Discover West Seattle Art Walk and Admiral Jubilee Activities Today

On this bustling Thursday, West Seattle’s got a lineup of activities for just about every interest. Art walks, food trucks, ukulele jams, chess—honestly, it’s hard to choose.

Here’s a rundown of events you probably don’t want to miss. Pack your day with community, fun, and maybe a little bit of the unexpected.

Morning Activities to Kickstart Your Day

Start things off at the Fauntleroy Church Festival of Trees. The festival runs until noon, so you can check out decorated trees and vote for your favorite by leaving a nonperishable food donation underneath.

It’s a simple, festive way to help out while soaking up some holiday vibes.

Free Community Playspace

Got little ones? The West Seattle Church of the Nazarene opens its free community playspace every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am to noon. Kids can play and make new friends, while parents get a breather and maybe a chat with neighbors.

Gathering at The Void

If you’re feeling cooped up working from home, The Void has you covered. Drop by from 10 am to noon for coworking, gaming, crafting, or just hanging out—whatever gets you out of your rut.

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Midday Adventures and Learning Opportunities

The South Seattle College Garden Center opens its doors Thursdays through Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm. If you want to get your hands dirty before winter really hits, this is your window.

Story Time for Kids

For the kids, there are two story time options at 10:30 am. Southwest Library welcomes toddlers, while West Seattle Library hosts preschoolers. Both are a sweet way to spark a love of books early on.

SSC Food Truck

The South Seattle College culinary students are serving up Italian-inspired eats from their food truck, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm, near the campus Clock Tower. Grab lunch, support local talent, and maybe discover your new favorite dish.

Afternoon Fun and Games

Music lovers, the West Seattle Ukulele Players meet at 1 pm. All skill levels are welcome, so bring your uke and jump in.

Drop-In Chess

The High Point Library hosts a drop-in chess event from 4 pm to 5:30 pm for anyone under 18. It’s a low-pressure way to learn, play, and meet other young strategists.

Evening Events to Unwind and Enjoy

Evenings start strong with the Admiral Jubilee from 4 pm to 9 pm. Stroll around Admiral Junction, check out the pop-up market at Hoste, and see what surprises the businesses have planned.

Food and Drink Extravaganza

At the Highland Park Corner Store, Thursday night means a food truck from 4 pm to 8 pm and a food drive for the Sanislo Elementary pantry. There’s also a wine tasting with Clark from 5 pm to 7:30 pm, featuring Sparkman Cellars—worth a sip, if you ask me.

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Astra Lumina

Astra Lumina lights up the Seattle Chinese Garden with a show that blends sound and visuals. First admission is at 4:45 pm, and it’s a real treat for all ages.

Art and Music to Soothe the Soul

The West Seattle Art Walk, Holiday Edition, kicks off at 5 pm. Venues from Alki to Morgan Junction showcase local artists, so you can wander, browse, and maybe find something that speaks to you.

The Art of Music

Alongside the Art Walk, you’ll catch three live mini-concerts between 6 pm and 7:45 pm. Friends and Folk play at West Seattle Grounds, CenterPlay is at Great American Diner & Bar, and Jean Mann performs at Beveridge Place Pub.

Special Interest Groups and Community Gatherings

If you’re into sewing, the Battle Jacket Sewing Club meets at Mr. B’s Mead Center at 5:30 pm. It’s relaxed, friendly, and perfect for sharing tips (or just swapping stories about botched stitches).

Community Conversations

Interested in local issues? There’s a conversation about the FEPP Levy at 5:30 pm at Denny International Middle School. Bring your questions, or just listen in—everyone’s welcome.

Nightlife and Entertainment

Later on, Mountain to Sound Outfitters hosts a *Pray for Snow Party* at 6 pm. There’s a hot wax table for your skis, so you can get ready for winter and maybe pick up some new tricks.

Words, Writers, Southwest Stories

Cynthia Brothers of Vanishing Seattle headlines tonight’s *Words, Writers, Southwest Stories* event at 6 pm, streaming online. If you love local stories or just want something different, it’s worth tuning in.

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Live Music and DJ Nights

Music fans, here’s something worth checking out. The Dusty 45s, with Sue Quigley, are playing at Tim’s Tavern at 6 pm.

If you’re leaning toward something active, the Westies Run Club kicks off at 6 pm too. There’s also a group walk for well-being at the same time, so you’ve got options if the mood strikes.

Later on, maybe wrap up the night at The Skylark at 7 pm. Sara and Leah’s 3rd Annual Holiday Show will be onstage, which honestly sounds like a good time.

Or, if you’re more into DJ vibes, DJ Jenn Green is spinning at Revelry Room starting at 8 pm. It’s an extended-weekend set, so expect some surprises.

Curious about the full lineup or need more details? Peek at the West Seattle Blog.

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