Looking for something to do? We’ve got you!

OCT

1-3

The hands of an ancient hominid skeleton on a black background.

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The Beginning of Us @ Benaroya Hall

Journey into the Cave of Bones 💀

OCT

7-8

All kinds of chocolate bars arranged in a pattern

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Northwest Chocolate Festival 2023 @ Meydenbauer Center

Chocolate from over 25 countries 🌍

All Ages Convention Food & Drink

THRU

OCT 8

The silhouette of a person is visible in front of an interactive screen at Utopian Garden.

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Utopian Garden @ Tacoma Armory

Immerse yourself 🪷

Attractions

Every

Su & Th

Interior of Epiphany Seattle during Evensong performance

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Choral Evensong @ Epiphany Seattle

Reset, refresh, and recenter 😌

Live Music

OCT 6 –

NOV 5

Photo of Jahnvi Madan playing piano on stage and singing into a microphone at The Royal Room.

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Earshot Jazz Festival 2023 @ Venues Across Seattle

Kickin' it since 1989 🎷

Community Festival Live Music

Thru

Dec 3

A person examines one of the rooms in the Renegade Edo and Paris exhbition. The walls are dark.

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Renegade Edo and Paris @ Seattle Asian Art Museum

A golden age of graphic art 🌟

Visual Art

Oct

People tasting a whiskey flight in a tasting room

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In Good Company @ The Collective

Sneak peek our Restaurant Week 🤫

Community Food & Drink

Neighborhood: Rainier Valley

A spread of dishes from the restaurant Taste of Congo

NW Black Restaurant Week Around Seattle and Tacoma

The waffle breakfast sandwiches 🤤

Capitol HillGeorgetownRainier ValleyTacomaTukwila

A Date Night Along the Light Rail

NorthgateRainier ValleyUW

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