The following list of horror movies, thrillers, and animated films released between September and October in time for the 2019 Halloween season. Many of these movies are available now through streaming or rental. Horror movies released in fall 2019 (Listed alphabetically by movie title) 3 from Hell (R). A trio … [Read more...] about 2019 Halloween season movie releases
Performing & Visual Arts
Free art walks from Everett to Tacoma
Art galleries may open for Phase 2 of Washington State's Safe Start plan. Some art walks have re-opened but there may be a mix of in-person and virtual experiences. Some art galleries have virtual exhibitions, some are by appointment only, and others are open to the public. If you plan to go, check the links to confirm … [Read more...] about Free art walks from Everett to Tacoma
Jazz Alley live music show calendar
Jazz Alley issued an update on their highly anticipated return to live music shows. Although licensed as a Restaurant and allowed to open at 50% capacity, they have not been given any clear guidelines with regards to presenting live music. As much as they wanted to open during summer 2020, conditions dictate that it … [Read more...] about Jazz Alley live music show calendar
Affordable events at Pacific Northwest Ballet
Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB) is one of the largest and most highly regarded ballet companies in the United States. PNB was founded in 1972 as Pacific Northwest Dance Association under the aegis of Seattle Opera Association. The Company became an independent organization in September 1977 and was renamed Pacific … [Read more...] about Affordable events at Pacific Northwest Ballet
Where to find Jimi Hendrix memorials in Seattle and Renton
James Marshall “ Jimi” Hendrix was born on November 27, 1942 and died September 18, 1970. Originally named Johnny Allen by his parents Al and Lucille (Jeter), his father changed Jimi’s name to James Marshall. Brief biography of Jimi Hendrix Jimi began playing guitar at the age of 16. He is renowned as one of rock n’ … [Read more...] about Where to find Jimi Hendrix memorials in Seattle and Renton
Our big list of movie theaters (live & virtual)
Below is a comprehensive list* of movie theaters in the Seattle-Tacoma area, including independent first-run movie theaters, art film houses and second-run discount movie theaters, major cinema multiplexes, and drive-in theaters in the Puget Sound region. Check this list anytime you're in the mood to see something on … [Read more...] about Our big list of movie theaters (live & virtual)
Low power FM community radio stations in the Puget Sound region
Have you ever gone to the drive-in movies and turned on your radio to hear the audio of the film? Or tuned into a station listed on a highway sign for ferry, highway, or weather information? If so, you’ve used a Low Power FM radio station. These stations are becoming more popular as folks learn the benefits … [Read more...] about Low power FM community radio stations in the Puget Sound region
Virtual SIFF Cinema movie rentals and filmmaking events
Many people are familiar with the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF). The 25-day film festival held every spring offers movie aficionados hundreds of feature-length films, shorts, and documentaries from filmmakers around the world. The festival movies are screened at SIFF Cinema theaters and many other venues … [Read more...] about Virtual SIFF Cinema movie rentals and filmmaking events
These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened
Seattle-Tacoma museums are beginning to re-open and we couldn't be more excited! Check this page for a list of museums around the Puget Sound region that have already re-opened, or expect to re-open soon. We'll update the page regularly, so feel free to come back from time-to-time to see what new outings may be … [Read more...] about These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened
Seattle Symphony 2020-2021 Season
Since the coronavirus pandemic closed Benaroya Hall’s doors over four months ago, the Seattle Symphony has continuously prioritized the health and safety of its audiences, musicians and staff, as well as its social responsibility to the public’s health. Throughout the Hall’s closure, the orchestra has remained … [Read more...] about Seattle Symphony 2020-2021 Season
Our big list of live & virtual music shows & concerts
Most, if not all music venues closed in spring 2020 for the foreseeable future. However many are offering virtual content. Find a calendar of upcoming music performances--live or virtual, in the calendar at the end of this list. The events include concerts, music festivals, sing-alongs, and more. These bars, clubs, … [Read more...] about Our big list of live & virtual music shows & concerts
Virtual sacred & classical concerts
St. James Cathedral Music presents a nationally renowned series of sacred music, classical concerts, and organ recitals throughout the year. Some cathedral concerts are ticketed events and others are a free will offering. The annual concert series runs from September to June and contributes beautifully to the rich … [Read more...] about Virtual sacred & classical concerts
Outdoor summer movies: drive-ins and pop-ups
Summertime means movies on outdoor screens. And as any Seattleite knows, summer begins in July in the Puget Sound region. Hence, so do most outdoor movies. In the list below, you can find outdoor summer movies around Puget Sound by region (Seattle and then north, east, west, and south of the city) and then by … [Read more...] about Outdoor summer movies: drive-ins and pop-ups
Our big list of film festivals and special movie screenings
Seattle is one of the top cities worldwide (easily in the top 100) for "cinemability", which is a measure of our ability to support movie goers. Cinemability includes issues such as ticket price, available movie titles, and the number of movie screens, cinema multiplexes, independent movie houses, and film … [Read more...] about Our big list of film festivals and special movie screenings
Our big list of historic performing arts theatres
Seattle is home to many historic theatres built in the early 1900s. These were silent movie palaces and vaudeville stages in their day. Today, the theatres listed here have been restored to the original luster and re-purposed as performing arts venues featuring music, dance, comedy, stage plays, musicals, spoken word, … [Read more...] about Our big list of historic performing arts theatres
