ComedySportz: Comedy Played as a Sport
Two improv teams compete for laughs with the audience as referee — genuinely fun for teens and adults alike.
Two improv teams compete for laughs with the audience as referee — genuinely fun for teens and adults alike.
Quantum Leap brings their 80s set to Downtown Crown's outdoor plaza — grab a lawn chair and stake out a spot before the crowd fills in.
A 4-mile night hike along the C&O Canal to Great Falls — trails look different under a full moon.
Trapeze artists, aerialists, and circus performers share the stage in a cabaret format that's genuinely unlike your usual Saturday night out.
Run the waterfront at dusk with a camera in hand — this Leica-hosted event turns an evening jog into a photo walk with a view.
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West Seattle's newest drag show spotlights fresh performers — all ages welcome at Skylark's intimate stage.
Old-school reggaeton fills West Brew's suite — a late-night throwback for anyone who grew up on Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderón.
The Sorted Food crew bring their chaotic cook-off formats and classroom nostalgia to a live weekender.
Drag performances and a DJ set at WeRise Wine Bar — a festive Pride night best suited to adults looking to celebrate in style.
Heavy-hitting electronic producer MUST DIE! takes over Substation for a night of controlled chaos.
Free workshop walks you through the real steps of launching a business — useful whether you're a tradie going solo or starting something new.
Drop-in clown workshop at Seattle Open Arts — wear something you can move in and expect to look ridiculous in the best way.
Bonfire meetup for Christian singles 25–35 at Golden Gardens — good location for an easy Saturday evening out.
Kids press real finds into clay to make their own fossils — a hands-on afternoon in one of Seattle's prettiest parks.
A medieval literature professor unpacks Norse mythology over craft beer — genuinely good Saturday night material for the curious.
Journalist Zhou Yijun shares the stories behind her stories — plus live Q&A with the audience.
A low-key intro to pickleball at a local school gym — paddles provided, $5 fee, and zero experience required.
Try the Ghost 18 on actual pavement around Green Lake — free demo run with your local running crew.
A warm space for Seattle's Latino community to build real connections — professional, creative, or otherwise.
Rooftop sunset sets from PNW DJs across two stages — the kind of summer Thursday that justifies a late night.
Face time with recruiters from major employers — useful if you're job hunting or just testing the market.
GovCon execs trade notes over free beers at Lost Rhino — niche crowd, but if federal contracting is your world, this is your Thursday night.