Community & Culture

The weekly meetup starts gathering around 7 p.m. before games begin at 7:30, with players usually settling under the covered patio or, if needed, upstairs in the mezzanine.

The Nov. 19 meal at the Good Shepherd Center needs extra help with setup, serving, and cleanup before and after noon.

The annual neighborhoodwide sale returns on the second Saturday in May, with seller registration expected to open in early April.

From Jack Block Park, the Seahawks' pregame flyover came into view as vintage military aircraft passed over the West Seattle waterfront.

A new holiday attraction is planned for Westlake this season, but early attention is centered less on announced details than on whether a paid downtown event offers enough to justify the admission price.

A Saturday sangha meets nearby on Capitol Hill, and the broader Seattle area includes several established groups for in-person Buddhist practice.

A Capitol Hill theater will host a year-end run of lower-cost LGBTQ+ screenings, starting with a $3 showing of Two Eyes and additional titles available for $7 with a promo code.

Windstorm cleanup may come first at daybreak, but the neighborhood still has a packed Sunday of runs, markets, school visits, music, and community events.

A group linked to a disruption at a Seattle Center Diwali celebration later stopped at the Ballard pub, and the key distinction locally was that the visit appears to have been unplanned by the business.

The Wildcats qualified their first girls squad for the state meet, with two boys individual runners and a returning Unified Race pair also competing.

An all-ages sale at The Kenney features crafts, decorations and a bake table stocked with sweets and breads through the afternoon.

Bridge inspection work and a long lineup of local events give West Seattle a full but relatively calm Saturday before next week gets busier.