Things to do in Seattle this weekend (Oct 23–25)

Seattle's premier Mexican folkloric dance troupe brings thunderous zapateado footwork, swirling skirt work, and vibrant regional brass to the Moore's historic stage.

Set inside an intimate, cedar-accented craftsman cottage in Woodland Park, Atoma serves duck breast with seasonal roasted quince and brown-butter cabbage. Reservations release monthly.

Bridgers fills the arena with cinematic indie melancholy and horn arrangements for a quintessential rainy Seattle Friday night.

Seattle's notorious industrial-district haunt runs throughout late October inside an authentic former crematorium. Timed entry slots keep the line moving through damp brick hallways.

Operating out of Fair Isle Brewing's taproom, this coastal mariscos counter serves pristine diver scallop aguachile and smoked albacore tostadas alongside wild farmhouse ales.

J Mascis and company bring their signature wall of fuzz and Marshall stacks to the U-District. Earplugs are practically mandatory.

The 3.5-acre stroll garden reaches its annual foliage climax with Japanese maples turning fiery amber over reflecting koi ponds. Advance tickets avoid waitlists at the gate.

Late October brings cold waters and sweet, briny Pacific oysters on ice. Pair a dozen Hama Hamas with grilled sardines and a crisp dry cider under the warm zinc bar lighting.

The Japanese maples and sweetgums are firing up brilliant scarlets and golds right along Azalea Way. Dress in layers with boots for damp gravel paths.