Where to see music, theater and art at Pike Place Market
Even on an ordinary day, Pike Place Market is full of art, from the crafts market to DownUnder shops housing independent artists. In addition, the...
Phillip Levine, whose sculptures dot the Northwest landscape, dies at 90
Phillip Levine, a sculptor of well-known public artworks, died Sept. 19 at 90. Levine is best known for his bronze sculptures of the human form including...
Review: A brisk ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ marks the return of Broadway at the Paramount
"Jesus Christ Superstar" marks the first Broadway at the Paramount show in more than 19 months. Here's what our reviewer thought of the show, which...
This show is only 17 minutes long and performed just once
This fall, Macha Theatre Works continues its series of stories, each 17 minutes long, by and performed by women. As they were last year, each...
MOHAI exhibit lets you test some of Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions VIEW
From July 31 to Jan. 3, MOHAI is presenting the West Coast premiere of “Da Vinci — Inventions,” which explores the breadth of Leonardo da...
How Seattle Opera became one of few companies nationwide to pull off an all-digital season WATCH
Seattle Opera’s production of “Tosca,” filmed at St. James Cathedral, is the final program in a season unlike any other. Seattle Opera became one of...
Review: Why Seattle Opera’s ‘Tosca’ is worth staying indoors for WATCH
Even as we emerge from pandemic restrictions, and summer weather beckons us outside, it's worth blocking out two hours to watch Seattle Opera's "Tosca," streaming...
Seattle woman created a children's TV show for people of color, and it's racking up international awards
Val Thomas-Matson created "Look, Listen and Learn" for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) audiences but said, "It's for everybody." It presents lessons for...
Meet the man behind Woodland Park Zoo’s life-size dinosaurs exhibit
This summer, 22 life-size animatronic dinosaurs have taken up residence in the Habitat Discovery Loop at Woodland Park Zoo. The exhibit was designed by Don...
Seattle-area teens start online magazine to share Asian American stories
Bellevue teen Jeenah Gwak and a team of nine volunteers are currently working on the fourth issue of their free, online magazine, "What We Experience."...