Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen talks Olympics, future ahead of Stars on Ice Seattle stop
Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen is among a cast of Olympians in Stars on Ice, coming to Climate Pledge Arena on May 28.
Janet I. Tu
Janet Tu is an assistant features editor at The Seattle Times.
13 Seattle-area arts-and-culture events to look forward to in 2022
With fingers crossed and fervent wishes sent for the end of the pandemic, here are some of the arts-and-culture events we're looking forward to in...
Watch what happens when a star soloist's violin string breaks while performing with Seattle Symphony WATCH
Violinist Ray Chen was onstage at Benaroya Hall performing a concert with the Seattle Symphony when a string on his violin snapped right in the...
Seattle-area arts groups to require proof of COVID vaccination or negative test for entry
Several Seattle-area performing arts groups — including The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle Symphony, Pacific Northwest Ballet and more — will require proof of vaccination or...
COVID cases linked to Watershed Festival at the Gorge rise to more than 200
Grant County public health officials say there are now 210 COVID-19 cases linked to Watershed Music Festival, the three-day country music festival that took place...
Seattle Opera lays off 24 people, citing ongoing pandemic challenges
Seattle Opera is laying off two dozen people currently on furlough, citing ongoing pandemic challenges and a need to operate on a much leaner budget.
Pandemic Project of the Week: A treehouse and slide for grandchild
We asked Seattle Times readers to tell us about the personal projects they've been working on during the coronavirus pandemic. This vibrant submission comes from...
Pandemic Project of the Week: A sculpture made for longtime partner
After we put out a call for Seattle Times readers to tell us about personal projects they've been working on during the pandemic, we received...
From miniature houses to a one-room schoolhouse, Seattle Times readers show off pandemic projects VIEW
After we asked Seattle Times readers to tell us about their pandemic projects, more than 100 entries came in. Here are the ones that particularly...
Seattleites encouraged to make ‘joyful noise’ Thursday night in appreciation of front line workers in coronavirus pandemic
Seattleites are being encouraged to open windows, go to their balconies, yards or porches at 8 p.m. tonight, Thursday, March 26, to clap, sing, etc....