Your guide to the best things to do in the city.
A look at Hương Bình Restaurant in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, its central Vietnamese menu, its history under Lien Dang, and the practical details of visiting.


Free, all-ages workshop to make a parol, the traditional star-shaped Christmas lantern of Filipino culture, at Kerry Hall for Filipino American History Month.

Concert by the rock band Imperial Teen at The Barboza, presented by Barboza and KEXP, for ages 21 and over.
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A Halloween-season dance party featuring reggaeton hits, perreo, and gogo dancing to the music of Bad Bunny and his peers.
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A guide to Trolloween, the Fremont Troll's birthday and Halloween party on October 31 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, organized by the Fremont Arts Council. Includes costume workshops, what to expect at the free event, and background on the 18-foot sculpture under the Aurora Bridge.

Doja Cat performs at Climate Pledge Arena on Thursday, October 15, with doors at 6:30 PM and the show at 7:30 PM. Latto joins as special guest, and the post covers the album behind the tour, ticket details, and the recent setlist.

JazzVox house concert with British jazz vocalist and pianist Anthony Strong and Seattle bass player Greg Feingold.

Free live show by Seattle singer-songwriter Kellie Rose at The Finerie, the shop with live music and Bacovino wines.

GRAMMY Award-winning folk duo of banjo and guitar, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing, play an acoustic backyard set for children and families.
Explore Seattle’s free monthly Art Walks in Belltown, Ballard, Georgetown, and Edmonds. Here’s what to expect in October 2026, from gallery openings and ceramics to open studios, murals, and local artists.
The musical Water for Elephants is playing at the Paramount Theatre through Sunday, October 11, with shows tonight and Friday at 7:30 pm and weekend matinees. Recommended for ages 8+, it's a family-friendly production with acrobatics, original music, and marionettes.
A look at Tamari Bar, the Asian-owned Japanese izakaya on Capitol Hill that opened in 2018. Covers the menu, the Baiten dessert counter, its T-Mobile Park presence, and practical info like hours and happy hour.
The 38th Earshot Jazz Festival runs from October 7 to 25 across a dozen-plus Seattle venues, with 35+ events celebrating the centenaries of John Coltrane and Miles Davis. Highlights include Branford Marsalis, Dianne Reeves and a residency at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley.
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A holiday tradition in Seattle, this production of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker is performed by the Pacific Northwest Ballet with the live PNB Orchestra.

University of Washington faces Penn State in a college football matchup.

Holiday kickoff with Santa, cookie decorating, ornament making and the famous Market lighting ceremony.