🎾 Hub-ba, hub-ba

🤫 Shhhh... Quiet paddles only

🏓 Other updates

• Resurfacing and restriping the David Rodgers Park courts, Amy Yee Tennis Center outdoor courts, and half of the courts at Solstice Park (if budget allows)
• Pursuing a South Seattle location for new pickleball courts after the proposed Lincoln Park addition was deemed unsuitable

• Echo & The Bunnymen | Monday, June 3 | 7 p.m. | Showbox SoDo, 1700 First Ave. S., Seattle | $55 | This tour celebrates the British band’s top 20 hits like “The Killing Moon,” “Never Stop,” and “Nothing Lasts Forever.”
• Just Clark | Monday, June 3 | 8 p.m. | High Dive, 513 N. 36th St., Seattle | $13 | The singer-songwriter is joined by Savanna Woods and Casey Freedom for a night of folksy, country blues.

• Ancestral Archives and (re)Configuring the Caribbean Pinturesco | Tuesday, June 4 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. | Virtual | $5 | The National Nordic Museum hosts African American Museum Assistant Curator Michael K. Wilson for this deep dive into the African Diaspora and colonial resistance.
• Brain/Food Lunch Hour | Tuesday, June 4 | 12-1:30 p.m. | Gallery B612, 1915 First Ave. S., Seattle | Free | Bring a lunch, explore the gallery space, and use the event’s art prompt to refresh your creativity.
• Bike Mobile | Tuesday, June 4 | 1-4 p.m. | City Hall Park, 450 Third Ave., Seattle | Free | Fix up your bike for free or on a cost sliding scale with this nonprofit’s pop-up.
• Author Talk: Molly Ostertag | Tuesday, June 4 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Seattle Public Library, 1000 Fourth Ave., Seattle | Free | The illustrator and writer discusses her magical graphic novel “The Deep Dark,” which explores identity, family, love, and loss.

• Balancing Business & Parenthood | Wednesday, June 5 | 10-11:30 a.m. | Basecamp Cafe and Bar, 800 E. Thomas St., Ste. A, Seattle | Free | Join this support group that helps tackle problem-solving with sharing collective experiences and prepping for future challenges.
• Small Business Meetup | Wednesday, June 5 | 4-6 p.m. | The Cloud Room, 1424 11th Ave., Seattle | Free | The coworking lounge is hosting a meet-up for small biz owners looking to build community and create connections.
• Volunteer Open House | Wednesday, June 5 | 6 p.m. | Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle | Discover the ways you can support the local symphony (and enjoy the perks involved with volunteering) at this info session.
• Flock! Live Queer Comedy | Wednesday, June 5 | 8:30-10:30 p.m. | Capitol Hill Comedy/Bar, 210 Broadway E., Seattle | $20-$30 | This is the first of seven monthly comedy shows that feature some of the PNW’s up-and-coming Queer comedians.

• University District’s The Trading Musician closed after 33 years of business. The shop was a lifeline to touring artists and hometown heroes like Brandi Carlile and band members like ZZ Top and Death Cab for Cutie with its assortment of instruments and various parts + pieces. (Seattle Times)

• The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has closed recreational shellfish harvesting along much of the coast due to a high level of biotoxins. It’s also urging those who collected shellfish from affected beaches since Saturday, May 25 to throw them away and not feed them to pets. (Seattle Times)

• Alaska Airlines has purchased the entirety of Renton’s 600,000-sqft Longacres site to house a training hub and office space for some of its operations staff. Previously, the airline only leased 107,000 sqft of the site for its pilot training program. The purchase price for the property landed at $85.75 million. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• Yummm — Bellevue has a new Korean bakery open at 11004 NE 11th St. Cafe Joy is open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a menu of croffles, sandwiches, and chicken wraps to pair with specialty coffees like the strawberry dalgona latte or the milkshake espresso. (Downtown Bellevue Network)

• An immersive exhibit exploring the lost “ship of dreams” RSS Titanic is coming to Seattle’s waterfront this July. “Titanic: The Exhibition,” located at 906 Alaskan Way, will include several life-size replicas of the ship’s various rooms, passengers’ items, and recorded first-hand retellings. Tickets go on sale Thursday, June 6. (Secret Seattle)

• There’s never a bad time for a burger. Local newspaper The Stranger is getting ready to host Burger Week, featuring 17 local restaurants with special $12 deals. The event runs Monday, June 10-Sunday, June 16 and includes big names like Oxburger, Loretta’s Northwesterner, and 206 Burger Company. (The Stranger)

• For World Environment Day, the City of Seattle, United Nations Environment Programme, and Street Art for Mankind will unveil two new murals in the waterfront area on Wednesday, June 5 at 10 a.m. The murals highlight the city’s efforts in protecting our habitat — the only UN “Role Model City” in the US.

• The Mariners’ first series against the Astros didn’t quite go the way fans hoped, but there were still some positive takeaways. Hear from local experts on the Mariners with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.