Relax, procrastinators—there are still lots of options for cheap entertainment this weekend, from a bring-your-own-dog screening of Rescue Dogs to Raclette Sunday, and from a TRL night featuring Seattle’s only tribute boy band to the Edible Book Festival. Read on for even more options that won’t cost you more than $10, or, if you have a slightly larger budget, check out our critics’ picks for the 61 best things to do this week.
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1. Candi Pop
If you own several glitter chokers and routinely take “Which Spice Are You” quizzes, the Candi Pop dance night at Neumos is for you. Free pizza from 9-10pm, and free entry before 10pm, with $10 entry after that. Feel free to embrace all your guilty pleasures and spread that unicorn rainbow boy band girl power magic around town. (Capitol Hill, free-$10)
2. Juicy: 90s & 2000s Old School Throwbacks
Old-school rap and R&B from the bronze age of rap: Ashanti, Usher, Nelly, TLC, and so on. RSVP on Facebook and get in free before 11 pm. (Capitol Hill, free-$10)
3. Paper Innards Distro Pop Up Shop
This pop-up shop has goods from Paper Innards, who specialize in zines, poetry, and pins that combine “compassion, comedy, and realness.” (Ballard, free entry, through Sun)
