Downtown Is Open

Starting in January, their 2022 season will deliver top-notch talent telling timely, theatrical and personal tales.

It’s finally time to go catch a summer blockbuster after all those release date delays. Click the link to see which new movie might get you back in the theater tonight!

Summer’s here, the weather is hot, and now’s the time to get out and recharge in nature with miles of a beautiful flora and fauna and stunning views of the Puget Sound.  They have several cruises to choose from, including their Island Cruise, Harbor Cruise and Locks Cruise.

The museum has finally reopened. Plan your visit now! From grand, ancient Buddhist sculptures to their iconic 17th-century Japanese Crows screens to Colored Vases by contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, there’s tons to explore.

Open for visitors with limited capacity. WA state residents get a discount on admission.

Newly reopened and ready for your viewing and listening pleasure. Check out their calendar for the latest list of shows, rotating every weekend!

DSA is proud to present Downtown Summer Sounds, returning bigger and better than ever before this summer. From July 1 to Sept. 30, DSS will bring free, local music to downtown Seattle via 100-plus live performances. That’s right — three months of in-person concerts featuring some of the best local talent our city has to offer.  Click for more info!

Seattle’s only free art museum dedicated to exhibiting art from past to present is located on First Hill.

Seattle flourished during and after the Klondike Gold Rush. Merchants supplied people from around the world passing through this port city on their way to a remarkable adventure in Alaska. Today, the park is your gateway to learn about the Klondike Gold Rush, explore the area’s public lands, and engage with the local community.

You can now experience pop culture from somewhere other than your couch, because MoPOP has reopened their doors.

Check out their newest permanent exhibit, True Northwest: The Seattle Journey, which traverses viewers from an age when Native American cultures first came into contact with Europeans to the region’s transformation into a major global hub.

ONYX Fine Arts Collective is organized by the voluntary efforts of a group of artists and supporters committed to celebrate and promote the visual artwork of Pacific Northwest Artists of African descent.

Stream the 2021 digital season starting Feb. 11.