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Good morning.Ā Feelinā a little sluggish after the long weekend? We got you. Hereās a bunch of stuff to get excited about, including our chat with Chase Jarvis, cofounder of CreativeLive.Ā šĀ ![]() "This was taken at the start of Gucci Maneās set in the Key Arena. The crowd was going absolute bananas...[Bumbershoot] had a killer lineup this year," says reader Lauren Sommer. šø: Lauren Sommer |
18 THINGS TO DO IN SEATTLE THIS WEEKTUESDAY Stitch something. Learn the basics of hand-stitching and embroidering, then bring home all the supplies to do it yourself. (Ballard) WEDNESDAY Judge young scientists. Have a drink and watch three researchers present their science projects āin a clear and entertaining way,ā then use your applauds to decide which project wins. (Capitol Hill) Get educated on youth homelessness. This monthly workshop focuses on the causes and realities of youth homelessness and suggests ways you can engage and help out. Thanks Shemaiah Gonzalez for the tip! (Queen Anne) THURSDAY Celebrate Native American artists. Thereās a gallery opening and a documentary screening at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center. Chow down on some Indian tacos and enjoy! Thanks for the tip, Megan Martinko. (Discovery Park) FRIDAY Think about music in a new way. KEXPās Riz Rollins is chatting with NPR music critic Ann Powers about how we talk about sex and race through popular tunes. (Capitol Hill) Check out this warehouse ASAP. Artists covered the entire inside of a Seattle warehouse with art and itās scheduled to be torn down this fall. Check out its opening night with live music and drinks. (Beacon Hill) SATURDAY Go to a Seattle comedianās last show. Native Seattleite John Keister hosted a sketch comedy show for 15 years, and now heās doing one last standup. āNatives, Newcomers and anyone else trying to make sense of this townā are invited for a last laugh. Hereās more on him from The Seattle Times. (Downtown) Kick off the Seattle Design Festival. The whole fest is two weeks long, but its super-fun opening block party only goes through the weekend. Bring the fam to see cool design installations and performances. (Downtown) SUNDAY Explore Hawaiian culture. Our region has strong ties to Hawaii, and Live Aloha is hosting a day of hula performances, a lei making workshop and other fun activities. (Queen Anne) Bounce down to Tacoma. Head south of Seattle to the āBiggest Bounce House in the WORLD.ā We hope it can fit 27,000 people because thatās how many are interested in it on Facebook. (Tacoma) |
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