Indie folk-pop band Ivan & Alyosha to perform with Seattle Symphony
Seattle Symphony's Essential Series program invites different voices from Seattle’s music community to partner with the orchestra in novel kinships. Up next is a collaboration...
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Seattle International Dance Festival’s virtual Mini Fest takes viewers from Capitol Hill to Israel
Here are some highlights of this year's Seattle International Dance Festival Winter Mini Fest, which runs four nights, March 6-7 and 13-14, online. It's a...
Charlie Brydon, pioneering Seattle LGBTQ+ activist and entrepreneur, dies at 81
Charlie Brydon, a pioneering LGBTQ+ activist and successful entrepreneur in Seattle, died at age 81 on Feb. 9. He established the game-changing Dorian Group in...
Deems Tsutakawa, in-demand Seattle jazz pianist, dies at 69
Deems Tsutakawa, the Seattle-based, always-in-demand smooth jazz pianist who was born to one of the city's most esteemed family of artists, died Feb. 25, at...
11 movies that spotlight memorable presidents, real and imagined
The office of the president and all its power and challenges have long been a great subject for movies. Here is a list of films...
Poet and UW professor Theodore Roethke moved among mysteries — and literary legacy VIEW
Poet Theodore Roethke won the Pulitzer Prize, along with the the hearts of his students at the University of Washington. His influence, along with his...
Where was Theodore Roethke going with his poetry? The same place we’re all headed: where we have to go.
It can take a lifetime to appreciate, and better understand, Theodore Roethke's poetry, but for a seasoned adult, his essential message is pretty good advice.
Marcus ‘Kutfather’ Tufono, a DJ who was a major influence on Seattle’s hip-hop scene, dies at 48
Marcus “Kutfather” Tufono was a major influence on the Seattle music scene in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He died Dec. 30 of septic...
How are those resolutions going? Learn something in 2021 with these 5 books VIEW
From the minimalist bible “Hello, Habits” to the story of baseball pioneer Effa Manley and instructional texts on writing, self-reliance and more, the new year...
Bob Newman, who brought laughter to children on ‘J.P. Patches’ show, dies at 88
Bob Newman, a former Marine and Mercer Island native who played Gertrude the City Dump telephone operator, Ketchikan the Animal Man, Boris S. Wort and...