Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Culture

Parents Are Rethinking School Tech

Image: Jane Sherman On Wednesday, September 2, bells will ring for more than 40,000 students to signal the first day of school at Seattle Public Schools (unless a teacher strike intervenes). But phones will not. Last spring, superintendent Ben Shuldiner announced no-phone...

Clay bodies that blur the boundary between human and nature

Art by Northwest Based in Olympia, sculptor Aisha Harrison creates visceral figures that express heritage, community connection and the beauty of bones....

Hitting the road (and ferries) in search of summer art encounters

Art by Northwest Head north for an arts adventure outside Seattle city limits. Or, stay put and dive into special interest festivals,...

In Issaquah, a new festival celebrates circus and airborne arts

Art by Northwest The Aire Craft Festival goes to great heights with paragliding, acrobatics and aerialists. Plus: atmospheric art at First Thursday...

At Cascadia Art Museum, the artists who pushed photography further

Art by Northwest Founded by Japanese artists in the 1920s, the Seattle Camera Club was globally recognized as a hotbed of Northwest...

At Cascadia Art Museum, the artists who pushed photography further

Art by Northwest Founded by Japanese artists in the 1920s, the Seattle Camera Club was globally recognized as a hotbed of Northwest...

Seattle Art Fair opens along with a new alternative across town

Art by Northwest Assembly Art Fair debuts in former fish cannery, plus a vertical array of exhibits at the Railspur Building in...

At Seattle Asian Art Museum, a legacy of clay makers

Art by Northwest Plus: Outdoor dancing from South Park to Freeway Park, and powwow, improv and Afrobeats gatherings around town. Sponsorship During...

Outdoor Shakespeare programs bring the Bard to a summer’s day

Art by Northwest Plus: Georgetown, Ballard and West Seattle festivals battle for your attention this weekend, while Northwest concerts beckon beyond city...

Things to Do in Seattle

Seafood gets its big day in Ballard. Image: Courtesy Ballard Alliance 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 choice when it comes...
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