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    Wa Na Wari’s Walk the Block returns for its third year Saturday, Sept. 30.
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    Here's a chance to see Seattle's excellent Black art, music and more in one day

    Wa Na Wari's Walk the Block is back for its third year, showcasing excellent Black art, film, music and dance all in one day in Seattle's Central District.
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    • ‘Donyale Luna: Supermodel’ shines a light on the first Black model to grace cover of Vogue

    Music & Nightlife

    To prep for that moment in the spotlight, the practice on this Wednesday evening involved a snippet of “Holiday Road,” written by Lindsey Buckingham for the 1983 film “National Lampoon’s Vacation.”

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    Brad Bergman and Mike Tarrant show off some off some of their Lego creations at their home in Bellingham. The couple will be competing on Season 4 of “Lego Masters,” premiering Sept. 28 on Fox.

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    Visual Arts

    In an undated photo via Andy Reichsman, “Landscape by the Water,” by Maurice de Vlaminck. Three museums in Zagreb have returned artworks looted from a Jewish businessman, giving them to his grandson after court decisions that resolved a 70-year dispute and paved the way for the first reported Holocaust-era art restitution in Croatia. (Via Andy Reichsman via The New York Times)  — NO SALES; FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH NYT STORY CROATIA LOOTED ARTWORK  BY CATHERINE HICKLEY FOR SEPT. 22, 2023. ALL OTHER USE PROHIBITED. — XNYT0182 XNYT0182

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    Pacific NW Magazine

    Folk singer Woody Guthrie wrote “Roll On, Columbia, Roll On” about the Columbia River (this is the Grand Coulee Dam on the river in Eastern Washington), and it was approved as the official Washington state folk song in 1987. (Alan Berner / The Seattle Times, 2008)

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