Upcoming Events November

Events
Written By Gina Madeya

Upcoming Events November

From live performances and community celebrations to the first holiday lights of the season, November offers plenty of reasons to get out and explore. Here are some upcoming events in Kirkland, around the Eastside, and in Seattle.

Kirkland

Revisiting Creedence — Thursday, November 12, 7:00 PM, Kirkland Performance Center. Enjoy an evening of classic Creedence Clearwater Revival hits performed by musicians who toured with Creedence Clearwater Revisited. Tickets required. Kirkland Performance Center

Kirkland Turkey Trot — Sunday, November 15, beginning at 9:00 AM, Juanita Beach Park. Kick off the holiday season with a scenic 5K, 10K, or kids’ race, followed by a celebration at Moss Bay Hall in downtown Kirkland. Registration required. Kirkland Turkey Trot

Piff the Magic Dragon — Friday, November 20, 8:00 PM, Kirkland Performance Center. The Las Vegas performer brings his signature combination of comedy and magic to Kirkland, accompanied by his canine sidekick, Mr. Piffles 2.0. Tickets required. Kirkland Performance Center

Seattle International Comedy Competition: Semi-Finals — Sunday, November 22, 7:00 PM, Kirkland Performance Center. Catch the final evening of the competition’s semifinal round and find out which comedians advance to the finals. Tickets required. Kirkland Performance Center

Warren Miller’s “Days Off” — Monday, November 23, 7:00 PM, Kirkland Performance Center. Get inspired for ski season with the latest Warren Miller film, exploring how top winter athletes spend their days off. Tickets required. Kirkland Performance Center

WinterFest at Kirkland Urban — Saturday, November 28, 3:00–7:00 PM, Kirkland Urban. Celebrate the season with Santa photos, live ice sculpting, festive performers, holiday activities, and seasonal treats. This community celebration is free and open to all. Kirkland Urban

Bellevue & the Eastside

Kirkland Chamber Gala: An Evening in Casablanca — Saturday, November 14, doors open at 5:00 PM, Hyatt Regency Bellevue. Join the Kirkland business community for an evening of dinner, dancing, and an auction supporting the Chamber’s local programs and initiatives. Tickets required. kirklandchamber.org

Snowflake Lane — November 27–December 24, nightly at 7:00 PM, Bellevue Way between Bellevue Square and Lincoln Square. Experience falling snow, sparkling lights, festive music, toy drummers, dancers, and holiday floats at this free nightly parade. The Bellevue Collection

Garden d’Lights — November 28–January 3, select evenings, Bellevue Botanical Garden. Explore more than half a million lights arranged into imaginative flowers, animals, birds, and waterfalls. Entry begins at 4:30 PM; check the calendar for ticket options and available dates. Closed Christmas Day. Bellevue Botanical Garden

Woodinville Pop-Up Holiday Market — Sunday, November 29, 12:00–5:00 PM, Long Shadows Woodinville Tasting Room. Shop locally made ceramics, candles, hand-painted accessories, and other artisan gifts in a relaxed wine-country setting. No reservations necessary; wine is available for purchase. Woodinville Pop-Up Holiday Market

Seattle

Diwali: Lights of India — Saturday, November 7, 12:00–6:00 PM, Seattle Center Armory. Celebrate India’s festival of lights with music, dance, cultural activities, and community performances. This Seattle Center Festál event is free and open to the public. seattlecenter.com

WildLanterns — November 13–January 17, select evenings, 4:00–9:00 PM, Woodland Park Zoo. Wander through an illuminated landscape filled with elaborate lantern displays. Timed tickets are required, with the last entry at 8:30 PM. Check the calendar for closure dates and special themed evenings. Woodland Park Zoo

Seattle Hmong New Year — Saturday, November 14, beginning at 10:00 AM, Seattle Center Armory. Celebrate Hmong culture and the new year with traditional clothing, dance, visual arts, and community traditions. Admission is free. seattlecenter.com

George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® — November 27–December 27, various performance times, McCaw Hall. Pacific Northwest Ballet’s holiday tradition returns with spectacular sets and costumes, memorable dancing, and live music from the PNB Orchestra. Tickets required. Pacific Northwest Ballet

Winterfest at Seattle Center — November 27–December 31, Seattle Center. Enjoy the Winter Train & Village, seasonal campus lights, weekend stage entertainment, Friday movie nights, and ice sculpting on select Saturdays. Many activities are free; check the schedule for individual events. seattlecenter.com

All dates are for the 2026 season, with some holiday events continuing into January 2027. Event details may change; visit the linked websites before heading out.

Gina Madeya

Whether you're thinking of buying or selling your home, being successful in this market takes an experienced, trusted advisor with proven results. Gina has enabled over 200 clients to achieve their real estate goals and looks forward to helping you navigate the current market with clarity and confidence. As a 25 year veteran of corporate America (JPMorgan Chase and Microsoft), Gina puts her vast experience in both people and program management positions to work for you, nimbly balancing both the human and process side of real estate transactions to ensure your success in either buying or selling your home.

Lauded by clients and other agents alike for her impeccable work ethic and integrity, client advocacy, and proactive communication, you can count on Gina to guide you through every step of this complex and very active market with hands on support to deliver an experience and results you deserve. Backed by the most trusted brokerage in the Pacific Northwest, Windermere, Gina considers it a privilege to represent you and pledges her focus, responsiveness, honesty, patience, and never-ending support - she won't be satisfied until you are!

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