Neighborhood farmers market with seasonal Washington produce, artisan foods and flowers.
European-style Sunday street market with 200+ vendors: vintage and antiques, local crafts and art, global imports, food trucks and produce. Free, dog-friendly, year-round rain or shine.
Year-round farmers market in the West Seattle Junction with produce, seafood, meat and prepared food from Washington farmers.
Seattle's original year-round neighborhood farmers market! produce exclusively from Washington farmers, plus food, flowers and crafts along historic Ballard Avenue. Rain or shine.
Come watch budding artists share their talents at Bulldog News & Café. All ages are welcome for this free event. Performances range from guitar, singing, stand-up comedy, improv, poetry, rap, and more. If you would like to perform, sign up in advance at https://www.bulldognews.com/events#TEnGgi Saturday Night at Bulldog is your place to explore the unexpected while sipping an espresso and sharing a tasty pastry. See you there!
Seasonal Saturday farmers market in Magnolia Village.
Seattle's largest farmers market! Washington-grown produce, meat, seafood, cheese, flowers and prepared food, a short walk from campus. Rain or shine, year-round.
Founders and the startup-curious swap ideas. Lightning intros, then open networking.
Seasonal Friday-afternoon farmers market at the Phinney Neighborhood Center.
A curated program of short films from Seattle student and indie filmmakers.
Lake City's farmers market, Thursday afternoons in summer, Saturday mid-days in fall.
Start the day with a slow flow and a clear view of Mount Rainier.
Drop in and pull your own prints. All materials provided; no experience needed.
Big screens, free popcorn, and the whole pack cheering on the Dawgs.
Local growers, makers, and food trucks line the Ave every week.
Glow-up themed party. Proceeds go to the campus food pantry.
Engineers from local companies share how they landed internships — plus Q&A and pizza.
Meet grad students across departments over drinks and museum after-hours access.
Seasonal Wednesday-afternoon farmers market in Columbia City.
Live sets on the lawn to kick off the quarter. Bring friends, blankets, and your Husky Card.
Hundreds of clubs and departments tabled across Red Square to kick off the year.
An evening of student jazz ensembles under the cherry trees.
Employers from across the region recruited for internships and new-grad roles.
Shop thousands of posters and decorate your space at the HUB's annual poster sale! Dates & locations: September 22nd | 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. - HUB Atrium September 23rd - 26th | 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Red Square September 29th - October 3rd | 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - HUB Patio
Join Jackson School faculty Dr. Jessica Beyer for some snacks while learning about cyberattacks. Dr. Beyer, Assistant Teaching Professor and lead of the Jackson School’s Cybersecurity Initiative, will talk about opportunities to study cybersecurity politics, technology policy, and international security. She will lead you through an exercise to understand a famous cyberattack—so bring a device that can search the internet (cell phone is fine).
Tuesday neighborhood farmers market with seasonal Washington produce, artisan foods and flowers!
Free outdoor concert night closing the Outdoors On The Ave series — indie-folk artist Robert Leslie and 9-piece “TequilaFunk” band REPOSADO, followed by a dusk screening of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. All ages, no ticket needed.
Lake City's farmers market! Thursday afternoons in summer, Saturday mid-days in fall.
Neighborhood-wide food walk and street party along five closed blocks of The Ave: $6 bites and drinks from 70+ participating businesses, plus live music, dance performances, marching bands and audience contests.
The U.S. democratic system is under sustained, ongoing, historical threat from one party that has been captured by a cult of personality. Many of our major institutions (media, political parties, corporations, universities) have shown themselves to be unwilling or unable in the task of defending democracy. Smaller institutions therefore need to do this work. As a democratic organization of scale, historically and still non-partisan Equal Exchange will engage in this fall’s elections for the first time in our 40-year history. Concretely, we will be engaging our supporters to defeat election deniers—candidates who would seek to deny us our right to vote and be counted. Please join us for this important webinar to learn what is driving this decision, how we will be engaging, and how you can join our efforts to preserve U.S. Democracy.
Open to everyone (UW and Off-Campus) Cost: $7.50 for UW Bowlers $12 for Off-Campus Bowlers.
Free outdoor concert by Seattle vocalist and flugelhorn player Carrie Jennings. Soulful horn lines and indie singer-songwriter aesthetics followed by a dusk screening of Clueless. All ages, no ticket required.
