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Things to Do in November: This & That

Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Theater & Performance, Film, Food & Drink, This & That. Nov 7–8 — Dog people have the luxury of showing off their pets on daily walks, but we cat owners have to settle for photos, hoping that an image can convey our cat’s unique personality and star power—it’s not fair! SEA-Meow Con offers a rare oasis for cats and cat owners to strut their stuff in public, with two days dedicated to our feline friends. There will be merchants slinging cat-related goods (for both humans and cats), advocates, Furries, speakers, musicians, filmmakers, and more. There will also be plenty of social cats on-site, including on leashes, in strollers, and in fenced areas for cuddling. (Exhibition Hall, Seattle Center, 10 am–5 pm) AUDREY VANN.

Seattle, WA · 5d
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This Washington Teriyaki Joint Piles Chicken So High On The Rice You’ll Take Half Home

Skin-on chicken comes off a hot grill, gets chopped fast, and lands on a bed of rice that also gets its own pour of sauce. That single habit says a lot about one tiny counter-service kitchen in Washington. The dining room is snug and plain, with green plants scattered around...

Seattle, WA · 9d
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First-Time Shoppers Leave This Washington Discount Grocery Wishing They’d Found Its Low Prices Sooner

Some of the best food finds in Washington hide behind plain signs and busy parking lots. You walk in expecting a quick errand, and you walk out with a full cart, a lighter bill, and a snack you never knew you needed. That surprise feeling is exactly what keeps people...

Seattle, WA · 10d
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Ty Dolla $ign called in Wiz, YG and Derulo. Then this

Opening acts usually leave quietly. Ty Dolla $ign left Seattle in a Slipknot costume, standing over the pieces of a guitar. The singer closed his 16 show run supporting Bryson Tiller on the North American leg of the Neo Trapsoul Tour on Halloween at Climate Pledge Arena. For the finale, he picked up a guitar and blended his own Don’t Kill the Party with Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit. Then he smashed the instrument onstage.

Seattle, WA · 5d
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Coyote Caught Fishing in West Seattle Creek as Salmon Run Returns

Paul, walking along Longfellow Creek with his daughter this morning, caught something unusual on video: a coyote fishing in the creek. Paul recorded the footage while walking with his daughter, Ilana, along the waterway on the morning of Nov. 1, 2026, and sent it in to share what he saw.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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Little Beast to end restaurant service at the end of the year

The British pub Little Beast is endings its regular restaurant hours at the end of the year. Little Beast opened in 2025 at 5107 Ballard Ave in the former Ballard Pizza Company space. It’s a spinoff from Loyal Heights butchery Beast & Cleaver co-owners Kevin Smith and Polly Yakovich, which opened in 2019 on NW 80th St.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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18th year for annual Trunk-R-Treat in Mountlake Terrace

It was a clear Halloween evening for the annual Trunk-R-Treat in Mountlake Terrace. The event, held from 5pm to 7pm at 232nd St SW and 56th Ave W, brought together families, decorated vehicles, and plenty of candy. Organized by Ellis, owner of Espresso Break, the event was sponsored by West...

Mountlake Terrace, WA · 7d

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Cultivate launches brunch pilot program

Cultivate, a gastro-pub-inspired dining option located in Elm Hall, debuted its brunch pilot program Oct. 25. The program was formed after students requested more options for breakfast and lunch on campus. Cultivate’s first Sunday brunch drew 155 diners, 95 short of the 250 staff say they need to continue the...

Seattle, WA · 5d

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A 1910 Seattle Beach House Gets a Colorful Makeover

Perched above Seattle’s Alki Beach, Alki Lookout is a century-old home that has traded conventional coastal style for a palette of saturated colors, playful patterns, and warm wood. With sweeping views of Puget Sound, Bainbridge Island, and the Olympic Mountains, the home already had a spectacular setting. The interiors, however, lacked the same sense of character. Originally built as a log cabin in 1910 and remodeled twice over the years, the house lacked a cohesive identity. Seattle-based Shed Architecture & Design saw an opportunity to transform the 2,706-square-foot residence into a playful retreat that reflects its surroundings without relying on familiar seaside motifs.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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This Washington Buffet Serves King Crab Legs, Dim Sum, And Sushi All You Can Eat

King crab legs, dim sum, and cotton candy can all land on your plate in the same meal. That alone made me stop scrolling. This Washington buffet also keeps a Mongolian grill, a ramen and noodle station, a sushi bar, and a chocolate fountain going. Lobster shows up too, and it gets talked about more than almost anything else on the menu.

Renton, WA · 9d

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This Washington Waterfront Seafood Spot Dumps Your Whole Crab Feast Right Onto The Table

Your dinner gets dumped straight onto the table here. No plates, just paper, a bib, and a wooden mallet waiting beside you. That messy ritual is the big draw at this Washington waterfront seafood spot. Buckets of crab, shrimp, corn, and potatoes land in a heap, and everyone grabs what they want.

Seattle, WA · 7d

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Holiday Lights Turn This 53-Acre Washington Botanic Garden Into A Winter Walk You’ll Remember

A suspension bridge hangs over a forested ravine just minutes from downtown skyscrapers, and walking across it costs nothing at all. That alone made me want to know more about this garden. The grounds stretch across 53 acres of gardens, woodlands, and wetlands. There’s a Japanese garden, a rock garden,...

Bellevue, WA · 8d

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Old-School Washington Lunch Counters Where Locals Have Eaten For Half A Century, Ranked: 6 Favorites

Some Washington restaurants have outlasted trends, owners, and entire neighborhoods, and they still pour coffee at the counter every day. The six spots on this list have each been feeding locals for at least 50 years, and a few go back much further than that. You will find a railcar...

Seattle, WA · 8d

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Monroe’s Lake Tye Park being monitored for bird flu after dead birds discovered

The City of Monroe is actively monitoring Lake Tye Park after multiple birds were found dead and others began showing symptoms consistent with avian influenza, they said.

Monroe, WA · 6d

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Seattle boss spent $1M in withheld payroll taxes on gambling and travel — how staff can recoup Social Security credit

If your employer hasn’t reported your payroll taxes, that could permanently lower your Social Security retirement benefits — but there is a way to fix it.

Seattle, WA · 8d

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Live music and dancing every Friday-Saturday at The Commons - November schedule

Nov. 6 - Blue Moon Jazz. Nov. 13 - Brazz (Jazz Standards) Nov. 14 - Stickshift Annie with Kimball & the Fugitives. Nov. 20 - On The Rock (Pop/Folk/Country) Nov. 21 - CenterPiece (Jazz) Nov. 27 - The Fabulous Orchids (60s & 70s) Nov. 28 - File Gumbo (Zydeco) Check...

Lake Forest Park, WA · 7d

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Altura and Carrello Combine to Create More Dining Opportunities Under One Roof

Capitol Hill’s Carrello, known for handmade pastas and Italian appetizers served on its namesake wooden carts, has combined with its sibling restaurant, Altura, which was previously located across the street. Both eateries are now under one roof, retaining the Altura name and able to offer a more comprehensive dining...

Seattle, WA · 5d

The Daily

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Hokkaido Ramen Santouka offers student discounts amid steep University Village restaurant prices

University Village (U-Village) has been an off-campus option for students looking to shop, eat, or hang out since its inception in 1956. In the last three decades, the shopping center has emerged as an upscale alternative to the Ave’s local businesses, thrift stores, and relatively low prices. Some restaurants are hoping to close that gap and draw more students in with speciality discounts.

Seattle, WA · 6d