Thursday, June 25, 2026

Culture

Things to Do in Seattle

Seattle's streets fill with Pride for the final weekend of June. Image: Courtesy Israel McCollum Jump to Your Genre:  Food and Drink / Visual Arts / Live Music Performance / Film / Special Events / Readings and Lectures / On Sale Now Seattleites are spoiled for...

Seattle Summer Outdoor Movie Guide 2026

Movies at Marymoor Park. Image: Courtesy King County Parks Cinema hits the outdoors as various parks around the Seattle area host movie series. Pack a picnic basket and blanket to catch a classic film—and by classic, we do mean of the Goonies...

What to Do In and Around Seattle for Fourth of July

Seafair Summer Fourth takes place at Gasworks. Image: Courtesy Seafair We're nearing the almost-official start of Seattle summer: The Fourth of July. Here come the fireworks, not to mention the season for grilling, parades, and generally being outside. The Seattle area is celebrating...

This Juneteenth is all about Black history and Black Panthers

Art by Northwest Plus, new immersive installations at the Frye and a soon-to-be-demolished home in West Seattle, and an abundance of summer...

Artists Design a Mini Golf Course Downtown

The Seattle Art Museum is playing games this summer. Image: Courtesy Chloe Collyer/Seattle Art Museum Tee times just got a whole lot more highbrow. Last week, Mini Golf at Olympic Sculpture Park launched as a dual attraction: a locally-crafted interactive art...

The Nosh: A Traveling (and eating!) While Black food crawl

The Nosh with Rachel Belle Grab a slice at an acclaimed pizza joint that specializes in flavors of the Black Diaspora. And...

Seattle Neighborhoods Throw the Best Festivals

Image: Courtesy Porchfest A couple of years ago, I walked a few blocks north from my Wallingford home toward sounds of the annual Tangletown Porchfest. A hundred or so of my neighbors gathered in the street as bands rocked out...

SEA airport’s artful new C Concourse welcomes World Cup travelers

Art by Northwest From art walks to ORCA cards, drone scoreboards to a dim-sum smackdown, the city is swimming in soccer crossovers. Sponsorship Yesterday,...

A new ‘welcome figure’ holds Indigenous history in Pioneer Square

If you’re heading to Pioneer Square for the First Thursday art walk, keep an eye out for a towering woman wearing a green hat. Arms bent at the elbows in a gesture of receiving, she stands 21-feet tall and...

Three Poems by Ching-In Chen

Image: Stevie Shao Ching-In Chenis a genderqueer Chinese American writer, community organizer, and teacher. Their latest book, Shiny City, was published by Airlie Press in 2025. Then your headfrom lion’s cavern,all ponytail and swagger. You know your body,its capacity for velocity. My hands...
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