Ready for a sweet escape? Do604’s Back to School Sweepstakes could send you to Vancouver for gondola views, Cream Pony donuts, improv legends, a Roxy VIP night, and more. Enter to win the grand prize!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Two nights of PNW funk, jam, and Americana at Hidden Hall from 9/27-9/28. PBJam Fest 2025 features a dozen bands and infinite grooves. Enter to win a 4-pack weekend pass or grab yours now.*

• McMenamins is transforming into Bavaria with a day of free, all-ages Oktoberfest fun at the historic Anderson School on 9/27. Expect live polka jams, German-inspired food specials, seasonal McMenamins brews, and more!*

• Homegrown, raw, and intentional. Oblé Reed makes music with a message. Get tickets to hear the Seattle-born and based rapper at Neumos on 11/26.

• Classical, hip hop, dance, and everything in between: Vitamin String Quartet plays string renditions of your favorite hit on 2/7 at The Moore. Don’t miss!

• Plus other just announced shows from Cursive, Primitive Man, Sofar Sounds, and more.

PARTY AT WERISE WINE BAR

WeRise Wine Bar's event calendar is already filling up fast, so now’s the time to secure your date for holiday parties, special celebrations, and milestone moments. Whether it’s a corporate gathering, family get-together, or festive night with friends, WeRise Wine Bar offers the perfect setting to make memories that truly count, all while supporting a business that celebrates diversity, community, and connection.*

THIS WEEK

• SEATTLE RESTORED. Art and pop-up shops all over Seattle.*

• BLESSTHEFALL. Tonight at The Crocodile (7PM).

• KIDZ BOP LIVE. Tomorrow at Washington State Fair Events Center (6:30PM).

• BLACK & LOUD FEST FT. LIVING COLOR. Saturday at The Crocodile (7PM).

• WIN: CIDER SUMMIT SEATTLE. Friday & Saturday at South Lake Union Discovery Center (3PM).

LOCALS ONLY

• Celebrate South Seattle at the Soufend Bazaar, with local handmade goods and art, delicious food (including a FryZone pop-up!), live music, and more this Saturday in Rainier Beach.

• More than just Twin Peaks and Bigfoot: here’s a map of Washington State that only locals can understand, thanks to the Seattle Met.

FEATURED

“One short day in the Emerald City…”