Carving out a legacy

The next generation

• Friday Night Music Series | Friday, Nov. 3 | 5-7 p.m. | Chateau Ste. Michelle, 14111 NE 145th St., Woodinville | Free | Enjoy sweet tunes from local musicians while sipping on vino from Washington’s esteemed estate.
• “When We Become Ours” Book Launch | Friday, Nov. 3 | 6-8 p.m. | Asian Counseling and Referral Service, 3639 MLK Jr. Way S., Seattle | Free | Attend a reading of the new YA story collection that celebrates adoptee voices and community.

• Beagle and Basset Hound Meetup | Saturday, Nov. 4 | 9-10 a.m. | Dog Yard Bar, 1546 NW Leary Way, Seattle | $16 | This should be a howling good time with floppy ears for days.
• Seattle Kraken vs. Calgary Flames | Saturday, Nov. 4 | 7 p.m. | Climate Pledge Arena, 334 First Ave. N., Seattle | $115-$560 | The Kraken hope to douse the Flames with star Matty Beniers and crew.
• Phoebe Robinson | Saturday, Nov. 4 | 7 p.m. | Neptune Theatre, 1303 NE 45th St., Seattle | $35 | You may recognize this raucously entertaining comic from the podcast-turned-series “2 Dope Queens.”

• Fall Forest Bathing | Sunday, Nov. 5 | 9-11 a.m. | Kubota Garden, 9817 55th Ave. S., Seattle | $30 | Let the beauty of nature wash over you at this tranquil greenspace.
• The Fruit Salad Show | Sunday, Nov. 5 | 1 p.m. | Seattle Public Library Central Branch, 1000 Fourth Ave., Seattle | Pay-what-you-can | The eclectic performances include puppetry, drag, sketch comedy, music, and lots more.
• “Seinfeld” Trivia Night | Sunday, Nov. 5 | 6 p.m. | Clock-Out Lounge, 4864 Beacon Ave. S., Seattle | $6 | What’s the DEAL with all these questions? Test how much you know about the hit ‘90s sitcom.

• Rare Scotch Whisky Tasting | Monday, Nov. 6 | 7-9 p.m. | The Barrel Thief, 3417 Evanston Ave. N., Seattle | $60-$95 | Prep your palettes for peaty-ness with the Scotch Malt Whisky Society as your guide.
• KISS: End of the Road World Tour | Monday, Nov. 6 | 7:30 p.m. | Climate Pledge Arena, 334 First Ave. N., Seattle | $40-$1,000 | We wanna rock n’ roll all night and party every day with these face-painting legends.

• Snag Christmas trees and garlands at a discount exclusively for Prime members.
• Shop dripless Hanukkah candles with a burn time of 30+ minutes.
• Hang this star and string lights decoration for cheery, twinkling warmth outdoors or indoors.
• Invite winter coziness into your living room with a flannel electric blanket that’s soft and warm.
• Add an elegant light-up birch tree to any space.

• Yikes — a Seattle water taxi intercepted a runaway barge in Elliott Bay yesterday afternoon that was drifting toward the Seattle Aquarium. The barge collided with a marina near Pier 66, but luckily no injuries were reported and the barge was later secured. (Seattle Times)

• When they come around, we’re always excited. Green Day announced they will play a concert at T-Mobile Park with the Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid on Sept. 23, 2024. Tickets for the Saviors Tour go on sale Friday, Nov. 10.

• Whew, that was a doozy. High winds knocked out power for thousands of Seattleites yesterday and even forced the Woodland Park Zoo to close (the animals were okay). Things should be calmer today, but another storm system is coming this weekend. (FOX 13)

• After two years in business, Ballard restaurant Station 18 Drinks & Eats has closed. The owners have put a “for sale” sign up at the gastropub situated inside an old firehouse. It was home to Hi-Life and then Valentinetti until 2021. (MyBallard)

• Southbound lanes and the left lane of northbound I-405 will be closed this weekend for construction work on the Lind Avenue Bridge span. Those closures will begin at 11 p.m. tonight and last until 4:30 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 6. (KING 5)

• A local developer has plans for a 1920s-built Capitol Hill property that currently houses popular bar Bait Shop. The property at 606 E. Broadway will be torn down for a proposed five-story, mixed-use building with 121 apartment units and retail space. There’s no announced timeline for the demolition. (Capitol Hill Seattle)

• Small Business Saturday is just around the corner — Nov. 25, to be exact. What local businesses will you be supporting + which local deals should we check out? Let us know and we may feature your recommendation in an upcoming newsletter.

• Looking for a colorful new gig? The Chinatown-International District (CID) Small Business Relief Team is seeking mural artists for three paid projects in the the CID at 710 S. Jackson St., Little Saigon Park, and 668 S Lane St. The submission deadline is Monday, Nov. 20.

• 52% — that’s how much office space demand in Seattle has dropped year-over-year, per a new report by real estate tech platform VTS. The number represents the lowest demand of all cities measured. (GeekWire)

• Check this out. The Seattle Public Library is developing a new long-term strategic plan it’s developing for its community equity efforts, core services, and lots more — and wants your feedback. The online survey will be open through Wednesday, Nov. 15 and takes ~10-15 minutes to complete.

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• TUO: The Circadian Smart Bulb | Get a glow up with light licensed by UW that aims to reset your body clock.
• Flow in the Dark | This periodic Yerbana yoga class at Flow Fitness studio in Fremont features glow-in-the-dark body paint and glow sticks. Check the page for updated schedules each week.
• Sweaters from Pipe & Row | Nothing can sass old man winter like fine knitwear — this Fremont boutique has stylish options for all kinds of incandescent personalities.