Breaking

• The three main elements are top rock, down rock, and freeze. Check out how each of these moves are performed.
• Breakers compete in a 1x1 format, taking alternate turns or “throw-downs” in their routines.
• Throw-downs will be judged on personality, technique, creativity, variety, performativity, and musicality.

Skateboarding

• BAM Arts Fair 2024 | Friday, July 26-Sunday, July 28 | Times vary | Bellevue Arts Museum, 510 Belllevue Way NE, Bellevue | Free | This award-winning arts and crafts festival is showcasing handmade pieces from over 300 artists + hosting a wine garden, activities, and food trucks.
• Refugees and Immigrants Week Gala | Friday, July 26 | 5-9 p.m. | Highline College, 2400 S. 240th St., Des Moines | $100-$2,000 | The gala benefits the Congolese Integration Network’s project to provide housing and a community center in support of families seeking refuge.
• Seattle Queer Crafts Outdoor Meetup | Friday, July 26 | 6-9 p.m. | Woodland Park Rose Garden, 750 N. 50th St., Seattle | Free | Masking up is encouraged for this crafting event centering LGBTQIA+ creators and community.
• “Company” | Friday, July 26-Sunday, July 28 | Times vary | Paramount Theatre, 911 Pine St., Seattle | $20-$125 | The musical comedy follows 35-year-old Bobbie as she navigates troves of invasive questions from well-meaning loved ones at her birthday party. What, too relatable?

• Focaccia Basics | Saturday, July 27 | 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | The Pastry Project, 165 S. Main St., Seattle | $150 | Learn the art of crafting perfect focaccia with a side of delectable dipping sauce.
• Seattle Local Artist and Makers Market Event | Saturday, July 27 + Sunday, July 28 | 10 a.m.-7 p.m. | Big Whale Consignment, 10001 Aurora Ave. N., Seattle | Free | Shop and peruse works from over 75 PNW-based artists and enjoy complimentary ice cream, donuts, and coffee.
• Magnolia Farmers Market | Saturday, July 27 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Magnolia Farmers Market, West McGraw Street + 33rd Avenue West, Seattle | Free | Take the opportunity to meet local growers and makers at this Seattle farmers market.
• Volunteer to Compost with Restaurant 2 Garden | Saturday, July 27 | 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | Danny Woo Community Garden, 620 S. Main St., Seattle | Free | Get your hands dirty in the name of community while you learn the ins-and-outs of composting.

• Adaptive Bicycle Day with HeadStrong and Outdoors for All | Sunday, July 28 | 1-4 p.m. | Magnuson Park, 6344 NE 74th St., Seattle | Free | Enjoy the great outdoors on wheels within an inclusive space — there will be adaptive bicycles available for test rides.
• Ken Carson | Sunday, July 28 | 7 p.m. | Showbox SoDo, 1700 First Ave. S., Seattle | $55-$60 | The American rapper and producer is known for his debut studio album “Project X.”

• Woodinville-based DeLille Cellars is moving into University Village’s shopping center. The winery will claim the spot formerly occupied by Amazon Books at 4601 26th Ave. NE., offering brunch eats in the morning + French-fusion cuisine later in the day. Plans include atrium seating, a tasting room, and retail space. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• Today’s the day — as opening ceremonies kick off in Paris, France, stay tuned to KING 5’s coverage of the Olympics so you don’t miss a moment.

• Seattle ranked No. 3 in Allstate Insurance’s annual report listing cities with the best drivers in the US. More conclusions from the data say that PNW drivers move at safer speeds on the road. Seattle is also within the top 10 cities where drivers use their phones the least. (Allstate Newsroom)

• Real estate development firm Greystar recently purchased a 45,273-sqft self-storage facility in SeaTac for $10 million. Current reports show plans to redevelop the 2.12-acre site at 19825 International Blvd., turning it into a 289-unit multifamily apartment complex. (The Registry)

• It’s been ~2 months since Seattle Public Library experienced a ransomware attack, but branches have now recovered abilities to process returns. Current checked-out items have a new grace period through Saturday, Aug. 31. Staff encourage borrowers not to rush, saying it’s helpful if returns don’t come in all at once. (KING 5)

• Big Lots is closing seven locations in the Puget Sound. Sales at affected locations offer up to 20% off, but an exact closing date has yet to be confirmed. Employees suggest the stores will close when they run out of products. Five local Big Lots will remain after closures happen. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

• How refreshing. Today is the last day of Drink Up Week — our annual celebration of Seattle’s drink culture. Local businesses are offering buzzy deals like 50% off flights at Copperworks Distilling Co., so treat yourself and toast to our city’s vibrant bevvy scene.

• Seattle Mariners’ Julio Rodriguez is down with an ankle injury + captain and starting shortstop J.P. Crawford is out for a fractured pinky. What’s next for the team at this new season low? Hear from the local experts with Locked On’s daily, Mariners-focused podcast.

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