The whole kit ‘n caboodle 🔨

Photo via the Washington Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation

Raise the roof 🪜

For sale 🔖

• 1908 Capitol Hill Craftsman | $2,100,000 | 4BR, 3BA | Includes a backyard with a koi pond
• 1920 Craftsman Near Discovery Park | $985,000 | 3BR, 2BA | Original built-in bookcases
• 1925 Fremont Craftsman | $740,950 | 3BR, 1BA | Great views of Mount Rainier

• In This Moment | Mon., Oct. 3 | 6:30 p.m. | The Paramount Theatre | $40+ | If Lady Gaga + Slayer had babies, it might look something like this band’s visually stunning style. 🎸
• Andrew Sean Greer | Mon., Oct. 3 | 7 p.m. | Lake Forest Park | $32 | The Pulitzer Prize-winning author discusses his new novel “Less Is Lost.” 📚

• Candlelight: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More at Sparkman Cellars | Tues., Oct. 4 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Sparkman Cellars, 14300 NE 145th St., Woodinville | $45 | Relaxation goals are here and they include classical music, good wine + candles. 🕯️
• Issa Rae, In Conversation | Tues., Oct. 4 | 8 p.m. | The Paramount Theatre | $55+ | Hear what the co-creator and star of the Emmy Award-winning series “Insecure” has to say.

• “Moonage Daydream” | Wed., Oct. 5 | 4:30 + 7:30 p.m. | SIFF Cinema Egyptian Theatre | $11+ | The new David Bowie documentary features never-before-seen footage. ⚡
• “The Hitchcock Hotel” | Wed., Oct. 5 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Can Can Culinary Cabaret, 95 Pine St. | $49 | Have a scary good time with sultry musical performances inspired by the Master of Suspense. 👻

• Florence + the Machine | Thurs., Oct. 6 | 8 p.m. | Climate Pledge Arena | $40+ | “The Dog Days Are Over” whenever this indie rock band plays their epic hits.
• Taste of Iceland | Thurs., Oct. 6 | 4:30 p.m. | The Carlisle Room, 820 Pine St. | $95 | Enjoy lobster soup, skyr mousse + other Icelandic specialties at this special pop-up. 🇮🇸

• 78º | Mostly sunny | 6% chance of rain

• Rise: 7:11 a.m.
• Set: 6:44 p.m.

• North neighborhood tradesies? According to the latest map drafted by the Seattle Redistricting Commission, Magnolia and most of Fremont would swap City Council districts. The public can provide feedback in a forum on Sat., Oct. 8 — the final draft is due no later than Tues., Nov. 15. 📍 (Seattle Times)

• The Seahawks won a wild game against the Detroit Lions on the road Sunday, 48-45. Quarterback Geno Smith threw for 320 yards and two passing touchdowns, while running back Rashaad Penny ran for 151 yards and two TDs. The Hawks will play the Saints next Sunday in New Orleans. 🏈
• Release the giant, smiley ocean creature — the Kraken introduced their new mascot Buoy the Sea-Troll. According to lore, Buoy is the nephew of the Fremont Troll and once played with Mudhoney. You’ll see more of him when Seattle has its first regular season home game on Sat., Oct. 15. 🏒

• University of Washington researchers have developed new technology that could help hurricane forecasters track a storm’s severity. UW-made buoys with sensors were dropped into Hurricane Ian’s path, sending real-time data on how the storm generated ocean waves. (UW News)

• The Seattle City Council recently approved long-planned pedestrian improvements for Crown Hill that includes room for street plazas, an enhanced Holman Grove entrance, and an expanded walkable retail core. The next step is to review designs for each project. 🚸 (My Ballard)

• Grape expectations are coming to the Eastside as Browne Family Vineyards plans a new tasting room in Bellevue. The Walla Walla-based winemaker — which also has a location in Pioneer Square — will open at 10245 Main St. on Mon., Oct. 24, offering flights, wines by the glass, and a special Bellevue blend. 🍷 (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• Washington State Ferries is now offering free fares for anyone under the age of 19 — if they’re a passenger in a car or a pedestrian — as part of a $17 billion, state-wide effort. Teens who are behind the wheel will still have to pay the adult vehicle + driver ferry fare. ⛴️ (West Seattle Blog)

• Renowned Seattle-born mountaineer Hilarie Nelson died in an avalanche while skiing in Nepal recently. Hilarie was known as a groundbreaking athlete as the first woman to climb Mount Everest + neighboring peak Lhotse in 24 hours. Over her career, she embarked on 40 expeditions in 16 countries. (Seattle Times)

• House it going out there? Real estate consultancy mogul Stefan Swanepoel announced plans to launch the website Real Estate News this fall. The platform promises factual news about the residential real estate industry through all its ups + downs. It’ll operate independently from Stefan’s T3 Sixty firm. 🏘️ (GeekWire)

• This may be weighing on us a bit — Seattle saw one of the biggest drops in gym membership in the US from 2021-22. While pretty much every metro area across the country saw a dip during the pandemic, the Emerald City’s was particularly steep, falling by 18% from 2018-19. (Seattle Times)

• Lenny Wilkens Day. Seattle Center is celebrating the legendary SuperSonics coach with a free event at the Fisher Pavilion from 5-6 p.m. The ceremony will include a proclamation by Mayor Bruce Harrell + special guests from the NBA community. So, when are we getting the Sonics back again? 🏀

• Have you been asking yourself why your garbage disposal is making that odd sound? Let the experts from South West help. They’re taking reader questions about plumbing and answering them in an upcoming SEAtoday newsletter. Have a question for them? Submit it here.🚰 *

• The closest thing to social media was LiveJournal.
• Amazon hadn’t turned a profit yet.
• Julio Rodríguez was eight months old.
• Cell phones looked like this.
• The Sonics were around.
• There was no Light Rail.
• Ken Griffey Jr. was still playing (for the Reds).
• The Mariners faithful went bananas — wait, some things never change.