After almost three years of renovation, the iconic Capitol Hill landmark and beloved institution that is the Asian Art Museum will finally reopen to the public on Saturday. Spots to visit the museum this weekend are fully booked, but if you don't already have your tickets, you can get them now for next Wednesday and beyond. Credit: Courtesy of Seattle Asian Art Museum

After almost three years of renovation, the iconic Capitol Hill landmark and beloved institution that is the Asian Art Museum will finally reopen to the public on Saturday. Spots to visit the museum this weekend are fully booked, but if you dont already have your tickets, you can get them now for next Wednesday and beyond.

After almost three years of renovation, the iconic Capitol Hill landmark and beloved institution that is the Asian Art Museum will finally reopen to the public on Saturday. Spots to visit the museum this weekend are fully booked, but if you don’t already have your tickets, you can get them now for next Wednesday and beyond. Courtesy of Seattle Asian Art Museum

All week long, we’ve been posting lists of Seattle events to keep you busy (including the best arts & culture events, quirky things to do, and the best music shows to see), but we realize there’s a lot to sort through. So, if you only have time to read one list, make it this one: We’ve plucked the biggest events you need to know about in every genre, from Chinatown-International District’s annual Lunar New Year Celebration to the chocoholic bacchanalia that is Chocofest, and from a music festival with NYC brass quartet the Westerlies to the 92nd Academy Awards. See them all below, and find even more things to do this weekend on our complete EverOut Things To Do, Lunar New Year, and Black History Month calendars.

COMMUNITY EVENTS
Chinatown-International District Lunar New Year
Ring in the Year of the Rat at this massive Lunar New Year celebration that showcases the diversity, richness, and culture of the Asian community. See traditional dragon and lion dances, Japanese Taiko drumming, martial arts, and other cultural performances on the Main Stage, plus arts and crafts and family activities—and don’t miss the $3 food walk.
Saturday, Various locations (Chinatown-International District)

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