Welcome back, Monday. After what felt like a 51-day-long January, we’re welcoming February in with open arms.
Start your week right with one of these five things to do in Seattle today, February 3.
Bubble Tea at Home
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What: Why continue spending $5 on bubble tea when you can just make it at home for less? Come learn the history of the drink as well as how to make it on your own with regular tea, milk, milk alternatives, and sugar. You’ll also leave the class with the knowledge of how to cook and store boba.
When: January 3, 2020
Time: 6 to 7:15 pm
Where: The Works — 151 12th Avenue, Seattle
Admission: $49; tickets are available online
Piano Bar Sing-along
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What: Join Larry Knapp as he leads a live sing-along at Palace Theatre and Art Bar. If you’ve got a tune that you really want to belt out, bring along sheet music — Knapp will be happy to play it for you.
When: January 3, 2020
Time: 7 to 11 pm
Where: 5813 Airport Way, Seattle
Admission: Free
Smosh Live
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What: Smosh is making their way to Seattle on their first-ever live tour. The sketch comedy show will have you bursting at the seams as you witness some never-before-seen sketches by the YouTube superstars.
When: January 3, 2020
Time: 8 to 11 pm
Where: Neptune Theatre — 1303 NE 45th Street, Seattle
Admission: $33+; tickets are available online
Cocktails and Conversation
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Start off the first week of Black History Month with cocktails and conversation with leaders of color. Panelists include Chef Nina Compton, Police Chief Carmen Best, Fire Chief Harold Scoggins, Percy Abram Head of The Bush School, and Chef Edouardo Jordan.
When: January 3, 2020
Time: 6 to 9 pm
Where: JuneBaby — 2122 NE 65th Street, Seattle
Admission: Free
Nonbinary Night
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This event is a bi-weekly, exclusive hangout for those who identify as non-binary. Escape the binary world and make some new friends and connections.
When: January 3, 2020
Time: 5 to 8 pm
Where: Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center — 517 East Pike Street, Seattle
Admission: Free
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