The respectable thing about fall in Seattle is … that it ’s not as bad as wintertime . The secondly - best affair about fall is that there ’s so much entertaining stuff to do – from wild dope fete and Halloween company , to popular saloon crawls and bawdy burlesque shows – it can be hard to keep caterpillar track . That is , unless you delay out our list of fall issue below .
Don’t eat apples – drink them
Do something hilariously sketchy
Do the Puyallup
See some ‘cool’ burlesque
Two words: Go sailgating
Start off Oktoberfest with a bang
See music, fashion, and aerialists in the same place
See some crazy motorized stunts
Drink delicious beer on a relaxing farm
Go for a lovely stroll with some zombies
Show everyone how dirty you are…
Eat all of Seattle’s best kalbi beef in one place
See a very legit fashion show
Screw Woodstock – check out ‘Weedstock’
Hit up Oktoberfest in Kirkland
Hit an even BIGGER Oktoberfest in Fremont
Take a freaky ass trip to the morgue
Celebrate Italy’s contributions to the world
Experience a night of WhimSea
Take it (Big) Easy
Drink beer from a giant pumpkin
Take a road trip to very authentic Oktoberfest
Have a Feast at Pike Place Market
Drink beer… at the zoo
Hit Seattle’s freshest beer festival
Learn how bad you are at Legos
Get three courses for $33
Eat with some of Rain City’s best chefs
Go on a giant Halloween pub crawl
See some very NSFW homemade movies
See what a ‘sinister circus’ is all about
Hit a hauntingly good Halloween party
Go running… and dancing?
Walk with even more zombies
Sip on some seasonal ciders
Pleasure your ears with some sexy poetry
Get dressed up. Drink whiskey.
Eat a ton of oysters
Drink like it’s winter
Eat pancakes. Drink booze. See art.
Try 30 food trucks at the same time
Run around Green Lake…
Take someone special to the ballet
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Tough Mudder|Tough Mudder
Nitro Circus|Mark Watson, Nitro Circus
Pike Place Market|f11photo/Shutterstock.com
‘The Nutcracker’|Angela Sterling
