10 of the best things to do in & around Seattle this week (November 8-12)

It’s past the first week of November and the pumpkins are starting to turn from creepy to festive and Thanksgiving is getting closer and closer. Things are not slowing down this week, you still have plenty of options when it comes to things in the city. From music to food to art, we’re here for you. Here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Seattle this week.

Horse gang

Band of Horses is the kind of soft rock that pretty much always sounds good. They’re on tour again these days for the band’s new album Why Are You OK. So if you want to hear some of your favorite soft rock songs live, you might as well have a look.

When: November 8th
Where: 911 Pine Road
Costs: $ 30.75 – $ 50.75

Check out a new restaurant

If you’re looking for a way to make your week a little tastier, why not check out a new restaurant? Seattle has some delicious options for you from katsu to ice cream. We have even put together a list for you.

Where: Click above to see our selection

SCOOP! Film festival

Last month, The Stranger asked people from around the world to submit documentaries of 15 minutes or less on any topic, as long as it was real and true. It is the first annual screening of this festival, so you can also check out the 12 films submitted for the finals. After all, you can enjoy it from the comfort of your own home.

When: November 12th
Where: On-line
Costs: $ 15

Wild lanterns

Let the holiday magic begin! The Woodland Park Zoo shines this Christmas season with an immersive, interactive and larger-than-life light experience. You will explore beetles, prehistoric life, jungle creatures, and a giant 200 foot long dragon. Well worth a visit if you want to deviate from the traditional Christmas lights.

When: November 12th – January 16th
Where: 5500 Phinney Avenue N.
Costs: $ 25.95 – $ 30.95

KCLS Online Program: Shakespeare Series-Richard III

Ready to learn? Check out this discussion on Shakespeare led by theater director and Shakespeare researcher Leah Adcock-Starr. You’ll explore a story about the Duke of Gloucester, his ascension to the throne, his defeat and death, and complete the cycle of plays about the Wars of the Roses.

When: Until November 12th
Where: On-line
Costs: For free

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Spotlight on the waterfront

This series is a unique way to see local artists perform and share their work with the public in front of the picturesque Seattle Waterfront. You can see music and visuals from new artists every week. Upcoming performances include works by Peter Ali, Julie C, and the New Moon Cypher Squad and more, all to be announced shortly.

When: November 12th
Where: 1951 Alaskan Way
Costs: For free

ColorFALL at Periodic: A pop-up shop

If you still want pumpkin pictures for fall but want something a little more lively, then you should go to ColorFALL. It’s a funky fall-themed selfie station full of photo backgrounds perfect for taking some fun fall photos. Go with your friends, alone or bring the family.

When: Until November 14th
Where: 2252 7th Avenue
Costs: For free

Findings – Naomi Fisher: Thermodynamic Flower

This unique outdoor sculpture piece has many components. It is part of a series of works that investigate the (re-) activation of the physical body in our re-accessible public space. Fisher’s specific piece “drives the tensions between nature and capitalist dynamics through feminist theories and strategies based on surrealist art”. Do not miss it!

When: Until November 30th
Where: Occidental Square, Occidental Ave S, and S Main St
Costs: For free

New acquisitions in contemporary art

Do you love the Frye? Well, your collection is growing! You can view 7 current artworks by Juventino Aranda, Rokni Haerizadeh, Rose Nestler, Mary Ann Peters, Cauleen Smith, Anthony White and Ko Kirk Yamahira. All of these works were acquired by the museum in 2019 and are now on display together.

When: Until January 11th
Where: 704 Terry Avenue
Costs: For free

Where: Click above to see our selection

BAM Biennale 2021: Architecture & Urban Development

Explore BAM’s judged exhibition, which focuses on the work of established and emerging artists, artisans, and designers from the Northwest, with an emphasis on new work. This year’s Biennale focuses on specific fields and fields of study in the fields of art, craft and design.

When: Until April 24th
Where: 510 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA
Costs: $ 15

Grab your jackets and go out guys! We’ll get you back here next weekend for more things to do in Seattle.

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10 of the best things to do in & around Seattle this week (November 8-12)