At Stranger Things To Do, we're on a constant mission to make your life as full of as many fun events as possible, at as little cost as possible. (We know you love our lists of cheap & easy things to do.) And now, we're taking that one step further and offering exclusive deals on events happening within the next week. All of the events below are on sale for between 35-40% off—just for you. Even better? You can buy tickets directly from this page. You're welcome. Visit our complete Things To Do calendar for even more events to get excited about.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13
MUSICChasms, Somesurprises, Dead Spells
Experimental electro-pop group Chasms, the now LA-based duo of Jess Labrador and Shannon Madden, will return to Seattle with tracks from their last record The Mirage, and support sets from Somesurprises and Dead Spells.
Timbre Room
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THURSDAY, MARCH 14
MUSICStudio 4/4 Presents Habitat with Wehbba
São Paulo native Wehbba acts as one of Brazil's preeminent electronic music ambassadors to the world, with his own veteran take on techno and house. He'll be joined by local talents Sean Majors, Jason Woo, and Binah.
Kremwerk
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PERFORMANCEMs. Pak-Man: Mazed and Confused
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Ms. Pak-Man is a bright yellow disaster portrayed by local comedy hero Scott Shoemaker (Ian Bell's Brown Derby Series and Homo for the Holidays), and she'll be back in voracious form for another adventure.
Re-bar
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MARCH 15-17
FILMByDesign 2019: Festival Pass
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As Charles Mudede has written, "One of the richest institutional collaborations in this city is that between the ByDesign Festival and Northwest Film Forum. Here, two arts that are very similar, film and architecture (both are capital intensive), meet in the theater." This year, AIA Seattle's initiative Design in Public will collaborate with the two institutions to show films, host workshops, and stage performances. Highlights include Pablo Pivetta's film Endless Letterpress (with the director in attendance), workshops in "typography and moving image," and the performance piece 100 Year Plan by Bailey Hizakawa and Scotty Wagner.
Northwest Film Forum
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