Seattle CityClub

Tickets are now available for June’s . Join on Wednesday, June 3, for an exclusive conversation with Mayor Katie Wilson—a timely opportunity to hear the challenges and opportunities shaping Seattle today.

Arrive early for a pre-program reception with appetizers and connect with fellow attendees, then take part in a thoughtful, moderated discussion followed by audience Q&A.

Seats are limited—reserve yours here: bit.ly/civic-cocktail-mayor-wilson

Thank you to our incredible panelists and moderator for a thoughtful and engaging Civic Cocktail conversation on the state of legacy media. We are grateful for conversations like these—where people can learn and hear different perspectives—help strengthen civic dialogue and move democracy forward.

📸: Entwined Portraits

is more than a panel discussion—it’s an evening of conversation, community, and civic dialogue. Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1, as we explore the state of media and the future of journalism.

Reserve your seat: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1984414512225?aff=oddtdtcreator

📸: Entwined Portraits

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The media landscape is changing quickly—and understanding how news is produced has never been more important.

Join on April 1 for "Newsflash: The State of Legacy Media," a timely conversation exploring how news outlets are adapting to new technologies, evolving audiences, and growing questions around trust.

Moderated by Dave Ross, the panel features Renee Radcliff Sinclair (TVW), Brendan Sweeney (KUOW), and Jake Wiederrich (FOX 13) as they discuss innovation in the newsroom, audience engagement, and the role of journalism in civic life.

Reserve your seats: bit.ly/civic-cocktail-april-2026

Thank you to our panelists Captain Heidi Tuttle, King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion, and Paul Patu, and to moderator of FOX 13 Seattle for a thoughtful and meaningful conversation at this week’s .

We’re grateful for the insight, honesty, and commitment each of you brought to an important dialogue about youth safety and community solutions in Seattle.

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The conversation around youth safety in Seattle demands both urgency and nuance—and March’s brings together leaders working at every level to meet that moment. From Captain Heidi Tuttle’s work building trust between police and community, to King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion's role shaping accountability and prevention, to Paul Patu’s grassroots mentorship efforts through Urban Family, this panel reflects the breadth of voices needed to move forward.

Moderated by FOX 13 Seattle’s David Rose FOX 13, the evening will explore how relationships, intervention, and civic action can help create safer futures for young people across our region.

Join us Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Reception & Networking: 5:30 PM
Program: 6:30–8:00 PM
Location: The Collective Seattle

Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1983050158406?aff=oddtdtcreator

Nancy Skinner Nordhoff helped build on the belief that civic life belongs to everyone—and her legacy continues to shape our community today. Read how her vision, leadership, and commitment to civic dialogue helped create a lasting home for civic engagement in Seattle.

https://seattlecityclub.org/remembering-nancy-nordhoff/

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What does it take to keep young people safe—and what role do all of us play in that responsibility?

On Wednesday, March 4, 2026, Seattle CityClub convenes community leaders, public safety experts, and advocates for a timely Civic Cocktail focused on youth gun violence prevention and solutions.

Join moderator David Rose of FOX 13 Seattle and panelists Captain Heidi Tuttle (Seattle Police Department), King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion, and Paul Patu, Co-Founder of Urban Family, for a candid conversation grounded in experience, accountability, and community action.

📍 The Collective Seattle
🕠 Reception & Networking: 5:30–6:30 PM
🕡 Program: 6:30–8:00 PM

This is an opportunity to hear directly from those working closest to the issue—and to better understand what’s being done and what comes next. Reserve your seat today.

The Cost of Access: Youth, Guns & the Path Forward Discussing youth safety at school and beyond with prevention strategies and collaborative solutions for Seattle-area communities.

The World Cup is coming—but what will it mean for Seattle?

At Civic Cocktail on Feb. 4 at The Collective Seattle, civic, tourism, and city leaders will unpack how to turn FIFA 2026™ into lasting local impact.

Arrive early at 5:30 pm for networking and stay for the 6:30 pm conversation.

🏛️ Legislative Preview is this week—and it’s your annual chance to hear directly from Washington State’s elected leaders in an open, accessible forum. Hosted by , this legacy program brings policymakers and the public together for real conversation and timely insight.

🗓️ Join us Thursday, January 8, 2026, at The Collective Seattle—arrive early at 11:00 a.m. to network and connect, then stay for a lite lunch and program from 12:00–2:00 p.m. Come curious, bring your questions, and take part in civic dialogue that matters.

📸 from Legislative Preview 2025 (courtesy of Entwined Portraits)