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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1
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FILM ⦿ at Beacon Cinema
‣ Jacques Tourneur’s The Leopard Man: an escaped leopard and a string of murders…
SUN NOV 1, 2PM — $15
MUSIC ⦿ in Bellevue
Redmond Tech Orchestra: The Origins of Modern Music
SUN NOV 1, 4PM
FREE and up (sliding scale)
EVENT ⦿ at Common Objects
Day of the Dead Youth Art Exhibit and Performance
NOV 1, 3PM to 5PM — FREE, RSVP please
FESTIVAL ⦿ at El Centro de la Raza
El Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead)
SUN NOV 1, NOON to 5PM
STAGE ⦿ at Hattie’s Hat
Play Reading Series: Hamlet (2nd half)
SUN NOV 1, 6PM — NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
MUSIC ⦿ at Highline High School
Highline Community Symphonic Band presents ‘Valor’
SUN NOV 1, 3PM — FREE
(donations appreciated)
FUN & GAMES & STAGE ⦿ at Hugo House
Whose Crit Is It, Anyway? Inspired by improv shows and Dungeons & Dragons, a cast of professional actors that will take on the characters you create.
SUN NOV 1, 4PM to 8PM
(18+ only) — $20
STAGE ⦿ in Kirkland
Young Frankenstein: The Mel Brooks Musical, at Studio East
SUN NOV 1, 2PM
$18 to $35
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Kubota Garden
Fall Color Tour of the magnificent and striking fall foliage of some of Kubota Garden’s most iconic trees
SUN NOV 1, 10AM — FREE, RSVP required
HELP ⦿ at Lincoln Park
Scream Club: a safe gathering for loud mental health
SUN NOV 1, 5:30 PM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿
at Music Center of the Northwest
Haydn & Beyond Workshop Ensemble
SUN NOV 1, 4PM — FREE
GAY RIGHTS ⦿ at Nordic National Museum
31st annual Wallenberg Lecture: Washington State Senator Marko Liias discusses LGBTQIA+ legislation here and in the Nordic region
SUN NOV 1, 11AM — $5
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
Castration Movie Chapter iii. Junior Ghosts—Premorphic Drift; a fragmentary passage
SUN NOV 1, 3:30 and 6:30 PM — $15
COMMUNITY ⦿ at OmCulture
Decent Social Skills: Conversation Cafe – Wallingford: Come chat with strangers in a low pressure, supportive environment the day after Halloween.
SUN NOV 1, 6:30 PM
RSVP required — NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Seattle Center Armory Hall
Festál: Dia De Muertos
SUN NOV 1 — FREE
STAGE ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Neha and Neel: A mother fears she has failed to pass her Indian language and culture down to her seventeen-year-old son, so they take a road trip to the historic Hope Diamond and witness a piece of Indian history.
SUN NOV 1, 2PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
‣ A film by Andrzej Wajda: The Birch Wood: In the early 1930s, a tubercular young man returns from Switzerland to live on his introverted older brother’s secluded farm in this painterly mediation on life and death.
SUN NOV 1, 2PM — $15
‣ Grand Illusion presents Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette
SUN NOV 1, 4:30 PM — $12
‣ Grand Illusion presents Eleanor Coppola’s Making Marie Antoinette
SUN NOV 1, 7:30 PM — $12
FOOD ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
90s Brunch: Come dressed in your 90s-best and we’ll serve you up some 90s inspired cocktails, and we’ll be giving away gifts while DJs play ’90s Hip Hop & R&B all brunch long.
SUN NOV 1, 10AM to 2PM
NO RESERVATIONS and NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
Venue does not accept cash.
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus.
SUN NOV 1, 2PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
FILM ⦿
at Tin Room Bar/Theater (Burien)
‣ Sweeney Todd
SUN NOV 1, 2PM — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
‣ Scary Movie
SUN NOV 1, 6PM — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
‣ Queen Of The Sky: A Demon Ballet: gravity bends, monsters descend from another dimension, and survival depends on finding the courage to rise.
SUN NOV 1, 2PM
$35 and up (sliding scale)
‣ Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
SUN NOV 1, 2PM
$5 to $50 (sliding scale)
HELP ⦿ at UHeights Center
Warm Winter Distribution: Pick up winter essentials – jackets, coats, hats, scarves, sweaters, and more
SUN NOV 1, 10AM to 1PM — FREE
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
SUN NOV 1, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ in Woodinville
Women’s Gentle Hike (with guided breathwork)
SUN NOV 1, 10:30 AM
FREE, RSVP please
ZOO ⦿ at Woodland Park Zoo
“Dynamic pricing” has decided the zoo will be affordable today!
SUN NOV 1 — $16.25
STAGE ⦿ at Youngstown Cultural Arts
The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals: a campy horror-comedy
SUN NOV 1, 1PM (final performance)
“pay what you can”
MONDAY NOVEMBER 2
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FILM ⦿ at Beacon Cinema
Jacques Tourneur’s The Leopard Man: an escaped leopard and a string of murders…
MON NOV 2, 4:30 PM — $15
MUSIC & LITERATURE ⦿
at Easy Street Records
Pearl Jam’s Jeff Ament & his brother Barry discuss their new book ‘Since Forever’
MON NOV 2, 7PM (all ages) — NO COVER
(but buy something, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
Palestine Cinema Days 2026: Foragers
MON NOV 2, 7PM — FREE, RSVP required
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Two-Lane Blacktop: The Driver and Mechanic (James Taylor and “The Beach Boys”‘ Dennis Wilson), with a hitchhiker in tow (Laurie Bird), race Warren Oates and his GTO across the southern United States in Monte Hellman’s masterpiece, perhaps the greatest road film ever made. (35mm)
MON NOV 2, 7PM — $18
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Winter Hansen discusses ‘What the Sea Keeps’ – Can two sisters tragically divided by land and sea reunite and reconcile before it’s too late?
MON NOV 2, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
LITERATURE ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Allison Aubrey with Katie Campbell: Your Turn: How to Create a Midlife You Love
MON NOV 2, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
MON NOV 2, 7:30 PM
$5 to $50 (sliding scale)
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Westlake Park
Moxie Monday Monthly: a bicycle ride for folks who are femme, trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and/or women
MON NOV 2, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
ZOO ⦿ at Woodland Park Zoo
“Dynamic pricing” has decided the zoo will be affordable today!
MON NOV 2 — $14.95
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3
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HISTORY ⦿ from Alaskan Way & Lenora St
Secrets of Seattle’s Historic Shoreline Walking Tour
TUE NOV 3, 10AM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿ at 2301 1st Avenue
Soapbox Project presents a concert featuring Manisha + what is spirituality? (dream sessions)
TUE NOV 3, 6PM
$14 for Soapbox first-timers
otherwise $15 to $56 (sliding scale)
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Stepping Off brings together accordionist-pianist-composer Simone Baron and clarinetist-penny whistle player-composer James Falzone in musical conversation built from shared instincts, deep listening, and a delight in discovery.
TUE NOV 3, 8PM
$10 to $20 (sliding scale) at the door
GOOD CITIZENSHIP
⦿ at Good Society West Seattle
West Seattle Indivisible’s Election Night Watch Party
TUE NOV 3, 6PM to 9PM — NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
MUSIC ⦿ at Perihelion Brewery
Cyndi Moring and Lucille Street Band
TUE NOV 3, 7PM (all ages) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at Seattle Open Arts Place
Seattle Open Screen: an open mic night for Washington filmmakers
TUE NOV 3, 7:30 PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Grand Illusion presents Withdrawal: indie filmmaking at its finest, with writer/director/editor Aaron Strand for an in-person intro and Q&A.
TUE NOV 3, 7:15 PM — $12
CANCELLEDMUSIC ⦿
at UW Jones Playhouse Theater
UW Guest Pianist Recital: Joanne Polk
TUE NOV 3, 7:30 PM
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4
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HISTORY & COMMUNITY ⦿ at
Dexter Horton Building, Suite 300
American History Traveling Museum: The Unspoken Truths
WED NOV 4, 1PM to 5PM — FREE
LITERATURE ⦿ at Hugo House
Collections—A Live Magazine and Public Club: a monthly showcase of both live readers and video performances featuring a diversity of positions, styles, and modes: poetry juxtaposing story; literary fiction opposing memoir; drama next to genre fiction.
WED NOV 4, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
(donations appreciated)
LITERATURE ⦿ at Jack Straw Cultural Center
Birdbrains: The Jack Straw Reading
WED NOV 4, 7PM
STAGE ⦿ at Jules Maes Saloon
Plays on Tap: Foreclosure, by Vincent Delaney
WED NOV 4, 7:30 PM doors
(21+ only) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at Majestic Bay Theatres
Retro night: Star Trek: The Motion Picture
WED NOV 4, 7PM
$15.50 (includes all fees)
COMMUNITY ⦿
at Mr B’s Meadery (White Center)
Happy Hour for Sad People: Being with other grievers eases the loneliness. You might even have some fun (no pressure!).
WED NOV 4, 5:30 to 7:30 PM (18+ only)
NO COVER; FREE, RSVP please
(and buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Tactility and Memory
WED NOV 4, 7PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
“Nouvelles Femmes” (classic French films with English subtitles) — A Man and a Woman
WED NOV 4, 7:30 PM — $18
DANCE ⦿ at South Park Hall
Swing It Wednesday: swing lesson & dance with Andrew Fox & His Symphonic Six
WED NOV 4, 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$15 and up (sliding scale)
LITERATURE ⦿
at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Donna Miscolta discusses ‘Ofelia and Norma’ – Twin sisters find their bond tested by radically different experiences with weight and body shaming.
WED NOV 4, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Center Auditorium
Don’t Call It a Journey: a tender, funny solo show that resists the tidy arc that “journey” suggests. Instead, it’s built from the objects, the inside jokes, the mistranslations between Spanish and English, and the absurd bureaucracy of illness that actually make up a life — and a loss.
WED NOV 4, 7:30 PM
$9.94 to $42.75
(sliding scale; includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
WED NOV 4, 8PM — Click for prices.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5
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CULTURE ⦿ in Auburn
Beyond Treaties: Native Stories of Survival and Strength
THU NOV 5, 5:30 PM — FREE
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Carkeek Park
Birds Connect Seattle’s Neighborhood Bird Outing
THU NOV 5, 9 in the morning
GOOD CITIZENSHIP
⦿ at Christ Episcopal Church
Northeast and Northwest Seattle Neighborhood Group Meeting
THU NOV 5, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
GOOD CITIZENSHIP ⦿ at City Hall
Seattle City Hall Speakout: Cut the police budget, not housing & services! Raise the Amazon tax!
THU NOV 5, 4PM
COMMUNITY ⦿ at El Centro de la Raza
Café con El Centro de la Raza Tour: See what we’re doing to build our “Beloved Community” and how you can join us.
THU NOV 5, 8:30 in the morning — FREE
LITERATURE ⦿ at Folio
Murder and Mayhem with Gerald Elias, Kate Jackson, and Charles Philipp Martin
THU NOV 5, 6PM
$20 to $50 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
STAGE ⦿ at Fremont Abbey
The Moth StorySlam
THU NOV 5, 8PM doors
$20.21 (includes all fees)
MUSIC ⦿ at Garfield / Quincy Jones
Jazz Kickoff Concert
THU NOV 5, 7PM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Seattle saxophonist Evan Smith performs a solo set of his own music.
THU NOV 5, 8PM
$5 to $20 (sliding scale) at the door
HISTORY ⦿ at MOHAI
Living Voices: Native Vision: Experience the Native American boarding schools & the Code Talkers through the eyes of a Navajo woman during WW2.
THU NOV 5, 5:30 PM — FREE
Part of Free First Thursday.
COMMUNITY
⦿ at Nomadic Wine Dispensary
Decent Social Skills: Facing Rejection
THU NOV 5, 6:30 PM — RSVP required
$5 to $10 suggested donation
FILM ⦿ at Nordic National Museum
Loki Pete film screening and discussion
THU NOV 5, 7PM — $10
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Beyond Borders
THU NOV 5, 7PM — $15
‣ Tonight only: Seattle Film Society presents Truth To Fiction: Cameraperson: A boxing match in Brooklyn; life in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina; the daily routine of a Nigerian midwife; an intimate family moment at home: these scenes and others are woven into a tapestry of footage captured over the twenty-five-year career of documentary cinematographer Kirsten Johnson.
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
MUSIC ⦿ at Seattle Art Museum
Vocal & Instrumental Works by Cécile Chaminade
THU NOV 5, NOON — FREE
Part of Free First Thursday.
STAGE ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Neha and Neel: A mother fears she has failed to pass her Indian language and culture down to her seventeen-year-old son, so they take a road trip to the historic Hope Diamond and witness a piece of Indian history.
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Two-Lane Blacktop: The Driver and Mechanic (James Taylor and “The Beach Boys”‘ Dennis Wilson), with a hitchhiker in tow (Laurie Bird), race Warren Oates and his GTO across the southern United States in Monte Hellman’s masterpiece, perhaps the greatest road film ever made. (35mm)
THU NOV 5, 7PM — $18
HISTORY ⦿ at Stimson-Green Mansion
Really Old Food, A Love Story: Explore food that is so old, unusual, or meaningful that no one dares throw it away.
NOV 5, 7:30 PM (21+ only) — $10
The mansion is not wheelchair accessible.
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (Understudy performance tonight, with Filipino Mythology post-show panel.)
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Jodi-Ann Burey discusses the kick-ass book ‘Authentic: The Myth of Bringing Your Full Self to Work’
THU NOV 5, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
LITERATURE ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
‣ Nigel Ng discusses his book ‘Don’t Mess Up Your Rice: 70 Recipes to Impress Uncle Roger’
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
‣ Valeria Luiselli discusses her novel, ‘Beginning Middle End’, the tale of a mother and a daughter starting over, searching for a new story.
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
‣ Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM — $26
‣ Queen Of The Sky: A Demon Ballet: gravity bends, monsters descend from another dimension, and survival depends on finding the courage to rise.
THU NOV 5, 8PM
$35 and up (sliding scale)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Loose Cannons: Seattle improv at its most unpredictable
THU NOV 5, 8PM — Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
THU NOV 5, 7:30 PM — $27
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6
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STAGE ⦿ at Atlas Theatre
Cabaret Roulette: an improvised cabaret with a spin
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM (18+ only)
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Improv of Shame: laughing through the universal trauma of youth
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$18 to $23 (sliding scale)
SCIENCE ⦿ in Duvall
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Duvall Stargazing
FRI NOV 6, 5PM — FREE, RSVP required
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Obscure & Terrible recordings presents Paurl Walsh with his new symphony recording, “Exploratory Orchestral Aestheses for the Induction of Ecstatic States in Human Subjects” as a quadraphonic listening experience.
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$5 to $20 (sliding scale) at the door
No-one turned away for lack of funds.
FILM ⦿ at Henry Art Gallery
UW Student Film Showcase: short films made by students in the University of Washington’s Department of Cinema & Media Studies
FRI NOV 6, 2PM — FREE, RSVP please
D-I-Y & LITERATURE ⦿ at Hugo House
Long Story Short: a volunteer run quarterly zine event
FRI NOV 6, 5PM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Jules Maes Saloon
Day of the Dead Can Dance
FRI NOV 6, 7PM doors (21+ only)
$17.30 (includes all fees)
STAGE ⦿ in Kirkland
Young Frankenstein: The Mel Brooks Musical, at Studio East
FRI NOV 6, 7PM — $18 to $35
ART MARKET ⦿
at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
38th Annual Best of the Northwest Fall Show
FRI NOV 6 thru SUN NOV 8
Today: 2PM to 7PM — $5
DANCE ⦿ at Mother Aerie Eagles Club
Gator Boy’s Juke Joint: dance lesson & dance to soulful, groovy sounds
FRI NOV 6, 6:30 lesson, 7:30 dance
$15 at the door
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Tainted
FRI NOV 6, 4:30 PM — $15
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Expanded Cinema Performance and Film
FRI NOV 6, 7PM — $18
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
COMEDY ⦿ at Seattle Open Arts Place
‣ Bandit Theater presents Mad Science: Scientists teach you something. Comedians make you laugh!
FRI NOV 6, 7PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
‣ Bandit Theater presents Off the Page: improv comedy inspired by books and authors
FRI NOV 6, 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
‣ Bandit Theater presents Regency: A Bridgerton-inspired comedy show
FRI NOV 6, 9:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
STAGE ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Neha and Neel: A mother fears she has failed to pass her Indian language and culture down to her seventeen-year-old son, so they take a road trip to the historic Hope Diamond and witness a piece of Indian history.
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (Accessibility night)
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
Masks are required for this event.
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Seattle poet Claudia Castro Luna reads from her memoir, ‘The Flowers Along the Way’
FRI NOV 6, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Global Rhythms presents true blues: Corey Harris and Cedric Watson
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM
$25 to $50 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
‣ Queen Of The Sky: A Demon Ballet: gravity bends, monsters descend from another dimension, and survival depends on finding the courage to rise.
FRI NOV 6, 8PM
$35 and up (sliding scale)
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM — $26
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 6, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
FRI NOV 6, 7:30 PM — $27
SCIENCE ⦿ in Woodinville
Introduction to Night Sky and Telescopes
FRI NOV 6, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7
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D-I-Y ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Remake: a free art workshop. We have sewing supplies, hot glue guns, weaving tools, paint airbrushes, and plenty more ready for you to explore.
SAT NOV 7, 5PM (21+ only) — FREE
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Leather Weather: Queer Leather Night
SAT NOV 7, 10PM (21+ only)
$12.51 (includes all fees)
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
FILM ⦿ at Beacon Cinema
‣ Nicolas Cage in Adaptation
SAT NOV 7, 5PM — $15
MARKET ⦿ at Bike Works Warehouse
Bike Works Warehouse Sale: as-is bikes, parts, and who knows what else
SAT NOV 7, 1PM to 4PM
FILM ⦿ at Blue Mouse Theatre (Tacoma)
The Lego Batman Movie
NOV 7, 11AM — FREE
Sponsored by a local business, so there’ll be a pitch, but free is free.
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Carkeek Park
Woodland walk exploring the fall forest by color, looking for signs of the changing seasons, the forest and all the animals that live there. We will also visit the old Pipers orchard to check out the apples & fruit trees…
SAT NOV 7, 10AM
$20, RSVP required
WOO ⦿ at Discover Park
National Nordic Museum’s Forest Bathing
SAT NOV 7, 10AM — $30
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Freeway Park
Bulb Planting Party
SAT NOV 7, 10AM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Gallery B612
Peony Princess Mini-Concert: Happily Ever After
SAT NOV 7, 1:30 PM
$15 (standing) or $25 (seated)
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Morgan O., with Asa Nakagawa and Precious Bane, in a benefit for Puget Sound Prisoner Support (PSPS).
SAT NOV 7, 8PM
$5 to $20 (sliding scale) at the door
STAGE ⦿ in Kirkland
Young Frankenstein: The Mel Brooks Musical, at Studio East
SAT NOV 7, 2PM and 7PM
$18 to $35
MUSIC ⦿ at Kraken Bar & Lounge
Picket Line, Nor/Me, Dead Streets, The Makhnos
SAT NOV 7, 7PM doors
(21+ only) — $12 at the door
No-one turned away for lack of funds.
FUN & GAMES ⦿ in Lake Stevens
Doubleheader: Quake Rugby vs Snohomish Rhinos
SAT NOV 7, click for times
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Leif Erikson Hall
Dance lesson & dance, featuring The Mortgage Lifters
SAT NOV 7, 7PM — $25
ART MARKET ⦿
at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
38th Annual Best of the Northwest Fall Show
SAT NOV 7 thru SUN NOV 8
Today: 10AM to 6PM — $5
OUT & ABOUT
⦿ from Merrill Court Townhouses
Harvard Belmont walking tour: The Rich Life on Capitol Hill
SAT NOV 7, 10AM — $27.50
SCIENCE ⦿ in North Bend
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Snoqualmie Point Stargazing
SAT NOV 7, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
COMEDY ⦿ at North Bend Theatre
Seattle International Comedy Competition, round one
SAT NOV 7, 8PM — $25
COMMUNITY ⦿ from Northeast Library
Mid Century Delights: NW Contemporary comes to Ravenna/Bryant
SAT NOV 7, 10AM — $27.50
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Pattern and Place
SAT NOV 7, 3PM — $15
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – We Are All Together
SAT NOV 7, 5PM — $15
‣ Engauge Experimental Film Festival 2026 – Rankin Renwick Solo Show
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM — $18
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
MUSIC ⦿ at Phinney Center
Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman: fiddle & piano music from two of New England’s top Celtic artists
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Seattle Center Armory Hall
Festál: Diwali: Lights of India
SAT NOV 7 — FREE
COMEDY ⦿ at Seattle Open Arts Place
‣ Bandit Theater presents Dear Diary: Come for the secrets. Stay for the comedy. And be very grateful no one found your diary.
SAT NOV 7, 7PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
‣ Bandit Theater presents Inkprov: Tattoo artists talk about life, art, and everything, while our team of improvisers creates comedy, and someone in the audience wins a free tattoo.
SAT NOV 7, 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
‣ Bandit Theater presents Regency: A Bridgerton-inspired comedy show
SAT NOV 7, 9:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
STAGE ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Neha and Neel: A mother fears she has failed to pass her Indian language and culture down to her seventeen-year-old son, so they take a road trip to the historic Hope Diamond and witness a piece of Indian history.
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
Seattle Turkish Film Festival
SAT NOV 7 thru SUN NOV 8
Click for info.
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
A film by Andrzej Wajda: The Promised Land: This sweeping, anti-capitalist epic set in 19th century Łódź follows three friends who open a textile factory during the ruthlessly competitive Industrial Revolution. Wajda’s first Academy Award-nominated drama remains one of his most celebrated films.
SAT NOV 7, 2PM — $15
FUN & GAMES ⦿ at Southgate Roller Rink
Roller Derby Fall Brawl: Rainier Roller Riot vs Crow City Derby
SAT NOV 7, 4:30 PM doors — $20
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus.
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
SCIENCE ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Revolutionary Grains present Engrained Is Our Story: A Living Seed-Bank and Story-Telling Quilt
SAT NOV 7, 5:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
‣ Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
SAT NOV 7, 2PM
$5 to $50 (sliding scale)
and 7:30 PM — $26
‣ Queen Of The Sky: A Demon Ballet: gravity bends, monsters descend from another dimension, and survival depends on finding the courage to rise.
SAT NOV 7, 8PM
$35 and up (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Center Auditorium
Don’t Call It a Journey: a tender, funny solo show that resists the tidy arc that “journey” suggests. Instead, it’s built from the objects, the inside jokes, the mistranslations between Spanish and English, and the absurd bureaucracy of illness that actually make up a life — and a loss.
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM
$9.94 to $42.75
(sliding scale; includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
‣ Improv Comedy
SAT NOV 7, click for showtimes & prices
‣ Rocky Horror Improv Show
SAT NOV 7, 11:30 PM (18+ only)
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
SAT NOV 7, 7:30 PM — $27
OPEN MIC ⦿ at 415 Westlake
The Living Room: an intimate, BIPOC-centered open mic experience designed to create a space where creativity, culture, and community come together
SAT NOV 7, 7PM — $16
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8
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D-I-Y ⦿ at Capitol Hill Tool Library
Intro to Woodshop: Safety and Basics
SUN NOV 8, 2:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
STAGE ⦿ in Kirkland
Young Frankenstein: The Mel Brooks Musical, at Studio East
SUN NOV 8, 2PM (final performance)
$18 to $35
FUN & GAMES ⦿ in Lake Stevens
Doubleheader: Quake Rugby vs Snohomish Rhinos
SUN NOV 8, click for times
ART MARKET ⦿
at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
38th Annual Best of the Northwest Fall Show
SUN NOV 8, 10AM to 5PM — $5
DANCE ⦿ at Mercer Island VFW
20th annual Louisianathon: 6 Bands, and a Cajun Jam session to kick things off. Dance Lessons with Sean “Gator Boy” Donovan, Cajun food for purchase from FollowMe Catering.
SUN NOV 8, 12:30 to 7PM — $20
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Vagabond: a defiant young drifter is found frozen to death in a ditch
SUN NOV 8, 3PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Neha and Neel: A mother fears she has failed to pass her Indian language and culture down to her seventeen-year-old son, so they take a road trip to the historic Hope Diamond and witness a piece of Indian history.
SUN NOV 8, 2PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
OUT & ABOUT ⦿
from Seward Park Clay Studio
Feminist Bird Club Seattle: Seward Park Bird Outing
SUN NOV 8, 10AM — FREE, RSVP required
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
Seattle Turkish Film Festival
SUN NOV 8 — Click for info.
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
A film by Andrzej Wajda: Man of Marble: Student filmmaker Agnieszka sets out to discover the truth about a discredited labor hero, a man remembered in Stalinist Poland only through statues made of him languishing in cellars.
SUN NOV 8, 2PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
‣ Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (Accessibility matinee, with care & grief post-show panel)
SUN NOV 8, 2PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
Masks are required for this event.
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
‣ The Sunday Night Shuga Shaq: an all-BIPOC burlesque and drag revue
SUN NOV 8, 7PM (21+ only)
$35 and up (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Seward Park
Megan Woodward discusses their new book ‘No Ifs, Ands, or Butts’, the unforgettable story of a bear, a squirrel, two rams, a pig, a pirate, an astronaut, a talking taco…and their butts.
SUN NOV 8, 11AM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Seattle Festival Orchestra presents Sabre Dance: A Celebration of Armenian Music, pre-concert talk hosted by Sean MacLean of Classical KING FM
SUN NOV 8, 1:30 PM — $20
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
SUN NOV 8, 2PM — $26
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
SUN NOV 8, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
SUN NOV 8, 2PM — $27
COMEDY & SCIENCE ⦿ at Vermillion
Corpus Callosum: funny stories of science, health, and medicine
SUN NOV 8, 6:30 PM doors
HISTORY
⦿ at Washington Pioneer Hall
Open History House
SUN NOV 8, 1PM to 4PM
FREE, RSVP please
MONDAY NOVEMBER 9
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FUN & GAMES ⦿ at Belltown Yacht Club
Bob’s Burgers Trivia Seasons 1-9
MON NOV 9, 7PM (21+ only)
$10.89 (includes all fees)
MUSIC ⦿ at Conor Byrne Co-Op
Rent Party Ensemble: swing lesson & dance
MON NOV 9, 7PM doors (21+ only)
NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
EVENT ⦿ at Folio
Fulton Street Chamber Players Fall Concert
MON NOV 9, 6PM
$38 or “pay what you can”
COMEDY ⦿ at Jules Maes Saloon
Late for Work Improv: a comedy variety show
MON NOV 9, 6:30 PM doors (all ages)
$12.15 (includes all fees)
HISTORY ⦿ in Kent
Hidden Layers: Women’s Undergarments and How They’ve Shaped Ladies’ Liberties
MON NOV 9, 1PM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at KEXP studios
Matinee mini-concert: Genesis Owusu
MON NOV 9, 11AM — FREE
Airs live on 90.3 FM and KEXP.org.
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Vagabond: a defiant young drifter is found frozen to death in a ditch
MON NOV 9, 7PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club: The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
MON NOV 9, 6:30 PM — $12
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus.
MON NOV 9, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Seward Park
Journalist Stefanie O’Connell discusses her book ‘The Ambition Penalty: How Corporate Culture Tells Women to Step Up—and Then Pushes Them Down’
MON NOV 9, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Guest Orchestra Concert: Seattle Modern Orchestra, “90/100”
MON NOV 9, 7:30 PM — $10
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10
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OUT & ABOUT ⦿ in Issaquah
Issaquah Alps Trails Club: Explore Grand Ridge Park
TUE NOV 10, 10AM — FREE, RSVP required
(donations appreciated)
ARCHITECTURE ⦿ at LMN’s The Shop
Private to Public: an intimate talk and cocktail hour with architect Omar Gandhi about the evolution of his design practice in Nova Scotia.
TUE NOV 10, 5:30 PM — $5 to $10
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Vagabond: a defiant young drifter is found frozen to death in a ditch
TUE NOV 10, 7PM — $15
MUSIC ⦿ at Perihelion Brewery
Sarah Brunner
TUE NOV 10, 7PM (all ages) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
MUSIC ⦿ at The Roadhouse
(Angle Lake Link Station)
Jazz Jam Night
TUE NOV 10, 7PM show (all ages)
FREE, RSVP please
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
“Nouvelles Femmes” (classic French films with English subtitles) — Pierrot le Fou (35mm)
TUE NOV 10, 7:30 PM — $18
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Seward Park
Educator and theater director Nicole M. Brewer discusses her new book, ‘The Antiracist Theatre: Crafting Theatrical Collaboration’
TUE NOV 10, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
EVENT ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Washington State University’s William D. Ruckelshaus Center presents Champions of Collaboration Awards 2026: Eric Liu of Citizen University
TUE NOV 10, 6:30 PM
$25 to $100 (sliding scale)
CULTURE ⦿ at Tukwila Library
Beyond Treaties: Native Stories of Survival and Strength
TUE NOV 10, 6PM — FREE
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
TUE NOV 10, 7:30 PM — $27
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11
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Libraries and public offices will be closed in observance of Veterans’ Day.
STAGE ⦿ at The College Inn Pub
Cold Reads/Cold Brews: We gather, we read plays, we talk about plays, we sip a beer (or other tasty drink), we have some laughs, we have some fries, and in the end, we have fun together, while experiencing life through the words of playwrights from all over the world.
WED NOV 11, 7PM — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at Majestic Bay Theatres
Retro night: Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
WED NOV 11, 7PM
$15.50 (includes all fees)
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at all National Parks
Honor veterans with a free day at a national park. Mt Rainier, Olympic, and North Cascades are within easy driving distance.
WED NOV 11 — FREE admission
DANCE ⦿ at South Park Hall
Swing It Wednesday: swing lesson & dance with Swing 3PO
WED NOV 11, 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$15 and up (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (Accessibility night, and understudy performance)
WED NOV 11, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
Masks are required for this event.
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Palestinian scholar and activist Nada Elia discusses her new book, ‘Falastiniyyat: A Century of Palestinian Feminisms’
WED NOV 11, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
GOOD CITIZENSHIP ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Housing Development Consortium of Seattle-King County presents Affordable Housing Town Hall, featuring Gregg Colburn
WED NOV 11, 5PM — FREE, RSVP please
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
WED NOV 11, 8PM — Click for prices.
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at all Washington State Parks
Free parking & admission, celebrating Veterans Day
WED NOV 11 — FREE
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12
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ART ⦿ at Frye Art Museum
Art History Lecture Series: Jeffrey Gibson
NOV 12, 11:30 AM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Composer Nat Evans performs his new album, What Are Days For, about the grief of losing loved ones, relationships with plants, surfing, home, and the light of the west coast.
THU NOV 12, 8PM
$5 to $20 (sliding scale) at the door
No-one turned away for lack of funds.
FILM ⦿ at MOHAI
Unrecognized: The Duwamish Tribe: Drawing on historical records, lived experience, and behind-the-scenes decisions about public art, the half-hour film shows how the struggle for recognition is both political and cultural. Join filmmaker BJ Bullert and Duwamish Tribe Council Member Ken Workman for a screening and conversation about the local tribe that refuses to be erased.
THU NOV 12, 7PM
FREE to $50 (sliding scale)
The rest of the museum will be closed.
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ A classic thriller: The Parallax View
THU NOV 12, 7PM — $15
‣ Zi: In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night—and possibly her life.
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM — $15
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from PACCAR Pavillion
Birds Connect Seattle’s Neighborhood Bird Outing: Olympic Sculpture Park and Pier 70
THU NOV 12, 9 in the morning
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
MUSIC ⦿ in Redmond
Open Jazz Night at Soul Food CoffeeHouse
THU NOV 12, 6PM to 8PM — NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
MUSIC & ART ⦿ at Side Rail Collective
interPlay: an evening centered around live music as a spark for creative play
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Candy Mountain: A mediocre musician wanders the road in search of the world’s greatest, and most reclusive, guitar maker in this cult rock ‘n’ roll odyssey. (35mm)
THU NOV 12, 7PM — $18
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (Activist post-show panel)
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Stephanie Wrobel discusses her new novel, ‘Revenge Plot’ – “a truly madcap psychological thriller full of dark humor and delightful twists.”
THU NOV 12, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
ARCHITECTURE ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington presents 2026 Fall Forum: Preserving History Through Seismic Innovation: The Salt Lake Temple Renovation
THU NOV 12, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
DEATH ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
April Pride presents Psychedelic Salon: End-of-Life Psychedelic Care, with Christine Caldwell and Laura Sullivan Cassidy
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM — $26
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Loose Cannons: Seattle improv at its most unpredictable
THU NOV 12, 8PM — Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
THU NOV 12, 7:30 PM — $27
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13
🠅
ART ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Lucky You: Friday The 13th Tattoo Event
FRI NOV 13, 5PM to 9PM (18+ only)
Entry by donation at the door.
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
COMEDY ⦿ at Atlas Theatre
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 13, 9:30 PM
MUSIC ⦿ at Couth Buzzard
Tom Nolet
FRI NOV 13, 6PM
NO COVER (donations appreciated)
(and buy something, ya cheap bastard)
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
COMEDY ⦿ at Fremont Abbey
Bandit Theater presents: Bandit Theater presents: Dear Diary (7PM) & Mad Science (8:30 PM)
FRI NOV 13 (all ages)
$17.95 either show (includes all fees)
$26.43 both shows (includes all fees)
MARKET ⦿ at Magnuson Park Hanger 30
Gobble Up foodie fest “first bite night”
FRI NOV 13 and SAT NOV 14
Tonight: 5PM to 8PM
$10.47 (includes all fees)
DANCE ⦿ at Mother Aerie Eagles Club
The Buckaroosters: a little 2-step, a little swing, a dance lesson, and a perfectly spicy groove
FRI NOV 13, 6:30 lesson, 7:30 dance
$25 at the door
MARKET ⦿
at Mount Baker Community Club
Holiday Arts & Crafts Sale: Browse unique, handmade gifts from local artisans and vendors, with something special for everyone on your list.
FRI NOV 13 and SAT NOV 14
Today: 4PM to 8PM
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Zi: In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night—and possibly her life.
FRI NOV 13, 5PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Seattle Film Critics Society PNW Awards: A Simple Machine: Coming out of the pandemic, an idealistic but indecisive young man makes a series of radical choices to get himself out of debt without telling his girlfriend-practically fiancée that he’s going to be homeless.
FRI NOV 13, 6:30 PM — $18
MUSIC ⦿ aboard the SS Virginia V
Intimate Concert on a Steamship
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM doors — $25
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus.
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
EARTH ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
From Awe to Action: how Indigenous knowledge, science, and cultural traditions continue to shape conservation today
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast?
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM — $26
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 13, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
FRI NOV 13, 7:30 PM — $27
DANCE ⦿ at Vermillion
Soulectro: dance to soul, hiphop, funk, house and local artists
FRI NOV 13, 10PM to LATE (21+ only)
$10 suggested donation at the door
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14
🠅
D-I-Y ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Remake: a free art workshop. We have sewing supplies, hot glue guns, weaving tools, paint airbrushes, and plenty more ready for you to explore.
SAT NOV 14, 5PM (21+ only) — FREE
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Asylum Collective
The Original Sapphic Soiree: Polaroids, tarot, tattoos —but for ladies only—
SAT NOV 14, 9PM (21+ only)
$12.51 (includes all fees)
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
COMEDY ⦿ at Atlas Theatre
Improv Comedy
SAT NOV 14, 9:30 PM
D-I-Y ⦿ at Bike Works Warehouse
Bike Works Open Shop: use our tools and repair stands with or without the help of a professional mechanic
SAT NOV 14, 1PM to 5PM — (sliding scale)
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Broadview Library
Northwest Backyard Barter: Bring and barter for anything handmade, crafted or cooked by you, homegrown items, produce from your garden or animals, wildcrafted or foraged items, or skills you can share at the event, like knife sharpening, short massage, flash fiction writing.
SAT NOV 14, 10AM to NOON — FREE
Absolutely no cash or other form of money is to be exchanged at this event. This is not a place to sell things.
MUSIC ⦿ at C & P Coffee
The Brews Brothers: an acoustic trio focusing on folk, blues, and old rock ‘n’ roll tunes
SAT NOV 14, 6PM
NO COVER (donations appreciated)
LITERATURE ⦿ at Central Library
Bestselling progressive fantasy authors discuss all things LitRPG, creativity, writing, and sandwiches.
SAT NOV 14, 2PM — FREE, RSVP please
MUSIC ⦿ at Couth Buzzard
Tom Nolet
SAT NOV 14, 6PM
NO COVER (donations appreciated)
(and buy something, ya cheap bastard)
CULTURE ⦿ at Douglass-Truth Library
Art, Creativity, and Immigrant Youth
SAT NOV 14, 2PM — FREE
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ in Issaquah
Issaquah Alps Trails Club: Debbie’s View Hike
SAT NOV 14, 10AM — FREE, RSVP required
(donations appreciated)
SCIENCE ⦿ at Lakewood Playground
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Lakewood Star Party
SAT NOV 14, 4PM — FREE, RSVP required
MARKET ⦿ at Magnuson Park Hanger 30
Gobble Up foodie fest
SAT NOV 14, 10AM to 5PM
$3.03 (includes all fees)
MARKET ⦿
at Mount Baker Community Club
Holiday Arts & Crafts Sale: Browse unique, handmade gifts from local artisans and vendors, with something special for everyone on your list.
SAT NOV 14, 10AM to 4PM
COMEDY ⦿ at North Bend Theatre
Seattle International Comedy Competition, round two
SAT NOV 14, 8PM — $25
MUSIC ⦿ at Occidental Fine Arts Center
Live Music: LaZzi
SAT NOV 14, 3PM
SCIENCE ⦿ at Paramount Park (Shoreline)
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Paramount Park Stargazing
SAT NOV 14, 5PM — FREE, RSVP please
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
SAT NOV 14, 7:30 PM
$20 and up (sliding scale)
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Seattle Center Armory Hall
Festál: Seattle Hmong New Year
SAT NOV 14 — FREE
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
‣ Seattle Film Critics Society PNW Awards: Powwow People: a single day at a powwow, guided by Reuben Little Head’s humor and heart, culminating in a long take honoring community as privilege.
SAT NOV 14, 3PM — $18
‣ Seattle Film Critics Society PNW Awards: Again Again: Aberdeen-raised director Mia Moore’s debut film, executive produced by Lilly Wachowski, is a heady, romantic sci-fi starring a trans woman who enters a new day after ten years stuck in “the loop.”
SAT NOV 14, 6:30 PM — $18
DANCE ⦿ at South Park Hall
Swing It Saturday: swing lesson & dance with Jennie & Alex’s Gamma Rays, recreating some of the greatest swing tunes from Benny Goodman.
SAT NOV 14, 7PM (18+ only)
$22 and up (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Pork Filled Productions presents Nanay: Angela has arrived to congratulate her twin sister on her new baby, but instead finds Eve ‘cohabitating’ with a Filipino demon infamous for their hunger of all things fetus. (final performances; matinee is understudy performance.)
SAT NOV 14, 2PM and 7:30 PM
$7 to $50 (sliding scale) (final performance)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
MUSIC & MEMORIAL ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Cabagrave: tribute to the late greats who left us way too soon
SAT NOV 14, 7:30 PM
$15 to $40 (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at 12th Avenue Arts
Pony World Theatre Presents: 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche: Who will win the coveted prize for Best Quiche at the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein Annual Quiche Breakfast? (final performance)
SAT NOV 14, 7:30 PM — $26
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Center Auditorium
Don’t Call It a Journey: a tender, funny solo show that resists the tidy arc that “journey” suggests. Instead, it’s built from the objects, the inside jokes, the mistranslations between Spanish and English, and the absurd bureaucracy of illness that actually make up a life — and a loss.
SAT NOV 14, 7:30 PM
$9.94 to $42.75
(sliding scale; includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
‣ Improv Comedy
SAT NOV 14, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
‣ Rocky Horror Improv Show
SAT NOV 14, 11:30 PM (18+ only)
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
SAT NOV 14, 7:30 PM — $27
OUT & ABOUT ⦿
from West Queen Anne School (condos)
Queen Anne: Evolution of an Urban Neighborhood
SAT NOV 14, 10AM — $27.50
LITERATURE ⦿
at Women Hold the Key (Vashon)
Tamiko Nimura discusses her book ‘A Place For What We Lose: A Daughter’s Return to Tule Lake’
SAT NOV 14, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15
🠅
FILM & OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Artemis Coffee
Photo & film meetup with Ballard Film Club: for photography & moving picture lovers and anyone who likes capturing light bouncing off of things. After the chat, we take a photo walk together to Ballard Film & Foto to drop off film for developing.
SUN NOV 15, 3PM — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
HISTORY ⦿ at Bainbridge Library
All Over The Map: Stories Behind the Names of Washington Places and Things
SUN NOV 15, 2PM — FREE
ART ⦿ at
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
Nepantla: Exploring Chicano Art
SUN NOV 15, 4PM — FREE
D-I-Y ⦿ at Capitol Hill Tool Library
Electronics Mending and Repair Circle
SUN NOV 15, 2:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
Daybreak Star Community 5K Run & Walk
SUN NOV 15, 10AM — FREE
HELP ⦿ at Golden Gardens Park
Scream Club: a safe gathering for loud mental health
SUN NOV 15, 11:30 AM
FREE, RSVP please
ART MARKET & HISTORY
⦿ at Inscape Buliding
Inscape Arts and Friends of Inscape Open Studio and Holiday Market: five floors of history, art, and culture, with the work of local and guest artists, live music, artisan vendors, and self-guided history tours that bring the building’s storied past to life.
SUN NOV 15, NOON to 6PM — FREE
CELEBRATION ⦿ at Kenyon Hall
Sunday Service at the Chapel of Immaculate Bombast: While the church may have been invented from thin air, the community, the gratitude, the singing of “hymns,” the candles, the togetherness, and the soulful feels are very much real.
SUN NOV 15, 7PM
$20 suggested donation (sliding scale)
MUSIC ⦿ at Langston
Puget Sound Concert Opera: ‘Nabucco’ by Giuseppe Verdi
SUN NOV 15, 3PM
“Pay what you can”
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ You Sorta Know It’s Gonna End (shorts)
SUN NOV 15, 4:30, 6PM, and 7:30 PM — $15
‣ Zi: In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night—and possibly her life.
SUN NOV 15, 4PM and 7PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Parnassus by Basecamp
The Feast presents ‘The Time of Your Life’, by William Saroyan: Be a fly on the wall at the greatest dive bar of the last century.
SUN NOV 15, 2PM (final performance)
$20 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Downtown
Auntie Mame
SUN NOV 15, 11AM
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
‣ Seattle Film Critics Society PNW Awards: The Joyless Economy: A documentary that explores how a woman’s movie collection triggers her infidelity. Created for one viewer—the woman whose confessions are revealed through hypnotic second-person narration.
SUN NOV 15, 3PM — $18
‣ Seattle Film Critics Society PNW Awards: The Life We Leave: An ambitious entrepreneur and two funeral directors pioneer a groundbreaking eco-friendly deathcare facility in Washington state, challenging traditional burial practices and transforming end-of-life rituals.
SUN NOV 15, 6:30 PM — $18
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
SUN NOV 15, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at UW Meany Hall
Phèdre, by Jean Racine: a queen and a mother cursed by the Gods.
SUN NOV 15, 2PM — $27
(final performance)
POLY-SCI ⦿ at Vashon Library
The Strange Link Between Shark Attacks and Voting Behavior
SUN NOV 15, 2PM — FREE
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ in Woodinville
Women’s Gentle Hike (with guided breathwork)
SUN NOV 15, 10:30 AM
FREE, RSVP please
MONDAY NOVEMBER 16
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FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ You Sorta Know It’s Gonna End (shorts)
MON NOV 16, 7:30 PM — $15
‣ Zi: In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night—and possibly her life.
MON NOV 16, 7PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Wild Boys of the Road: During the height of the Great Depression, two teenagers decide to alleviate their parents’ financial burden by hitting the road and hopping freight trains in this hard edged, pre-Code classic. (35mm)
MON NOV 16, 7PM — $18
OUT & ABOUT & LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Seward Park
Author and adventurer Christine Reed discusses her books ‘Blood Sweat Tears: A Rugged Outdoorswoman Collection’ and ‘Alone in Wonderland: Longing for Connection and Adventure in the Shadow of Mount Rainier’
MON NOV 16, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
GOOD CITIZENSHIP ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom US present Post Midterms: Across Social Justice Movements, What Comes Next?
MON NOV 16, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17
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LITERATURE ⦿ at Hugo House
Works in Progress: Hugo House’s open mic series inclusive of diverse formats and storytelling crafts. Read your work—poetry, fiction, essays, memoirs, plays, music, comedy, and more—and connect with our literary community!
NOV 17, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
(donations appreciated)
MUSIC ⦿ at Perihelion Brewery
Chase Rabideau, professional guitarist and singer of many musical backgrounds
TUE NOV 17, 7PM (all ages) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
“Nouvelles Femmes” (classic French films with English subtitles) — My Night at Maud’s
TUE NOV 17, 7:30 PM — $18
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18
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HISTORY & COMMUNITY ⦿ at
Dexter Horton Building, Suite 300
American History Traveling Museum: The Unspoken Truths
WED NOV 18, 1PM to 5PM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
Explore hidden acoustic worlds and immersive soundscapes during a boundary-pushing night of electroacoustic music, featuring concrete experimentalists Kamran Shafii, CAEN (Gordon Ashworth), and BLSPHM (Demian Johnston).
WED NOV 18, 7PM
$15 to 20 (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at Majestic Bay Theatres
Retro night: Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
WED NOV 18, 7PM
$15.50 (includes all fees)
HISTORY ⦿ at MOHAI
History Café: skier, climber, writer, and photographer Lowell Skoog presents Time on Skis in the Pacific Northwest
WED NOV 18, 6:30 PM
FREE to $50 (sliding scale)
The rest of the museum will be closed.
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Zi: In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night—and possibly her life.
WED NOV 18, 7:30 PM — $15
‣ WTF with STUFF – Kokomo City: filmmaker D. Smith passes the mic to four Black transgender sex workers in Atlanta and New York City
WED NOV 18, 7PM — $15
CURRENT EVENTS
⦿ at Rainier Arts Center
An Evening with Standing Together’s Amin Amara and Nadav Shofet: one of the most powerful voices in Israeli society fighting against the right wing’s campaign of forever wars and occupation and for a society based on peace, equality, and social justice.
WED NOV 18, 7PM
FREE, RSVP required
D-I-Y ⦿ at SilverKite Community Arts
Community Arts Lab: Photo Tracing Studio
WED NOV 18, 3PM — $20
DANCE ⦿ at South Park Hall
Swing It Wednesday: swing lesson & dance with Arnie and His Rhythm w/ Casey MacGill
WED NOV 18, 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$15 and up (sliding scale)
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Center Auditorium
Don’t Call It a Journey: a tender, funny solo show that resists the tidy arc that “journey” suggests. Instead, it’s built from the objects, the inside jokes, the mistranslations between Spanish and English, and the absurd bureaucracy of illness that actually make up a life — and a loss.
WED NOV 18, 7:30 PM
$9.94 to $42.75
(sliding scale; includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
WED NOV 18, 8PM — Click for prices.
MUSIC
⦿ at UW Jones Playhouse Theater
Jazz Infusions I: UW Jazz Studies students perform in small combos over two consecutive nights of original tunes, homage to the greats of jazz, and experiments in composing and arranging.
WED NOV 18, 7:30 PM — FREE
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19
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ACTIVISM ⦿ at undisclosed location
Climate Community Night: bring a creative spirit, a friend, neighbor, and delicious food to contribute to the potluck
THU NOV 19, 6:15 PM — FREE, RSVP please
FILM ⦿ at Edmonds Theater
The Wizard of Oz
THU NOV 19, 7:30 PM — $5
LITERATURE ⦿ at Folio
Tiger’s Mouth: Lucy Tan in Conversation with Kim Fu
THU NOV 19, 6PM
$20 to $50 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
MUSIC ⦿ at Good Shepherd Center
What’s Going On Festival: Wayne Horvitz
THU NOV 19, 8PM
$10-25 (sliding scale) at the door
LITERATURE about MUSIC ⦿ at MOHAI
Stephanie Johnson-Toliver, President of Black Heritage Society, will moderate a conversation about ‘Jackson Street After Hours’, with award-winning jazz critic and journalist Paul de Barros
THU NOV 19, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
The rest of the museum will be closed.
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ SFCS at 10: The Witch: an English farmer leaves his colonial plantation, relocating his wife and five children to a remote plot of land on the edge of an ominous forest—within which lurks an unknown evil.
THU NOV 19, 6:30 PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Wild Boys of the Road: During the height of the Great Depression, two teenagers decide to alleviate their parents’ financial burden by hitting the road and hopping freight trains in this hard edged, pre-Code classic. (35mm)
THU NOV 19, 7PM — $18
MUSIC ⦿ at Stimson-Green Mansion
Secret Concert in a Historic Mansion
THU NOV 19, 7:30 PM (21+ only) — $25
The mansion is not wheelchair accessible.
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Seward Park
Author and illustrator Christine Suggs discusses their new book ‘Luck of the Draw’, the story of a budding cartoonist who attends an elite pre-college art program where the only limit to their potential is…their budget.
THU NOV 19, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Loose Cannons: Seattle improv at its most unpredictable
THU NOV 19, 8PM — Click for prices.
MUSIC
⦿ at UW Jones Playhouse Theater
Jazz Infusions II: UW Jazz Studies students perform in small combos over two consecutive nights of original tunes, homage to the greats of jazz, and experiments in composing and arranging.
THU NOV 19, 7:30 PM — FREE
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20
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COMMUNITY ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Goth Night For Good — a masked queer goth night fundraiser
FRI NOV 20, 9PM (18+ only)
$12.51 (includes all fees)
Masks are required for this event.
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
COMEDY ⦿ at Atlas Theatre
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 20, 9:30 PM
FILM ⦿ at Blue Mouse Theatre (Tacoma)
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)
FRI NOV 20, 10PM — $13
MUSIC ⦿ at Couth Buzzard
Benny Bleu: a banjo-playing, train-traveling, smartphone-rejecting, modern-day luddite
FRI NOV 20, 6PM
NO COVER (donations appreciated)
(and buy something, ya cheap bastard)
SCIENCE ⦿ at Covington City Park
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Astronomy Class & Stargazing
FRI NOV 20, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv’s DnDprov: with giant dice, audience suggestions, and a cast of fearless improv adventurers, DnDprov creates a brand-new fantasy quest right before your eyes.
FRI NOV 20, 7:30 PM — $25
STAGE ⦿ at Fremont Abbey
The Moth StorySlam
FRI NOV 20, 8PM doors
$20.21 (includes all fees)
DANCE ⦿ at Mother Aerie Eagles Club
Gator Boy’s Juke Joint: dance lesson & dance to soulful, groovy sounds
FRI NOV 20, 6:30 lesson, 7:30 dance
$15 at the door
MUSIC & D-I-Y ⦿ at
Music Center of the Northwest
Community Chamber Musicale: chamber music and socializing, inspired by the music you’ve been working on, in a low-pressure environment.
FRI NOV 20, 7PM — FREE
Registration required to perform.
FESTIVAL ⦿ at National Nordic Museum
Julefest: an authentic Nordic holiday experience with live music, unique treats, and community spirit! Wander through rows of stalls filled with handcrafted gifts, traditional foods, and cozy Scandinavian apparel.
FRI NOV 20 thru SUN NOV 22
(21+ only) — $20
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Unstreamable: Gena Rowlands & John Cassavetes in Love Streams: two lost souls begin to find each other and ultimately, themselves.
FRI NOV 20, 7PM — $15
‣ My Brother’s Wedding: “The story focuses on a young man who hasn’t made much of his life as of yet, and at a crucial point in his life, he is unable to make the proper decision, a sober decision, a moral decision.” — Charles Burnett (4K restoration)
FRI NOV 20, 7:30 PM — $15
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Pratt Park
Monthly Bike & Dance Party #73- Riders are encouraged (but not required) to dress in costume, light up their helmet/bike, and generally exude elation
FRI NOV 20, 7PM to LATE
FREE, RSVP required
LITERATURE
⦿ at 3rd Place Books Ravenna
Authors Marie Darrieussecq discusses her books, ‘Our Life in the Forest’ and ‘How to Make a Woman’
FRI NOV 20, 7PM — FREE, RSVP please
DISCUSSION ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Transportation Choices Coalition presents Transportation and the Shape of Cities
FRI NOV 20, 7PM — $10
MUSIC ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Lake Union Civic Orchestra presents Spotlight Concert: Ceremony, Conversation, and Song
FRI NOV 20, 8PM — $25
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 20, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
FRI NOV 20, 8PM — $31
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21
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D-I-Y ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Remake: a free art workshop. We have sewing supplies, hot glue guns, weaving tools, paint airbrushes, and plenty more ready for you to explore.
SAT NOV 21, 5PM (21+ only) — FREE
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Carkeek Park Beach
Birds Connect Seattle’s Neighborhood Bird Outing: Carkeek Park Scope and Sip
SAT NOV 21, 9AM (all ages)
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Leif Erikson Hall
Dance lesson & dance, featuring Joy Street Orchestra
SAT NOV 21, 7PM — $25
FESTIVAL ⦿ at National Nordic Museum
Julefest: an authentic Nordic holiday experience with live music, unique treats, and community spirit! Wander through rows of stalls filled with handcrafted gifts, traditional foods, and cozy Scandinavian apparel.
SAT NOV 21 thru SUN NOV 22
(all ages) — $12
STAGE ⦿ at Neighbors Nightclub
Seattle Quake Rugby presents Rugby is a Drag!
SAY NOV 21, 6PM (21+ only)
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Unstreamable: Gena Rowlands & John Cassavetes in Love Streams: two lost souls begin to find each other and ultimately, themselves.
SAT NOV 21, 4PM and 7PM — $15
‣ My Brother’s Wedding: “The story focuses on a young man who hasn’t made much of his life as of yet, and at a crucial point in his life, he is unable to make the proper decision, a sober decision, a moral decision.” — Charles Burnett (4K restoration)
SAT NOV 21, 4:30 and 7:30 PM — $15
MARKET ⦿ at Phinney Center
17th annual Holiday Bookfest: Readings & signings with two dozen local authors, supporting local literacy non-profits Page Ahead, the Bureau of Fearless Ideas and Books to Prisoners
SAT NOV 21, 2PM to 4PM
FUN & GAMES ⦿
at Pierce College (Steilacoom)
Dockyard Roller Derby (Opponents and details to follow.)
SAT NOV 21
D-I-Y FESTIVAL & MARKET
⦿ at Seattle Makers
Merry Maker Mania: Come by to see what’s possible when you bring your imagination to life.
SAT NOV 21, 11AM to 4PM — FREE
ART MARKET ⦿ in Shoreline
ShoreLake Arts Outdoor Arts Market
SAT NOV 21, 10AM to 3PM
MUSIC ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
‣ The Rhapsody House Band: Music and Creative Exploration
SAT NOV 21, 11AM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
Free if you’re 22 or younger.
‣ Puget Sound Symphony Orchestra presents Fall Concert: Vaughan-Williams, Bates, and Brahms
SAT NOV 21, 7:30 PM — $10
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Triangle Park
South Lake Union: Then & Now walking tour
SAT NOV 21, 10AM — $27.50
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Auditorium
Seattle Magic Show: a family-friendly hour of fun-filled entertainment, featuring stage magic, clean comedy, mind reading, illusions, and lots of audience participation.
SAT NOV 21, 2PM
$13.83 (includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
‣ Improv Comedy
SAT NOV 21, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
‣ Rocky Horror Improv Show
SAT NOV 21, 11:30 PM (18+ only)
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SAT NOV 21, 8PM — $31
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Westcrest Park
Guided hike on the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trails
SAT NOV 21, 9:30 in the morning — FREE
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22
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D-I-Y ⦿ at Capitol Hill Tool Library
Intro to Woodshop: Safety and Basics
SUN NOV 22, 2:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
GOOD CITIZENSHIP ⦿ at Langston
Beloved Community Abolitionist Gatherings
SUN NOV 22, 11AM — FREE, RSVP required
FESTIVAL ⦿ at National Nordic Museum
Julefest: an authentic Nordic holiday experience with live music, unique treats, and community spirit! Wander through rows of stalls filled with handcrafted gifts, traditional foods, and cozy Scandinavian apparel.
SUN NOV 22 (all ages) — $12
FILM ⦿ at North Bend Theatre
31st annual Teton Gravity Research ski film: Actually, It Is Rocket Science
SUN NOV 22, 3PM — $15
HISTORY & MUSIC
⦿ at NW African American Museum
Jimi Hendrix Celebration
SUN NOV 22, NOON to 3PM
FREE, RSVP please
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Unstreamable: Gena Rowlands & John Cassavetes in Love Streams: two lost souls begin to find each other and ultimately, themselves.
SUN NOV 22, 4PM and 7PM — $15
‣ My Brother’s Wedding: “The story focuses on a young man who hasn’t made much of his life as of yet, and at a crucial point in his life, he is unable to make the proper decision, a sober decision, a moral decision.” — Charles Burnett (4K restoration)
SUN NOV 22, 4:30 and 7:30 PM — $15
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Obec Brewing
A Knight at the Round Table: ye olde vendors, artists, & dancers galore
SUN NOV 22, 2PM to 8PM
(21+ only) — NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
LITERATURE ⦿ at Open Books
Poetry in Conversation, featuring Rick Barot
SUN NOV 22, 12:30 PM — FREE
Masks are required for this event.
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Route One/USA: Traveling down the entirety of Route 1 from Maine to Florida, renegade filmmaker Robert Kramer and his friend Doc survey the state of ‘80s America in this monumental portrait of everyday Americans.
SUN NOV 22, 12:30 PM — $15
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
SUN NOV 22, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
MUSIC
⦿ at UW Jones Playhouse Theater
UW music students perform music from the Baroque era under the direction of Tekla Cunningham.
SUN NOV 22, 3PM — FREE
MUSIC ⦿ at Vermillion
Nick Hoffman performs pieces for computer and zither
SUN NOV 22, 7PM
SOLD OUTSTAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SUN NOV 22, 2PM — $31
MONDAY NOVEMBER 23
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FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ My Brother’s Wedding: “The story focuses on a young man who hasn’t made much of his life as of yet, and at a crucial point in his life, he is unable to make the proper decision, a sober decision, a moral decision.” — Charles Burnett (4K restoration)
MON NOV 23, 7PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Taste of Cherry: A middle aged man drives around the hilly outskirts of Tehran, seeking someone who will bury him after he commits suicide, a taboo under Islamic law.
MON NOV 23, 7PM — $18
LITERATURE ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
Paul Loeb discusses his book, ‘The Impossible Will Take a Little While — Perseverance and Hope in Troubled Times’
MON NOV 23, 7:30 PM
$10 to $35 (sliding scale)
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24
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FILM ⦿ at Langston
Scope Screenings: discover incredible independent short films, celebrate local artists, and create unforgettable nights at the movies IRL
TUE NOV 24, 7PM — $22
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ My Brother’s Wedding: “The story focuses on a young man who hasn’t made much of his life as of yet, and at a crucial point in his life, he is unable to make the proper decision, a sober decision, a moral decision.” — Charles Burnett (4K restoration)
TUE NOV 24, 7PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at The Royal Room
Opera on Tap
TUE NOV 24, 6:30 PM doors
(all ages until 10PM) — $20
FILM ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Magic Theater presents Cinema Paradiso
TUE NOV 24, 7PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
“And on the 99th night, the soldier stood up, took his chair, and went away.”
MUSIC ⦿ at Tractor Tavern
Ballard Food Bank Benefit featuring Mike Frazier & Friends, Hosted by DJ Troy Nelson
NOV 24, 6:30 PM doors (21+ only)
$29 (includes all fees)
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25
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FILM ⦿ at Majestic Bay Theatres
Retro night: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
WED NOV 25, 7PM
$15.50 (includes all fees)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Film Center
Taste of Cherry: A middle aged man drives around the hilly outskirts of Tehran, seeking someone who will bury him after he commits suicide, a taboo under Islamic law.
WED NOV 25, 7PM — $18
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
WED NOV 25, 8PM — Click for prices.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26
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Libraries and public offices will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving.
THANKSGIVING ⦿ at Phinney Center
Phinney Neighborhood Association’s annual Neighborhood Thanksgiving Potluck: We cook the turkey and dressing/stuffing, with the rest of the meal coming from the community.
THU NOV 26, 4PM — FREE, RSVP please
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27
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HISTORY ⦿ from Duwamish Loghouse
November Art Market
FRI NOV 27, 10AM to 4:30 PM
MARKET ⦿ at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
GeekCraft Expo
FRI NOV 27 thru SUN NOV 29
Tonight: 6PM to 9PM — $15.75
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
FRI NOV 27, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
FRI NOV 27, 8PM — $31
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28
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OUT & ABOUT ⦿
from Ballard Locks Visitor Center
Birds Connect Seattle’s Neighborhood Bird Outing: Chittenden Locks
SAT NOV 28, 8:30 in the morning
MUSIC ⦿ at Couth Buzzard
Elise Dahlberg and Brian Hassler, aka, The Love Grubs: a loving musical duo with a unique synergy and an eclectic collection of originally composed material
SAT NOV 28, 6PM
NO COVER (donations appreciated)
(and buy something, ya cheap bastard)
HISTORY ⦿ from Duwamish Loghouse
November Art Market
SAT NOV 28, 10AM to 5PM
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Kubota Garden
Public Tour: Learn about the rich history, stunning plant life, and unique design that make this community Garden space one of a kind.
SAT NOV 28, 10AM — FREE, RSVP please
MARKET ⦿ at Little Saigon Creative
Meet the Maker Holiday Market: buy from local Asian American creators and businesses
SAT NOV 28, 10AM to 3PM
MARKET ⦿ at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
GeekCraft Expo
SAT NOV 28 thru SUN NOV 29
Today: 10AM to 5PM — $2.10
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Yasujirō Ozu’s Tokyo Story: a profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak
SAT NOV 28, 3:30 and 6:30 PM — $15
‣ Yasujirō Ozu’s Late Autumn: a mother gently tries to persuade her daughter to marry, in this glowing portrait of family love and conflict
SAT NOV 28, 4PM and 7PM — $15
MUSIC ⦿ at The Roadhouse
(Angle Lake Link Station)
Northwest Blend: the beautiful sound of Hawaiian music in the Pacific Northwest.
SAT NOV 28, 7PM (all ages)
FREE, RSVP please
FILM ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Drive-in movie night: Elf
SAT NOV 28, 7PM gates
$40 (goes towards your food & drinks)
Reservations required.
Venue does not accept cash.
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
‣ Improv Comedy
SAT NOV 28, 6PM, 7:30, and 9:30 PM
Click for prices.
‣ Rocky Horror Improv Show
SAT NOV 28, 11:30 PM (18+ only)
Click for prices.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SAT NOV 28, 2PM and 8PM — $31
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29
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LITERATURE ⦿ at Bainbridge Library
Green Expectations, A Poetry Workshop
SUN NOV 29, 2PM — FREE
MARKET ⦿ at Magnuson Park Hangar 30
GeekCraft Expo
SUN NOV 29, 10AM to 4PM — $2.10
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ Yasujirō Ozu’s Tokyo Story: a profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak
SUN NOV 29, 3:30 and 6:30 PM — $15
LITERATURE ⦿ at Open Books
Poetry Office Hours featuring Kelli Russell Agodon
NOV 29, 2PM — FREE
Masks are required for this event.
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
SUN NOV 29, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
SOLD OUTSTAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SUN NOV 29, 2PM — $31
MONDAY NOVEMBER 30
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FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ WTO/99: filmed on location a block away as it happened
MON NOV 30, 7PM — $15
FILM ⦿ at Tractor Tavern
Magic Theater presents Punch-Drunk Love
MON NOV 30, 7PM doors (21+ only)
$12.42 (includes all fees)
COMEDY ⦿ at Unexpected Productions
Improv Comedy
MON NOV 30, 7:30 PM — Click for prices.
Listings added daily, soon as I’m aware.
Please let me know of anything that’s not listed!
Email: thatguy@seattlesoon.com.
DECEMBER 2026
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LITERATURE ⦿ at Hugo House
Collections—A Live Magazine and Public Club: a monthly showcase of both live readers and video performances featuring a diversity of positions, styles, and modes: poetry juxtaposing story; literary fiction opposing memoir; drama next to genre fiction.
THU DEC 2, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
(donations appreciated)
STAGE ⦿ at Jules Maes Saloon
Plays on Tap: The Last Rites of Uncle Manny, by Coco Justino
WED DEC 2, 7:30 PM doors
(21+ only) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
XMAS ⦿
at Mount Baker Community Club
Mount Baker Holiday Party: a very warm and charming neighborhood event
THU DEC 3, 6PM to 7:30 PM — FREE
FILM ⦿ at NW Film Forum
‣ WTO/99: filmed on location a block away as it happened
TUE DEC 1, 7PM — $15
D-I-Y ⦿ at Greenwood Hardware
Phinney Fixers Collective can help diagnose what’s causing your lamp, toaster, space heater, or other items to malfunction and maybe even fix them there on the spot. At the very least, you’ll get some great conversation and a chance to change a “throw away society” habit.
DEC 2, 3PM to 6PM — FREE
STAGE ⦿ at Fremont Abbey
The Moth StorySlam
THU DEC 3, 8PM doors (all ages)
$20.21 (includes all fees)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (35mm)
THU DEC 3, 7PM — $18
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
THU DEC 3, 8PM — $31
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Improv of Shame: laughing through the universal trauma of youth
SAT DEC 4, 7:30 PM
$18 to $23 (sliding scale)
COMMUNITY
⦿ at Garfield Community Center
Community Holiday Party
FRI DEC 4, 5PM — FREE, RSVP please
MARKET ⦿ at Seattle Center Exhibition Hall
Urban Craft Uprising Winter Show (overpriced preview night)
FRI DEC 4 thru SUN DEC 6
Tonight: 5PM to 9PM (21+ only)
$17.94 (includes all fees but not parking)
COMEDY ⦿ at Seattle Open Arts Place
Bandit Theater improv comedy [links below]
FRI DEC 4, 7PM, 8:15, 9:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
FRI DEC 4, 8PM — $31
SCIENCE ⦿ in Woodinville
Introduction to Night Sky and Telescopes
FRI DEC 4, 7PM — FREE, RSVP required
ART & LITERATURE
⦿ at Douglass-Truth Library
Finding Yourself in Art, A Creative Writing Workshop
SAT DEC 5, 2PM — FREE
COMMUNITY
⦿ at Meadowbrook Community Center
Meadowbrook Pond Luminary Walk
SAT DEC 5, 4PM to 9PM — FREE
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ in Normandy Park
A Walk With Plants: saunter through some of Normandy Park’s pristine green spaces to identify and learn about medicinal and edible plants
SAT DEC 5, 10AM — FREE, RSVP please
SCIENCE ⦿ at Paramount Park (Shoreline)
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Paramount Park Stargazing
SAT DEC 5, 5PM — FREE, RSVP please
OUT & ABOUT & HISTORY
⦿ from Royal Brougham Way
Holiday Lights Tour, on an antique Metro bus
SAT DEC 5, 10PM — $10
MARKET
⦿ at Seattle Center Exhibition Hall
Urban Craft Uprising Winter Show
SAT DEC 5 thru SUN DEC 6,
10AM to 5PM — FREE
COMEDY ⦿ at Seattle Open Arts Place
Bandit Theater improv comedy [links below]
SAT DEC 5, 7PM and 8:15 PM (18+ only)
$16.50 (includes all fees)
XMAS ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Breakfast with Santa
DEC 5, 10AM to 2PM — NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
Venue does not accept cash.
STAGE via satellite ⦿ at Vashon Theatre
The Metropolitan Opera: Samson et Dalila (2026)
SAT DEC 5, 9 in the morning — $21
Restrooms are not wheelchair-accessible.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SAT DEC 5, 8PM — $31
ART MARKET ⦿ in Woodinville
Winter Art Extravaganza: a fun morning of seasonal art projects at Brightwater
SAT DEC 5, 10AM — FREE, RSVP required
FILM & OUT & ABOUT ⦿ at Artemis Coffee
Photo & film meetup with Ballard Film Club: for photography & moving picture lovers and anyone who likes capturing light bouncing off of things. After the chat, we take a photo walk together to Ballard Film & Foto to drop off film for developing.
SUN DEC 6, 3PM — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
D-I-Y ⦿ at Capitol Hill Tool Library
Intro to Woodshop: Safety and Basics
SUN DEC 6, 2:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
MUSIC ⦿ at Highline High School
Highline Community Symphonic Band: Home for the Holidays
SUN DEC 6, 2PM
FOOD & MUSIC ⦿ at Kenyon Hall
Bach & Pancakes Extravaganza: musician/marimba player Erin Jorgensen and a team of local musicians play their version of JS Bach. Expect straightforward takes and experimentation, amid freshly made pancakes and coffee.
SUN DEC 6, 10AM — $15
No-one turned away for lack of funds.
HELP ⦿ at Lincoln Park
Scream Club: a safe gathering for loud mental health
SUN DEC 6, 4PM — FREE, RSVP please
MARKET
⦿ at Seattle Center Exhibition Hall
Urban Craft Uprising Winter Show
SUN DEC 6, 10AM to 5PM — FREE
XMAS ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Breakfast with Santa
DEC 6, 10AM to 2PM — NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
Venue does not accept cash.
SOLD OUTSTAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SUN DEC 6, 2PM — $31
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club: Damnation
MON DEC 7, 6:30 PM — $12
OUT & ABOUT ⦿ from Westlake Park
Moxie Monday Monthly: a bicycle ride for folks who are femme, trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and/or women
MON DEC 7, 6PM — FREE, RSVP required
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
Salon of Shame: Seattleites stand and read from their worst adolescent writing, including middle school diaries, high school poetry, unsent letters, etc.
TUE DEC 8, 8PM — $20 (21+ only)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
MUSIC ⦿ in Redmond
Open Jazz Night at Soul Food CoffeeHouse
THU DEC 10, 6PM to 8PM — NO COVER
(but buy a beverage, ya cheap bastard)
MUSIC & ART ⦿ at Side Rail Collective
interPlay: an evening centered around live music as a spark for creative play
THU DEC 10, 7:30 PM — $15
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
THU DEC 10, 8PM — $31
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
THU DEC 10, 7:30 PM
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI DEC 11, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
SCIENCE ⦿ in Duvall
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Duvall Stargazing
FRI DEC 11, 4:30 PM — FREE, RSVP required
DANCE ⦿ at Vermillion
Soulectro: dance to soul, hiphop, funk, house and local artists
FRI DEC 11, 10PM to LATE (21+ only)
$10 suggested donation at the door
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
FRI DEC 11, 8PM — $31
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
FRI DEC 11, 7:30 PM
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Asylum Collective
The Original Sapphic Soiree: Polaroids, tarot, tattoos —but for ladies only—
SAT DEC 12, 9PM (21+ only)
$12.51 (includes all fees)
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
FILM & MUSIC ⦿
at Blue Mouse Theatre (Tacoma)
Northwest Sinfonietta: The Snowman, with live orchestra, narrator, and soloist along with other seasonal favorites and a sing-along. [links below]
SAT DEC 12, 10AM and 11:15 AM — FREE
SCIENCE ⦿
at Snoqualmie Point Park (North Bend)
Seattle Astronomical Society’s Snoqualmie Point Stargazing
SAT DEC 12, 5PM — FREE, RSVP required
XMAS ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Breakfast with Santa
SAT DEC 12, 10AM to 2PM — NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
Venue does not accept cash.
STAGE ⦿ at UHeights Auditorium
Seattle Magic Show: a family-friendly hour of fun-filled entertainment, featuring stage magic, clean comedy, mind reading, illusions, and lots of audience participation.
SAT DEC 12, 2PM
$13.83 (includes all fees)
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SAT DEC 12, 8PM — $31
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
SAT DEC 12, 7:30 PM
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
XMAS ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Breakfast with Santa
DEC 13, 10AM to 2PM — NO COVER
(but buy a meal, ya cheap bastard)
Venue does not accept cash.
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Downtown
Singin’ In the Rain
SUN DEC 13, 11AM
STAGE ⦿ at Theatre Off Jackson
The Sunday Night Shuga Shaq: an all-BIPOC burlesque and drag revue
SUN DEC 13, 7PM (21+ only)
$35 and up (sliding scale)
For wheelchair access, please email in advance.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SUN DEC 13, 2PM — $31
HISTORY
⦿ at Washington Pioneer Hall Museum
Open History House
SUN DEC 13, 1PM to 4PM
FREE, RSVP please
LITERATURE ⦿ at Hugo House
Works in Progress: Hugo House’s open mic series inclusive of diverse formats and storytelling crafts. Read your work—poetry, fiction, essays, memoirs, plays, music, comedy, and more—and connect with our literary community!
DEC 15, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
(donations appreciated)
STAGE ⦿ at Blue Moon Tavern
Opera on Tap’s Annual Holiday Extravaganza
THU DEC 17, 6:30 PM doors
(21+ only) — $10 at the door
FILM ⦿ at Edmonds Theater
A Christmas classic: Gremlins (1984)
THU DEC 17, 7:30 PM — $5
MUSIC ⦿ at King Street Station
The Dreaming Room: Soundscapes for Deep Rest: a community-rooted concert series is designed to support nervous system recovery, emotional release, and collective connections through sound meditation, music, and storytelling.
THU DEC 17, 6PM — FREE, RSVP please
ACTIVISM ⦿ at Unannounced location
Climate Community Night: bring a creative spirit, a friend, neighbor, and delicious food to contribute to the potluck
THU DEC 17, 6:15 PM — FREE, RSVP please
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
THU DEC 17, 7:30 PM
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
COMMUNITY ⦿ at Asylum Collective
Goth Night For Good — a masked queer goth night fundraiser
FRI DEC 18, 9PM (18+ only)
$12.51 (includes all fees)
Masks are required for this event.
Venue is not wheelchair-accessible.
D-I-Y ⦿ at Ballard Community Center
Ballard Gingerbread Jubilee
FRI DEC 18, 6PM to 8PM
$5, RSVP required
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv’s DnDprov: with giant dice, audience suggestions, and a cast of fearless improv adventurers, DnDprov creates a brand-new fantasy quest right before your eyes.
FRI DEC 18, 7:30 PM — $25
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
FRI DEC 18, 8PM — $31
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
FRI DEC 18, 7:30 PM
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
FILM ⦿ at Stone House Cafe
Drive-in movie night: How the Grinch Stole Christmas
SAT DEC 19, 7PM gates
$40 (goes towards your food & drinks)
Reservations required.
Venue does not accept cash.
STAGE ⦿ at Wade James Theatre (Edmonds)
Edmonds Driftwood Players present A Christmas Carol (the musical)
SAT DEC 19, 2PM — $31
(final performance)
STAGE ⦿ at West of Lenin Theatre
Holiday Haus: Welcome to Winterworth, a snow-covered Bavarian-inspired town where holiday cheer meets small-town rivalry.
SAT DEC 19, 7:30 PM (final performance)
$25 to $30 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
HELP ⦿ at Golden Gardens Park
Scream Club: a safe gathering for loud mental health
SUN DEC 20, 11:30 AM — FREE, RSVP please
FILM ⦿ at Tractor Tavern
Magic Theater presents Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut
TUE DEC 22, 7PM doors (21+ only)
$12.42 (includes all fees)
FILM ⦿ at Seattle Public Theater
Magic Theater presents Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life
WED DEC 23, 7PM
$10 and up (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at Langston
Scope Screenings: discover incredible independent short films, celebrate local artists, and create unforgettable nights at the movies IRL
TUE DEC 29, 7PM — $22
Listings added daily, soon as I’m aware.
Please let me know of anything that’s not listed!
Email: thatguy@seattlesoon.com.
JANUARY 2027
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COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI JAN 8, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club presents 20,000 Species of Bees: A gender-questioning eight-year-old and their mother spend a summer in the country with their family’s widowed matriarch, where tending to the beehives leads to illuminating and deeply personal revelations
MON JAN 11, 6:30 PM — $12
CANCELLED BY UWCOMMUNITY ⦿ at Town Hall Seattle
The Office of Public Lecture presents: An Evening with Hasan Piker
THU JAN 21, 7PM — $10
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Improv of Shame: laughing through the universal trauma of youth
FRI JAN 22, 7:30 PM
$18 to $23 (sliding scale)
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Little Saigon Creative
Tết 2027: a three-day series of cultural events for all ages. In Vietnamese culture, Tết, or Lunar New Year, symbolizes renewal, family, and cultural identity
FRI JAN 22 thru SUN JAN 24
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Little Saigon Creative
Tết 2027: a three-day series of cultural events for all ages. In Vietnamese culture, Tết, or Lunar New Year, symbolizes renewal, family, and cultural identity
SAT JAN 23 thru SUN JAN 24
FESTIVAL ⦿ at Little Saigon Creative
Tết 2027: a three-day series of cultural events for all ages. In Vietnamese culture, Tết, or Lunar New Year, symbolizes renewal, family, and cultural identity
SUN JAN 24
FILM ⦿ at Langston
Scope Screenings: discover incredible independent short films, celebrate local artists, and create unforgettable nights at the movies IRL
TUE JAN 26, 7PM — $22
FOOD ⦿ in Fremont
Fremont Soupocalypse: savor every moment
FRI JAN 29 thru MON FEB 1
FOOD ⦿ in Fremont
Fremont Soupocalypse: savor every moment
SAT JAN 30 thru MON FEB 1
FOOD ⦿ in Fremont
Fremont Soupocalypse: savor every moment
SUN JAN 31 thru MON FEB 1
FEBRUARY 2027
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FOOD ⦿ in Fremont
Fremont Soupocalypse: savor every moment
MON FEB 1
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Improv of Shame: laughing through the universal trauma of youth
FRI FEB 5, 7:30 PM
$18 to $23 (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club: The Love Witch (35mm)
MON FEB 8, 6:30 PM — $12
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI FEB 12, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
MARCH 2027
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STAGE ⦿ at Jules Maes Saloon
Plays on Tap: Your Servant Mephistopheles, by Else Buckley and Vale McComb
WED MAR 3, 7:30 PM doors
(21+ only) — NO COVER
(but buy a drink, ya cheap bastard)
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Improv of Shame: laughing through the universal trauma of youth
FRI MAR 5, 7:30 PM
$18 to $23 (sliding scale)
FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club presents Days of Heaven: Terrence Malick’s 1978 masterpiece stars Richard Gere and Brooke Adams as secret lovers hired on as harvest season laborers on wealthy farmer Sam Shepard’s land. (4K restoration)
MON MAR 8, 6:30 PM — $12
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI MAR 12, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
APRIL 2027
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FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club presents Mary and Max: A chubby 8-year-old Australian girl, and an obese, adult New Yorker with Asperger’s are a pair of unlikely pen pals in this clay animation feature. (35mm)
MON APR 5, 6:30 PM — $12
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI APR 9, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
MAY 2027
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FILM ⦿ at SIFF Cinema Uptown
SIFF Movie Club presents Billy Wilder’s Midnight: Claudette Colbert is divine as a penniless American chorus girl who crashes Parisian high society by posing as a wealthy Hungarian baroness, but both a scheming nobleman (John Barrymore) and a smitten taxi driver (Don Ameche) are soon on to her game. (35mm)
MON MAY 3, 6:30 PM — $12
COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI MAY 14, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
JUNE 2027
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COMEDY ⦿ at The Drama Room
Jet City Improv presents Indieprov
FRI JUN 11, 7:30 PM
$15 to $20 (sliding scale)
or “pay what you can”
Listings added daily, soon as I’m aware.
Please let me know of anything that’s not listed!
Email: thatguy@seattlesoon.com.
