Seattle Events

04-11-2026

Seattle: Events November 4–10, 2026

The coming week in Seattle and the surrounding area is packed with things to do: catch a theater production, attend Diwali celebrations or a Turkish film festival, browse a comics fair or a handmade-crafts show. The lineup also includes sporting events, candlelit concerts, tastings, food tours and family activities—from a cat festival to autumn walks in a botanical garden. Details and the latest schedule are available on the Events12 website: https://www.events12.com/seattle/

Events in Seattle and the surrounding area: the coming week

Date Location Description Resources
Nov 4–15 Various venues Theater productions: “Eureka Day” at Seattle Rep, “Oh, Mary” at the Paramount, “Ragtime” in Everett, “Smoke on the Mountain” in Greenwood, and the comedy “Neha & Neel” in Green Lake. —
Nov 4–29 Various venues in Western Washington Seattle International Comedy Competition: comedians compete for prizes at 15 venues. No shows on Mondays or Tuesdays. Competition website, schedule
Nov 4–Dec 26 Seattle Walking food tours: a Pike Place Market tour, a chocolate tour of downtown, a coffee tour of Capitol Hill, and a wine tasting with cheese and chocolate. Food tours
Nov 4–Dec 31 Pioneer Square, Seattle Seattle Underground tour: visit the old street level, buried after the Great Fire of 1889. Tour, map, other tours, photos
Nov 4, 2026–Apr 3, 2027 Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle Home games for the Seattle Kraken hockey team. This week: Nov 4 vs. the Calgary Flames and Nov 7 vs. the New York Rangers. Schedule, map, tickets
Nov 4, 2026–Dec 31, 2027 Various locations in Seattle and the surrounding area Free places to visit and activities: Bellevue Botanical Garden, classical music, dancing, museums, gardens, a sculpture park and walking trails. —
Nov 5 Seattle and Tacoma On the first Thursday of the month, admission is free at several museums. The program also includes a tour of the arboretum. —
Nov 5–7 Seattle and Tacoma Day of the Dead celebrations with food, costumes and entertainment. Nov 5 at the Seattle Art Museum, Nov 6 at the Burien Community Center and Nov 7 at Phinney Center. —
Nov 5–7 12th Avenue Arts, Capitol Hill, Seattle “Queen Of The Sky: A Demon Ballet” is an immersive performance featuring acrobatics and aerial acts. It tells the story of a famous aviator who is caught in a nuclear storm and encounters a collective demon. Tickets and information, map, video
Nov 5–7 Georgetown Morgue, Seattle Haunted house recommended for visitors ages 12 and up. Free parking; closed Monday through Wednesday. Website, map, photos, video
Nov 5–8 Belltown and Pioneer Square, Seattle Baba Obscura music festival, with performances across six stages at four venues, including The Black Angels and Provoker. Tickets cost $53–$291. Festival website, venue map, tickets
Nov 5–9 DoubleTree Hotel Seattle Airport, SeaTac Sea to Sky Seattle dance convention: professional workshops and dancing to DJ music. Website, map
Nov 5–19 Various neighborhoods and cities Free art walks at venues featuring works of art: Nov 5 in Pioneer Square; Nov 12 on Capitol Hill and in West Seattle; Nov 13 in Belltown; Nov 14 in Ballard and Georgetown; and Nov 19 in Edmonds. Art walk schedule
Nov 6 Club Sur, SoDo, Seattle Pour wine tasting, featuring wines from 20 urban wineries, live music and food available for purchase. A government-issued ID confirming you are 21 or older is required for entry. Tickets and information, map, photos
Nov 6–8 Hangar 30, Magnuson Park, Seattle Best of the Northwest Fall Show, featuring arts and crafts. 115 artists will showcase jewelry, clothing, paintings, glassware and sculpture; food trucks will also be there. Show website, map, tickets, photos
Nov 6–8 Port Gamble Theater, Kingston Port Gamble Ghost Conference, featuring paranormal investigations, guest speakers, workshops and tours of the ghost town. Advance registration is required. Conference website, map, photos, video
Nov 6–14 Hot Stove Society, Belltown, Seattle Cooking classes with a professional chef and tastings, including French coq au vin, an Eastern European brunch, a Middle Eastern-style lunch, and Italian pasta with salad. Schedule and registration, map, video
Nov 6–15 McCaw Hall, Seattle Center Pacific Northwest Ballet performs four works, including George Balanchine’s one-act ballet “La Sonnambula,” the story of a beautiful sleepwalker and the consequences of her appearance. Information and tickets, map, video
Nov 6–29 Seattle and Woodinville Candlelight concerts: a string quartet performs popular works by the glow of artificial candles. This week: Dolly Parton songs and ABBA and Queen hits on Nov 6; Joe Hisaishi and Ariana Grande on Nov 7; and Led Zeppelin on Nov 8. Concerts and tickets, video
Nov 7 Elliott’s Oyster House, Seattle waterfront Oyster New Year festival: 25 varieties of oysters, a seafood and dessert buffet, drinks and a live band. The event is sold out; guests must be 21 or older. Information, map, photos, video
Nov 7 Seattle Center Armory, Seattle Center Free Diwali festival featuring Indian classical and folk dance, mehndi, face painting, Indian food, a gallery and craft workshops. Information, map, video
Nov 7 Lumen Field, Pioneer Square, Seattle Home game for the Seattle Sounders soccer team against LAFC. Schedule, map, tickets
Nov 7 Polish Cultural Center, Capitol Hill, Seattle Free Polish Fall Bazaar with pierogi, sausage, cabbage rolls, borscht, beer, coffee and baked goods, as well as Polish handicrafts. Information, map
Nov 7 Panoramic Center, Beacon Hill, Seattle Green Building Slam: ten short talks by innovative architects and builders, plus light refreshments and networking. Website, map, photos, video
Nov 7 Seattle Design Center, Georgetown, Seattle Free Short Run Comix Festival, featuring books, zines, comics and animation by creators and independent publishers. Website, map, photos
Nov 7 Latvian Community Center, Pinehurst, Seattle Heather Tartan Ball, a Scottish ball with Scottish music and dancing, a silent auction, meat pies and a no-host bar. Guests must be 21 or older. Information, map, tickets
Nov 7 Bellevue Square, Bellevue Free Diwali festival featuring Indian dance, art and clothing exhibitions, a photo booth and temporary mehndi. Information, map, video
Nov 7 Hyatt House, Redmond Songea’s Kids Soiree benefit evening: a wine and appetizer reception, buffet dinner, auctions and stories about efforts to help children in Tanzania. Information, map, tickets and donations, photos
Nov 7 St. Stephen the Martyr, Renton Wine tasting and a charity auction supporting housing assistance. Information, map, tickets, photos
Nov 7 Thomas Family Farm, Snohomish Snohomish Brewfest, featuring drinks from breweries, wineries, cideries and distilleries, live music, football on screen and Mexican food. A government-issued ID confirming you are 21 or older is required; no animals allowed. Website, map, photos, video
Nov 7 Downtown Auburn Free Veterans Day parade and ceremony featuring veterans’ units, military vehicles, motorcycles, 20 marching bands and floats. Information, map, route, photos, video
Nov 7 Tacoma Convention Center, Tacoma Grit City Comic Show: meet comic book creators, join discussions and games, and browse vendor booths. Tickets cost $12. Website, map, tickets, video
Nov 7 Asia Pacific Cultural Center, Tacoma Taste of Asia Pacific cooking class: explore the cuisine of Tokelau and dishes featuring coconut, seafood and traditional preserves. Tickets and information, upcoming events, map, photos, video
Nov 7 Agriplex, Puyallup Brewallup craft beer festival, with beer and cider from local producers, three bands, a car show and food trucks. Tickets include a glass and eight tasting pours; guests must be 21 or older. Information, map, photos
Nov 7 Canterwood Golf and Country Club, Gig Harbor Indulge tasting evening, featuring dishes from local chefs, a drink, appetizers, live music, games and an auction supporting older adults. Information, map, tickets, photos
Nov 7–8 Seattle Center Exhibition Hall, Seattle Sea-Meow Convention: 100 vendors selling cat-themed products, workshops, celebrity cats, performances, a costume contest and cat adoptions. Website, map, floor plan, photos, video
Nov 7–8 SIFF Cinema Uptown, Seattle Turkish Film Festival featuring feature-length and short films. After Saturday evening’s screening, a festival party will be held at KEXP. Festival website, map, photos
Nov 7–8 Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden, Federal Way Free Fall Foliage Festival featuring tours, craft booths, food trucks and a children’s scavenger hunt. Festival website, map, photos
Nov 7–8 Spanaway Lake High School, Spanaway Spanaway Lake Craft Fair, featuring 150 local vendors. Information, map, admission details, photos
Nov 7 and 14 Various Seattle neighborhoods Walking architecture tours: on Nov 7, grand homes on Capitol Hill and mid-20th-century buildings in Ravenna; on Nov 14, the hilltop neighborhood of Queen Anne. Tours, video
Nov 7 and 21 Husky Stadium, University District, Seattle Home games for the University of Washington Huskies football team: Nov 7 vs. Penn State and Nov 21 vs. Indiana. Schedule, map, tickets
Nov 7 and 21 Washington State Fair Events Center, Puyallup Motorcycle and ATV races on an indoor track. Children under 5 get in free. Event page, schedule, map, photos, video
Nov 7–Dec 20, Saturdays and Sundays Hotel Sorrento, First Hill, Seattle Holiday tea with black, green or herbal tea, sandwiches and sweets served on a tiered stand. On Dec 19 and 20, there will be an ugly holiday sweater contest. Tickets and information, map
Nov 8–Dec 27, Sundays Fishermen’s Terminal, Interbay, Seattle Late-morning lake cruise with a buffet and two hours of scenic views from your own table aboard the boat. Tickets and information, map, video
Nov 8, 2026–Jan 3, 2027 Lumen Field, Pioneer Square, Seattle Home games for the Seattle Seahawks. This week: Nov 8 vs. the Arizona Cardinals. Team website, map, tickets, photos
Nov 9, 2026–Mar 6, 2027 Alaska Airlines Arena, University District, Seattle Washington Huskies basketball games. On Nov 9, the team faces Mississippi Valley State. Schedule, map, tickets, photos
Nov 10–Dec 27 Village Theatre, Issaquah The musical “Come from Away” tells the story of Newfoundland residents who took in thousands of airline passengers stranded after all flights were grounded on September 11. Information and tickets, map