Thu, Jun 4, 6:00 PM
Louis Tomlinson: How Did We Get Here World Tour
Internationally acclaimed artist Louis Tomlinson has revealed plans for a 2026 world arena tour, stopping at Climate Pledge Arena on June 4!
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Seattle Center Sculpture Walk 2026
Experience temporary art installations on our grounds throughout the year.
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Open sourceSat, Jun 6, 9:30 AM
PhinneyWood Pride Rainbow Hop
This Pride and LGBTQIA+ event celebrates finding oneself, encourages inclusivity and diversity in our community, and seeks to help individuals feel authentically seen, heard, and valued. We invite you to be a part of this gay, family-friendly, and multi-generational celebration!The day will start out with a free anti-bullying play at the Taproot Theatre, an all-age appropriate production. Families will then travel the Rainbow Hop route between 87th and 67th on Greenwood Avenue and take part in dozens of Pride-centric activities and crafts. You will have the opportunity to let loose at our all-ages dance party in the PNA Blue Building, and visit participating businesses where you can engage in fun and colorful activities, listen to stories and music, and enjoy plays and performances. By participating in Rainbow Hop, you become part of a movement that seeks to make Northwest Seattle a healthy, inclusive community where everyone belongs.To participate in Rainbow Hop, simply follow the Rainbow Hop map and visit the businesses along the route. Collect stamps as you go along, and when you have six stamps, you can redeem them for free tickets to the Woodland Park Zoo!Put on your finest Pride outfits and join us as we parade through our neighborhood in celebration of our connected and inclusive community.
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Open sourceSat, Jun 6, 12:00 PM
Artists' Reception: Rooted Here + Mingling Spirits
Step into two new exhibitions celebrating community, creativity, and connection through deeply personal and imaginative work from local artists.SEEDArts Studios Community ExhibitFeaturing artists creating and working out of the SEEDArts Studios in Hillman City:Iris Antman, Patrick George Appleby, Jacqui Beck, Alexie Hoffman, Sally Kim-Miller, Bekah Marcum, Beth Sims, and Katherine Yasi.This vibrant community exhibition offers a glimpse into the creative energy growing inside the studios of Hillman City — featuring diverse perspectives, mediums, and artistic voices rooted in experimentation, storytelling, and place.Mingling SpiritsA new member exhibition featuring Stacy Hsu, Shari Kaufman, and Elizabeth Putnam.Mingling Spirits explores presence, memory, intuition, and the unseen threads that connect us — inviting viewers into layered worlds where emotion, atmosphere, and material intertwine.Join us in celebrating the artists, conversations, and creative community that continue to shape Seattle’s South End. Stay tuned for opening reception details, gallery hours, and additional programming
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Open sourceSun, Jun 7, 1:00 PM
Lakewood/Seward Park Emergency Hub HUB101 FREE TRAINING
HUB 101 FREE TRAINING Sunday, June 7, 1 – 2:30 p.m. Lakewood Seward Park Community Club, 4916 S Angeline Street, Seattle Discover how your neighborhood Emergency Hub works, and consider joining our growing crew of volunteers. Reserve your spot today, at tinyurl.com… . Your neighborhood Hub meets monthly at the Lakewood Seward Park Community Club. For details, go to: lspcc.org/emergency-hub/ We need more volunteers with all kinds of abilities and skills. All are welcomeYour Lakewood Seward Park Emergency Hub is made of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors.” After a disaster, we plan to set up our Hub in Lakewood Playfield. Neighbors will exchange information and supplies, and help each other solve problems. The Hub will share accurate information about safety, sanitation, and other vital topics. When cell phones and other networks are down, Hubs will use radios to get vital communication from the City. Your Emergency Hub is a volunteer organization, planned and run by community members just like you. Join us in making our community stronger and more resilient in a disaster.
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