Summer of Science Fiction & Fantasy: Martha Wells in conversation with Kate Elliott

The Clarion West Summer Reading Series will be held virtually and streamed live over Zoom during the Six-Week Workshop. Join us for our final event, a conversation between Martha Wells and Kate Elliott! This event will begin with a conversation between Martha and Kate. There will be time to take questions from the audience. Participants will be...

2025 Six-Week Workshop Graduation Party & Social (Hybrid Event)

Hugo House 1634 11th Avenue, Seattle, Washington, United States

Join the Clarion West board, staff, and the Class of 2025 to celebrate their graduation from the Six-Week Workshop! This will be a hybrid event with student readings, a presentation of each graduate (via Zoom), and recognition of the Octavia E. Butler Scholarship recipient. The event will be followed by a social that will take...

WorldCon Welcome Party at Hugo House

Hugo House 1634 11th Avenue, Seattle, Washington, United States

Join the Clarion West board, staff, and Seattle Community to kick off WorldCon in Seattle! You can expect a classic, potluck-style Clarion West summer party. The event is free and all are welcome. No WorldCon membership required. Please RSVP so we can get a headcount, and to get event announcements. Hugo House will offer a no-host bar....

Alumni Reading and Social at CAM

Common Objects 2601 1st Ave, Washington, United States

Join the Clarion West board, staff, and Seattle Community for an off-site Worldcon event for alumni and friends! The event begins with a reading featuring Andrea Hairston (CW ’99), Tim Chawaga (CW ’19), Natalia Theodoridou (CW ’18), David Sandner (CW ’87), Kristina Ten (CW ’19), and Henry Lien (CW ’12). After a short state-of-the-org and...

Save the Date: Cory Doctorow in conversation with Ed Zitron

Seattle Public Library - Central Branch 1000 4th Avenue, Seattle, WA, United States

We're excited to host a conversation with Cory Doctorow and Ed Zitron this fall. The event corresponds with the release of Doctorow's newest book, Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It. More information to come.