet in a cross-cultural program featuring dancers and choreographers Pooja Ganesh and Eve Salonen. Under the banner of Tatkaar y Taconeo, they explore connections between the two traditions through intricate rhythms, expressive storytelling, and percussive footwork, with segments that unfold a cappella, with live music, and with spontaneous moments. Their duet Steps of Two Worlds premiered in April 2025 with House of Kala and has since been shared at multiple venues. A new piece, Panchaboota, reflects on the five elements through movement, music, color, and story. The artists have been selected for the 2026 James Ray Residency and Touring Project with Seattle International Dance Festival and are invited to the 2026 San Francisco International Arts Festival. Presented as part of Artists at the Center, a collaboration of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center supported by Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and nearby communities, and made possible by a grant from Climate Pledge Arena and Seattle Kraken. The program highlights emerging and established voices across music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and multidisciplinary work, with pop-up performances throughout the year and artist selection guided by an equity and social justice lens. Free to attend. Photo by Jim Coleman.
Seattle Center ArmoryTempest Tossed
Tempest Tossed brings a varied program to Town Hall Seattle. The concert features Carl Maria von Weber's Overture to Oberon, Ralph Vaughan Williams's On Wenlock Edge with tenor Derek Sellers, and Carl Nielsen's Symphony No. 5. Together these selections provide contrast between an overture, a vocal work, and a symphony.
Town Hall SeattleMusubi Spring Bash
Celebrate spring with a lively art market and rave at Vermillion. Explore booths from local vendors and artists, enjoy performances and take part in activities, and capture the moment at a photo booth. Then hit the dance floor and keep the energy going.
Vermillion Art Gallery and BarNaz II and more
At Orient Express Restaurant & Lounge, this 21 and over show brings a multi-artist lineup with a $10 cover at the door. Performers include Missing Stone, Prickly Paranoia, Cool Nerd Mark, Michael J Love, Loaff, The Love Grubs, and Nas VII. Several additional slots in the schedule are listed as Avaible.
Orient Express Restaurant & LoungeCROWD MOUTH LIT - Carried Away
Seattle’s most unfiltered literary series brings a fresh edition to The Mountain Room, offering an evening where the page meets performance and the focus stays on the words. Author Paul Mullin returns with the latest Crowd Mouth Lit installment, carrying forward the spirit of Loud Mouth Lit by pairing compelling voices with a touch of theatricality and a room full of real people. No gimmicks or fuss, just a microphone, an audience, and language meant to linger. This edition features a special staged reading from Mary Fields, a muralist turned author, drawn from her graphic novel Carried Away about a young woman journeying solo through Europe and Africa in 1974, directed by Shana Bestock. Excerpts from Paul Mullin’s unpublished novel One Cherry Deep will be performed by actors Anise Rau and Ray Tagavilla. Theatre artist Dawson Nichols debuts new work, award-winning poet Deborrah Corr adds poetry, and live music comes from Heather Curtis Mullin and Josh Parks, with more in store. The atmosphere is casual and unfiltered at The Mountain Room in Seattle. Admission is free, and supporting the writers by picking up a book is encouraged.
Coldplay and more
Hear the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons reimagined for strings in the warm glow of candlelight at the National Nordic Museum. Performed by the Seattle String Quartet, this 60 minute program includes favorites like Clocks, Viva la Vida, Sky Full of Stars, The Scientist, Adventure of a Lifetime, and Fix You, along with Radioactive, Believer, Bad Liar, Follow You, Eyes Closed, and Nice to Meet You. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and entry closes once the concert begins. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant for accessible attendance.
National Nordic MuseumShadow of Intent
Presented by Mammoth Northwest, Shadow of Intent brings the Imperium Delirium North American Tour 2026 to El Corazon in Seattle, joined by Angelmaker, Mental Cruelty, and Synestia. This event welcomes all ages, and bar service is available with a valid photo ID. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.
El CorazonBand of Certainty
Seattle-based six-piece rock band Band of Certainty celebrates the release of 5 Things 6 Songs with a performance featuring fellow longtime Seattle musicians, including Glen Slater of Sub Pop’s The Walkabouts. The show centers on tightly crafted songs packed with what the group calls existential punchlines, blending sharp observations with witty turns of phrase. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.
The Rabbit Box TheatreCrucible Of Absolution
An all-ages heavy showcase features Crucible Of Absolution with Verota, Last Respite, Those In Agony, and Cellblock 3. Hailing from Eugene, Oregon, Crucible Of Absolution blends slamming deathcore and brutal death metal, tapping into the classic MySpace-era sound with crushing slam elements. The lineup includes Clinton Hardy, Jake Krumbein, Keegan Alvarado, Doug Gearhart, Marcus Treat, Trevor Choklad, and Moose Knuckle. Their debut single, “Kingdom Of Bone,” premiered on SLAM WORLDWIDE and is available on all platforms.
The FunhouseTHE WEDDING PRESENT: Seamonsters 35th Anniversary Tour w/ Mark Robinson sings Unrest
An evening at The Crocodile featuring The Wedding Present celebrating the 35th anniversary of Seamonsters, with Mark Robinson singing Unrest.
The CrocodileWalk for Children - 2026 SaveSoil Walkathon
A community walkathon in the SF South Bay highlights Earth Day and the Save Soil effort. Participants walk with family and friends to raise awareness about soil health and support a healthier future for children.
Magnuson ParkLincoln Performing Arts 4th Annual Mattress Fundraiser
Shoppers can support Performing Arts at Lincoln by visiting the 4th annual mattress fundraiser at Lincoln High School in Seattle. This single-day sale offers a full retail-style selection of mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic, with notable savings. Services mirror those of a typical mattress store, including delivery and haulaway options. All payment methods are accepted, and 12-month same-as-cash financing is available on approved credit. Purchases come with warranties and an industry-leading comfort guarantee. Organizers encourage attendees to spread the word to friends and family, and proceeds go directly to Performing Arts at Lincoln.
Lincoln High SchoolArboretum Spring Plant Sale
The Arboretum’s Spring Plant Sale returns to the Graham Visitors Center with a distinctive array of perennials, shrubs, ground covers, and young trees, including plants propagated from the Arboretum’s own collections. In celebration of Earth Week, the event includes live music, free horticultural demonstrations, nature education activities, and community tabling. Learn how to create a mushroom kit, pick up guidance on sharpening gardening tools, and discover more seasonal know-how. Proceeds support tree care, science education, and volunteer programs at the Arboretum. Free parking and admission are provided. Community partners include Puget Sound Mycological Society, Rainwise, King County Master Gardeners, Elisabeth C. Miller Library, UW Botanic Gardens Adult Education, UW Botanic Gardens Youth and Family Programs, and Davey Tree Service.
Graham Visitors CenterE-waste Recycling & Paper Shredding
A free e-waste recycling and paper shredding event in South Seattle is collecting a wide variety of items accepted by Friendly Earth. Accepted electronics include answering and voicemail machines, calculators and adding machines, cell phones with accessories, PDAs, paging equipment, phones including single line, multiline and PBX, cameras and camcorders, GPS units, computers with accessories such as keyboards, mice, modems, monitors CRT and LCD, parts, servers and racks or cabinets, networking hardware, circuit boards and motherboards, chargers and AC adapters, power supplies, and all types of electric components. Home entertainment and media gear are welcome, including CD, DVD and VCR players and recorders including Beta, video game systems with accessories, sound keyboards, speakers, stereos and accessories, microphones, receivers, remote controls, cable and satellite converter equipment like DVRs, satellite receivers and dishes, flat screen and other televisions including CRT, LCD and plasma, plus radios such as CB, two way and walkie talkie. Office equipment includes copiers and all in one units, fax machines, printers and printer parts including small desktop and multifunction units, scanners and multi function units, typewriters and word processors, and toner cartridges for laser and inkjet. Additional items include small appliances and microwaves, kitchenware like pots and pans, electric toothbrushes, garden tools, powered yard tools, weed eaters and whackers, lawnmowers with fluids removed, bicycles, generators, medical equipment, motorcycles and scooters, cables, cords and wire, wires and connectors of all kinds, and metals and scrap metal in all ferrous and non ferrous forms.
Sephardic Bikur Holim CongregationMarket to Table Tour & Cooking Class
Many visitors describe this market-to-table experience as a highlight of their trip. Chef Traci leads a guided VIP tour through Pike Place Market with tastings along the way. After exploring, participants step into an interactive cooking class and then gather for a communal lunch or dinner built around seasonal ingredients. The experience lasts about three to four hours, and everything is included. Menus can be tailored to dietary preferences, making it well suited for locals, travelers, team building and celebrations.
Atrium Kitchen at Pike Place MarketSensory-Friendly Public Skate
This public skating session is designed with neurodiverse individuals in mind. Attendance is kept low, lighting is gentle, and sound is reduced to foster a calmer, sensory-friendly experience on the ice.
Kraken Community IceplexHeated Rivalry Drag Brunch- Seattle
A lively salute to the cottage anchors a brunch featuring drag performances inspired by a heated TV series. Performers recreate scenes, inviting sing along moments and a chance to relive moments from the series. Irene The Alien serves as host.
Emerald City Comedy ClubApril Book Swap
Ravenna Refills, a neighborhood refill shop and general store, is hosting a free community book swap. Bring one or two books to share, then browse and take home as many discoveries as you like. Donations can also be dropped off during open hours in the week leading up to the swap. Children’s titles are not being accepted. To keep things manageable, each person may contribute up to two books, with no limit on what can be taken home. This gathering is part of a monthly series of swaps that also includes a clothing exchange on the second Sunday and a puzzle exchange on the third Sunday, plus a rotating book or tarot swap on the last Sunday. The clothing swap focuses on adult apparel, welcomes all bodies and genders, and asks that accessories be left out. The event takes place outdoors on a covered porch with open windows and will go ahead in any weather. The space is accessed by five steps, and assistance is available upon request, including porch-side shopping with items brought down as needed.
Ravenna RefillsSundays at Bakke Coffee Museum
Open on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month, Bakke Coffee Museum presents a collection of vintage espresso machines, each with its own story. Exhibits trace the history of coffee and the evolution of espresso technology, from early breakthroughs to modern, streamlined designs. Whether you are deeply into coffee or simply curious, spend a Sunday afternoon exploring the displays, learning about the craft and science behind a great cup, and taking in the rich aroma of the past.
Waltz Café + Beginner Drop-In Class
A family friendly daytime social dance devoted to classic sounds and elegant movement. Expect a handpicked blend of classical and modern selections that keep the floor lively with waltz, swing, and foxtrot. Whether you are an experienced ballroom dancer or just starting out, you will be welcomed. A beginner lesson opens the event, followed by open social dancing. Dressing up is encouraged but not required. Enjoy the afternoon ambiance in the historic ballrooms at The Grand. Open to all ages. Admission is $10 for the lesson and $15 for the dance, with a $5 option available with proof of student status.
The GrandASL Social Hour
An evening centered on American Sign Language at Hopvine Pub welcomes participants at every level, from beginners to fluent signers, to connect and practice in a relaxed setting. ASL Social Hour is held weekly. Kellie, the neighborhood deaf bartender from Visually Speaking, tends bar during the event and offers encouragement and support to everyone.
Hopvine PubCollege Readiness Night
Franklin PTSA hosts an informative evening focused on navigating the path to college. Attendees will learn how to map out a timeline, understand federal student aid through FAFSA, prepare strong applications, and gain insight into admissions. A question and answer session with admissions and education professionals is included, and a light dinner will be available. The program is intended for students in grades 9 through 12 and their families. Featured guests include Yvonne Chiu, Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Washington, Cassie Yabes, Assistant Director of Admissions at Seattle University, Nancy Le, Outreach Specialist with Seattle Promise, Daniel Ruiz, Career Connected Learning Coordinator at Franklin High School, and Jim Jeffreys, AP and PSAT or SAT testing coordinator at Franklin High School. The gathering takes place in the Franklin High School Library. RSVP is requested.
Science on Tap
Curious minds are welcome at an easygoing evening of science and technology conversations. Local experts lead discussions that range from health technology to marine biology to space exploration and more, offering approachable insights for learners of all backgrounds. Enjoy food and drinks while you dive into new ideas in a relaxed, community setting.
Monday Night Foosball - Draw
Enjoy an open draw foosball night where the format adapts to turnout, running as either a DYP or a Monster draw. The crowd features a welcoming mix of newcomers, amateurs, seasoned experts, and pros, creating a setting that is both friendly and competitive. This nonprofit, member-based social club requires players to be members or guests, and first-time visitors receive a complimentary one-day membership with free play on their initial visit. With nine tables on site, including six Tornado and three European-style, there is plenty of space for pickup matches. Extras add to the experience, such as an 85 inch TV that typically streams action from Table 1, plus an Xbox, tabletop games, and darts. There is no required entry fee for the draw unless participants choose to contribute, in which case the full amount goes to prizes for the top teams. Club access is $10 for the evening, or included with a monthly access plan. RSVP is requested. Street parking is often free. On-site parking is paid, and the code Foosball205 lowers the cost to $4 for the night compared with the usual hourly rate. A keyless entry option through the app is available for accessing the space.
Salsa Fusion Dance with Ciro Anaya.
Club Sur hosts a Salsa Fusion class with instructor Ciro Anaya from Santiago de Cuba. The session focuses on rhythm, body movement, and coordination while blending styles such as salsa, son, rumba, mambo, Afro-Cuban, and more. No partner is needed and all skill levels are welcome. Space is limited. A pass covering four classes is 95 dollars, and a single-class drop-in option is 30 dollars.
Club SurCHS Mock Interviews - Volunteers needed!
Cleveland High School and Ms. Linxweiler are organizing mock interviews for CHS juniors at Cleveland High School, and volunteers are needed to help students strengthen their interview skills. A total of 21 volunteers are sought. Three sessions are offered, and volunteers may choose one or participate in all. The final two sessions overlap, so it is possible to sign up for both. Sign-up information and additional details are available on the SignUpGenius page.
Cleveland High School, 5511 15th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108IntroDUCKtions
The season gets underway with an opportunity to connect with fellow Duck Dodgers. Attendees can look for a crew, join one, or simply spend time with others. For reference, Maritime Pacific Brewing, the Jolly Roger taproom, and Rooftop Brewing are all located in the same place.
Maritime Pacific BreweryFree Emergency Preparedness Class
Build practical skills at a free emergency preparedness class celebrating International Volunteer Day. Ann Forrest, a disaster educator from the Office of Emergency Management, will cover Seattle's top four hazards, how to prepare and how to respond, strategies for contacting loved ones, the realities of our fragile pharmacy environment, getting tech ready, and the ways neighbors respond in disasters. Doors open with refreshments so attendees can get settled before the class begins.
Church of Scientology of Washington StateBlack Veil Brides
Black Veil Brides bring their North American Tour 2026 to Showbox SoDo, joined by From Ashes to New, As December Falls, and TX2. Presented by Showbox, this concert welcomes all ages, with alcohol available only to guests 21 and over.
Showbox SoDo2026 Zydeco Prep
Learn the rhythms of Zydeco with a four-part workshop series at Eagles Mother Aerie led by Sean Donovan and Erika Olsen, also known as Gator Boy and Gator Babe. The program celebrates this evolving Louisiana dance tradition, guiding dancers from classic roots to modern styling while developing playful footwork, fresh moves, and strong partner connection. Each class includes work on partnering and styling, with a progressive focus that starts with beginner fundamentals and footwork, continues with partnering and patterns for beginner to intermediate dancers, moves into movement and hip technique at the intermediate level, and finishes with contemporary moves and styling for intermediate to advanced participants. Pricing is $35 in advance or $40 at the door per workshop, or $110 for the full course. To register and secure advance pricing, email sean@gatorboyproductions.com.
Mother Aerie"Galaxy Orca" In Person Paint Night Event Tuesday 7:00 p.m. at Tapster South Lake Union
Enjoy a paint and sip guided by Master Artist Caitlin Larson. Over two hours of live instruction, follow along to create your own finished piece to take home. Aprons are provided, and all instruction and supplies are included.
Tapster SLU 1011 Valley Street, South Lake Union 98109Helloween: 40th Anniversary North American Tour 2026
Helloween brings its 40th Anniversary North American Tour 2026 to the Paramount Theatre, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation, featuring special guest Beast in Black. The floor is general admission and the balcony offers reserved seating. This is an all ages show, and a bar is available for guests with valid ID. There is a limit of eight tickets per patron and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will be delivered starting four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Unless otherwise noted, everyone needs a ticket regardless of age and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note that there is no elevator and access to the balcony is by stairs only.
Paramount TheatreBigtooth
Bigtooth brings yacht rock and dad pop to Sea Monster Lounge. The Seattle band performs with no cover charge, and tips or donations are welcome to support the music.
Sea Monster LoungeBarbaros Şansal’la Burda Olmaz Standup
Doors open, and seating is first come, first served, so arriving early is recommended if you want your choice of seats.
Youngstown Cultural Arts CenterKarrin Allyson
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley hosts five-time Grammy-nominated singer, pianist, composer, and bandleader Karrin Allyson for a two-night engagement supported by KNKX. She appears with Miro Sprague on piano and keyboards, Jeff Johnson on bass, and Dan Schnelle on drums, bringing her warm voice and deft touch at the piano to an intimate quartet setting. A Midwestern native who has called New York City home for many years, Allyson continues to expand her Brazilian repertoire with A Kiss for Brazil on Origin Records, featuring guest vocalist Rosa Passos on two tracks, including “Dunas,” with new English lyrics by Allyson, and the classic “O Grande Amor.” The recording also showcases a Brazilian ensemble and beloved songs such as “So Many Stars,” “Manhã de Carnaval,” “Flor de Lis,” “The Gift (Recado Bossa Nova),” and “The Island.” Across 15 albums and countless performances, her range spans French chansons, the Great American Songbook, instrumental jazz standards fitted with fresh lyrics, pop, blues, bossa nova, a tribute to Rodgers and Hammerstein, her original collection Some of That Sunshine, and the collaborative project Shoulder to Shoulder: Centennial Tribute to Woman’s Suffrage. She released the original singles “Falling Up” and “Just Passin’ Through” in 2023, tours internationally, teaches at the Hartt School of Music and William Paterson University, and co-hosts the radio show B&K Cafe with Bill McGlaughlin. A pianist by training with an honorary doctorate from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Allyson is known for storytelling that swings and for music delivered in the key of now.
Dervish
Dervish, honored with a BBC Lifetime Achievement award, stands as a leading force in traditional Irish music. Rooted in County Sligo, the ensemble brings together a lineup of acclaimed Irish traditional musicians with Cathy Jordan at the fore as singer and bodhrán player. Their shows crackle with energy, blending masterful musicianship and lively, time honored tunes that have carried them to stages across the globe. Appearances span major festivals such as Glastonbury and Rock in Rio, where they performed for a crowd of 250,000, and they have represented Irish culture on international visits, even sharing a spontaneous performance on the Great Wall of China. The group’s catalog includes 13 praised albums, among them The Great Irish Songbook with guests Steve Earle, Rhiannon Giddens, and Vince Gill, and their live set delivers authentic Irish artistry that resonates with audiences everywhere.
The Triple DoorTuesday Night Non-Pro Foosball
At NW Foosball Club, this non‑pro foosball night focuses on relaxed play and learning. It is designed for people who enjoy the game without a competitive edge, newer players who want to improve comfortably, and anyone seeking a friendly, social evening. Expect casual games with rotating partners, a simple structure that keeps everyone involved, and optional tips from welcoming club members. The format features a No Pro Draw. It is a pressure free, ego free setting that supports confidence and improvement, with occasional small prizes awarded by raffle or for top performance. High ranked players and those who regularly place in tournaments should look to the club’s other weekly events instead. First time visitors receive a complimentary one day membership and can play at no cost for that visit. The club operates as a nonprofit, member based social space, so participants must be members or guests to get on the tables. The facility includes nine tables, with six Tornado and three Euro options, plus a large screen that often streams Table 1, an Xbox, tabletop games, and darts. App based keyless entry is available for access to the space. There is no entry fee for the event. Club access is $10 for the night, or included with a monthly access plan. Free street parking is often available. On site parking is paid. Use code Foosball205 to park all night for $4 instead of roughly $6 per hour. RSVPs are requested.
NW Foosball ClubWest Coast Swing Dancing and Free Drop-In Beginner Class
Explore West Coast Swing, a smooth, modern take on swing rooted in Lindy Hop and danced to a wide mix of music from R&B and hip hop to lyrical and blues. This partner dance gives both leader and follower plenty of room for personal expression, with styles that can feel funky, jazzy, slinky, or classic swing. It highlights playful rhythm changes and improvisation, making it a versatile addition to any social dance toolkit. The event starts with a free, drop-in beginner lesson in the Emerald Ballroom. A brief break follows to change ballrooms, swap shoes, or grab a refreshment, then the night transitions into a social dance where you can try out new moves and connect with partners on the floor. This event is open to all ages.
Reverie BallroomMarket to Table Tour & Cooking Class
Guests describe this market to table experience with Chef Traci at Pike Place Market as a favorite part of their trip. It kicks off with a VIP tour of the market featuring tastings and beverages, continues with a participatory cooking class, and concludes with a shared lunch or dinner that showcases in-season ingredients. The experience runs about three to four hours, includes everything needed, can be tailored to dietary preferences, and works well for locals, visitors, team-building groups, and celebrations.
Atrium Kitchen at Pike Place MarketHelloween and more
Helloween teams up with Beast In Black for a concert at Paramount Theatre in Seattle. Enjoy an evening of live music as both bands perform on the same stage.
Paramount TheatreAlice Phoebe Lou
Find tickets for Alice Phoebe Lou at Neptune Theatre in Seattle.
Neptune TheatreSeattle Networking Social: Happy Hour
This casual happy hour brings together the local PR community for conversation and networking. Hosted by PRSA Puget Sound at Watershed Pub & Kitchen, it welcomes communications professionals from across the Seattle area in a friendly, low pressure setting. Admission is free and open to both members and nonmembers. Attendees can meet local peers and reconnect with the PRSA Puget Sound chapter.
Parents Night Out
At The Barking Dog Alehouse, adults can have dinner while children ages 2 to 12 enjoy arts and crafts, movies, and games in a private dining room. A pizza party is included for the kids. The cost is $20 per child, and reservations are not accepted.
The Barking Dog AlehouseNo Man's Land Film Festival - Seattle, WA
At evo Seattle, Trust for Public Land and Evo present an evening with No Man’s Land Film Festival. Experience a curated lineup celebrating women and gender-diverse adventurers who push boundaries in sport and culture while advancing the effort to protect wild places. The screening includes a raffle, a live Q&A, and opportunities to connect with advocates and storytellers who are shaping national conversations about how public lands enrich everyday life and why equitable access is essential. It is a welcoming gathering for the Seattle outdoor community centered on connection, inspiration, and the power of shared stories.
evo SeattleSix Game ACC Cribbage Tournament
This weekly ACC cribbage tournament is open to anyone, with no Eagles or ACC membership required. The entry fee is $7, and prizes are awarded to the top four players. Participants should be proficient and able to complete a game in about 20 minutes. Attendees are asked to enter through the back door. Tacos are available to purchase for dinner.
West Seattle EaglesBush - The Land of Milk and Honey Tour
Bush brings The Land of Milk and Honey Tour to WAMU Theater. Opening acts may change without advance notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and there is no re-entry after exit. Every attendee requires a ticket, including babies in arms. WAMU Theater is not responsible for tickets purchased from third parties. A four ticket limit applies to this event, and purchases that exceed the limit may be canceled in part or in full. The venue enforces a clear bag policy, so consult the venue website for specific guidelines. Ticketmaster is the official ticketing source and partner for WAMU Theater.
WAMU TheaterMountains on Stage Summer Edition 2026 - Seattle
Celebrate summertime adventure with a new program highlighting alpine climbs, big wall routes, paragliding, audacious expeditions, and uplifting stories of human grit. Mountains on Stage is a film festival that brings the spirit of the high peaks to urban audiences through a handpicked selection of outstanding mountain sport films.
SIFF Cinema UptownNational Anthem at Seattle Storm
Lincoln Choirs will perform the National Anthem as the Seattle Storm host the Portland Fire, a new expansion team, at Climate Pledge Arena. A designated Lincoln seating section offers discounted tickets that also support the choir’s tour fund. This preseason matchup is the Storm’s first game of the year and features a notable appearance by the choir with community support.
Climate Pledge ArenaBluegrass Jam at the Machine House Brewery
A welcoming circle of pickers and listeners gathers for a bluegrass jam at Machine House Brewing in Hillman City. Open to all ages and to players at any level, participants who can hold down basic rhythm can take part comfortably. Tunes are called in a traditional format with a focus on keeping everything within the bluegrass style. Songs from other genres or originals are fine when played like bluegrass, and the host may decline a tune to keep the session friendly and on track. Leading a song is optional, and anyone may sit out numbers that are not familiar. Helpful materials are available, including a Song of the Week with charts and recordings, playlists of previously called tunes, and a running list of past selections with keys and frequency. Knowing the Nashville Number System is useful since many tunes are called by number, and chord charts are welcome as long as they do not get in anyone’s way. There is no cover, and supporting the brewery and staff is appreciated, with buying the host a beer considered good etiquette. The jam is family friendly, under 21 participants are welcome, and dogs are allowed. Machine House does not serve food, but outside food is permitted and food trucks may be arranged when there is interest. Members of the Outlander Progressive Bluegrass Social Club receive one dollar off each drink by showing a current membership card at the bar.
Machine House BreweryEight Shows with DINA MARTINA! April 29th thru May 3rd!
An evening with Dina Martina delivers off key singing, intentionally clumsy dance moves, and dreamlike storytelling, all played for big laughs. She first broke through in 1989 at the Center on Contemporary Art in Seattle, where early notices praised her delightfully skewed style and sharp wit. Since then, she has drawn crowds in New York, Los Angeles, London, Toronto, and San Francisco, and has appeared alongside Margaret Cho, Alan Cumming, Chita Rivera, and Nina Hagen. Introduced with a cheeky honorific that puts her just behind the first lady of entertainment, she brings a one of a kind brand of comedy to the stage.
The Triple DoorQueens Of The Stone Age: The Catacombs Tour
STG and Live Nation present Queens of the Stone Age on The Catacombs Tour with special guest Libby Grace at the Paramount Theatre. This concert features reserved seating. Purchases are limited to four tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile tickets will become available starting four days before the show, and delivery methods may be adjusted by the venue. Every attendee needs their own ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note that the balcony is stair access only and there is no elevator.
Paramount TheatreSalsa Bachata Social
An energetic salsa and bachata social featuring continuous music from DJ Raj. Everyone is welcome, from first timers to seasoned dancers, with chances to practice steps, connect with others, and add some spark to the week. Expect vibrant Latin rhythms, a friendly social vibe, and an inviting atmosphere to show off your moves. Comfortable dance shoes are recommended.
Sueños de SalsaQueens Of The Stone Age
This event at the Paramount Theatre has a limit of four tickets per person and per credit card. Please keep your purchase within that limit when ordering.
Paramount TheatreVNV Nation
VNV Nation performs live at Neptune Theatre in Seattle. Tickets are available for this concert.
Neptune TheatreSAM Happy Hour
An art-focused happy hour at the Seattle Art Museum offers extended gallery access with a 25% discount on admission. Food and beverages are available in the Brotman Forum, and SAM members receive a $2 discount on drinks. Trade rush-hour stress for a relaxing visit among the galleries.
Seattle Art MuseumAre You Looking For Space? Let’s Identify Your Needs. Construction Hasn’t Started Yet.
ADEFUA is planning a new cultural center and is gathering community input to guide the design. Construction has not started, so this Open House centers on identifying the spaces and features that matter most. Community voices will help shape a welcoming hub that reflects diverse needs, strengthens connections, sparks creativity, and supports families and youth.
Southeast Seattle Senior CenterPoint of Convergence: The Launch of Cerebro Universe
When conversations evolve into movements, new communities take shape. Point of Convergence marks the official launch of Cerebro Universe, a community dedicated to building connections, deepening awareness, and exploring human potential. This inaugural gathering at Condon Hall brings people together for networking, conversation, and insight. Attendees can meet others who love to think, build, and seek out big ideas, hear a brief overview of Cerebro Universe with ways to get involved, and take part in a book and cover art signing with Josh Dirks and KC Dochtermann, authors of Universal Intelligence, along with cover artist Eben Tobias Greene. A limited number of books will be available on site, so securing a copy beforehand is recommended. Tickets are $20 per person, which totals $28.08 with fees and taxes. Advance purchase is required and spots are limited. The building is secure, and early arrival is encouraged. In a world full of noise and distraction, this launch creates space to explore something deeper and to connect with others from the very beginning.
Condon HallSeattle Foodies Meetup @ Rainier Restaurant and BBQ
Seattle food lovers gather at Rainier Restaurant and BBQ for a relaxed evening of conversation and Vietnamese cooking. This neighborhood spot is known for its flavorful dishes and welcoming staff. Order your own meal or coordinate a family-style spread with others. Adventurous groups can share the whole-fried catfish, a crispy centerpiece served with fresh herbs and rice paper so everyone can assemble their own wraps. Light rail is encouraged, as it is a short walk north of Othello Station, and there is a small parking lot with some street parking for drivers. Please plan to arrive on time, as unclaimed seats may be released back to the restaurant if arrival is delayed. If plans change, update your RSVP promptly, and only bring guests who are officially registered through the event page.
Rainier RestaurantCadence Video Poetry Screening: ceaseless, of the earth
Six video poems inspired by the still life traditions highlighted in the current exhibition Wallflowers explore how beauty and identity endure. Through quiet, surreal, and solitary approaches, these films reflect on former selves, absent loves, and homelands, suggesting that moments of pause help make sense of memory and experience. Flowers recur as symbols of structure, vulnerability, and femininity, guiding a dialogue between material presence and remembrance. Even when faced with oppression, change, or illness, the still life endures. Following the screening, an in-person and virtual conversation with participating artists from Seattle and from across the globe will be facilitated by Cadence Festival co-directors Rana San and Chelsea Werner-Jatzke.
Fire Humanities | Panel Discussion and Storytelling
This program invites a thoughtful look at how people can live well as wildfire and smoke seasons become a more regular part of life in the Pacific Northwest and in many other regions. Centered on Fire Humanities, a book project and growing area of study, the gathering considers how the humanities and arts can lift up stories, imagery, partnerships, and shared values that support adapting, building resilience, and advancing justice in a world with more fire. The event features a panel with five contributors to the book who will share their perspectives on this developing field. After the discussion, attendees are invited to exchange personal experiences of fire and smoke, talk with the panelists, and take part in interactive activities related to the Fire Humanities project. Light refreshments will be available. This event is free and open to the public, and registration is required.
Powwow Dance Classes
Powwow dance classes are back with a 19-week series created for Indigenous families and individuals. Participants will learn about Powwow protocols, history, and cultural meaning, with an optional opportunity to be honored in a Coming Out Ceremony at the 37th Annual Indian Days Powwow. Sessions take place at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center. Refreshments are provided, and no registration is required. Instruction is led by Lauren Nabahe (Paiute Shoshone, Navajo, Mono) and Jobey T. Williams (Tulalip and Yakama). For questions or more information, email Events@unitedindians.org.
Argentine Tango Class for Absolute Beginners
Learn authentic Argentine tango in a welcoming class tailored for absolute beginners. This series is also a good fit for anyone returning to review past material, those who feel they have two left feet, or anyone who simply wants to learn and meet new people. No dance experience is required, and no partner is needed. The course is offered as an eight week series for $110 and is held at Dance Underground.
Dance UndergroundDanny Seraphine’s Chicago Legacy
Danny Seraphine, co-founding member of Chicago, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and Grammy Award winner, brings the signature sound of Chicago’s greatest hits back to the stage. Backed by world class musicians, the performance highlights the blend of jazz and rock that resonated with a generation. The show takes place at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley in Seattle, a celebrated venue marking 44 years as the nation’s third longest running jazz restaurant and nightclub. Expect an evening of classic songs, dynamic grooves, and enduring melodies.
Dimitriou's Jazz AlleyTreaty Oak Revival
This event features standing room only. A limited number of accessible seats will be available on a first come, first served basis. Entry is handled through self-scan pedestals, so have your mobile ticket open on your phone before you reach the scanners to make arrival quick. Support acts may change without notice. There is a six ticket limit per purchase, and orders that exceed this cap may be canceled in part or in full. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and there is no re-entry after you exit the venue. Artist, Spotify, venue, and Ticketmaster presales are planned, followed by a public onsale. For the latest health and safety details ahead of the show, check the venue’s website. Ticketmaster is the official ticketing source.
WAMU TheaterThe Kids are in the Car – A Comedy Show
Jaci Terjeson partners with Laughs Comedy Club to present a lively stand-up showcase shaped for parents, especially moms juggling it all and the people in their orbit. Ariel Hewitt, Cara Rosellini, Rachel Aflleje, and Lynette Manning take the stage with sharp, candid sets about carpools, PTA surprises, and the wonderfully messy realities of raising kids. Expect playful, unfiltered stories about minivan mix-ups, bedtime negotiations, and everyday chaos turned into punchlines. It is a chance to trade snack duty for laughs, with moms on the mic and the running gag that the kids are in the car kept safely in the realm of metaphor.
Laughs Comedy ClubLa Force
See Patrick Watson with La Force perform at Neptune Theatre.
Neptune TheatreGlassblowing
Explore hands-on glassblowing at the glassybaby Madrona hot shop and store. Work with skilled artists to choose colors and shape a custom piece, such as a seasonal design, spring flowers, a bowl, or a float. Suitable for families, this experience welcomes ages 12 and up. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are final sale. Sessions are limited to one person for each 20 minute time slot. A waiver will be completed upon arrival, and closed-toe shoes are required while glassblowing. Finished pieces need time to cool, with pickup available 3 to 5 business days after the event. For additional information, email customerservice@glassybaby.com.
glassybaby (madrona hot shop & store)Grace Ives
Neumos presents the Girlfriend Tour featuring Grace Ives. The show is open to all ages, and bar service is restricted to guests 21 and over with a valid ID. Doors are scheduled to open at the time shown for the event, and the performance typically begins about an hour later, though schedules may shift without notice. All ticket sales are final unless the event is canceled. Supporting artists may change. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.
NeumosFirst Fridays w/HPIC
Celebrate Makers May, a neighborhood salute to artisans and makers. Watch live stone carving and metalwork, explore watercolor displays and other art, and relax to live music from BottleRockit. Empanadas el Pachi will be serving food. Neighbors from ACHD will share updates on the Delridge Farmers Market move. A dedicated arts and crafts table is set aside for kids. The gathering is free, family-friendly, and open to everyone with no membership required.
Highland Park Improvement ClubAn Evening of Arts & Crafts at Nomadic Wine Dispensary in Seattle
Settle in at Nomadic Wine Dispensary for a laid-back art session where you create a piece to take home. Every activity includes all needed materials, with light guidance available if you want it, and there is no pressure or set structure. Come solo or with a friend, stay briefly or linger as long as you like. No experience is required. The price is $30 and covers one art project along with all supplies, and cleanup is handled for you. Reservations are available online. When you arrive, pick your project from the Art Zowie Menu, which includes acrylic painting on canvas, making postcards or greeting cards with watercolor washes and layered color, acrylic painting on vinyl records, painting a 9-inch Bearbrick, painting a hat, and painting a native art animal on an engraved cedar panel.
2026 Naramore Celebration
Celebrate the opening of the Naramore Art Show at the Seattle Art Museum, scheduled just before Teen Night Out. Teens ages 13 to 19 are welcome to stay for an evening of music, dance, and creative activities designed by their peers. The exhibition fills SAM’s Community Gallery on the first floor with nearly 200 works by students from Seattle Public Schools, highlighting a wide range of young artistic voices. Tickets are not required and the celebration is open to everyone. Attendees do not need to bring anything. A limited amount of cookies and sparkling water will be available on a first come, first served basis. After the celebration, youth ages 13 to 19 may enter Teen Night Out, and a small lounge area will be available for parents or guardians during that program, though adults will not be admitted to the event itself.
Seattle Art MuseumSeattle Line Dance 1-Year Anniversary
Seattle Line Dance celebrates its first anniversary with a special First Friday dance party, marking a full year of sharing line dance with the community and looking ahead to the future. Attendees are encouraged to learn Deep Love, a choreography by Shelly Nathan, so everyone can dance it together during the party. A tutorial and demo video are available on the Seattle Line Dance page for learning and review. This anniversary event is also the last Friday Night Dance Party at the current price, which is $5 with online pre-registration or $10 at the door; after this celebration, entry will be $10 with pre-registration or $15 at the door, reflecting increased rent in year two. To better manage a growing crowd and more requests, new music guidelines apply. Requests will be accepted before the event only, and the Friday playlist can be viewed on the Seattle Line Dance YouTube channel under the Club 945 playlist, where songs can be upvoted. If fewer than four people are on the floor, a track may advance after the first chorus. Near closing, remaining requests may be trimmed based on who plans to dance them. Please send no more than five prioritized requests, and understand that submissions are not guaranteed to be played. Split floors may be used to accommodate different variations, with line dancers in the middle and partner dancers around the outside, and floor etiquette will be enforced.
Seattle Line DanceSunset Sail Paint Night
Enjoy an in-person paint and sip at Alki Arts in West Seattle featuring the Sunset Sail painting. Master Artist Gregory Copploe leads a two-hour, step-by-step session so you can complete your own artwork to take home. Tickets include up to two glasses of wine, with non-alcoholic beverages available. Aprons, instruction, and all supplies are provided.
Alki Arts 6030 California Avenue SW, West Seattle 98136May Day Misery: Death Rock Music Festival
May Day Misery is a two-night death rock music festival at The Central Saloon with DAVE BATS as host. The first night includes a Patrick Mata meet and greet, followed by sets from Blood Dance of Mexico City with a gothwave rock sound, 13th Sky from Los Angeles delivering goth-punk, Cliff & Ivy from Anchorage representing goth, Funeral Process out of Albuquerque with goth rock and deathrock, Datura from Seattle bringing post-punk goth rock, and Post Rapture Party from Seattle with a psych-gaze approach. The second night features Kommunity FK from Los Angeles with post-punk goth rock, Witchhands from Colorado Springs offering death rock, Rival Cults from Santa Barbara adding more death rock, Mood Of A Sinner from San Diego with romantic deathrock, Licorice Chamber from Seattle bringing dark post-punk, and Eve's Black Heart from Seattle with deathrock. Admission is $35 at the door, or $60 for a two-day pass. A $50 VIP add-on includes merchandise and a meet and greet.
The Central SaloonBbhs Drama: The Music Man
Bbhs Drama brings The Music Man to Moore Theatre. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person or per credit card, and any order that exceeds this limit may be canceled without notice. Purchases are final, and refunds or exchanges are not available. Mobile tickets will be released four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. Everyone must have a ticket regardless of age, and lap-held infants are not allowed. There is no elevator, and access to the balcony is via stairs and ramps only.
Moore TheatreYou Will Get Sick
You Will Get Sick, a new second person play by Noah Diaz directed by Teresa Thuman, is the recipient of the Kennedy Center’s Jean Kennedy Smith Playwriting Award. The story begins with a sudden unsteadiness that spreads through the body, leading to the decision to hire a stranger to say aloud what feels impossible to admit. It reflects on what it means to live inside your own body while finding a way home. Selected as a New York Times Critic’s Pick, it has been praised for lively, surreal, and surprising storytelling, offering a full experience in 85 minutes.
The Armory at Seattle CenterLa Dispute
This all ages show at The Neptune welcomes attendees of every age, and bar service will be available for guests with valid photo ID. 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 and cannot be refunded or exchanged. Mobile tickets will be accessible four days before the event, and the venue may change the delivery method if needed. Unless specified otherwise, every person must have their own ticket regardless of age, and babies carried in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator in the building, and access to the balcony is by ramp only.
Neptune TheatreJosé González
José González brings the Against The Dying Of The Light Tour to Showbox SoDo, presented by STG and featuring Abby Sage. This is a general admission event that welcomes all ages, and a bar will be available for attendees with valid ID.
Showbox SoDo2026 USSP NORTHWEST ZONE Championship - Sideout Tsunami Pickleball - presented by Humana
This USSP championship for the Northwest zone is designed for players 50 and older. Hosted by Sideout Tsunami with support from Humana, the competition takes place indoors on a tennis surface. USSP membership is required to participate, the annual fee is $20 with multi-year discounts, and members receive a $10 discount. Early registration is $75 plus $20 per event, and late registration is $90 plus $20 per event. Event divisions include women’s doubles, men’s singles, mixed doubles, men’s doubles, and women’s singles. This tournament is a qualifier for the US Senior Pickleball 2026 National Championship, and membership is required to compete at the 2025 USSP National Championship.
2026 Washington Women in Trades Fair
A once-a-year gathering at Seattle Center brings together more than 100 exhibitors spotlighting careers in the skilled trades for women. Explore pathways through training programs, apprenticeship providers, unions, city and county agencies, nonprofits, and commercial construction companies, and talk with a large community of tradeswomen who can share insights on job options, all in one place. Exhibits span indoor and outdoor spaces, and there are opportunities to try a trade. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.
Fisher Pavilion at Seattle Center, 305 Harrison St, Seattle, WA 98109Sorted: Indie Sleaze, Britpop and Post-Punk Dance Party
Still Ill DJs present a high-energy night at Vermillion Art & Music Gallery celebrating indie sleaze, post-punk, and Britpop. Resident selector DJ Paco, with more than 25 years behind the decks in the Pacific Northwest, recently opened for LCD Soundsystem on their Kinda Tour at The Paramount and has shared bills with Mira Arroyo of Ladytron, Calvin Johnson, Ian Svenonius, Tim Sweeney, Tommy Sunshine, and La Castle Vania. The soundtrack spans dance floor favorites from artists like The Rapture, Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, LCD Soundsystem, The Cure, Blur, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, New Order, The Strokes, The Smiths, Interpol, Bloc Party, and more. The experience also features a tattoo pop-up by Max Wallace and tarot readings by Jen. Admission is free with no cover.
Vermillion Art Gallery and BarA Pizza Mart FRIDAY with Konomi & SATURDAY Karaoke with Josh!
Karaoke takes center stage at A Pizza Mart. Konomi of Seductive Sounds Entertainment hosts on Friday, and Quality Karaoke leads Saturday with Josh on the mic. Josh has hosted at the Getaway, O'Houlies, and the Eagles Club, and now brings his hosting to South Lake Union. Expanded hours are planned.
A Pizza Mart South Lake UnionFirst Friday Coffee Cuppings with Caffe Vita
At Vita@KEXP, Caffe Vita hosts First Friday coffee cuppings that showcase a fresh single-origin coffee selected by its roasting and green coffee team. Led by experienced barista trainers and cafe educators, with guidance from 2019 US Barista Champion Sam Spillman, participants taste and compare coffees while learning about processing and roasting. These sessions are open to the public, casual, and free. Occasionally a local partner business is featured, offering a chance to discover more places that serve Vita coffee. Held on the first Friday of each month, the experience is designed to build a tasting palate and help coffee lovers uncover a new favorite.
KEXPNOCHES LUCIDAS | CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION - MONKEY LOFT
Noches Lúcidas brings a Cinco de Mayo celebration to Monkey Loft in Seattle with an all-night focus on house and techno, guided by rhythm, culture, and connection in one of the city’s standout rooms. Seattle-based founders Santamaría, Bgeezy, and Fouad Masoud share extended back-to-back-to-back sets, joined by local talents Doza and Unknown Player for a soundtrack of deep grooves and melody. Launched in 2018 on Mexico’s Pacific coast, Noches Lúcidas was created to deliver quality house and techno to those who feel it most, drawing on underground roots from London and Berlin and a melodic sensibility shaped by Tulum and the Yucatán. The community stretches from the shores of Troncones to the Pacific Northwest, with more than one hundred events across two countries, and this appearance marks the collective’s sixth visit to Monkey Loft.
Monkey LoftTokyo Machine
Tokyo Machine, Cromatik, and ATALI will be performing. Tickets are available.
Substation SeattleFunky 2 Death
Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, Jimmy James, Trevor Parrish, and friends deliver a funk showcase that links classic grooves with fresh sounds. They do their thing with an old school meets today vibe and bring the music straight to you.
Sea Monster LoungeFriday Morning Community Play!
Enjoy a weekly community gathering that blends playful movement, open dialogue, and storytelling. Sessions alternate between in-person meetings at the Phinney Neighborhood Association and online circles hosted on Zoom. In-person gatherings are held on the first and third Fridays of each month, and online sessions take place on the second, fourth, and fifth Fridays. Everyone is welcome, no prior experience is needed, and participation is by donation with a suggested contribution of $20 or pay what you can.
Phinney Neighborhood Association - PNAMay Day 2026
This free, all-ages gathering at Meridian Playground marks the start of summer with a community potluck picnic, flower headdress making, children's crafts and games, live music, and the joyful tradition of dancing around the Maypole. The celebration features three Maypole dances, costumed performances, music by Ricky Gene and the Return of the Deadgrass, a community drum circle led by Carold Nelson, and SeaWitch Morris, an all-women's Cotswold Morris troupe. Guests are encouraged to bring a dish to share for the potluck, with vegan and gluten-free options especially appreciated so everyone can enjoy the feast. No advance RSVP is required.
Meridian PlaygroundTYZEN HSIAO 蕭泰然 - Memorial Concert & Conversation
An event of music, conversation, and remembrance celebrates the legacy of composer Tyzen Hsiao, presented by the UW Taiwan Studies Arts & Culture Program with Mrs. Mei-Yuan Hsiao. Recognized as one of Taiwan’s most influential composers, Hsiao blended Western classical forms with Taiwanese musical language while writing during a period of political repression. His work is closely tied to Taiwan’s cultural identity, the democratic movement, and the experiences of the diaspora, spanning symphonies, concertos, and choral and sacred pieces known for their lyricism and emotional resonance across generations. The program includes a live performance featuring a Pop Up Choir conducted by Mrs. Mei-Yuan Hsiao, with musicians Chiao-Yu Wu on piano, Quinn Price on violin, Agnes Hung-Wen Chen on viola, Anne Botka on cello, and Nicholas Tagab on piano. Brechemin Auditorium hosts the gathering, and a reception follows in the Fishbowl. The setting is family friendly, and guests are free to come and go as needed.
Brechemin AuditoriumCouple's Massage Workshop
Designed for couples or best friends, this hands-on workshop centers on learning, touch, and exploration. Instructors guide each pair through a variety of massage techniques, showing step by step how to give one another an exceptional massage in a mutually enjoyable and affirming way. Over the course of three hours, partners take turns giving and receiving while working only with each other and the instructors. Participants leave with information and videos to continue practicing at home. The workshop highlights the power of touch and includes a tuition refund guarantee.
Massage ReimaginedFrom the Heart
Create a heartfelt gift in a playful collage class led by Colleen Monette. Participants will cut, layer, and assemble unique Mother’s Day cards using paper, textures, and imagination, embracing a process that is meaningful and a little messy. The session is open to all ages, with kids 10 and older welcome when accompanied by a parent. No prior experience is required, only curiosity and a willingness to experiment. All materials are provided, and light snacks are included. Everyone leaves with a finished card and envelope, plus a small flower bouquet and a small box of chocolates. Seating is limited.
Fogue Studios & GallerySeattle Mariners - Pregame Field Passes
Begin the pregame field pass experience at the Muckleshoot Diamond Club and Press Club entrance. A valid game ticket is required, and all purchases are final. Children age 3 and under do not need their own pass. For start times and additional details, refer to the official field pass information.
T-Mobile ParkGrand Opening
Sno Thai Cafe marks its grand opening with live music, complimentary wine limited to two tickets per guest while supplies last, a one-day 15 percent discount on the bill, and a raffle with prizes. Reservations are being accepted by email at snothaicafe.madison@outlook.com or by phone at 206 498 3699. Guests can look forward to Thai cuisine and a festive atmosphere.
Sno Thai CafeOpera Teatro
Experience a night where fine dining and live vocals intertwine at Hotel Sorrento. Opera Teatro presents a flowing sequence of performances that appear between each course of a four-course meal, so conversation yields to music and then returns, setting an easy rhythm for the evening. The program ranges from opera to classic musical theater to pop crossover, creating a mix that feels lively, expressive, and full of surprises. Set within the Top of the Town Ballroom, the lofty space lets the voices soar and fill the room, transforming dinner into something memorable. Featured performers include Ksenia Popova, Gemma Balinbin, Zachary Fitzgerald, Darrell J. Jordan, and Kim Maguire.
Hotel SorrentoDoors 2026
STG’s annual fundraiser, DOORS 2026: Opening Doors to the Arts, takes place at the Paramount Theatre. The program features multiple Grammy winner Nile Rodgers & CHIC with Music from the Sole and additional live performances. The event advances STG’s mission to offer enriching arts experiences, connect with diverse communities, and preserve its historic theatres.
Paramount TheatreSalsa Saturdays
A long-running salsa series at Sea Monster Lounge returns each week, featuring salsa bands from around town and dancing.
Sea Monster LoungeLady A
Pacific Northwest blues-soul legend Lady A, the Real Lady A, headlines an evening of live music with Joe and Briar kicking things off. Designed as more than a typical concert, it offers a relaxed night of fun and food while the music takes center stage. The focus is on connection, feeling the songs together, and sharing a memorable experience where the music truly resonates.
The Rabbit Box TheatreLevity presents LASERSHIP
Enjoy a standing-room-only experience with limited accessible seating available on a first come, first served basis. Support acts may change without notice. There is a strict limit of six tickets per purchaser, and orders above that limit may be cancelled in part or in full. To speed entry, have your mobile ticket open and ready to self-scan at the pedestals. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and there is no re-entry once you leave the venue. For the latest health and safety policies, check updates from WAMU Theater. Ticketmaster is the official ticketing partner for WAMU Theater. Tickets are subject to a delivery delay and will arrive closer to the event.
WAMU TheaterTret Fure - Seattle Concert
Award-winning singer and songwriter Tret Fure presents a concert that blends timely social commentary with heartfelt love songs. Her music resonates on an emotional level, featuring inventive production, richly crafted arrangements, and expressive guitar work that highlights her storytelling. The performance takes place at the Phinney Neighborhood Association. Advance tickets are available.
Phinney Neighborhood Association - PNACarmen
Georges Bizet composed the score, and the libretto was written by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy. The story follows the magnetic Carmen and the soldier Don José as desire overturns duty, loyalty, and the law. José’s infatuation intensifies while Carmen pursues freedom and stature, and their choices propel a fatal chain of events underscored by Bizet’s celebrated music. Considered one of the most popular operas worldwide, this production features mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges, a Tacoma native, in the title role, with mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke also appearing.
Marion Oliver McCaw HallRace to the Straits
Race to the Straits features limited initial registration of 90 boats, with a waitlist that moves as moorage space allows. Registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable. Last year it sold out in hours. Waitlisted boats are advanced based on the date they registered, and no payment is required until a spot is confirmed. Once you are contacted by phone and email that you have been moved up, an invoice will be sent and payment is due within 24 hours or the next boat in line will be offered the spot. All entrants must have an active PHRF or ORC rating, and accurate registration and contact information are required. Larger boats are organized into two categories, both single and double handed, covering 36 to 44 feet and over 44 feet. A required skipper meeting will review safety requirements, the race course, and the halfway event in Port Townsend.
Shilshole Bay MarinaThe Academy Is...
The Academy Is... brings its Almost Here 20th Anniversary Tour to The Showbox. Presented by Showbox, this event celebrates 20 years of Almost Here and is restricted to ages 21 and over.
The ShowboxTerror
Presented by Mammoth Northwest, Terror takes the stage at El Corazon in Seattle with special guests Pain of Truth, End It, Start Today, and Chopping Block. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Please note that all ticket sales are final, tickets cannot be transferred, and the name on Will Call orders cannot be changed.
El CorazonHopvine Karaoke
A ready microphone, chilled drinks, and an upbeat scene set the stage for Hopvine’s karaoke party. Singers of every kind are welcome, whether you are a casual shower crooner, an undercover rock star, or the friend who loves to cheer. Enjoy beer and tasty eats in a judgment free setting where the focus is simply on stepping up to the mic and having fun.
Hopvine PubSnow Tha Product
Showbox Presents Before I Crashout with Snow Tha Product at Showbox SoDo. Recognized for blistering flows, fearless wordplay, and effortless movement between English and Spanish, the independent rapper has cultivated a global audience across hip hop and Latin music. Her songs and message highlight empowerment and representation, uplifting women, the LGBTQ+ community, and first-generation voices. She continues to chart her own path, proving that working independently and finding success can grow side by side. Admission is all ages, with alcohol available to guests 21 and over.
Showbox SoDoBiannual Kids' Gear Sale
Ballard Preschool Co-op and Phinney Neighborhood Preschool Co-op host a twice-yearly sale featuring quality pre-owned items for families. Browse children’s clothing and shoes, toys, books, strollers, bedding, furniture, safety gear, sports equipment, winter wear, maternity apparel, Halloween costumes, and more. Arriving early offers the best selection, and bringing a tote and a friend can make shopping easier. Admission and parking are free, and digital payments are accepted. The sale is held in the Phinney Neighborhood Center’s Community Hall in the lower brick building.
Phinney Neighborhood Association - PNAGuest Directors and more
Guest Directors honor the arrival of their second album, Before You Get Broken, with a release show at Conor Byrne Pub. Model Shop and Planets in the Ocean join the bill, creating a full evening of live music built around the new record.
Conor Byrne PubHouse of Disco
House of Disco delivers a dance floor soundtrack that blends timeless disco with today’s house anthems. The night salutes the golden era with favorites from ABBA, the Bee Gees and Earth, Wind & Fire, then moves into contemporary hits from Dom Dolla, Dombresky and Purple Disco Machine. Expect tributes to Donna Summer, Duck Sauce, The Shapeshifters, Wham!, SG Lewis, The Magician and LF System, creating a continuous journey from the 1970s to today. This is a tribute dance night, so the artists mentioned are celebrated through their music only and will not be appearing or affiliated with the event.
Chop SueyFree Document Shredding, E-Recycling, and Donation Event
Clear out clutter at an annual community drop-off that offers secure, on-site document shredding, electronics recycling, and clothing and textile donations. Treat yourself to donuts and gourmet espresso drinks made to order from Espresso Elegance. Electronics accepted by CTL include computers and laptops, tablets and e-readers, working LCD and plasma TVs and monitors, servers and networking equipment, printers, fax machines and scanners, AV gear like DVD and Blu-ray players, stereo systems and gaming devices, UPS battery backups, telecom equipment and cell phones, keyboards and mice, parts, peripherals and cables, along with microwaves and small electric kitchen appliances. Clothing and fabric donations, facilitated by Cascade Clean Out Services, may include all types of clothing and shoes, coats and jackets, pajamas and suits, hats, jeans, socks and bathing suits, plus bedding, bedspreads and quilts, blankets, chair or sofa covers, curtains, drapes, sheets and towels. Contributions will benefit Angeline’s Day Center For Women/YWCA in Seattle, with a focus on bedding and hygiene essentials such as soap, shampoo and conditioner, toothbrushes and toothpaste, combs and brushes, and menstrual products.
AGC Building Lower Parking LotWindermere Cup 2026
Now in its 40th year, Windermere Cup gathers top rowing crews from around the world along the Montlake Cut, celebrating a long tradition of teamwork, grit, and hard-won victories. The Washington Huskies host the Great Britain National Team, the Canadian women's national team, and the Northeastern University men for standout racing on these iconic waters.
Montlake CutJDM Cars & Brunch
Returning after strong interest, this JDM-focused cars and brunch meet brings Japanese vehicles from every era to The Shop Club in SODO for a relaxed gathering of enthusiasts. Derby will be serving brunch, and there will be recurring tours of the vehicle collection throughout the event. Parking in the main lot is limited and can fill quickly, so arriving early increases the chance of finding a spot, and additional street parking is available. For everyone’s safety, reckless driving, engine revving, and other dangerous or disruptive behavior are not allowed.
The Shop Club SeattlePNW-ACBS Opening Day 2026
At Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle, the Pacific Northwest chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society sets an Opening Day theme inspired by the Declaration’s landmark ideals of life, liberty, and the quest for happiness. Members of Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution are featured guests, and families are welcome. Presented as a Seattle Yacht Club Spirit Class fleet entry, the chapter’s coordinated skit brings together thirteen restored open-cockpit boats, each representing one of the original colonies. Every boat showcases a five foot white quill prop, skippers wear tricorn hats, and SAR and DAR guests appear in colonial attire. The lead boat will present a signing tableau as it passes the Seattle Yacht Club officers. In this category, four or more boats perform as a single entry, and judging considers showmanship, attire and actions, seamanship, and overall presentation. Only one entry is accepted per yacht club, boating group, or independent fleet. The chapter provides a table covering, oversized quills, and a display of the Declaration for the lead boat, along with red, white, and blue fan flags for each vessel, themed banners, and refreshments that include beverages, snacks, and lunch for SAR and DAR guests. SAR and DAR members may bring chapter flags, and Eric Olsen, WASSAR Color Guard Commander, will bring reproductions of colonial state navy flags. Skippers and first mates are encouraged to decorate generously in red, white, and blue to mark America 250. The day begins with a meetup at the Fisherman's Terminal marina, then the fleet heads to Elliott Bay for the start of the Opening Day Boat Parade. The PNW-ACBS boats will pass the Seattle Yacht Club officials, continue through the Montlake Cut, pause for lunch at the UW rowing facility at Conibear Shellhouse, and conclude the parade. When the Cut reopens to general traffic, SAR and DAR participants will be transported back to Fisherman's Terminal. DAR and SAR members are asked to RSVP in advance to ensure availability.
Fisherman's Terminal, SeattleNighthawk
Nighthawk returns with a two level journey. In the upstairs room, Gene Lee and Wesley Holmes guide the flow with measured control, joined by Karl Kamakahi and Miss Min.d, drawing the floor in and raising the temperature until afterhours feels unguarded and euphoric. Downstairs moves through the legacy of new wave, disco, and the first spark of hip hop, then flips the current to electroclash, bloghouse, and electro house, capturing the moment the floor traded vinyl for voltage with a touch of glamour and a hint of ruin. The lineup features Gene Lee, Wesley Holmes, Karl Kamakahi, Miss Min.d, Recess, Bgeezy, and Jame$ervin. There are no presales, entry is taken at the door. Admission is 25, or 15 for guests in favored attire of black, white, electric blue, or pink, and those looks receive priority entry. For adults only. One more edition remains before the season turns, as Nighthawk withdraws when the nights grow short.
Monkey Loft2026 Spring Give--The Power of Place-based Care
This kickoff to the 2026 Spring Give features a brunch gathering at the Pacific Tower Panoramic Room on Beacon Hill. The program focuses on the impact of place-based care, highlighting school-based health centers and services for people experiencing homelessness, areas where donor support is especially important. As the first of two Spring Give events, it supports quality health care for a thriving community.
Pacific TowerAsian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration
The Asian Pacific Directors Coalition partners with Seattle Center Festál, a year-long series of community events that celebrate the cultural richness of communities in Seattle, to present a celebration that marks the start of the officially recognized Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May. The event features performances by local talent, activities for children, food and retail vendors, the Alan Sugiyama Hum Bow Eating Contest, and more. It is free, family-friendly, and open to the public.
Seattle Center ArmorySpring Carnival
Hosted by Victory Heights Cooperative Preschool, this annual Spring Carnival is free and open to the public. Visitors can enjoy games such as Knock a Troll, the Cat in the Hat beanbag toss, ring toss, and a bubble station, with chances to win prizes. Creative activities include face painting, spin art, and making your own shaker eggs. Free snacks will be available, and a bake sale will offer additional treats.
Victory Heights PlaygroundSaturdays at SAM
Creativity and community come together in the Seattle Art Museum’s Brotman Forum, where visitors can dive into interactive art making, enjoy live music, and take part in experiences inspired by the museum’s collections and exhibitions. Whether you are passionate about art, newly curious, or simply seeking a moment to recharge, there is space to learn through hands-on activities, meet new people, or relax in the lively atmosphere before exploring the galleries. Programs in the museum’s entry gathering spaces are free and open to everyone... bring curiosity and imagination, and the rest is provided.
Seattle Art MuseumSpring Cleaning
Clear out your closets at an all ages, rain or shine community clothing drop off and free shopping gathering. Bring clean clothing or equipment to be set out and organized by size, either by you or with help from a volunteer. After donations are received, the space opens for no cost shopping where everyone is welcome to browse and take what they need. Please bring your own bags. There is no requirement to donate in order to take items, and you do not need to take anything in order to donate. Clean, gently used clothing is accepted, and items may also be dropped at Meadowbrook CC during the listed receiving hours. Volunteers are needed; contact Heather at Heather.Wyatt@seattle.gov. Participants age 14 and under must attend with an adult.
Meadowbrook Community CenterSpring Shakedown Cruise in Seattle
A casual shakedown cruise for small boats is planned in Seattle to align with Opening Day of Boating Season. The plan is a relaxed day run to Andrews Bay on Lake Washington, focused on getting boats and gear sorted for the cruising season. This is not an organized trip, just friendly buddy boating, and each skipper chooses a launch and route that works best. There will be opportunities to look over trailers and rigs, compare setups, ask questions, and practice anchoring close to shore. Conversations may cover practical topics like gear storage, boat covers, and cooking methods. After meeting in Andrews Bay, boating can continue anywhere on Lake Washington, which stretches about 22 miles in length, up to four miles in width, with roughly 40 square miles of water to explore. Everyone is responsible for their own vessel, safety equipment such as PFDs and a VHF, comfort with the forecast and route, and any individual costs including launching, parking, and fuel.
Andrew's Bay'NEIGHBOR DAY' CLOTHING SWAP | RAVENNA REFILLS | SAT 5/2 12-4PM
Ravenna Refills, a neighborhood refill shop and general store, is hosting a clothing swap for Neighbor Day. Bring up to five adult clothing items in good condition to gift, then browse for new-to-you pieces to take home. This free community gathering welcomes people of all sizes and genders. Hats, shoes, bras, and other accessories such as bags or belts are not accepted, and clothing should be clean and free of tears or stains. Please plan to both give and take so the swap remains balanced and manageable for the space. The format is relaxed and come and go, offering time to drop off your giveaways and look for something special for yourself or someone you care about. There are five steps leading up to the space, and assistance is available, including shopping from the porch and bringing items down upon request. Ravenna Refills also hosts regular swaps each month, including a clothing swap on the second Sunday where you can bring up to five pieces, a puzzle swap on the third Sunday with up to two per person, and a rotating tarot or book swap on the last Sunday with up to two per person. Early drop-offs for decks, books, or puzzles are welcome.
Ravenna RefillsEmil Wakim
Please note that attendance is limited to guests 21 and older, with valid ID required unless otherwise stated. Seating is only guaranteed until the show begins, and purchasing at the door may cost more if tickets are still available. Reserved seats are described as the top 25 percent.
Emerald City Comedy ClubLevity
Levity brings a live performance to WAMU Theater in Seattle. Tickets are available for this show.
Showbox SoDoTrio Los Panchos - Nostalgia Tour - Seattle
Trio Los Panchos brings its Nostalgia Tour to Historic Everett Theatre in Everett, Washington. This stop is billed as the Seattle date of the tour.
Historic Downtown Everett TheaterOh Wonder
A live concert featuring Oh Wonder takes place at Neptune Theatre in Seattle.
Neptune TheatreNeighborhood Craft & Chat
A relaxed meetup where participants bring their own creative projects and chat while they work. Crochet, paint, doodle, or choose any hands-on activity that sparks creativity. This gathering continues a years-long Sunday craft and chat tradition.
Friday Afternoonsea sound feat. REZIDENT (Boat Party)
Set sail for a boat party at Lake Union Park featuring Rezident, the project of rising producer David Roif from Karlsruhe in Germany’s Baden-Württemberg region. His sound finds a sweet spot where house, electro, techno, and broader dance music meet, balancing dancefloor drive with looping, mantra-like repetition that can feel both celebratory and restorative. Influenced early by a steady diet of Deadmau5 and taking cues from progressive touchstones like Bicep, Rezident continues to build momentum. He began crafting tracks at age 12 after hearing a custom ringtone, experimenting with music software on a Windows laptop and honing essential techniques such as layering, simplifying, and stepping away to return with fresh ears. His releases often weave reverberant, deep house-tinged chords with crisp hi-hats and airy whooshes, leaning into a more minimal and candid approach that departs from his earlier, more commercial style. Ticketing rolls out in stages, with an early access registration period and an early access ticket release preceding the public sale.
Lake Union ParkPurpose in Bloom Gala
This first gala offers an evening devoted to celebration, connection, and purpose. The atmosphere is dance friendly and encourages bringing a friend, as purpose comes into full bloom together.
Stone Way AutoCan Can's Carnival of Curiosities
Can Can’s Carnival of Curiosities returns for a second year with an anniversary edition that turns the stage into a lavish carnival fantasy. Guided by the Oracle of Opulence, this cabaret blends indulgence and imagination as odd wonders, carousel dreams, and prismatic visions spring to life. The aroma of popcorn and a wink of playful decadence set the mood for a tale where curiosity leads the way and showmanship takes center stage. The production features sparkling choreography, gleaming costumes, and original music with a circus heartbeat. Each scene unfolds like its own midway attraction, bold, playful, sultry, and grand in scale. It salutes Can Can’s roots, revels in the present, and hints at what lies ahead.
Secretskill and more
Brad’s birthday turns up the volume with a high energy bill of rock and heavy sounds. Ray Baron opens the show, followed by Death by Overkill and Kumité, with Secretskill closing as the headliner. It is a loud celebration built for big riffs and nonstop momentum from start to finish.
The SunsetThe Dear Hunter - The Road to Sunya Tour 2026
STG presents The Dear Hunter as part of The Road to Sunya Tour 2026 at Neptune Theatre, with special guests Closure in Moscow and K. Sera. This is a general admission performance. Ticket purchases are limited to six per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed this limit may be cancelled without notice. All ticket sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes will not be available until four days before the event, and the venue may modify delivery methods. A ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and the balcony is accessible only by stairs or ramps.
Neptune TheatreWaxahatchee and more
Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman present a performance at the Paramount Theatre with special guest Brennan Wedl. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from every ticket will support community-led nonprofits expanding access to nutritious food and housing resources in each city on the tour. Please note the venue’s policies: purchases are limited to six tickets per customer and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes and ticket transfers remain unavailable until 72 hours before the show, and the venue may adjust delivery options. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. There is no elevator access, and stairs are required to reach the balcony.
Paramount TheatreCharlie Puth: Whatever's Clever! World Tour
Charlie Puth’s Whatever’s Clever! World Tour arrives at WAMU Theater with standing-room-only access. Limited accessible seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and support acts may change without notice. Have your mobile ticket ready before you reach the self-scan pedestals. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and there is no re-entry once you leave the venue. An eight-ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled. For the latest health and safety information, check the theater’s website as the event approaches. Ticketmaster is the official ticketing source and partner of WAMU Theater. Presale options include Artist, Ticketmaster, Spotify, Venue, Live Nation, Citi/AAdvantage, and VIP packages, with a public onsale also listed. Clever Tix and a Live Nation All Access discount offer are noted.
WAMU TheaterKBCS Presents: Della Mae Returns to the Tractor w/ Clara Baker
KBCS presents an evening of live music at Tractor Tavern featuring Della Mae with guest Clara Baker. This concert marks Della Mae’s return to the venue, bringing both artists together on the same bill.
Tractor TavernKameron Marlowe
Presented by Showbox, Kameron Marlowe takes the stage at Showbox SoDo. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 and older.
Showbox SoDoYebba
Showbox presents Yebba on the Jean Tour at Neumos. All ages are welcome to attend, and the bar is available to guests 21 and over with valid ID. Doors are planned to open at the scheduled time, and the show usually starts about an hour later, with timing subject to change. Tickets are nonrefundable except in the event of cancellation. Supporting performers may change. Orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled without notice.
NeumosCelebrando nuestras raíces
This free event honors Panamanian Black History Month with music, dance, and more. It is hosted by PFS and sponsored by 4Culture.
Union Cultural CenterToddler Time at the Seattle Aquarium
This drop-in program at the Seattle Aquarium is included with admission and features hands-on, child-focused activities designed for toddlers and their caregivers. Families can enjoy crafts, songs, story time and more, with no reservations required. Stay briefly or linger longer during the session, which is offered on certain Sundays and Mondays. Details about upcoming themes, along with allergen and sensory notices, are available on the aquarium’s website.
Fiesta Fiesta DJ Brunch
Enjoy a lively DJ brunch at The Stone House Cafe with specials on food and drinks while DJs keep the music going throughout the day. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not available.
The Stone House CafeSunday Service
Enjoy a relaxed Sunday experience that pairs a full restaurant service with a soundtrack of soul, gospel, funk, R&B, and favorites from across the decades. Expertly curated playlists in high-fidelity set the tone while guests savor food, drinks, and easy connection. This is the venue’s primary restaurant day, and Chef Tay leads the kitchen with a brunch menu that has been earning strong reviews. Reservations are required, and a waitlist is available for walk-ins. In some instances, dining time may be limited to 90 minutes. Expect warm hospitality and a cozy setting with heaters, roomy booths, local art on display, and low, atmospheric lighting. Live music is not guaranteed, though the stage is equipped with a grand piano, drum kit, and microphones. Musicians who wish to share a short piece can speak with the team on arrival, review community agreements, and keep sets to five minutes or less.
Black & Tan HallMarket to Table Tour & Cooking Class
Participants often describe this immersive Market to Table outing with Chef Traci at Pike Place Market as a highlight of their trip. It starts with a special guided tour of the market that includes tastings and beverages, then continues with an interactive cooking class. The experience wraps up with a shared lunch or dinner centered on fresh, seasonal ingredients. It lasts about three to four hours, can be tailored to dietary needs, and suits locals, visitors, team building, and special celebrations, with everything provided from start to finish.
Atrium Kitchen at Pike Place MarketFlammable
This event spotlights uplifting house music. Lineups and details are posted each week on the event's Instagram page. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
Chop SueyEmil Wakim
See Emil Wakim perform live at Emerald City Comedy Club.
Emerald City Comedy ClubLou Deezi
Find tickets for lou deezi at The Showbox in Seattle.
Showbox SoDoCabaret Voltaire
Cabaret Voltaire marks five decades with a tour stop at The Moore Theatre, with special guest I SPEAK MACHINE. The floor and first balcony feature reserved seating, while the second balcony is general admission. This is an all ages event, and a bar is available with valid ID. There is a limit of eight tickets per customer, and orders that exceed this may be canceled by the venue. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are released four days before the show, and the venue may change delivery methods. Every attendee needs a ticket unless otherwise noted, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note that there is no elevator, and stairs are required to reach the balcony.
Moore TheatreHiromi
An STG presentation brings Hiromi's Sonicwwonder to The Moore Theatre. Seating is reserved, and the event welcomes all ages. Free public transportation is available for the Performing Arts Series.
Moore TheatreFirst Wednesday Board Games at The Center
Revisit classic board games or discover a new favorite during The Center’s casual drop in game time at Margie’s Café. Expect an easygoing atmosphere focused on play, conversation, and beverages. The gathering is free and open to the community.
The Center for Active LivingHow to Tell a Seabird's Tale: The Role of the Writer and Scientific Illustrator
Explore how science writers and illustrators turn data, field notes, and specimens into art focused on local seabirds. Three Pacific Northwest artists, including two writers and one illustrator, share how they gather information and shape it into engaging narratives and vivid images. Science illustrator and taxidermist Madison Mayfield, Assistant Collections Manager of the Burke Museum’s ornithology collection, offers stories from behind the scenes. Author and community scientist Maria Mudd Ruth explains how both data and the absence of data informed her new book on the Pigeon Guillemot, The Bird with Flaming Red Feet. Author and professional scientist Eric Wagner discusses approaches to collecting and interpreting data on nocturnal Rhinoceros Auklets for his new book, Seabirds as Sentinels. A succinct illustrated presentation leads into a lively conversation moderated by science journalist Sarah DeWeert. Guillemots, auklets, and other seabird specimens will be on display for a close look courtesy of the Burke Museum’s ornithology collection. General admission is $10, and Burke members attend for free.
Burke MuseumNeil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse Tyson appears at the Paramount Theatre for an exploration of science as a way of knowing. The program examines what science is, how it operates, why it works, and why it has become one of humanity’s most reliable tools for understanding the natural world. It also considers the social, cultural, and political forces that can advance or hinder scientific progress, and what these dynamics may signal for the future of nations and humanity. Ticket purchases are limited to eight per person, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile ticket barcodes are released four days before the event, and the venue may change delivery methods. A ticket is required for every attendee unless otherwise noted, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and stairs are required to reach the balcony level.
Paramount TheatreRick Ross
Rick Ross takes the stage at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony for a collaboration that blends hip-hop with orchestral power. Signature tracks like Aston Martin Music, Magnificent, Maybach Music, and Devil in a New Dress are recast as expansive symphonic arrangements that highlight new layers in the music. His deep vocals paired with a full orchestra create a cinematic atmosphere while preserving the swagger at the core of each song. This uncommon live format turns familiar hits into an immersive experience for Seattle audiences.
Seattle, WANorthwest Terror Fest VIII
Presented by No Clean Singing, Northwest Terror Fest VIII takes place at Neumos. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older, and a valid ID is required. Doors open at the time shown on the ticket, and performances typically begin about an hour later, though this may change. All ticket purchases are final unless the event is canceled. The lineup is subject to change, and orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled without notice.
NeumosChet Faker
Chet Faker appears at The Showbox in an event presented by Showbox. Entry is open to all ages, and drinking is limited to guests who are 21 and over.
The ShowboxBoulet Brothers
Find tickets for Boulet Brothers at Neptune Theatre in Seattle.
Neptune TheatreThe Black Queen
The Black Queen, a dark-wave and electronic group from Los Angeles, brings its spring tour to El Corazón to mark the tenth anniversary of its debut album, Fever Daydream. The show recognizes a decade since the cult favorite record first arrived.
El CorazónGail Wolf /Snake Foot/Grunge Tree { Acoustic Set}
St. Andrews Pub presents a live music showcase featuring an acoustic set from Grunge Tree, with additional performances by Snake Foot and Gail Wolf. This event is for ages 21 and over, and a valid ID is required for entry. One more performance slot is noted as available.
St. Andrews PubJosh Garrels, Taylor Armstrong @ ST. MARK'S CATHEDRAL
Singer songwriter Josh Garrels brings his introspective, genre blending sound to Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral in Seattle, joined by guest Taylor Armstrong. Garrels is known for deeply personal lyrics set to a mix of pastoral indie folk, hip hop and orchestral textures. He co founded Small Voice Records, released Jacaranda on that label, and later reached the Billboard charts with Home. His body of work also includes Love & War & the Sea in Between, the holiday collection The Light Came Down, and Chrysaline, created in Muncie, Indiana and Charlottesville, Virginia with Isaac Wardell. His projects have featured collaborations with Mason Jar Music, the music film The Sea in Between and placements on television. Taylor Armstrong is a singer songwriter who writes and records primarily in his home studio. Drawing on a rural Northeast upbringing and now based in San Diego, his songs emphasize honesty, melody and connection. Presented as part of the Cathedrals Concerts Series from Abbey Arts in Seattle, the evening offers a relaxed, quiet atmosphere with an open floor. Low key picnics are welcome, and outside alcohol is not permitted. Seating includes padded chairs, benches and spots on the floor near the stage. Most seating is open aside from some reserved front rows, and availability can be limited at larger shows. Cushions or blankets are encouraged for comfort, and low back floor chairs up to 22 inches in total height are allowed. The event is all ages, and some seating will be available. A bar will serve those with valid ID, with proceeds supporting local music and nonprofits through the help of local sponsors. Non alcoholic elixirs, local beer, wine, cider and snacks will be offered. The cathedral is ADA accessible, with wheelchair seating near the front to the left of the stage. Only service animals as defined by the ADA are permitted. The setting is intentionally quiet, so conversation and phone use should be minimized and devices silenced. Entry may pause during songs to preserve the acoustics. Cameras with mechanical shutters are not allowed. There is no separate soundproof room, and sounds from the lobby carry into the hall, so plan accordingly when bringing young children.
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, SeattleThe Wood Brothers
The Wood Brothers bring their show to Neptune Theatre with a conservation effort at its core. In collaboration with American Friends of Canadian Conservation, $1 from each ticket supports The Nature Trust of British Columbia as they work to safeguard ecologically rich wetlands and protect irreplaceable land from development. Every dollar directed to this cause is matched with $2 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, increasing the support for endangered wetlands. This is an all-ages event, and a bar is available for guests with valid photo ID. There is an overall limit of eight tickets per patron, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile barcodes are issued four days before the event, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Unless stated otherwise, every attendee requires a ticket regardless of age. Babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and ramps provide access to the balcony level only.
Neptune TheatreTeen Suicide
The Crocodile in Seattle hosts a lineup featuring Teen Suicide, Cloud Nothings, and Anthers. Tickets start at $38.35.
The CrocodileSnail Mail
Snail Mail takes the stage at Moore Theatre in Seattle for a live concert.
Moore TheatreComedy Show: Jaboukie Young-White May 8th and 9th at Laughs Comedy Seattle
Enjoy four comedy shows featuring Jaboukie Young-White, a comedian, writer, filmmaker, and musician from Chicago. A minimum purchase of two items from the menu is required. Dinner service and a full bar will be available.
Laughs Comedy ClubJust Mustard
Just Mustard appears at the Tractor in Seattle. Tickets start at $21.99.
Tractor TavernZakir Khan Live
Zakir Khan brings a live show to Climate Pledge Arena. Please review the Arena Guide on the venue website for the bag policy and prohibited items. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, promoter, and venue presales, plus Amex presale and Amex reserved ticket options.
Climate Pledge ArenaGood Kid
Good Kid brings a high-energy rock show to Showbox SoDo with support from INOHA. Entry is open to all ages, and alcohol service is limited to guests 21 and over. Known for a punchy blend of J rock riffing, indie sparkle, and pop punk grit, the group began as a collaboration among five computer science students and grew into a worldwide community drawn to sharp lyrics, big hooks, and kinetic performances. Their debut full-length, Can We Hang Out Sometime?, pushes into rawer territory while keeping the anthems fans love, tracing the rush and fallout of relationships across songs like Wall, Coffee, Eastside, Rift, Cicada, Tornado, Tea Leaves, and the centerpiece Ginger Lemonade. The band also maintains deep ties with online creators, making their catalog easy to use across platforms and helping their music spread through streams, videos, and fan-driven collaborations. Presented by Showbox.
Showbox SoDoMay Edible Plant Sale
At Meridian Playground, this annual sale showcases an unmatched variety of organically, sustainably, and locally grown vegetable starts from the Puget Sound region. Every purchase supports Tilth Alliance programs throughout the year. The offerings focus on plants that thrive in the Pacific Northwest, including fruits and vegetables, culinary herbs, edible flowers, and pollinator-friendly options, along with gardening supplies to support abundant harvests. It is also a chance to discover new plants and varieties for a vibrant summer garden.
Meridian PlaygroundCyclops
Presented by Showbox, Cyclops takes place at The Showbox. Admission is limited to attendees 21 and over.
The ShowboxMother's Day Native Art Market
Honor the caregivers in your life at the Mother's Day Native Art Market, where you can explore unique jewelry, prints, artwork, and more offered directly by Native creators. Taking place at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, the market encourages shoppers to support Native and local businesses. Vendor notice: all communications about vending are handled only through official unitedindians.org email addresses, and inquiries will not come from personal Facebook accounts. Please stay alert for scams.
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural CenterCHROMEO (DJ SET) @ Q NIGHTCLUB
Chromeo performs at Q Nightclub in Seattle. Tickets are available for this event.
Q NightclubThe Midnight
The Midnight brings a live show to Paramount Theatre - Seattle in Seattle, WA. Catch the band on stage for an in-person performance at this venue.
Paramount TheatreSeattle Rock Orchestra
Seattle Rock Orchestra performs a program of The Beatles number one songs at Moore Theatre. Presented by STG, this all-ages concert features reserved seating, and doors open one hour before the performance.
Moore TheatreAn Evening with Justin Nozuka
Justin Nozuka takes the stage at Delusional Bird in Seattle. Tickets are available for this live performance.
Delusional BirdMichael Yo
See Michael Yo perform live.
Emerald City Comedy ClubFlorence + The Machine - Everybody Scream Tour
Florence + The Machine bring the Everybody Scream Tour to Climate Pledge Arena. Information about bag policies and prohibited items can be found in the venue’s Arena Guide on its website. Ticket options listed include a public onsale, Amex presale, Amex reserved and preferred tickets, a Florence + The Machine artist presale, and VIP packages presale and onsale.
Climate Pledge ArenaEcho & The Bunnymen
Echo & The Bunnymen bring a career-spanning show to Showbox SoDo, presented by Showbox. The Very Best of Echo & The Bunnymen 1978 to 2026 spotlights the songs behind a catalog that has produced 20 Top 20 singles and nine Top 20 albums. Early milestones like Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here, Porcupine, and Ocean Rain helped shape post-punk, and the band’s influence can be heard in artists such as Coldplay, The Killers, Garbage, The Flaming Lips, and Hole. Later releases including Evergreen, What Are You Going to Do with Your Life?, Flowers, Siberia, The Fountain, and Meteorites continued that legacy, leading up to The Stars & The Oceans & The Moon in 2018, which Q Magazine called magical. This event is for ages 21 and over.
Showbox SoDoTeen Mortgage
Teen Mortgage delivers a live entertainment experience perfect for a memorable night out. Whether you are meeting friends or finally catching the moment you have been waiting for, this show aims to make it special. Tickets are available, and seating may be limited.
The ShowboxRitt Momney
Find tickets for Ritt Momney at The Vera Project.
The Vera ProjectAlex G Tickets Seattle WA Showbox SoDo
Experience Alex G live at Showbox SoDo in Seattle, WA, with two dates listed. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace that often features premium seats, suites, and options for events that may be sold out at the original box office, with some listings below face value. Since 2005 it has fulfilled more than 100,000 ticket orders and currently lists over 40,000,000 tickets to sports, concert, and theatre events worldwide. All purchases come with a 100% guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, along with a 100% money back guarantee if the event is canceled and not rescheduled, excluding shipping. Prices are set by individual sellers and may be above or below face value. The exchange is not affiliated with the venue or the performer.
Arm's Length: There's A Whole World... North American Tour 2026
Arm's Length performs live at The Neptune Theatre in Seattle as part of a North American tour.
Neptune TheatreDemi Lovato
Demi Lovato takes the stage at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle with ADÉLA.
Climate Pledge ArenaGary Owen – Seattle
Gary Owen brings his stand-up to Seattle at the Moore Theatre, pairing sharp humor with a charismatic stage presence. Expect quick wit, crowd-pleasing punchlines, and a steady flow of laughs from start to finish. It shapes up to be a standout evening of comedy for the Pacific Northwest.
Moore TheatreThe Phantom of the Opera (Touring)
The touring production of The Phantom of the Opera is set for the Paramount Theatre. The balcony is accessible only by stairs and there is no elevator. Accessible seating is offered, and assistance with accommodations or companion seating can be arranged. The recommendation is for ages 8 and older, and a ticket is required for every attendee with no babies in arms. Purchases are limited to nine tickets per patron and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled. Support for group purchases is available for orders of ten or more. Mobile ticket barcodes are released four days before the performance, and resale and ticket transfer features are delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, the venue may change delivery methods, and orders that violate policies may be canceled without notice.
Paramount TheatreGary Owen: No Hard Feelings Tour
Gary Owen brings the No Hard Feelings Tour to Moore Theatre. The show is recommended for guests ages 12 and older. Ticketing policies apply. Each customer can purchase up to eight tickets, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. Ticket transferring is turned off for this event. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Unless specified otherwise, every attendee needs their own ticket, and infants are not permitted as lap children. Mobile barcodes will appear four days before the event, and delivery methods may be adjusted by the venue. Accessibility notes are in place. There is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by stairs and ramps. Accessible seating is prioritized for those who need it, and ushers will be available to assist upon arrival.
Moore TheatreCarlos Vives
Find tickets for Carlos Vives at WAMU Theater in Seattle.
WAMU TheaterAna Roxanne
New York based musician Ana Roxanne brings a contemplative blend of meditative electronics, dream pop textures, and ambient-driven songwriting. Her early self-titled EP was reissued by Leaving Records, and she later signed with Kranky for her full-length release Because Of A Flower. Influences range from the powerhouse R&B voices of the 1980s and 1990s to the Catholic choral traditions of her upbringing, shaping a personal sound that feels both atmospheric and timeworn, soothing and inward.
The Triple DoorYUNGBLUD: IDOLS - THE WORLD TOUR
YUNGBLUD brings IDOLS - THE WORLD TOUR to WAMU Theater for a standing room only concert. A limited amount of accessible seating will be offered on a first come, first served basis, and supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket purchases are capped at four per customer during presale and six during the public onsale, and orders above these limits may be canceled in part or in full. There are no refunds or exchanges, and re-entry is not allowed after exiting the venue. To make entry smoother, have your ticket open on your phone before reaching the self-scan pedestals. For the latest health and safety policies, check the venue’s website before the performance.
WAMU TheaterEmo Night Seattle Hosted by I Scream Social and Sub Gen
Emo Night Seattle takes over The Central Saloon with live tributes to early 2000s emo and nu metal, hosted by I Scream Social and Sub Gen. The lineup features I Scream Social, an emo pop punk tribute, together with Sub-Generation, a nu metal tribute, performing songs tied to Korn, MCR, Taking Back Sunday, Limp Bizkit, System of a Down, Fall Out Boy, and more. Following the Mariners game and the Yungblood concert, the night continues with a setlist of era favorites.
The Central SaloonSeattle Sounders FC vs. LA Galaxy
Seattle Sounders FC meets LA Galaxy at Lumen Field. Lumen Field and Sounders FC require clear bags for Sounders FC matches. Attendees may bring a transparent tote measuring no more than 12 x 6 x 12 inches, or a small clutch or purse up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches.
Lumen FieldQuiltworx Alaska Cruise 2026 - plus two more in 2027!
Set on the water, this weeklong round trip from Seattle pairs Alaska’s scenery with focused quilting time. Instruction comes from Carin Brimley, a Certified Instructor, and Lucy McKie, a Certified Shop Owner, who provide expert guidance and individual support. Work with the designated Quiltworx pattern or continue a personal project, with help available throughout and plenty of lighthearted moments. Each sailing includes perks such as discounts, special promotions, and swag bags. Two more are offered in 2027.
Seattle Cruise Port55th U District Street Fair
Celebrating its 55th year, this two-day street fair spans more than 15 blocks with artists and makers showcasing handmade work. Billed as Seattle's longest running and largest outdoor arts and crafts market, it offers an expansive selection to explore. The event is unticketed and open to the public, with no tickets required. Presented by The U District Partnership with support from sponsors and event partners.
U District SeattleJohn Butler
See John Butler with John Butler Trio at Moore Theatre.
Moore TheatreBrainDance for Every Body
Explore the foundations of the BrainDance, a movement approach created by Creative Dance Center founder Anne Green Gilbert and informed by somatic and movement pioneers. Centered on eight early developmental patterns that organize the body, strengthen the brain, and encourage expressive, coordinated motion, BrainDance offers a versatile structure that can serve as a warm-up, an energizing reset, or a calming movement meditation. This adult workshop presents the core sequences and practical methods for sharing them with movers across the lifespan, from school-age children to older adults. Participants will experience a variety of BrainDance formats and practice adapting pacing, language, imagery, music, and props to support diverse needs. Using the dance elements of Space, Time, Force, and Body, the session explores creative options that keep each experience fresh and engaging. Attendees leave with inclusive, age-appropriate variations and ready-to-use tools that spark creativity, integrate body and mind, and enhance movement experiences in classrooms, dance studios, community programs, senior living settings, and home practice. Age Group: Adults. Cost: $60 +tax.
Creative Dance CenterSeattle Mariners
Experience the Mariners Pregame Field Pass at T-Mobile Park. Entry begins at the Muckleshoot Diamond Club and Press Club Entrance. A valid game ticket is required to participate, and purchases are nonrefundable. Children aged 3 and under do not need a separate Pregame Field Pass. For start times and additional details, refer to the official Mariners Pregame Field Pass information.
T-Mobile ParkThe Afghan Whigs
The Afghan Whigs visit The Showbox on a 40th anniversary tour with Mercury Rev. The event is presented by Showbox Presents. Admission is for ages 21 and up.
The ShowboxAll the Stars and Boulevards 20th Anniversary // An Intimate Solo Performance of the Album in Full
At The Triple Door, Dan Layus marks 20 years of Augustana’s debut, All the Stars and Boulevards, with a one-person performance of the album from beginning to end. The set revisits the breakout single "Boston" alongside favorites "Sunday Best" and "Stars and Boulevards," presented in a close, personal setting to honor the occasion.
The Triple DoorKevin Morby
Presented by STG, Kevin Morby takes the stage at the Neptune Theatre with special guest Liam Kazar. This is a general admission performance. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Mobile ticket barcodes will appear 4 days before the show, and ticket transfers are paused until 7 days prior. The venue may update delivery methods as needed. Every attendee needs their own ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not allowed. Please note there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is via stairs and ramps.
Neptune TheatreSina Bathaie
Sina Bathaie will appear at Neptune Theatre in Seattle. Tickets are available for this event.
Neptune TheatreDanny Brown
Danny Brown takes the stage at Showbox SoDo in a show presented by Showbox. The performance welcomes attendees of all ages for entry, with alcoholic beverages available only to guests 21 and over.
Showbox SoDoStars on Ice U.S. - Seattle, WA
At Climate Pledge Arena, the 2026 Stars on Ice Tour spotlights the U.S. Figure Skating Team following their gold-winning return from Milan. The showcase highlights athletic excellence, passion, and sportsmanship, with programs drawn from standout performances. The cast includes Olympic champion Alysa Liu, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Ilia Malinin, Amber Glenn, Ellie Kam and Danny O'Shea, 2026 Olympian Isabeau Levito, Jason Brown, and more.
Climate Pledge ArenaLatin Jazz meets the Blues! w/ DESEO CARMIN
Get ready for a high-energy night as DESEO CARMIN, Seattle’s award-winning fusion ensemble, brings a bold mix of Latin jazz, funk, and flamenco to the stage. The group pairs striking musicianship with theatrical flair and passionate dance, crafting Spanish-inspired sounds with a modern edge and a spirit of spontaneity. The band is led by Stella Rossi, a Paraguayan-born vocalist, dancer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. She is joined by core members Andrei Stomma on flamenco and electric guitar and Camilo Estrada on bass guitar. The lineup expands with special guests Rafael Tranquilino, an award-winning blues guitarist, Bill Ray, a legendary drummer, and Alessandro Scott on bass, along with surprise performers who add fresh sparks to the show. DESEO CARMIN has appeared at major stages such as Benaroya Hall, McCaw Hall, The Broadway Center for the Performing Arts, and The Triple Door. The group has been featured in Seattle’s Out to Lunch concert series and the Seattle Latino Film Festival Opening Gala, with performances showcased on KING 5, KCTS9, Seattle Channel’s Art Zone, and international television in Paraguay and Chile.
The Royal RoomME, GRIMLOCK! // LIVING WITH A BEAR // DIRTY LIGHTS // TWO MINUTE HATE @ THE CENTRAL SALOON
A multi-band showcase at The Central Saloon features ME, GRIMLOCK!, Living With A Bear, Dirty Lights from Bremerton, and Two Minute Hate. It is presented by Punk Historian Booking, and the cover is $15.
The Central SaloonSoulful Cooking with Chef Adunni: Akara Waffles
At Curry Temple CME Church, Chef Adunni leads a live demonstration centered on Akara waffles, guiding attendees through hearty breakfast ideas that are high in protein and fiber, finished with flavorful toppings that keep added sugar to a minimum. The program spotlights budget-friendly, easy-to-find ingredients and simple cooking methods designed to fit a healthy lifestyle and support the prevention of chronic disease.
Curry Temple CME ChurchThe 2026 Gothic Pride Seattle Pageant
The 2026 edition of Gothic Pride Seattle's pageant will take place at LeFaux Playhouse at Julia's on Broadway.
LeFaux Playhouse at Julia's on BroadwayThe Phantom of the Opera (Touring)
The touring production of The Phantom of the Opera arrives at the Paramount Theatre. Please note that the balcony is accessible by stairs only and there is no elevator. Accessible seating is available, and assistance with accommodations or companion seating can be arranged by contacting the venue. The recommended minimum age is 8, and everyone must have a ticket regardless of age. Babies in arms are not permitted. Purchases are limited to nine tickets per customer, and orders above this limit may be canceled. For groups of ten or more, the venue’s group sales team can help with arrangements. Mobile barcodes are released four days before the performance, and resale or ticket transfers are delayed. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and delivery methods may change. Orders that do not follow these policies can be canceled without notice.
Paramount TheatreThe Scratch
Find tickets for The Scratch at Sunset Tavern.
The Sunset TavernMercer Island and Mount Si High School Jazz with Guest Artists Steve Kovalcheck and Dawn Clement
The program brings together Mercer Island and Mount Si High School jazz groups with special guests guitarist Steve Kovalcheck and pianist, vocalist, and composer Dawn Clement. Seating and dinner service are available, and the event welcomes all ages. Clement is a creative voice in contemporary jazz, equally rooted in tradition and open to new sounds, and has been praised by trombonist Julian Priester for the individuality of her approach. Originally from the Pacific Northwest and now based in Denver, she stays active in both the Seattle and Denver scenes. Her collaborative résumé includes work with Jane Ira Bloom, Ron Miles, Matt Wilson, René Marie, and Julian Priester. She recorded with säje on their GRAMMY-nominated debut and toured with the ensemble in the United States and Japan. Recent recording activity includes a trio with Steve Kovalcheck and Jon Hamar, the Esthesis Quartet with Bill Frisell, and a trio with Buster Williams and Matt Wilson. Clement also serves as Associate Professor and Area Coordinator for Jazz and American Improvised Music at Metropolitan State University of Denver, is frequently invited as a guest artist and clinician, and was recently named Artistic Director of the Centrum Jazz Workshop, succeeding bassist John Clayton. Kovalcheck is a guitarist and composer whose sound draws on the blues, rock, and country of his Nashville roots while reflecting a deep command of jazz. Now living in Colorado, he has performed widely across the United States and overseas, including appearances at The Hollywood Bowl, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Jazz Cruise, the Vail Jazz Party, and concert stages throughout Europe and Asia. His collaborations span Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton, Pat Bianchi, Terrell Stafford, René Marie, Bobby Floyd, Lewis Nash, Danny Gottlieb, Chris Potter, Nicholas Payton, and Howard Levy, with longstanding work alongside Jeff Hamilton in the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra and the Jeff Hamilton Organ Trio. Beyond jazz, his credits include projects with Robinella and the C.C. String Band, Carrie Rodriguez, Tommy Sims, Charles “Wigg” Walker, Russ Titelman, and Don Williams. He is Professor of Jazz Guitar at the University of Northern Colorado, teaching jazz guitar and improvisation in the university’s noted jazz studies program.
The Triple DoorCurren$y
Presented by Sean Healy Presents, Curren$y, also known as Spitta Andretti, is a New Orleans rapper celebrated for a relaxed Jet Life ethos and a vast body of work. He broke through in the mid-2000s with connections to No Limit Records and Lil Wayne's Young Money before forging a successful independent path. His style favors an easy, conversational flow with recurring themes of classic cars, high-end cannabis, and financial independence. In 2011 he launched Jet Life Recordings, which has grown into a collective that includes artists such as Young Roddy and Smoke DZA. Known for tireless output, he has released more than 90 projects across mixtapes, EPs, and albums.
El CorazonJoe Jackson
Joe Jackson performs live at Moore Theatre in Seattle.
Moore TheatreMAGIC SWORD / DANCE WITH THE DEAD: The Face Off Tour 2026 w/ Megan McDuffee
Part of The Face Off Tour 2026, this event at The Crocodile features Magic Sword and Dance With The Dead with Megan McDuffee.
The CrocodileQveen Herby - Isle of Qveen Tour
Qveen Herby brings the Isle of Qveen Tour to Moore Theatre. Purchases are capped at eight tickets per person and per card, and orders that break this rule may be canceled without notice. All purchases are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged. Mobile tickets will not display barcodes until four days before the show, and the venue may adjust delivery methods. Every attendee needs their own ticket regardless of age, and lap infants are not permitted. Please note there is no elevator, and access to the balcony is via stairs or ramps. Presale windows and a VIP package option are listed for this event.
Moore TheatreThe Brighton Beat
At Sea Monster Lounge, The Brighton Beat brings a high-energy blend that draws from Afrobeat touchstones like Fela Kuti, forward-looking NYC jazz, and the brass-fired funk tradition of New Orleans. Performing across the East Coast since 2010, the group is known for shows that pull the crowd into the experience and appeal to all ages. Expect upbeat, dance-ready instrumentals with plenty of space for the horn section to stretch out, and, at many performances, surprises such as guest vocalists, audience participation, sing-alongs, and even the occasional circus flair. The band has shared stages with artists including Femi Kuti, Roy Hargrove, Mike Stern, and The Soul Rebels, and in New York has appeared at notable rooms like Brooklyn Bowl, the Blue Note, and Joe’s Pub. Beyond the stage, they created Jazz In The Classroom, an in-school program that has reached students for nearly a decade. The lineup features educators and performers connected with Berklee, New England Conservatory, NYU, Broadway pits, first-call studio sessions, and international touring.
Sea Monster LoungeBlue Man Group
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Paramount TheatreNative Action Network's Silver and Sequins Fundraiser Gala
This fifth annual fundraising gala honors 25 years of Native Action Network at The Rainier Club. The experience includes a cocktail reception with a silent auction, a three course plated dinner accompanied by music and entertainment, and additional auction opportunities. A cash bar will be available throughout the event, including a signature cocktail. Suggested attire is semi-formal or formal, with silver and sequins encouraged in recognition of the milestone, and traditional dress is welcome. Valet parking is available on site for a fee. Sponsorships and table reservations are offered, with proceeds benefiting Native Action Network’s General Fund and programs such as the Legacy of Leadership Cohorts, Advocacy Boot Camp, and the Ambassador Program. Table sponsorships start at $2,000 for a table of eight. This event has sold out in previous years.
The Rainier ClubThe Circus of Second Chances
Longtime collaborators Emma Curtiss, Melissa Knowles, and Terry Crane channel their shared history and offbeat inventiveness into a whimsical, Dada-tinged circus adventure that wonders what the heart truly longs for. Expect capricious acrobatics that reach skyward, tumble into playful chaos, flip perspectives upside down, and delight in turning expectations inside out. The performance blends trapeze, rope, Cyr wheel, equilibrism, handbalancing, and clowning, all set to an original live score composed and performed by Kamila. The show runs approximately 90 minutes with no intermission and is suitable for audiences of all ages.
Run to END Hunger 5k
This community 5k race supports Backpack Brigade. The nonprofit works with schools across King County to provide weekend food bags for students experiencing homelessness and food insecurity. Participants run the course while raising awareness for a program focused on meeting weekend nutrition needs for kids.
Seward Park Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118, United StatesDaisy Grenade
Find tickets to see Daisy Grenade perform at The Vera Project.
The Vera ProjectAndres Cepeda
Andres Cepeda takes the stage at Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington.
Neptune TheatreMAY TAROT & ORACLE GIFT & SWAP | Ravenna Refills | LAST SUNDAY SWAP
This free community gathering at Ravenna Refills focuses on gifting and swapping tarot and oracle decks. Attendees can bring one or two complete decks to give, and they may discover a new favorite to take home. Sharing without taking a deck is welcome. The event is part of the shop’s monthly swap series that also includes clothing and puzzle exchanges, along with a rotating focus on books or tarot, with simple item limits to keep trades balanced. Access information: five steps lead to the space. Assistance is available on request, including having someone shop from the upper porch and bring items down. The activity takes place outdoors under a covered porch, with windows kept open.
Ravenna RefillsTRADEWINDS Native Marketplace
At the Metropole, a Native-centered networking gathering and marketplace brings together friends, professionals, and artists to share stories, build connections, and explore new ideas and opportunities. Hosted by Na’ah Illahee Fund and co-hosted by Seattle Urban Native Nonprofit (SUNN) members, including NAWDIM and Yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective, it takes place alongside Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Art Walk in Seattle.
the Metropole; 423 2nd Ave Ext S, Seattle, WA 98104Yacht Rock Revue Tickets Seattle WA Woodland Park Zoo
Yacht Rock Revue performs live at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace that has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders since 2005 and lists more than 40,000,000 tickets to concerts, sports, and theater events worldwide. Options can include premium seating and suites, and prices are set by individual sellers, so listings may be above or below face value. Every order is backed by a 100% guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, with a full refund if the event is canceled and not rescheduled, excluding shipping. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performer. Past customers often praise the service for helpful support, timely delivery, and great seats.
Louis Tomlinson - How Did We Get Here? World Tour
Louis Tomlinson brings the How Did We Get Here? World Tour to Climate Pledge Arena. Before attending, review the arena’s guide on the venue website for bag policies and items that are not allowed. Ticket options include a public onsale, artist presale, Spotify presale, local presales, and select ticket deals.
Climate Pledge ArenaFood Lovers Seattle - Good vibes - Great food - New friends - 10 participants maximum.
Food lovers in Seattle can take part in an intimate dinner focused on conversation and connection. Nomad Tables brings together curious, open minded diners at a different restaurant each month, whether a local favorite, a cozy hideaway, or a trendy spot. The group is limited to 8 to 10 people to keep discussions meaningful and the setting relaxed, and everyone pays for their own meal. It is more than a night out. It offers a way to discover hidden gems in the city and meet new friends around a shared table. Registration is required and only ten seats are available. Participants may attend on their own or with a friend.
Seattle6th Annual Marriage Retreat Cruise
Better Together Couples Ministry hosts the sixth annual marriage retreat cruise, a seven-day Alaskan voyage departing from Seattle with planned stops in Ketchikan, Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier, Skagway, and Victoria, Canada. Registration begins by completing a form, after which Dorothy Cartahena from the ministry will contact participants with deposit details. The deposit is $200 per couple.
Port of SeattleTab Benoit: Soul of the Swamp Tour in Seattle, WA
Tab Benoit's Soul of the Swamp Tour comes to Neptune Theatre with special guest Ghalia Volt Band. This all ages performance offers reserved seating on the floor and in the balcony, plus 50 standing room only spots. Tickets are on sale now. Ushers will be available on arrival to assist with accessible seating. There is an 8 ticket limit per patron, and orders above that amount may be canceled at the venue's discretion. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every person requires a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will be delayed until four days before the show.
Neptune TheatreJoe Robinson LIVE in Seattle, WA
Internationally recognized Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter Joe Robinson brings his solo show to Town Hall Seattle, uniting intricate fingerstyle playing with fluid electric improvisation, original compositions, and songs that move across genres. His career includes seven studio albums, early milestones such as major competition wins in Australia and the United States, and more than a thousand performances by his late teens. He has been featured in outlets like the Washington Post and the New York Times, and his musicianship has drawn praise from NPR, Guitar Player Magazine, Nashville Scene, and Grammy winner Rodney Crowell. In addition to the stage, he is an active educator who has led workshops at Berklee College of Music and Musicians Institute. This performance highlights the touch, range, and songwriting that have earned him a devoted global following.
Town Hall SeattleShordie Shordie
LNE presents Baltimore rapper Shordie Shordie at Neumos, joined by HoodTrophy Bino and Poiison. An albums-first artist, he handpicks from a deep well of tracks to build projects that listeners return to, laying bare complicated feelings as he moves between infatuation and heartbreak. This event is open to all ages, with bar access for guests 21 and over who have valid ID. Doors open at the time shown on the ticket, and the show typically begins a bit later, with details subject to change. All ticket sales are final unless the event is canceled. Supporting performers may be updated, and purchases that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled.
NeumosALIGN
Barboza hosts a night with ALIGN and special guests. Entry is limited to ages 21 and up with a valid ID, and minors are not permitted. Doors open at the time shown on the listing, and the performance typically begins about an hour later, though schedules can change. Please note that Barboza does not offer wheelchair access. Tickets are nonrefundable except in the case of event cancellation. Supporting acts may change, and purchases that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice.
BarbozaThe Kennedys Campfire At Sea: Alaska Summer Solstice Edition 2026!
This midsummer voyage with The Kennedys departs from the Seattle Cruise Ship Terminal and travels to Alaska among glaciers and towering mountains. There are long evening twilights and chances to see wildlife such as whales, moose, and eagles. On board, Pete and Maura present three private concerts reserved for the traveling group, along with a meet and greet and storytelling sessions. Casual jam sessions will happen as inspiration strikes, and participants can bring an instrument or add their voices.
Seattle Cruise Ship TerminalCouple's Massage Workshop
Build connection through touch at a couples massage workshop for partners or close friends. Instructors guide participants through a variety of techniques, and each pair alternates between giving and receiving during a three-hour session, working only with one another and the teaching team. The focus is on slowing down, appreciating the person they are with, and learning to touch in a way that feels good and affirming for both people. Afterward, participants receive materials and videos to keep practicing at home. A tuition refund is available if the promised enjoyable, skill-building experience is not achieved.
Massage ReimaginedArtists at the Center: Experience Education
Experience Education is presented by Artists at the Center, a free performance at the Mural Amphitheatre. The program is a multi-year collaboration of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center, supported by Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and the communities around the Seattle Center campus. It creates performance opportunities so artists can connect with new audiences, showcase their talents, and build their careers. Pop-up performances enliven the campus and surrounding neighborhood throughout the year. Each annual lineup is selected with an equity and social justice focus to ensure representation for underserved and rising artists, and spans music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and multidisciplinary work. The initiative is made possible through a 10-year grant from Climate Pledge Arena and the Seattle Kraken.
2026 Kids Taiko Summer Camp / Camp 1
Children entering grades 1 through 5 can immerse themselves in taiko during a weeklong camp based at the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Washington. Weekday sessions offer intensive practice that nurtures courage and confidence. Campers reconvene for a dress rehearsal on Saturday at JCCCW, then take the stage on Sunday at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue for a community performance. Performing before a large audience can be a powerful milestone that builds lasting courage and pride. Capacity is limited to 10 participants, and the program is offered in both English and Japanese.
Japanese Cultural & Community Center of WA ワ州日本文化会館New Moon Fusion - Oh Look a Strawberry Moon 🍓 - June 27
Experience the second installment of this quarterly fusion dance at Baila District, welcoming goblins, fae, muppets, cryptids, creatures and humans to the floor. Ticket details will be shared soon. A negative COVID test is required upon entry, and masks are requested until you are cleared to help keep everyone safe. Street parking is available on surrounding streets, and guests are asked not to park in the small private lot in the back.
Makers Art Market
Situated by the ocean at Alki Beach Park, this market brings together more than 30 Pacific Northwest makers showcasing ceramics, jewelry, paintings, pet accessories, and more. Browse the booths, then take advantage of nearby spots for lunch, coffee, or ice cream. It is a welcoming outing for friends and families and a chance to support the local creative community.
Alki Beach ParkStitches & Glaciers Alaska Crochet Cruise
Set sail from Seattle, Washington on a crochet cruise that heads north to Alaska and returns to Seattle. Onboard activities include workshops and a crochet after dark option. Workshop seating is limited and may sell out.
Seattle, WashingtonVillage Life Project Family Fundraiser
Village Life Project is hosting its first-ever fundraiser at Seward Park, at The Loop shelter #2. This milestone event marks the start of the project’s fundraising efforts.
Seward Park The LoopSeattle Summit To Sound - Cascade Mountains through Greater Seattle to Puget Sound
Pedal a connected route of rail trails and bike routes from the Cascade Mountains through greater Seattle to the waters of Puget Sound. Timed for a great season in the Pacific Northwest, this journey blends standout scenery with a balance of challenge and relaxation. It suits both experienced cyclists and casual riders, offering expansive views and a memorable way to experience Seattle, the Emerald City, and the surrounding region.
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