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Spooky season is in full swing and there are TONS of ghoulish events to check out around the city. Whether you’re looking for scares or something normal like a concert, here are all the things to do in and around Seattle this week.
The Norwegian DJ and producer famous for his tropical house hits like “Firestone,” will be bringing his infectious dance rhythms to Climate Pledge Arena.
When: Wednesday, October 9th at 7:00 PM
Where: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle
Cost: $20+
A rising star in the world of J-pop with its vibrant performances and catchy songs, Travis Japan will be taking over the stage with energetic choreography and engaging music.
When: Thursday, October 10th at 8:00 PM
Where: Neptune Theatre, Seattle
Cost: $58+
Discover the wonders of a tropical reef ecosystem at the heart of Seattle’s waterfront. Marvel at sharks, rays, schooling fish, corals, mangroves, and more. Journey to the far reaches of the ocean through immersive 360° video and interactive experiences.
When: Now open
Where: 1483 Alaskan Way, Seattle
Cost: Included with aquarium admission
Known for her introspective lyrics and indie-pop sound, Clairo is bringing her Charm Tour to Seattle for two nights – and we’re betting it’s going to be emotional and stunning to witness.
When: Thursday & Friday, October 10th-11th at 8:00 PM
Where: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
Cost: $80+
Gear up for the 16th annual edition of The Seattle Latino Film Festival. They will be screening two dozen films at 10 different venues around the city that celebrate daily experiences, culture, and art through a variety of cinematographic genres.
When: Now until Saturday, October 12th, 2024
Where: Multiple venues in Seattle
Cost: $15+
Marvel at original artifacts and personal belongings that tell touching stories of the ship’s passengers and crew. You can even walk through recreated first-class and third-class rooms as they would have looked aboard the Titanic. Your ticket includes an audio guide with stories, period music, and sound effects.
When: Now until October 27th, 2024
Where: Maritime Building, 906 Alaskan Way, Seattle
Cost: $34+
The Museum of Illusions is offering an engaging experience filled with mind-bending exhibits and optical illusions. Explore interactive installations that challenge perception and encourage creativity, featuring holograms, immersive rooms, and 3D illusions.
When: Dates throughout the fall
Where: 1330 5th Ave, Seattle
Cost: $27+
Your one-stop-shop for all the scares you can handle. This venue has multiple haunted attractions, including outdoor walks, indoor mazes, a food court, a beer garden, and more. Please note escape rooms cost extra.
When: Dates throughout October
Where: 6601 244th St SW, Mountlake Terrace
Cost: $35
Discover Pioneer Square, Seattle’s original neighborhood, on this guided walking tour. Explore underground pathways built over 120 years ago and learn about Seattle’s history and the events that shaped it. Each small-group tour is approximately one hour long with insider tips from a professional, local guide.
When: Dates throughout October
Where: 102 Cherry St, Seattle
Cost: $40+
Rumoured to be one of Seattle’s best ghost tours, explore historical locations around Seattle, and examine unexplained and mysterious phenomena. Rather than actors, all the tour guides on this tour are real Paranormal Investigators or Psychics.
When: Dates throughout October
Where: Multiple locations in Seattle
Cost: $15
House of Spirits: A Haunted Cocktail Soirée is an immersive cocktail party hosted inside an elegantly macabre haunted mansion! Enjoy craft cocktails and a night of music, surreal magic, macabre characters, and interactive guest experiences.
When: Dates throughout the fall
Where: DAR Rainier Chapter House, 800 E Roy St, Seattle
Cost: $69+
There you have all the things to do in Seattle this week – now you just have to choose!
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