- suddenly: where we live now, an exhibition exploring the aesthetic life of cities
- Corridor Project dinner followed by exhibition opening party
- "Police Beat" film screening and conversation
- Thomas Sieverts in public discussion at Burien City Hall
- Thomas Sieverts discusses Urban Aesthetics with Seattle City Council
where we live now
- Burien Town Center, 2009-07-02: Burien through Community Eyes: Walks through the City, Conversation and Nosh @ B/IAS
- Town Hall, Seattle, 2009-07-01: Thomas Sieverts: "Reimagining Urban Spaces" at Town Hall Seattle
- The Mandrake, Culver City, 2009-01-25: suddenly Public Speakers: 10 lectures, 9 hours
- The Pomona Walk (corridor project), 2009-01-24: 6:45 am (dawn)
- Pomona College, 2009-01-24: suddenly exhibition opening and walkthrough at Pomona College Museum of Art
- Clockshop, Los Angeles, 2009-01-23: Clockshop dinner with Julia Meltzer, Stephanie Snyder, Sergio Pastor, Marc Joseph Berg, Molly Dilworth, Elias Hansen, Michael Orion McManus, Zoe Crosher, Michael Damm, Shawn Records, Aimee Chang, Matthew Stadler, and others. Los Angeles, CA.
- West Oakland BART Station, Oakland, CA, 2008-12-13: Michael Damm: Incidental films for an accidental audience, West Oakland BART Station
- Metropolitan Exchange, Brooklyn, 2008-11-16: Matthew Stadler presents a traveling slideshow lecture at the Metropolitan Exchange in Brooklyn, hosted by the Center for Urban Pedagogy
- Gloria's Secret Cafe, 2008-10-19: Eric Fredericksen discusses The New Ha-Ha at Gloria's Secret Cafe in Beaverton, Oregon
- PNCA, 2008-10-06: Thomas Sieverts, Reed Kroloff, and Brad Cloepfil in conversation: How does policy liberate design, or not?
- Reed College Cooley Gallery, 2008-10-05: Thomas Sieverts, Fritz Haeg, Lisa Robertson, and Stephanie Snyder discuss the ways art and writing help shape the city
- Beaverton Parking Lot, 2008-10-04: Aaron Betsky and Thomas Sieverts in a bucolic, disused parking lot in Beaverton, Oregon
- UO White Stag, 2008-10-03: "Suddenly-the new shape of cities" a public lecture by Thomas Sieverts
- UO White Stag, 2008-10-03: Thomas Sieverts, Coll Thrush, Melissa Darby, and Doug Sackman discuss what indigenous settlement patterns might teach us about the contemporary city
- Milepost 5, 2008-10-02: James Glisson presents "Nashville" at Milepost 5
- Vitoria, Spain, 2008-09-27: Matthew Stadler asks: What is Publication? at the Montehermoso art center, Vitoria, Spain
- Reed College SU, 2008-09-21: Psychedelic Sprawl at Reed College Student Union
- Milepost 5, 2008-09-10: Colin Beattie reading on Migration in Greater Beaverton and the opening of suddenly's Milepost 5 exhibition
- Ross Island, 2008-06-29: Ross Island dinner hosted by the corridor project and suddenly
