<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2v2L3k_1GifPIkA00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2v2L3k_1GifPIkA00" width="1280" height="879" ><figcaption>Sea-Meow is November 7–8 at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall. Credit: Madison Kirkman</figcaption></figure>Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Theater &amp; Performance, Film, Food &amp; Drink, This &amp; That.Sea-Meow Convention 2026Nov 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 VANNCranksgivingNov 21Cranksgiving may sound dirty, but fear not: Aside from a little mud on your tires, you’ll ride away with a clean conscience. Started in 1999 by New York bike messenger Antonio “Tone” Rodrigues as a charitable form of mischief-making, it has now spread to more than 100 cities worldwide. This year’s Seattle edition will meet at 9 a.m. at Byrd Barr Place in the Central District, after which organizers will send participants scattering across the city to source and deliver as much food for donation in the shortest time possible—all you need to bring is a bike and a bag (recommended is bike lock and mask for when you enter certain food banks). While Cranksgiving is an unsanctioned, or “alleycat” race due to its unpredictable route, it is technically possible to finish it first, but attempt to tell any of the other hundreds of smiling, wonkily outfitted do-gooders handing in food to charity that they aren’t winners, and you’ll be sorely mistaken. (Byrd Barr Place, 9 am, free) TODD HAMMThe 38th Annual Best of the Northwest Fall Show Nov 6–8, Magnuson Park Hangar 30, 11 am–5 pmDiwali: Lights of India Nov 7, Seattle Center Armory, noon–5 pmSeattle Sauna Festival Nov 7–8, National Nordic Museum, times varyAfter Hours: Gill And Chill Nov 12, Seattle Aquarium, 5:30–8:30 pmSeattle Hmong New Year Nov 14, Seattle Center Armory, 10 am2026 Seattle Christmas Market Nov 19–Dec 27, Seattle Center, times varyCHASM: Capitol Hill Autonomous Swap Meet Nov 21, Quality Flea Center, noonCaptain Slinky Presents Oddmall Emporium of the Weird Creepsmas Nov 21–22, Evergreen State Fairgrounds, times varyWinterfest Nov 27–Dec 31, Seattle Center, times varyBig Fat Holiday Market Nov 28, Quality Flea Center, 10 am–4 pmFind all these listings and more on our sister site, EverOut Seattle! EverOut.com/Seattle</div></body>

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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.

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