Must List: Six Entertainment Things See this Week - Seattlemag

Hey, a lot happens in the city. We are weeks from the first signs of spring, and the city illuminates.

The Association in the center of Seattle is focused on the future, with the ideas of maintaining the city center lively and full of reasons to visit. Pierce County becomes creative with graffiti, bringing local artists to turn it into something fun to watch.

H Mart comes to Ballard and I hope it’s a food court involved. And finally – Drumlin returns. This is one of our places in the neighborhood, especially in the summer. We wander after seeing a movie in the comb. I’m excited to try the new menu.

Color circus artists, a must-list performance, have a central figure in a strip suit and two acrobats located on a vibrant purple background with rotating designs, a dazzling audience in anticipation of their large show on 02-27-2025.

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Cirque du Soleil: Kooza

Now-March 16
Merimur Park
$ 55+

These shows are stunning. The first time I saw the performance of Cirque du Soleil, I spent all the time bouncing between Total Awe and a light panic for performers. How do they do this? Kooza It carries the same energy. Have you seen the wheel of death? It is just as intense as it sounds. Imagine two people who do tricks inside (and outside!) From two giant rotating wheels, refuting gravity and good meaning. This is a thrill.

Four dancers in flowing blue suits perform a synchronized pose of white origin, embodying the elegance of movement and style - it must be for every list of the dance enthusiast.

Ronald K. Brown/Evidence

February 27-March, 8 pm
Meany Center for the Performing Arts
$ 10+

I haven’t seen Evidence, But it seems like one of those performances in which you leave to feel deep in your bones. Ronald K. Brown mixes African, modern and spiritual dance that looks powerful and moving. The New York Times He calls it, “the high energy works that joyfully weaves complex rhythms with a deep but lower spirituality.”

Asian comics: an evolution of the party to open art

March 7, 7:30 pm
Mopop
Age 21+

The new Asian comic book exhibition opens on March 8 and to celebrate, Mopop turns the museum into the forest of the lunar – expect glowing trees, great music and gloomy lighting. There is a night market with food from local chefs, a competition for cosplay and Anime Rae. Plus, the actual exhibit has more than 400 works from Japan, China, India and after.

The green cocktail in a glass is garnished with a mint sheet using metal clips, making it a must -have for any cocktail enthusiast. Shaker and chopped lime sit temptable in the background, setting the scene for an unforgettable experience of mixology.

Cocktail Week in Seattle

March 2-8
Different places in Seattle

Cocktail Week in Seattle is back for its sixth year, which means a week of barbell, inventive drinks and a whole event dedicated to sampling over 200 spirits. Cocktail Carnival (March 8) is the main attraction – consider cocktail carnival games, a bottle shop and a puppy to talk where you can drink your drink as you press adopters. Drink responsibly, moisturize, and may not make big decisions while using these drink to drink.

A person smiling and using a hoe in a field of young corn plants, with a lively green background, is a really mandatory list for agricultural enthusiasts.

Seed change 2025

Wednesday, March 5, 6 pm
The Great Hall
$ 25+

I love when an event brings together great minds and good causes. This year, BRIDGERTON series The romantic writer Julia Quinn spoke with the defenders of the rights of women from Kenya, everyone in support of Landesa’s work on land ownership and gender equality. Plus, Quinn will sign books, which is a solid bonus.

A man with glasses and beard sits on a pink rich chair, dressed in a white jacket and a pink shirt surrounded by a lush pink floral decor. Ideal for your list of mandatory obligations, this scene is visually stunning and unforgettable.

Pink sweat $

Wednesday, March 5, 20:00
Moore Theater
$ 31.50+

If you are in the mood for the evening of slow jams and big feelings, that’s all. Pink Sweat $ (also known as David Bowden) is made of filth, writes songs from a teenager. He went a few years ago, and everyone I knew who went to have said it was incredible-hungry vocals and multifaceted music. I hope he plays this song!

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