Plus, luminous light stack sculptures at Winston Wächter and signs of the times at Seattle galleries.

With a robust cultural agenda (and too few snacks), an arts editor heads up I-5 north to explore beyond the Seattle bubble.

Plus, the return of Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Art Walk and new art in the alleys of Capitol Hill. 

Whether you like abstract sculptures or nature paintings, we’ve compiled five itineraries for five different types of art lovers.

The comprehensive Kinsey collection celebrates achievements and contributions of Black Americans from 1595 to the present.

A medal-worthy arts road trip to Port Townsend, Port Angeles and the land of the “strong people.”

Plus, the return of outdoor concerts — including a free show by Digable Planets — and Pilchuck Glass School turns 50.

Plus, a new show of contemporary Native art at Washington State History Museum, and free outdoor concerts at Hing Hay Park.

With live performance and improvisation integral to the genre, local musicians are thrilled to be lining up gigs again.

Plus, art walk revivals in Georgetown and Ballard and the chance for a Tsutakawa summer.

Vancouver’s Expo ’86 was the last time North America hosted a world’s fair. Here’s what made it a golden moment.

Plus, Monet minus water lilies at Seattle Art Museum, and Sámi ballerinas in the snow at National Nordic Museum.