Uttam Mukherjee and Aakanksha Sinha use their Capitol Hill restaurant to express themselves and create things they miss about back home.

Food service workers have been exposed to too much risk already. Enough is enough.

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.

Our Shared Table, Crosscut’s latest video series, tells the story of how Seattle is eating, growing and cooking its way through troubling times.

Nurturing Roots gives people of color workshops and tools to clear barriers of gentrification and connect with the land.

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

Four new books make the case that a city’s character — and its potential for bold change — lies in the little details.

From fine dining to a drive-thru bagel shop and even a community college, the landmark restaurant found that turning toward each other was most important.

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.