Sunday, September 21st, 1:00 pm
Greenwood Branch Library

Election time! Get ready! Are you interested in playing an integral role in Seattle Atheists direction? Do you have a talent for stating the cause? Are you itching to use that vote that your membership dues get you?

This year we will be electing nine Board of Directors positions, and we need you to give your input. It’s your organization, and this is how to make sure your voice is heard.

Click here to view statements from the candidates.

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August 3rd
Capitol Hill Branch Library
2:00 pm
Open to the public:

Please join us as local math professor and philosopher, Michael Aristidou, gives a talk titled:

“Some of the Arguments For and Against the Existence of God: Analysis and Discussion”
Does religious knowledge differ from scientific knowledge? We examine the validity of some of the arguments (old and new) for and against the existence of god. This talk will have a teaching perspective, with a dash of philosophy. It’s objective is to give some ways in approaching and evaluating religious claims and arguments. Q&A to follow…afterwards we may informally adjourn to a local coffee shop.
Doors open at 2pm, Discussion starts at 2:30pm

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June 29, 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Seattle Atheists will be marching in this year’s LGBTQ Pride Parade. If you’d like to join us, let us know! The parade will be starting at noon from the corner of Union St. and 4th Ave. (more…)

June 21 & 22

Come check us out at the Fremont Fair! On Saturday, June 21, we will be participating in the Solstice Parade. We also have a booth and will be providing information to the community and distributing merchandise. (more…)

4 July, all day
Ravenna Park, Seattle

Come enjoy Independence Day with fellow atheists, freethinkers, and the like.

More information can be found here.

31 May, 2:00 PM

Come join us for our May membership meeting. We will be focusing on preparations for the upcoming fairs in June. This event will be held at the Greenwood Library.

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May 16-17

Lots of fun last year, until we got rained out, but it looks good this year. We have a booth and we’ll be answering questions and distributing merchandise. Buttons, magnets, T-shirts, and bumperstickers will all be available. All we need are some interested volunteers. (more…)

As part of the National Day of Reason Seattle Atheists will be donating blood.

Philosopher and author Austin Dacey will be speaking at the Green Lake Library on Sunday, April 6, at 1:00 p.m. He will be discussing his new book The Secular Conscience: Why Belief Belongs in Public Life.

An FYI for anyone interested in the following events. More information at Town Hall Seattle.

Feb. 16th, Michael Weinstein, author of “With God on Our Side”

Michael Weinstein is a proud graduate of the Air Force Academy and father of two graduates and a current cadet. His book is an expose of a systematic program of indoctrination sanctioned, coordinated, and carried out by fundamentalist Christians within the U.S. military. Weinstein will speak about current church-state issues and current court cases regarding religious liberty in the U.S. military. Presented by the Seattle chapter of AU.

Feb. 20th, Charles Darwin: Live and in Concert!

A noted anthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History, Richard Milner performs a unique blend of witty songs, history, science, and madness. His one-man musical about the life and times of Charles Darwin delights audiences of all ages.

Mar. 10th, E.J. Dionne, author of “Souled Out”

Award-winning commentator and journalist e.j.dionne explains why the era of the “religious right” is over. Profiling contemporary religious figures such as Rich Warren and Richard Cizik to John Paul II and Benedict XVI, Dionne shows that our great religious traditions have always preached a broad message of hope and have refused to be mere props for the powers that be. He also argues that atheist writers such as Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens should be seen as a gift to believers, by demanding that they live up to their proclaimed values and embrace scientific and philosophical inquiry.