Friday, September 25, 2026

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Things to Do in Seattle

Come for the vendors, stay for the entertainment in the Chinatown–International District's annual bash. Image: Courtesy Charissa Soriano Jump to Your Genre:  Food and Drink / Visual Arts / Live Music Performance / Film / Special Events / Readings and Lectures / On Sale Now Seattleites...

The Seattleite’s Guide to Bar Trivia

Players tackle the tough questions at Hopvine Pub. Image: Jana Early Is your friend group gelling just a little too well these days? Are you eager to infuse some domestic drama into your Tuesday nights with a fierce and increasingly emotional debate over whether...

The Seattle Symphony’s New Groove

Xian Zhang kicks it up a notch in her second season. Image: Courtesy James Holt/Seattle Symphony The new season of the Seattle Symphony actively impresses one person in particular—Xian Zhang, the music director who starts her second year in September. “Every...

Building Pacific Northwest scenes with pixelated paint

Art by Northwest Combining lush, layered imagery with everyday family memories, artist Cable Griffith invents a new take on landscapes. Sponsorship In this new...

Seattle Fall Arts Preview

Image: Courtesy Wilding Cran Gallery/SAM Art Karon Davis: Not My Circus November 5–July 4, 2027 | Seattle Art Museum A sculpture of a court jester presents a wrapped gift, its face sad—perhaps owing to the handful of knives sticking into its back. Los Angeles artist...

The Pacific Science Center’s Laser Show Grooves On

Image: Antone Patterson The lights go off, the guitar chords of classic rock swell, and the audience reclines on the floor. The laser beams turn on, and it’s showtime at Pacific Science Center. Seattle’s laser shows have been underway for a...

What to Do in Washington in September

Rides and rodeos and Fisher scones, oh my! The Washington State Fair is underway. Image: Courtesy Washington State Fair September gives us a peek into fall while keeping the best of summer around. Enter fresh fruit, cider, outdoor festivals, and gentle temperatures....

Parents Are Rethinking School Tech

Image: Jane Sherman On Wednesday, September 2, bells will ring for more than 40,000 students to signal the first day of school at Seattle Public Schools (unless a teacher strike intervenes). But phones will not. Last spring, superintendent Ben Shuldiner announced no-phone...

Clay bodies that blur the boundary between human and nature

Art by Northwest Based in Olympia, sculptor Aisha Harrison creates visceral figures that express heritage, community connection and the beauty of bones....

Hitting the road (and ferries) in search of summer art encounters

Art by Northwest Head north for an arts adventure outside Seattle city limits. Or, stay put and dive into special interest festivals,...
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