Events
5 Things to Do This Weekend
Photo by Paul Gifford/Seattle Opera
Seattle Opera: Songs of Summer
June 11 and 13
Live music is back! And so is the Drunken Tenor (pictured left). Singers such as Robert McPherson (the Drunken Tenor), Margaret Gawrysiak and John Marzano will perform on an outdoor stage set up on the south side of the Opera Center. Up to 130 audience members will be allowed for four in-person concerts. Event details are here.
Courtesy of appleblossom.org
Washington State Apple Blossom Festival
Through June 13
One of the highlights of late spring in the Wenatchee Valley is the Apple Blossom Festival. The annual celebration includes a variety of fun things to see and do, such as live music, arts and crafts and a food fair. Learn more here.
Courtesy of Neil Finn
Crowded House Live From New Zealand
June 12
2 p.m. PDT
Remember Crowded House? Yes, the vintage ’80s band with hits such as “Don’t Dream It’s Over” is back together and performing live from Aotearoa, New Zealand. Find out more about streaming this show.
Courtesy of Seattle International Dance Festival
Seattle International Dance Festival
June 12–19
After a year of virtual events, the Seattle International Dance Festival will feature live, reduced-capacity performances from an array of talented local, national and international artists. Live streaming is available, too. Go here for more information.
Courtesy of corvairnorthwest.org
Orphan and Discontinued Car Show 2021
June 13
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PDT
Long before the Prius and Outback were popular, a number of unforgettable cars were common on the highway. Some were discontinued. Some outlived their parent companies. Here is your chance to time travel to the bygone era of El Caminos and Corvairs. Find out more.
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