While you’re stuck at home, consider broadening your horizons (how’s that for irony?) with these fascinating and mostly little-known documentaries.
In the latest novel from British Columbia's Michael Christie, the author guides readers through the layers and rings of one family's legacy back through several...
The cash flow is the just the beginning. When the discovery of oil under a small, remote town leads to a major boom, success proves...
Violins of Hope restores and collects string instruments that survived the Holocaust, even when their owners often didn’t. Seattle-based Music of Remembrance brings four of...
Seattle poet Raúl Sánchez's “All Our Brown-Skinned Angels” includes two stunning poems that have become part of the basis for an upcoming project, a collaboration...
Here's a look at the Oscar-nominated animated and live-action shorts playing at the Uptown starting Jan. 31.
Pulitzer winners Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn examine the issues affecting the American middle class in this gripping account from the reporters' hometown.
Seattle is the latest stop for what has been a traveling production of “Eugene Onegin.” It runs Jan. 11-25 at McCaw Hall.
Book review Before Diane Dixon Tempest, a Utah woman and a mother of four, died at age 54 of ovarian cancer, she told her eldest...
Is it “shanty” or “chantey”? Well, it’s both. Either way, the musical form is the same, and it's very popular in Seattle.