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This Month’s Local Happenings
Things to Do This January The visiting relatives have gone home, the tree is down, and all presents have made their way to their rightful owners. A lot of the time, January can feel like a letdown. Don’t let the winter blues get to you — ART, LIGHTS, AND GAMES!
OrcaCon Though video games once threatened to wipe them off the map, board games are back in a big way. There’s a thriving community of people of all ages who love tabletop, card, and role-playing games, and they’re gathering in Bellevue this month for OrcaCon. Taking place on Jan. 7–9, the convention is open to all ages and filled with activities. You can try new games, play old ones with other gamers, participate in workshops, and catch a bite at the onsite food trucks. Pick up your tickets at OrcaCon.org. This year, beat your holiday hangover with these fun events. There’s something for everyone — plus a chance to stretch your legs, explore the area, and see something new.
animal or two. WildLanterns started its latest run on Nov. 12, but it will continue through Jan. 30. Get tickets and learn about pandemic protocols at Zoo.org/wildlanterns. First Thursday Art Walk Pioneer Square in Seattle boasts the nation’s original art walk, and the tradition is being kept alive. On the first Thursday of every month, the neighborhood’s many art galleries open their doors to the community for a self- guided, walkable tour. Held this month on Jan. 6, the art walk is considered a prime time for artists to display new works and celebrate local talent. Whether you prefer painting, sculpture, multimedia, or other types of art, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes. Learn more at PioneerSquare.org/ experiences/first-thursday-art-walk.
there’s still plenty of post-holiday fun to be had. All of these events are great for families or groups of adults. WildLanterns If you’re tired of Christmas lights, fear not — WildLanterns is not a twinkle light display. Located at the Woodland Park Zoo, the exhibit features giant, immersive lanterns shaped like animals. They represent creatures and landscapes from all over the globe, and some displays are even interactive. There will be plenty of chances for photographs and even to “meet” a real wild
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