Arts

• Dates: June 24-Aug. 16
• Ages: PreK-Grade 9

• Dates: June 24-Aug. 16
• Ages: 6-18

Science

• Dates: June 24-Aug 16
• Ages: Grade 2-8

• Dates: June 24-Aug. 23
• Ages: 7-10

Music

• Dates: July 8-Aug. 2
• Ages: Grade 3-6

• Dates: June 24-Aug. 30
• Ages: 10-17

• Our Town Hall | Tuesday, May 7 | 7:30 p.m. | Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave., Seattle | $10-$50 | Town Hall’s first variety show promises drag + burlesque performances, vocalist acts, stand-up routines, and live music.
• Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors - Find Your People Tour | Tuesday, May 7 | 8 p.m. | Neptune Theatre, 1303 NE 45th St., Seattle | $25 | This folksy, American roots band thrives on building community at its concerts.

• TreeHouse Point Treehouse Tour | Wednesday, May 8 | 12:15-1:15 p.m. | TreeHouse Point, 6922 Preston-Fall City Rd. SE, Issaquah | $35 | Indulge your inner child by checking out five rentable treehouses.
• Village Wines Bingo Night | Wednesday, May 8 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Village Wines, 14450 Redmond - Woodinville Rd. NE, Woodinville | $5 | Grab a bingo card, one of the wineries snack boxes, and get ready to compete for some prizes.

• 2024 GeekWire Awards | Thursday, May 9 | 5:30-10 p.m. | Showbox SoDo, 1700 First Ave. S., Seattle | $225 | Celebrate Seattle’s top innovators, entrepreneurs, and tech leaders with dinner, live entertainment, and networking.
• Farm to Table Winemaker’s Dinner | Thursday, May 9 | 6-8:30 p.m. | Alveare Winery, 32305 NE Eighth St., Carnation | $150 | Enjoy a one-time bottling of the winery’s special cabernet with dishes like rosemary + lemon lamb chops, smoked salmon crostini, and rhubarb cake.
• Popular Comedy Show | Thursday, May 9-Thursday, May 30 | 7-10 p.m. | Club Comedy Seattle, 328 15th Ave. E., Seattle | $15-$20 | Enjoy dinner, drinks, and a line-up of hilarious local comedians.

• Bubbles + Blooms | Friday, May 10 | 6-8:30 p.m. | Columbia Tower Club, 701 Fifth Ave. S., Seattle | $60 | Make a personalized flower bouquet, shop jewelry, taste wine, and enjoy views from the 75th floor of the Columbia Tower.
• Melanie Martinez: The Trilogy Tour | Friday, May 10 | 7 p.m. | Climate Pledge Arena, 334 First Ave. N., Seattle | $173-$1,023 | This edgy, bubblegum pop artist’s latest tour follows the evolution of her alter ego “Crybaby” with songs from each album.

• Puget Sound Energy (PSE) issued a warning that it may turn off power intermittently in some communities to avoid the risk of wildfires caused by downed power lines. Communities will get a two-day notice before power is shut off. Less than 5% of PSE’s overhead lines are in a high-risk area. (Seattle Times)

• Seattle City Light has installed 25 new electric vehicle (EV) chargers across several residential neighborhoods. The Level 2 EV chargers were added at curbside locations in areas where residents likely don’t have access to off-street parking. EVs should gain ~30 miles of range per hour of charge time.

• Kedai Makan launched its new Belltown location at 2234 First Ave. over the weekend. The Malaysian restaurant has stayed true to its original flavors from the first Capitol Hill location with its menu offerings, like the nasi biryani, tea egg, and nasi lemak — plus cocktails, of course.

• A new music venue called Baba Yaga is slated to open in Pioneer Square sometime before summer. The downstairs area will host touring artists with a capacity of 200. An upstairs cafe area serving Mexican-inspired street food should be open for guests sometime even sooner. (Seattle Times)

• After 10 years on the market, a Mercer Island mansion sold for $14.6 million. The 15,000-sqft home at 5330 Butterworth Rd. first listed in 2014 for $26.8 million when the original owners moved to Nevada to get away from Washington’s high estate taxes. The property’s waterfront can accommodate an 85-foot yacht. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• Visit Ballard just dropped info for its Ballard Summer Cocktail Trail, where several local businesses will transform into swanky cocktail lounges with offerings designed by the Ballard Cut staff. The event lands on Saturday, June 8 from 6-9 p.m. Tickets are on sale now.

• Top Pot Doughnuts leased a manufacturing facility in Kent that allows it to more than double its production capacity. The warehouse space at 6004 S. 190th St. will help support new Top Pot locations like the West Seattle spot planned for this summer. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• Could Cade Marlowe help some problem areas for the Seattle Mariners in his second year? Hear from local experts on the matter with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
  

• Want to play a part in keeping our community vibrant? Join Seattle Public Utilities’ Spring Neighborhood Stewardship to participate in recycling + reuse collection, community cleanups, and One Seattle Day of Service activities this month. Heads up: The next event is on Saturday, May 11. Here’s how you can get involved.*

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