Seattle’s September calendar is packed with events that mix adventure, community impact and a few iconic Seattle backdrops from a downtown scavenger hunt.
Seattle’s September calendar is packed with events that mix adventure, community impact and a few iconic Seattle backdrops from a downtown scavenger hunt starting at Lumen Field to charity climbs at T-Mobile Park and the Space Needle.
KOMO News Anchor Holly Menino interviewed Social in Seattle columnist Linda Lowry about the events coming up in September.
Sunday brings Urban X 2026, Seattle’s Great Scavenger Hunt to downtown Seattle.
The citywide, smartphone-guided event turns Pioneer Square, the International District and the Stadium District into a live game board where teams solve clues, complete photo missions and unlock checkpoints.
Teams compete for a $1,000 cash prize. More information is available here.
On Sept. 16, T-Mobile Park is set to host the Seattle Climb for a Cure, a family-focused event that invites kids, parents and grandparents to climb, walk and explore the ballpark together.
The event raises funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, supporting research, care and families living with cystic fibrosis. Registration and details are available here.
For those looking for a night out, Sept. 19 features Apropos: An Evening of Jazz, Dinner & Dancing at Seattle’s Fairmont Olympic.
The event includes candlelight, live jazz and a supper club-style dinner, along with astrology readings during dinner.
Afterward, the night continues with a 10-piece band dance party.
Bellevue Fashion Week runs Sept. 26 through Oct. 3, with events at Bellevue Square and beyond.
The Fashion Reigns Runway Show is scheduled for Sept. 26 and is described as a major fall runway event blending fashion, food and beauty, hosted at the future home of KidsQuest Children’s Museum, with “all seats” billed as front row.
Organizers say the show donates 100% of ticket proceeds to KidsQuest Children’s Museum to support hands-on learning, creativity and discovery for local families. More information is available here.
On Sept. 27, Base 2 Space returns with a charity climb up the Space Needle’s 832 steps.
The family-friendly event supports Fred Hutch Cancer Center and is open to kids 8 and up, adults and teams.
Climbers make their way through the Needle’s open-air stairwells and its double-helix structure, with views of downtown, Elliott Bay and Mount Rainier. Registration information is available here.
