The long weekend will go by quick with these events

The long weekend is almost here. If you’ve found yourself without Memorial Day plans, we have some options for you to take a look at. Get inspired and do something a little different this year. — Ciara

Queer Prom Seattle

Puckduction and TransWA presents the 7th annual Queer Prom Seattle at Benaroya Hall. A night filled with comedy, dance, drag, queer vendors and performances. This event is a fundraiser for Puckduction.

May 23 at 7 p.m.

Continuity

“How do we keep going when hope can seem as fictional as a Hollywood ending?” This is the question that Blue Hour Theatre Group’s play asks its audience at 12th Ave Arts.

May 23 at 2 & 7:30 p.m.

Seattle Opera Veterans Choir

This year at the annual Northwest Folklife Festival the Veterans Choir will perform at the Mural Amphitheatre. Started as part of a 2019 Seattle Opera production, the Veterans Choir has developed into a year-round program in partnership with Path with Art, giving local Veterans a chance to express their passion for music.

May 25 at 12:30 p.m.

Wicked Wiz of Oz

Want to stay at home this weekend? Take a load off and stream Seattle Men’s Chorus’ most recent performance from the comfort of your couch.

May 23, 24 & 25 at anytime you want!

On the Stage

Barefoot in the Park

Theatre | Taproot Theatre Company
Now – June 20 | Tickets

They’ve just said, “I do,” but can their love handle five flights of stairs and a tiny New York apartment?

View the Program

More Events

• Xian Conducts Gershwin | Seattle Symphony | May 28 – 31 | View Print Program
• Phantom of the Opera | Broadway at The Paramount | Now – May 24 | View Program
  • ASL Interpreted: May 23 & 24
  • Audio Described: May 24
• Aviatrix | Seattle Public Theater | Now – June 7
• We Ain’t Ever Gonna Break Up | Village Theatre Issaquah | Now – June 21 | View Program

Next Line

• Intiman Theatre is offering a even more savings for their 2026/27 subscribers. Now when you get tickets to multiple performances in one purchase you can save up to 40%.
• A Seattle local has won first place at the National Next Narrative Monologue Competition! A huge congratulations to Isaiah Hyde.