It’s Thursday, and it’s a typical gray Seattle day where everything feels like an excuse to stay inside… unless, of course, there’s something worth going out for. Lucky for you, we found plenty. Let’s get into it.

Father John Misty returns to the Paramount Theatre on 4/3, and we’re giving away a pair of tickets. Enter now for your chance to witness the drama, the wit, and the velvet vocals live.

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Celebrate the season at the Solstice Sessions Community Concert on 12/18 at Washington 1000. Enjoy live music, community, and generosity at this festive, philanthropic concert for the Seattle community. Enter now for a chance to win a pair of tickets!*

• The Motet brings their high-energy fusion of funk, soul, and jazz to Neptune Theatre on 3/20. Enter for a chance to win a pair of tickets and dance it out live!*

• Martin Garrix takes over the Gorge Amphitheatre on 5/9 for one massive night on his Americas Tour. Enter to win a pair of tickets and feel the drop live!*

• On 12/14, Pacific Place turns into a cozy, artsy winter wonderland. Think hot cocoa, handmade gifts, and goods from local Seattle creatives. Make Holiday Happening your new favorite tradition!*

• Patty Griffin and Rickie Lee Jones share the stage at The Moore Theatre on 2/26. Enter now for a chance to win a pair of tickets to this unforgettable night of iconic songwriting.*

SEATTLE RESTORED SPOTS TO SHOP FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Looking for local gifts for the holidays? Check out the Seattle Restored Holiday Shopping Map! It’s a curated guide to pop-ups, boutiques, and creative spaces across the city, all run by rad local artists and small business owners. Here are just a few of the many local shops on the map!*

• Pikarar & Friends: Block from Pike Place, this shop showcases Seattle artists and hosts exclusive collabs, pop-ups, and workshops.

• Rainy Day Bees: Downtown holiday pop-up offering local honey tastings, beeswax demos, and sweet gift-worthy goodies.

• Rocks & Clay: Carved pottery, glowing luminaries, and crystal jewelry handmade by Alice Kay Lee in Lake City.

• The Pour Haus: Lake City studio offering resin art classes and locally made gifts in a cozy, creative space.

THIS WEEKEND

LOCALS ONLY

• Live for a cold plunge? Join Seattle Parks and Rec for the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day at Matthews Beach Park!

• The Snoqualmie River reached its highest level in 10 years this week with a flow rate of 45,000 cubic feet per second at 17.8 feet!

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