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The rebuild of the north end of SEA's main terminal added the airport's first at-scale automated bag drops, a redesigned Checkpoint 6, a new Bridge Level check-in, upgraded baggage claim devices and eight major public art installations. The Port of Seattle and Alaska Airlines marked the finish of major construction, the first of a run of Upgrade SEA projects due to complete before the summer's international soccer tournament.

MLS matches with a standing-section supporters culture and some of the league's biggest crowds.

Prairie and shoreline walks at the site of the 1859 Pig War standoff, with foxes, whales offshore and seasonal visitor-center hours.

Watch salmon climb the fish ladder.

Mountain-top meadows and trails with views over the Olympic range in summer, and limited winter snow play when the road opens.

The Pointe at Thomas will create 67 affordable apartments in Seattle’s Capitol Hill for households earning 40%–80% AMI. The June 2026 groundbreaking announcement commits to 99 years of affordability.

An early Cameron Burgess own goal and Alex Freeman's first World Cup goal gave the USA a 2-0 win over Australia in Seattle and a place in the knockout rounds.

Teenager Kerim Alajbegović scored a stunner and Ermin Mahmić added a late third as Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Qatar 3-1 and reached the World Cup knockout stage for the first time.

Charles De Ketelaere scored twice and Hans Vanaken and Romelu Lukaku added goals as Belgium punished defensive errors to knock out the co-hosts in Seattle.

Zillow laid off just over 500 employees, about 7% of its workforce, in its second and largest cut of 2026, a day before its second-quarter results.

Independent and repertory screenings, including the fall Scarecrowber horror series and retrospectives of classic directors.

College football on the shore of Lake Washington, famous for boat-in tailgating and views of the Cascades.

Broadway-style musicals produced in a restored 1920s downtown theater.

NFL home games with the 12s at Lumen Field, known for loud crowds and a waterfront-skyline setting.

Orchestral concerts, holiday programs and film-with-orchestra nights in the downtown hall.

A seafood market and counter restaurant from the Local Tide team.

An eight-seat Edomae-style sushi counter planned for Belltown.

A vegetarian-friendly café planned for Pike Place Market.

An Indian café from the Spice Waala team, with pastries and sandwiches.

Cairo brought Om Eldonia’s Egyptian cooking to Ballard on October 3, 2026, with hawawshi, feteer and molokhia at the former Strega Pizzeria site.

The Northwest Chocolate Festival drew artisan chocolate makers to Seattle Center on 3-4 October 2026, with an exhibition hall, workshops and a Chocolate Experience Center.

Seattle Kraken regular-season home games at Climate Pledge Arena are scheduled from 4 October 2026 to 3 April 2027, opening against Calgary and ending against Winnipeg.

Salesforce's second Washington round in a year cuts 59 jobs, among them engineers, product directors and Tableau support staff, at its Fremont and Bellevue offices from 5 October 2026.

Guided weekend walks through the 20-acre Japanese-inspired garden at peak maple color, in its centennial year.

Hundreds of Oracle employees in Washington and California given notice on 14 September reach their last day under the WARN notices Oracle filed.

Lantern display after dark.

German-style holiday market.

Lit boat cruises with choirs.

Holiday staging of the Balanchine Nutcracker with sets by Maurice Sendak and a live orchestra.

A Parisian-style seafood bistro planned for Broadway.

Weekend eagle-watching season on the Skagit River with an interpretive center, talks and an artisan store.

Seattle's spring pop culture convention fills the Seattle Convention Center for four days of comics, cosplay, gaming and panels.

Waterfront festival celebrating Penn Cove mussels with chowder, boat tours, cooking demos and an eating contest.

Seattle Mariners regular-season home games at T-Mobile Park are scheduled from 25 March to 19 September 2027, opening against the Boston Red Sox.

Tulip fields in bloom north of Seattle.

Seattle’s Japanese cultural festival is scheduled for April 9–11, 2027, with daily hours of 11am–5pm at Seattle Center and free general admission.

Memorial Day weekend folk arts festival.

Nordic-heritage street fair with a parade, carnival, lutefisk and donut eating contests and a fashion show on Liberty Bay.

WNBA basketball with the four-time champion Storm, with single-game and group tickets and themed game nights.

Annual Pride Month parade through downtown, one of the Northwest's largest gatherings, plus community events at Seattle Center.

Air show with Blue Angels and hydroplane races.

Subalpine meadows in bloom.

Food festival at Seattle Center.

Modern and contemporary art fair with galleries from around the world, public projects and citywide events.

Seattle Public Schools, the City of Seattle and the Kraken-backed One Roof Partnership are replacing the 1947 stadium with a rebuilt open-air venue for school sport, concerts and community events, keeping and reframing the Memorial Wall that honours 762 local students and alumni killed in the Second World War. It is funded with $110 million of public money plus roughly $30 million raised privately.

The original PAX fills Seattle's convention buildings for four days of video games, tabletop, panels and an expo hall.

Labor Day weekend arts and music festival.

The Port of Seattle's S Concourse Evolution project adds 150,000 square feet to the 1973 satellite concourse that handles most of SEA's international flights, including a new upper concourse level and dual-level boarding at selected gates, reusing customs space freed when the International Arrivals Facility opened in 2022. All phases are estimated to finish by 2034.