Say anything: 3 Seattle podcasts with unique voices
Seattleites always seem to have something to say, and a growing number are finding an outlet for their expression on the internet, via podcasts. Here...
New ‘loop system’ makes all of Seattle Rep hearing-accessible
The Seattle Repertory Theatre has installed a hearing loop system, which enables patrons to hear throughout the theater building, not just in the seats.
$99 Road Trip: Skagit Valley satisfies cravings for art, food and beer VIEW
A bargain day trip to Edison, Bow, La Conner and Mount Vernon. Find blueberries, a boardwalk and more on a budget.
‘Art of the Brick’ Lego exhibit is worth a block of your time
Corporate attorney-turned-artist Nathan Sawaya, who was born in Washington, is known for his meticulously built works of art made entirely of Lego bricks. His show...
‘Me Before You’: sweet, but no heat | Movie review
Movie review of “Me Before You”: The film adaptation of Jojo Moyes’ “Me Before You” is sweet, but its pop soundtrack distracts. Rating: 2.5 stars...
‘Craft your world around you’: SIFFX explores the future of virtual reality
A new four-day festival within the Seattle International Film Festival, SIFFX, will explore virtual reality (VR) and why it matters.
5 Seattle art picks for June
A handful of gallery openings and artful events going on in Seattle this month.
Winners of the 3 Minute Masterpiece film contest: whales and killer Legos
A lad with a harpoon makes some mischief and a local teen creates a grind-house style parody: Here are the winners of the 2016 3...
Time to get out on the water: 5 top Seattle spots for your nautical needs
Rent an electric or wooden boat or try a paddleboard, kayak or canoe and set sail. Here's where to go to get out on the...
How to have your say about King Street Station’s third floor
The Seattle Office of Arts and Culture is moving to the third floor of King Street Station and aims to turn the 17,000-square-foot space into...