Things To Do in Seattle this November
If you’re visiting Seattle this month, you’re in luck—this city comes alive every season, with activities and events tailored for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re here for a quick weekend getaway or a longer stay, Perch has the perfect guide to keep you entertained and immersed in the unique Seattle vibe.
1. Explore Pike Place Market
No Seattle visit is complete without wandering through the iconic Pike Place Market. This month, the market is bustling with seasonal produce, artisan crafts, and live street performers who add a lively touch to your experience. Don’t forget to stop by the original Starbucks or witness the famous fish-tossing vendors in action.
2. Experience Winter Lights at Woodland Park Zoo
Wild Lanterns at Woodland Park Zoo are a true holiday treat. The zoo transforms into a dazzling landscape of lights, festive displays, and holiday cheer, making it perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a magical evening out. Bundle up, sip on some hot cocoa, and wander through the glowing animal-themed displays.
3. Catch a Show at Seattle Center
Seattle Center hosts numerous events and performances, from indie film screenings to live theater. If you’re in the mood for art and culture, check out the schedule at Seattle Center this month. It’s also home to the Space Needle and the Chihuly Garden and Glass, which provide stunning views and colorful exhibits even in the cooler months.
4. Take a Rainy-Day Coffee Crawl
Seattle’s coffee culture is legendary, so why not make the most of a rainy afternoon with a coffee crawl? Start at a local favorite like Storyville Coffee at Pike Place, then head to Capitol Hill for the sleek interiors of Analog Coffee, or try Drip Drip Coffeehouse for authentic Vietnamese brews. It’s a warm and delicious way to experience Seattle’s cozy side.
5. Discover Seasonal Flavors in Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill is a go-to for dining and nightlife, and many restaurants roll out seasonal menus in winter. Find flavors unique to the Pacific Northwest, like butternut squash risotto, hot apple ciders, and hearty local soups. The neighborhood’s eclectic bars and music venues also make it the perfect spot to enjoy Seattle’s vibrant nightlife scene.
Seattle this month has something for every type of traveler. From holiday lights to cozy cafes, there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of your stay.
At Perch, we want you to get the most out of your visit this November. Stay with Perch to find a comfortable home base close to these activities and experience Seattle like a local! Check out our Perch blog for recommendations of things to do during your visit to Seattle.