Plus, the Pioneer Square gallery that is closing after 40 years. 

Starting in 2025, the Toxics-Free Cosmetics Act will be among the country’s strongest legislation against hazardous products.

Seattle Rep’s most-produced playwright showcases intergenerational stories with empathy and poetry.

Closed since 2020, the historic venue will fire up the projectors later this year with a new name.

Plus, local filmmakers in the lineup and offscreen happenings at the Pacific Bonsai Museum, Third Place Books and Tractor Tavern.

The alternative-medicine advocate spoke with PBS NewsHour’s Amna Nawaz about stress, politics and aging.

The late director, producer, stuntman and teacher used film and video production to lift up the voices of Seattle’s Black community.

Micah McCarty's work revives the tradition of his great-grandfather, Chief Hishka, who crafted ornate puppets that were integral to the tribe's culture.

Forest for the Trees kicks off in Pioneer Square. Plus, festival season is upon us with art books, bike movies and Belltown Bloom.

Black Arts Legacies celebrates Northwest creatives through writing, photography and film. Learn how this year’s team is bringing the project to life.

The Pacific Northwest Ballet soloist and Seattle Project founder takes dance beyond disciplines.

Plus, new books by Northwest authors for Independent Bookstore Day.

Baker’s work — including their latest collection, ‘ballast’ — orbits the ‘afterlife of slavery,’ provoking wonder and a bit of a shiver.

Plus, movies for art-loving earthlings at the Seattle Black Film Festival and the Seattle Nordic Film Festival.

Sondheim is known for packing lyrics into tricky tempos. Local leads at The 5th Avenue Theatre say the key is finding a moment to breathe.