On August 28, some of the art at Gallery B612 will walk right past you. Paintings will reappear on garments, while fabric sculptures become part of a performance.
Art & Fashion: Claiming My Space in This World takes its name...
The 2026 Washington State Book Award finalists are in, and readers may want to clear some space on the nightstand. Judges selected 41 titles from 308 books written by Washington authors and published in 2025. The finalists span fiction,...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping healthcare, but the most important transformation is not technological—it’s human. As AI and emerging technologies become increasingly integrated into healthcare and wellness environments, the focus is shifting toward creating more compassionate, personalized, and supportive...
Categorically, throughout the entire history of music and American culture, Black artists have not received the love and credit they deserve. When recognition does come, it is not until decades after their passing. From Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Seattle’s...
Pamela Adams was living in Port Townsend when her marriage fell apart. Little did she know at the time that she would soon find love again while doggedly pursuing the Five Families—not the ones of Mafia lore, but a...
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If you’ve lived in Seattle for any amount of time—especially if you work in a corporate setting—it’s likely that you’ve eaten something from Gourmondo, the longstanding Seattle catering and boxed-lunch company. Founded in Pike Place Market by...
Tackling a large pepperoni and cheese is always better with a friend. Now imagine that experience, but elevated to a Michelin-star level. That’s what you get from Pizza Pals, a one-night pop-up from Isaiah Ruffin of Pizza by Ruffin...
Can a painting ever contain an entire person? The works of Gerardo Peña, also known as Periko The Artist, leave room for their subjects to move and change, resisting the idea that any of us can be reduced to...
At Hamdi—the Ballard restaurant from Istanbul-born chef Berk Guldal and his partner and co-owner Katrina Guldal—you cannot miss the distinctive tool standing upright on the pass, where finished dishes leave the kitchen: a Turkish zirh, the wide, curved blade...
2026 Marks a Year of Celebration for the Refract Glass Art Festival - Visit SeattleSkip to main content
The country’s premier glass art festival marks several anniversaries in 2026, making this year’s event that much more special.
Refract returns October 15-18...
