Seattle may not be the first city people name when they talk about the movie industry, but there is an incredible amount of ...

From classical ballet and avant-garde burlesque to puppetry and gay Bigfoot, Seattle performers take pleasure in disrupting ...

Our city’s grown up a lot in the past 10 years, and with it, our visual art scene. As with the other categories, it’s hard to ...

We’re a book-hugging, library-loving, list-topping literary city, and no matter how much New York comes calling, we are proud ...

Is food art? We deem it so. Some of our city’s culinary maestros are cranking out menus, comfort food, and experiences that ...

The Beacon Cinema earned my devotion one night at the tail end of 2023. My obsession with the mid-century British writer of ...

You know we had to add one more category for folks who are hard to categorize! If you hadn’t caught on by now, community is the engine driving so much of Seattle’s art. The city has a long, unruly ...

Picture it. 1991. Dollywood. A little queer boy. It was one of the best days of the 11-year-old’s life, until it was his worst.  His grandparents liked to take the cousins in the van for a week. This ...

She’s the mind and muscle behind the cassette-only label Den Tapes, the manager of Sonic Boom Records, the assistant booker at the Sunset Tavern, and a KJ at Hattie’s Hat—all of which is why she was ...

There are 300 football fields of vacant commercial real estate in the downtown Seattle area. That leads to a lot of issues, but we’re also benefiting from it. We wouldn’t be able to do this 10 years ...

One evening in 2016, Anastacia-Reneé took me by the shoulders on a specific Capitol Hill dance floor during Lit Crawl, both of which no longer exist, and spoke loudly into my face, “Finish your book!” ...

If you’ve ever found yourself squished into the nearly always sold-out audience of TUSH at Clock-Out Lounge on Beacon Hill, you’ll know that you need to expect the unexpected. You might see a drag ...