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Must List: Easter Dinner, Movin’ Around the World, Video Poetry Festival

Must List: Easter Dinner, Movin’ Around the World, Video Poetry Festival

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There’s lots to watch at Movin’ Around the World

What to Watch This Week: Earshot Jazz, Manual Cinema, Carla Körbes and More

What to Watch This Week: Earshot Jazz, Manual Cinema, Carla Körbes and More

That couch cushion you’ve been flattening for weeks is now the best seat in the house

Manual Cinema’s ‘Ada/Ava’

Fifty Years of John Fluevog

Fifty Years of John Fluevog

The iconic shoe designer’s new book steps into his world of singularly stylish footwear

This article appears in print in the April 2020 issue. Click here to subscribe. John Fluevog Shoes is known for alternative designs worn by the likes of Madonna, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga. This year, the brand’s namesake founder is celebrating his 50th anniversary in the shoe business with a coffee table book titled Fluevog: 50…

New True Crime Podcast Investigates Grisly Pacific Northwest Cases

New True Crime Podcast Investigates Grisly Pacific Northwest Cases

Two former local radio anchors team up for 'Scene of the Crime'

Kim Shepard and Carolyn Ossorio

'Strong Like Her' Presents Stories of Female Athleticism

‘Strong Like Her’ Presents Stories of Female Athleticism

Haley Shapley's new book focuses on powerful women throughout history

This article appears in print in the April 2020 issue. Click here to subscribe. From Atalanta of Greek myth to Pudgy Stockton of Muscle Beach, Seattle author Haley Shapley’s new book, Strong Like Her (Gallery Books, April 7, $29.99), features women known for celebrating their bodies for what they could do, rather than how they…

16 Best Things to Do in Seattle in April 2020

16 Best Things to Do in Seattle in April 2020

Check out our handpicked list of entertainment options (but be sure to check for updates on event schedules and cancellations)

Agnieszka Polska’s film installation The New Sun explores human impact on the Earth

Must List: Art Walk, Virtual Wine Tasting, Comedy in Quarantine

Must List: Art Walk, Virtual Wine Tasting, Comedy in Quarantine

Your weekly guide to Seattle’s hottest (virtual) events

Wine tasting at Fidelitas

This Week in Online Shows: James Corden, ‘Lysistrata,’ Simone Pin’s Virtual Party and More

This Week in Online Shows: James Corden, ‘Lysistrata,’ Simone Pin’s Virtual Party and More

Fill your calendar with these online events to fill the hole in your live-performance-loving heart

James Corden in ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’

Must List: Dance Church, Riveter Community Day, Cherry Blossoms

Must List: Dance Church, Riveter Community Day, Cherry Blossoms

Your weekly guide to Seattle's hottest (virtual) events

Cherry blossoms at the University of Washington

An Avenue of Stars Near Alki Beach

An Avenue of Stars Near Alki Beach

Find a guide to the night sky under your feet in West Seattle

This article appears in print in the March 2020 issue. Click here to subscribe. Walking down Beach Drive SW just south of Alki Point in West Seattle, you’ll likely keep your eyes fixed on the unobstructed panorama of Puget Sound before you. But look around and you’ll see the many artistic features of Constellation Park and Marine…

This Week in Shows: What to Watch When You Can’t Leave the House

This Week in Shows: What to Watch When You Can’t Leave the House

As we pivot to digital arts consumption, the ingenuity displayed by our local and national arts communities is staggering, but not surprising.

Music Director Thomas Dausgaard leading the Seattle Symphony in a performance of Carl Nielsen’s Symphony No. 1 on January 30, 2020 at Benaroya Hall.

Small Human Festival Aims to Delight Young Audience Members

Small Human Festival Aims to Delight Young Audience Members

“If you start to integrate [theater] into their lives, you’ll be surprised at how early they pick up on things."

This article appears in print in the March 2020 issue as part of the Spring Arts Preview feature. Click here to subscribe. Due to evolving public health concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, be sure to check with event hosts and venues for updates on event schedules and cancellations. Parenting hadn’t been on the agenda for local visual artist…

Don’t Miss the Smaller Productions from Big-Deal Local Arts Organizations

Don’t Miss the Smaller Productions from Big-Deal Local Arts Organizations

In addition to the front-page programming, many companies offer smaller-scale shows that are just as good as the mainstage fare

LE SIGH: La bohème lovers Mimi and Rodolfo come to a tearful end

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