Panicking because you don’t know what to do this weekend and you're short on cash? Don't worry—below, find all of your options for last-minute entertainment that won't cost more than $10, ranging from an evening of ethereal delights with Medejin Past Event Like List to a reading with Garth Greenwell Past Event Like List , and from a Handmade Brigade Pop-Up Past Event Like List to Optimism Brewing's Fourth Anniversary Party Past Event Like List . For even more options, check out our complete EverOut Things To Do calendar and our list of cheap & easy things to do in Seattle all year long.

FRIDAY

COMEDY

1. A Night You Won't Soon Remember: Episode 2 Past Event Like List
   Local comedy troupes Bingo & G, Fat Cats, Bad Breath, Business Casual, and others will hit you with some on-the-spot funnies.  
   (Fremont, $10)
FILM

2. Meaningful Movies: 'Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins' Past Event Like List
   Join Meaningful Movies for their 17th anniversary with a screening of Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins. Here's what The Stranger's Nathalie Graham has to say about the film: "Did you know one of George W. Bush’s most ardent critics was a journalist from his own state? Molly Ivins was the loudest liberal voice covering the Texas legislature. She eventually followed the Bush clan from the state house to the White House. But that was hardly the height of her career. Ivins had long made a name for herself as a journalist. Her sometimes abrasive style was unique and boisterous. In Raise Hell, Ivins’s story clips along breezily, punctuated by her dry wit. It’s an easy watch, but it’ll leave you wondering: What would the late Ivins have thought of the White House’s current tenant?"
   (University District, free)
GEEK

3. 2020 Free Public Planetarium Show Past Event Like List
   Astrologers will point out bright stars and constellations in the sky after a short video called "Wonders of the Universe."
   (Bellevue, free)
MUSIC

4. Analog Brass, Foxy Apollo, Odd Kids, Pom Pom Past Event Like List
   Rival your seasonal malaise with horn-heavy pop-funk group Analog Brass. They'll be joined by "funky punky blues" group Foxy Apollo, trumpet- and sax-bearing group the Odd Kids, and local rockers Pom Pom. 
   (University District, $5-$10)
5. Freakout Records Presents: Sessa, Guests Past Event Like List
   Most clued-in North Americans know about the brief but influential Tropicália movement that merged innovative music with rabble-rousing, leftist political views that sometimes drew the ire of Brazil's military government. Artists such as Jorge Ben, Caetano Veloso, Os Mutantes, Gal Costa, and Gilberto Gil proved that this genre could not only translate to other people worldwide, but excite the hell out of them decades after its halcyon era passed. Sessa, a bushy-haired singer/songwriter/guitarist from São Paulo, is in the tradition of those greats, and he's poised to be the next biggest thing from Brazil since Seu Jorge. Sessa's 2019 debut album, Grandeza, doesn't sound much like his recent activities in former Monotonix guitarist Yonatan Gat's band or the groovy garage rock of Garotas Suecas. (By the way, you should check out both of those units.) Instead, Grandeza—which means "Greatness"—abounds with placidly strummed nylon-string guitar, gently rolling hand percussion, shakers, and tangy backing vocals by a five-woman choir. DAVE SEGAL
   (Ballard, $10)
6. Kate Dinsmore, Breaks and Swells, Corinne Sharlet Past Event Like List
   Settle in with soulful singer-songwriter Kate Dinsmore after opening sets from Breaks and Swells and Corinne Sharlet. 
   (Ballard, $10)
7. Lark vs. Owl, Long Day on Mars, Dragontail Peak Past Event Like List
   Lark Vs. Owl are known for their dual nature of lighthearted and humorous pop (the Lark), measured against their darker and more brooding down-tempo sounds (the Owl). They'll be joined by Long Day on Mars and Dragontail Peak. 
   (Shoreline, $8)
8. Leif Totusek 1-2-3 Past Event Like List
   Local jazz pros Leif Totusek, Larry Jones, and Phil Sparks will combine their powers.
   (Green Lake, free)
9. Mables Marbles, Thrash Armstrong, HellBat, Jet /// Lag Past Event Like List
   Local punk groups Mables Marbles, Thrash Armstrong, HellBat, and Jet /// Lag will get loud in Eastlake. 
   (Eastlake, $8/$10)
10. Medejin, Power Strip, 2Libras, Black Ends Past Event Like List
    This will be a night of ethereal delights. Headliner Medejin revels in the swirling, reverby, guitar-driven melodies of dream pop. The project of Jenn Taranto (who plays keys and guitar and sings), the Seattle-based band creates hazy sonic landscapes for Taranto to sing against. Their most recent single—and one of their strongest songs—“World’s Fair” features a woozy guitar and Taranto’s echo-y vocals, which are bolstered by the sharpness of the drums. They will be joined by darkwave trio 2Libras, the bedroom-y Power Strip, and “gunk pop” band Black Ends. JASMYNE KEIMIG
    (West Seattle, $10)
11. The Palace Presents Marc Smason and Friends Past Event Like List
    Trombonist/vocalist/composer Marc Smason will be accompanied by Craig Hoyer on keys, Michael Marnett on bass, and Laura Oviedo on drums. 
    (Georgetown, $10)
12. The Rallies, The Approximations Past Event Like List
    Billing themselves as "one slice Americana twang, one slice surfer harmony, one slice Midwest jangle and one more slice sunny coastline indie rock," local group the Rallies will play their tunes live with support from the Approximations. 
    (West Seattle, $8)
13. Reality Check, Sunflower Sutra, Villain Plays the Victim Past Event Like List
    Seattle quartet Reality Check will head up this rock show with Sunflower Sutra and Villain Plays the Victim. 
    (Downtown, $8/$10)
14. Seagazer, Some Rules, Common Courtesy, 42 Odd Bears Past Event Like List
    Folky garage-rock band Seagazer will headline with support from Some Rules, Common Courtesy, and 42 Odd Bears.
    (Tukwila, $7)
15. Woodshed, Bootes Void, Steal Beans Past Event Like List
    Thunderous rockers Woodshed will headline with support from Bootes Void and Steal Beans. 
    (Pioneer Square, $10)
PERFORMANCE

16. OK Boomer Past Event Like List
    Boomers and Zoomers share the stage in this live drag/dating show hosted by Heavy Scene Masque. Expect lip-syncing, team challenges, and a healthy dose of bloodthirsty competition. The winner will receive "five minutes of uninterrupted eye contact with Mark Finley."
    (Downtown, $7/$10)
READINGS & TALKS

17. Jennifer Longo: What I Carry Past Event Like List
    One year before she ages out of the foster care system, a teenager who's spent her whole life jumping from one family to another finally lands on a group of people she feels close to. Join Jennifer Longo for a reading of her new young adult novel What I Carry. 
    (Lake Forest Park, free)
18. Richard Bell: Stolen Past Event Like List
    Richard Bell's historical fiction novel set in the 1800s draws from the true story of five boys from Philadelphia who were kidnapped and smuggled into slavery in the South—and their attempt to escape and bring their captors to justice.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
VISUAL ART

19. Material Memory: A Blanket Poster Show Past Event Like List
    Eighteen designers and artists from Summer School Collective show work about identity printed on woven blankets.
    (South Lake Union, free)

FRIDAY-SATURDAY

COMMUNITY

20. Rally for the Trees! Past Event Like List
    Shoreline residents will protest a city proposal to remove 133 mature trees from the area. 
    (Shoreline, free)
VISUAL ART

21. 'Scapes Past Event Like List
    The Totally Legit techno-art collective, joined by some friends, uses virtual and analog art to play with reality, color, and volume, with a special virtual reality painting installation by Nathan DiPietro called Bouquet Symmetry. Magic and biology meld to transform ordinary objects into glowing objets d'art.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
    Closing Saturday
22. Politics and Protest Past Event Like List
    With all the protests spawned by the senseless decisions made by the Trump administration have come lots and lots of posters and screenprints, which will no doubt be studied in history classes as a way to pin down the zeitgeist of today's politics. Check out some work by Eileen Jimenez, Lynda Sherman, and Leigh Riibe, and pick up some free posters on your way out.
    (West Seattle, free)
    Closing Saturday

FRIDAY-SUNDAY

VISUAL ART

23. Sudipta Rakshit Past Event Like List
    This Seattle-based artist will be present at a reception for her work, which incorporates a "modernist impression of traditional Indian art and experienced landscapes, presented in an acrylic medium."
    (Ballard, free)
    Opening Friday
24. The Tuba Thieves Past Event Like List
    See five film sequences directed by In Plain Sight Past Event Like List artist Alison O’Daniel in conjunction with her Tuba Thieves Past Event Like List performance.
    (University District, free-$10)

SATURDAY

COMMUNITY

25. 2020 NWAW: Lunar New Year Costume Contest Past Event Like List
    The Northwest Asian Weekly invites community members to dress up for the Year of the Rat at this annual Lunar New Year costume party. The winners will be announced 90 minutes after the costume parade begins at 1 p.m.
    (Chinatown-International District, free)
26. Lantern Festival Past Event Like List
    Celebrate the Chinese New Year at this lantern festival with traditional Chinese music, riddles, a Tai Chi demonstration, a Tongyuan (sweet dumpling) demonstration, and more.
    (South Park, $5)
27. Rally for Bernie | Party for Political Revolution! Past Event Like List
    A few weeks before the Washington State primary, the Seattle Democratic Socialists of America will celebrate Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, free college tuition, and more with pro-Bernie and Bernie-curious voters alike. Cosmic experimental hip-hop artist Taylar Elizza Beth and local rapper/producer Brakebill will play live music and beloved Seattle comic Brett Hamil will perform as his parenting and lifestyle coach character Burl Dirkman. 
    (Hillman City, free)
28. Robot vs Sloth Turns 2! Past Event Like List
    The home of Lauren Rudeck's art will celebrate two years around the sun with goodie bags (for the first 200 guests), a print signing and meet-and-greet with local artist La Ru, a coloring table, and other perks.
    (Downtown, no cover)
29. World Cancer Day Past Event Like List
    Spend World Cancer Day—which aims to raise awareness of the disease in an effort to save millions of preventable deaths each year—getting free health screenings, hearing panel discussions on black scientists' contributions to treatments, and seeing a screening of the 1997 drama Ms. Evers' Boys.
    (Central District, free)
FESTIVALS

30. Chinatown-International District Lunar New Year Past Event Like List
    Ring in the Year of the Rat at this massive Lunar New Year celebration that showcases the diversity, richness, and culture of the Asian community. See traditional dragon and lion dances, Japanese Taiko drumming, martial arts, and other cultural performances on the Main Stage, plus arts and crafts and family activities—and don't miss the $3 food walk.
    (Chinatown-International District, free)
FOOD & DRINK

31. Optimism's 4th Anniversary Party! Past Event Like List
    The Ballard taproom will celebrate four years of life with four new beers (a hazy Imperial IPA, a strong Belgian ale, a bold Imperial ale, and a "strong sipping ale") at this birthday party and fundraiser for Plymouth Housing Group. Enter raffles, score some free stickers, and try to be one of the first 300 people in the door to get a free "craft master glass." 
    (Capitol Hill, free)
32. Plants and Pints Past Event Like List
    Trade plants and cuttings with other green thumb-havers over beers (or kombucha, coffee, cider, or tea) at this drop-in event.
    (Ballard, free)
MUSIC

33. CSO - Children's Concert: Paddington Bear's First Concert Past Event Like List
    This concert for the kiddos—under-12s get in for $3—features narrator Dave Dolacky with the Cascade Percussion Ensemble.
    (Edmonds, $3-$10)
34. Da Qween, Moon Palace, FRED Past Event Like List
    Currently occupying the throne of local queer rap is Da Qween, the hard femme with harder bars and a hunger to establish themselves as not only the queen of Seattle, but the queen of everything. They'll be joined by psychedelic quintet Moon Palace and FRED. 
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
35. DevilBilt, Hunnicutt, Stoned Evergreen Travelers, Blood Fire and Rainwater Past Event Like List
    Spikey cowboy boots are the ideal footwear at this hard-rock/country music show with DevilBilt, who label their sound as "roots from hell." They'll take the stage after Hunnicutt, Stoned Evergreen Travelers, and Blood Fire and Rainwater. 
    (Georgetown, $5)
36. Haute Sauce: Swervewon, Zilla, Semaj, Gradeay Past Event Like List
    Swervewon, Zilla, Semaj, and Gradeay will be your DJs at this edition of "Seattle home for hip-hop and dance music." 
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
37. Hot Rod Red Past Event Like List
    Patrick "Hot" McDanel, Larry "Rod" Star, and Carl "Red" Martin compose Seattle rockabilly trio Hot Rod Red. Join them for many nights of tunes.
    (Beacon Hill, free)
38. International DJ/Producer Sinna-G LIVE Past Event Like List
    DJ Sinna G from Denver will head up a dance party with her vocal house, Top 40 remixes, and techno beats.
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
39. The Karaoke Underground Past Event Like List
    Saddened by the dearth of Sleater-Kinney songs in your standard karaoke book? The Texas-based punk and indie karaoke specialists of Karaoke Underground invite you to belt your favorite lesser-known jams.
    (Pioneer Square, $8)
40. Kindiependent - Caspar Babypants Past Event Like List
    The relentlessly silly and cheerful ex-member of the Presidents of the United States of America, Caspar Babypants (aka Chris Ballew), will perform a set for kiddos.
    (Mount Baker, $5)
41. Last Rockers Presents: Sad Sad Love Past Event Like List
    Bop around with "cheeky yet melancholic" local punks Ichi Bichi, San Diego punks Some Kind of Nightmare, and local rockers Merchant Mariner and Having Issues.
    (Tukwila, $7)
42. Leif Totusek Past Event Like List
    Local jazz legend Leif Totusek will give a solo set of Pan-African, Soukous, and Rumba music. 
    (Wedgwood, free)
43. Notes, Armature, TANG, Don Forgetti Past Event Like List
    Notes will hit you with some emo revival and spoken-word after support sets from Armature, TANG, and Don Forgetti.
    (University District, $5)
44. Physical Wash, Lower Tar, Chrome Corpse, Leash Past Event Like List
    Secret Meaning of Things presents a night of "mutant electronic body sounds" with Portland's Physical Wash, LA's Lower Tar, and Seattle's Chrome Corpse, Leash, and Vox Sinistra. 
    (Eastlake, free)
45. The Snubs, Murderland, Goodbye Viking, Evl-Fkr Past Event Like List
    Exuberant and persuasive, even when they're singing about their inability to grow a beard, the Snubs play what was "formerly known as 'punk'" (but which we would definitely call punk). They'll be joined by Murderland, Goodbye Viking, and Evl-Fkr.
    (University District, $7)
46. Son Red, Guests Past Event Like List
    Son Red promises to play "moody music for moody people." Local experimental songwriter Johndus Beckman and stoner rockers the Deadrones will help fill out the bill. 
    (West Seattle, $8)
47. Wild Wild Wets, The No. 44, Watership Past Event Like List
    Described by the San Diego Reader as "Elvis on acid, slapping Brian Wilson in the face," psychedelic post-punk outfit Wild Wild Wets will play after rock quartets the No. 44 and Watership. 
    (Belltown, $10)
PERFORMANCE

48. 'The Tuba Thieves' Performance Past Event Like List
    This experimental trumpet and ASL performance directed Alison O'Daniel echoes themes of the artist's The Tuba Thieves video installation featured in the Henry's In Plain Sight Past Event Like List exhibition. The performers will move about the space to render the best acoustics, and guests are invited to plop themselves down wherever they like.
    (University District, $10)
49. Drag Down Under with Glitterous Past Event Like List
    Local drag queens Glitterous, Mx Louvel, Hunny Bunz, Cesare the Drag Prince, and Rylee Raw will entertain you at this fundraiser for bushfire relief efforts in Australia. 
    (White Center, no cover)
50. Full Moon Party! - Sing-Le Heart Past Event Like List
    Another full moon means a neon party with local drag queen Catty Wompus and, this time, special guest Sing-Le Heart. Use a highlighter pack as outfit inspiration for $2 off drink specials. 
    (Capitol Hill, no cover)
READINGS & TALKS

51. E. J. Koh: The Magical Language of Others Past Event Like List
    When EJ Koh was 15 years old, she and her brother were left in the United States when Koh's father took a job in South Korea and her mom went with him. The parents moved Koh and her 19-year old brother into a small house in Davis, California, where they more or less raised each other. Though her parents were physically absent, her mother asserted her presence in the form of two-page letters, which she sent to Koh every week. The letters are the heartbeat of Koh's memoir The Magical Language of Others, pulsing between chapters that reveal other details of Koh's life. Like any good poet, Koh uses up everything—every image returns, and every idea chimes with another, so that the book's short 200 pages contain the emotional and philosophical heft of a doorstop. RICH SMITH
    (Edmonds, free)
52. Garth Greenwell: Cleanness Past Event Like List
    Intensity is the novelist Garth Greenwell's subject. The word itself appears twice on the first page of his second novel, Cleanness, a subtly ironic title for the dirtiest novel the New Yorker has excerpted in ages. The narrator is an English teacher from the United States living in Bulgaria. The novel is full of beautiful writing about the pitfalls of teaching, the violence of politics, and the purpose of poetry, but the sex scenes are the most memorable. Few writers write about sex so well and with so much sensitivity. The brilliance and animal warmth of Greenwell's style, the depth of insight, and the range of empathy, confer on even gloomy subjects a kind of radiance. "Sex had never been joyful for me, or almost never, it had always been fraught with shame or anxiety or fear, all of which vanished at the sight of his smile, simply vanished, it poured a kind of cleanness over everything we did," the narrator says. CHRISTOPHER FRIZZELLE
    (Capitol Hill, free)
53. In Focus: Northwest Artists And Printmakers Past Event Like List
    Join curator David F. Martin, author of Territorial Hues: The Color Print and Washington State 1920-1960, for a talk on the history of printmaking in the Pacific Northwest. 
    (Downtown, free)
54. Poems from Girlhood with Heidi Seaborn, Jane Wong, Michelle Peñaloza & Veronica Golos Past Event Like List
    Poets Heidi Seaborn, Jane Wong, Michelle Peñaloza, and Veronica Golos will read poems about girlhood.
    (Wallingford, free)
SHOPPING

55. Lost Love Market and Art Exhibit by GTPM Past Event Like List
    Buy some local art for your loved ones, dance under a disco ball, and munch on cookies and doughnuts. 
    (Georgetown, free)
56. Seattle Rose Society: Everything’s Coming Up Roses! Past Event Like List
    Rosarians from the Seattle Rose Society will lead a full day of "rose mania," including seminars on different types of growing.
    (Shoreline, free)
SPORTS & RECREATION

57. Seattle Dragons Watch Parties Past Event Like List
    Head to Bad Jimmy's Past Event Like List , Fuel Past Event Like List , and other local bars to watch brand-new XFL team the Seattle Dragons slay in their first game ever against the DC Defenders.
    (Various locations, free)
VISUAL ART

58. Ballard Art Walk
    For more than 20 years, the Ballard Art Walk has encouraged community members to discover work of local makers in the area while enjoying food, music, and more. Venues include the Ballyhoo Curiosity Shop, Secret Garden Books, and other pleasant spots.
    (Ballard, free)
59. Crafternoon Past Event Like List
    Kids can make heart-shaped string art and other valentines (to give to you, their beloved guardians, we hope). While you're there, grab a beer and a warm pretzel for yourself. 
    (Magnolia, free)
60. Georgetown Art Attack
    Once a month, the art scene of the tiny airport hamlet of Georgetown ATTACKS all passersby. In more literal terms, it's the day of art openings and street wonderment. If the westerly locations are too far, there's a free Art Ride! Check out our critics' picks for this month here.
    (Georgetown, free)
61. Kino Artist Alley - Chinese New Year Past Event Like List
    Support local makers and celebrate the Year of the Rat at this Lunar New Year artist alley. 
    (Chinatown-International District, free)
62. Nepantla's Anniversary Art Show Past Event Like List
    The White Center gallery space Nepantla will celebrate its first birthday with a "huge art show" and pachanga (aka a fun and rowdy fiesta) featuring work by Madeline Alviso, Vanessa Alviso, Mareli Amador, and many others. 
    (White Center, free)
63. Valentine's Day Card Collage Past Event Like List
    Former graphic designer Elsa Bouman will lead a Valentine's Day card-making class.
    (Edmonds, free)

SATURDAY-SUNDAY

PERFORMANCE

64. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Past Event Like List
    Two children stumble into a magical land of eternal winter and help a Jesus-like lion in this adaptation of the children's classic.
    (Redmond, $10)
READINGS & TALKS

65. KUOW's 'Meet the Newsmakers' Past Event Like List
    Tackling subjects from homelessness to the arts to education, KUOW's reporters will deliver free talks on their areas of expertise. This week, Bill Radke Past Event Like List , host of KUOW's The Record and Week In Review, will talk about the process of putting together a daily news show.
    (University District, free)
VISUAL ART

66. Bing Wright: Blow-up Past Event Like List
    New York-based artist Bing Wright's fifth solo exhibition, Blow-Up, inspired by Michelangelo Antonioni's 1967 movie of the same title, marks the artist's return to color photography.
    (Downtown, free)
    Opening Saturday

SUNDAY

COMEDY

67. The Reader
    A tarot reading for a brave audience member will inspire an improv set in this "half-tarot, half-comedy" show.
    (Belltown, $10)
COMMUNITY

68. Love2020 February Pop-Up Past Event Like List
    Celebrate the season of love with special cocktails, Italian-inspired snacks, and a local artist alley. 
    (Beacon Hill, free)
69. Science, Nature and a Biscuit | Environmental DNA Past Event Like List
    Imagine how much better your high school science class would have been if hot biscuits had been provided. Learn how forests (aka "the lungs of the world") play a role in combatting climate change over some tasty treats.
    (Rainier Valley, $5)
GEEK

70. Nerd Flirt! Past Event Like List
    Go on speedy dates with fellow nerds between the ages of 24 and 39.
    (West Seattle, no cover)
MUSIC

71. The BloodMoon Orchestra, Maya Marie, Nicolle Swims Past Event Like List
    All-female improv band the Blood Moon Orchestra will sync up their talent for a night of audience-inspired songs after opening sets from Maya Marie and Nicolle Swims.
    (Pioneer Square, $10)
72. Linda From Work, Shark Legs, YADA YADA Past Event Like List
    Linda From Work will bust out of the 9-to-5 grind for some messy indie surf-rock. They'll be joined by Shark Legs and YADA YADA. 
    (Ballard, $10)
73. Scott Clay Band, The Brothers Reed, Natural Israel Past Event Like List
    Scott Clay and his band will play songs inspired by their heroes Peter Bradley Adams, Counting Crows, Dave Matthews, and Sam Cooke.
    (Fremont, $7/$10)
74. Snuff Redux Past Event Like List
    Seattle lo-fi garage-rock four-piece Snuff Redux are the kind of band that sings about Lou Reed. On the song “French Press,” off their most recent outing, Denim American, lead singer Skyler Ford recounts sitting on a bench with the aforementioned coffee brewing device on the day Lou Reed died, wishing that he was Paris again, thinking about love, etc. JASMYNE KEIMIG
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
READINGS & TALKS

75. Ben Guterson: The Winterhouse Mysteries Past Event Like List
    Children's book author Ben Guterson takes readers to the spooky Winterhouse hotel, whose new curious residents, Elizabeth and Freddy, uncover a secret book and a long-dead ghost. Kids can hear tales from The Winterhouse Mysteries at this live reading. 
    (Ravenna, free)
76. John M. Goodfellow: Seattle's Coal Legacy Past Event Like List
    By the early 1900s, the Puget Sound was behind New York and Baltimore as the third-largest coal port in the United States, having brought in skilled engineers, machinists, and miners to Seattle. Learn how "Seattle's Coal Legacy is the story of a frontier town going through an industrial revolution in its own time" in this talk with John M. Goodfellow, author of Seattle's Coal Legacy.
    (Lake Forest Park, free)
77. Maureen Elenga: Bridges of Seattle Past Event Like List
    Learn about prominent Seattle bridges like the José Rizal Bridge (Seattle's oldest steel-arch bridge) and the Lake Washington Ship Canal bascule bridges from Bridges of Seattle author Maureen Elenga. 
    (Capitol Hill, free)
SHOPPING

78. Handmade Brigade Pop-Up: Valentine’s Day Past Event Like List
    If a heart-shaped box of chocolates isn't good enough for your valentine, head to the Fremont Sunday Market to shop from over 45 local vendors selling apothecary items, greeting cards, flowers, and much more.
    (Fremont)
79. We Are Witchy Presents: The Basement Bazaar Past Event Like List
    Witchy artists, artisans, and DJs will once again gather in the basement of the Jersey-inspired pizza joint for your shopping, dancing, and mingling pleasure.
    (Capitol Hill, free)