Neighborhood farmers market with seasonal Washington produce, artisan foods and flowers.
Year-round farmers market in the West Seattle Junction with produce, seafood, meat and prepared food from Washington farmers.
European-style Sunday street market with 200+ vendors: vintage and antiques, local crafts and art, global imports, food trucks and produce. Free, dog-friendly, year-round rain or shine.
Seattle's original year-round neighborhood farmers market! produce exclusively from Washington farmers, plus food, flowers and crafts along historic Ballard Avenue. Rain or shine.
Come watch budding artists share their talents at Bulldog News & Café. All ages are welcome for this free event. Performances range from guitar, singing, stand-up comedy, improv, poetry, rap, and more. If you would like to perform, sign up in advance at https://www.bulldognews.com/events#TEnGgi Saturday Night at Bulldog is your place to explore the unexpected while sipping an espresso and sharing a tasty pastry. See you there!
Lake City's farmers market! Thursday afternoons in summer, Saturday mid-days in fall.
Seattle's largest farmers market! Washington-grown produce, meat, seafood, cheese, flowers and prepared food, a short walk from campus. Rain or shine, year-round.
Seasonal Wednesday-afternoon farmers market in Columbia City.
Casual weekly chess night at Big Time Brewery on the Ave. All skill levels welcome. 21 and over.
Live comedy podcast tour. Doors 6pm / show 7pm at the Neptune Theatre.
Indie pop live at the Neptune Theatre.
Big Ten volleyball returns to Alaska Airlines Arena for Denim & Dawgs Night as Washington hosts Rutgers. Throw on your denim, pack the student section, and soak up one of the most electric atmospheres on campus. Admission is free for UW students with a Husky Card.
With Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. Doors 6pm / show 7pm at the Neptune Theatre.
Crosstown rivalry night at Husky Soccer Field as Washington hosts Seattle University. Citywide bragging rights are on the line in this nonconference showdown between the two local programs. Free for UW students.
Poetry On The Ave open reading at Barnes & Noble U-District, featuring Makayla Danielle Gay.
Seasonal Saturday farmers market in Magnolia Village.
Fall Tour; folk duo live at the Neptune Theatre.
Free outdoor concert by Seattle vocalist and flugelhorn player Carrie Jennings. Soulful horn lines and indie singer-songwriter aesthetics followed by a dusk screening of Clueless. All ages, no ticket required.
Live podcast taping at the Neptune Theatre.
Live at the Neptune Theatre in the U-District.
Open to everyone (UW and Off-Campus) Cost: $7.50 for UW Bowlers $12 for Off-Campus Bowlers.
Satanic doo-wop live at the Neptune Theatre.
A quiet hour of reading together, then optional chat, hosted by Queer Silent Book Club Seattle at Tailwind Cafe on Capitol Hill. Bring whatever you are reading.
The U.S. democratic system is under sustained, ongoing, historical threat from one party that has been captured by a cult of personality. Many of our major institutions (media, political parties, corporations, universities) have shown themselves to be unwilling or unable in the task of defending democracy. Smaller institutions therefore need to do this work. As a democratic organization of scale, historically and still non-partisan Equal Exchange will engage in this fall’s elections for the first time in our 40-year history. Concretely, we will be engaging our supporters to defeat election deniers—candidates who would seek to deny us our right to vote and be counted. Please join us for this important webinar to learn what is driving this decision, how we will be engaging, and how you can join our efforts to preserve U.S. Democracy.
