Deep dive into the Indigenous Peoples Night jersey

The One Roof Foundation opens a pair of new sport courts at the Muckleshoot Community Center.

One Roof Foundation and Duwamish River Community Coalition have partnered for years to fight water and air pollution in South Seattle. Their latest effort brings a neighborhood cleanup and living green walls to the community.

Jess Phoenix earned her B.F.A. in Illustration from RISD before moving west to design for Compendium, creating products for Target, Starbucks, and boutiques nationwide. Her personal floral work centers on color — most flowers and leaves are imagined, serving as vehicles for bold, vibrant color relationships.

Seattle Kraken forward Freddy Gaudreau shares his passion for supporting Down syndrome initiatives and what it's been like to play in Seattle in his first season with the Kraken.

So much to celebrate on our annual Women in Hockey Night, pres. by PitchBook!

Katie Leuthauser moved to Winthrop, Washington, and immediately embedded herself in the local hockey community, coaching U14 girls, playing recreationally, and even driving the Zamboni at the local outdoor rink.

Born in Russia and raised in Seattle since the age of five, Dasha draws from her own experience growing up in an immigrant household. Her artwork incorporates imagery of roots — a symbol of how women often hold families, communities, and traditions together, much like the roots that anchor forests across Washington.

Follow along as Kraken Common Thread jersey artist Damon Brown experiences last week’s celebration of Black Hockey History Night presented by Amazon.

Claudia Longo, a top high school soccer recruit headed to the University of Washington, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis during her senior year but remained determined to play Division I soccer, ultimately overcoming setbacks to contribute in her final season. Inspired by her journey, she founded MS, I’MPOSSIBLE, a nonprofit supporting young adults with MS through mentorship, resources, and grants, empowering others to redefine their diagnosis and pursue their goals.

Inspired from an early age by comic books, heroic storylines, classical art, illustration, and urban design, local artist Damon Brown blends bold color, motion, texture, and narrative to create work that’s meant to be felt as much as it’s seen. This artwork envisions a futuristic hockey league that celebrates the evolution and impact of Black athletes in the sport — honoring pioneers like Willie O’Ree, who broke the NHL’s color barrier in 1958, and the many Black players whose perseverance and talent helped shape the game.

Srinika Bhagavathula is a Type 1 diabetes advocate and a new Kraken fan. After managing the daily challenges of T1D — including constant monitoring and insulin management — even facing bullying along the way, Srinika chose to use her voice to support others living with the condition.

After the final buzzer, Srinika had the opportunity to meet her favorite Kraken player, Kaapo Kakko, who also lives with Type 1 diabetes — a special moment she won’t forget.

Relive the magic and celebration of diversity from 2026 AANHPI Night pres. by Alaska Airlines.

The Kraken invited Caleb to Kids Game, pres. by WaFd Bank, last week for an unforgettable experience made possible by Make-A-Wish Alaska & Washington.

The 12-Under Nikko Icebucks from Tokyo visited Seattle for the second-straight year to learn from local coaches and partake in a “Challenge Cup” Can/Am tournament at Olympic View Arena in Mountlake Terrace.

Relive the unforgettable moments of Pride Night presented by Symetra.

The heritage of the PNW Indigenous community shone bright at Climate Pledge Arena on December 16th for Indigenous Peoples Night pres. by Muckleshoot Indian Tribe.

Meet Amber Webb, the artist behind the Seattle Kraken 2025 Indigenous Peoples Night pres. by Muckleshoot Indian Tribe jersey.

Kraken defenseman Brandon Montour hits the ice with families from the Muckleshoot Tribe to celebrate hockey and his indigenous culture at Kraken Community Iceplex.

Buoy and his friends from the Kraken visited Lowell Elementary School in November for the second annual Buoy Friendsgiving with One Roof Foundation! 

Along with Berkly Catton, Ryker Evans, plenty of volunteers, and gifts from our partners at Amazon, Team Buoy was grateful to serve over 1,200 individuals.

The Seattle Kraken stopped by Virginia Mason Franciscan Health at St. Anne Hospital last week to spend some time with patients and staff.

The Seattle Convention Center hosted the 2025-26 Kraken Common Thread jersey gallery. On hand were artists and fans to celebrate the new designs that would be showcased during select nights of the season.

Competition was fierce as John Hayden visited the young players at the Anchorage Hockey Academy.

KCPEC and the Seattle pro teams organized a free week-long sports camp serving over 80 kids each day.

The Kraken crew showed up in numbers to the 2025 Seattle Pride Parade!

Kraken staffers took home a silver medal at the second annual Dragon Boat Festival in South Lake Union, sponsored by the team as part of its IGF Outdoor Adventure Series.

Our second of five refurbished sport courts, the Verlo Sport Court, in partnership with Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, was designed with movement in mind as part of our 2024 NHL Winter Classic Legacy Project.

Learn about Green Night presented by Boeing jersey artwork designed by artist Kel Lauren. Green Night at Climate Pledge Arena is April 12 vs. the St. Louis Blues.