“First Thursday,” Seattle’s oldest (and most centrally located) art walk, is tomorrow. Openings abound—many with free wine and appetizers—and it’s a chance to quickly and effortlessly immerse yourself in the world of Pioneer Square galleries. The event also offers some of the best people-watching available in the city, from stuffy yuppies looking to decorate their condo to ultra-hip and grungy youngsters looking to score some no-strings-attached booze. It’s a free and easy way to walk, see art, and socialize—and we’ve made it even easier for you.
All of March’s openings are right here on our Things To Do calendar, complete with a mobile-friendly map and recommendations from Jen Graves. You can also see the map after the jump, with recommendations marked in blue.
If you’re pressed for time, make sure not to miss Koren Christofides: A Modern Medieval Bestiary at Gallery IMA, Neal Fryett at Glass Box Gallery, the Giant Steps Opening Party at King Street Station, Peter Gross & Sylwia Tur at Linda Hodges Gallery, and Dick Weiss & Cappy Thompson at Traver Gallery. And as always, you can find a full list of all of the art shows going on right now on our Things To Do: Art calendar.
