Plus, the Northwest loses visual arts legend Michael Spafford.

Plus, Kishi Bashi commemorates the 80th anniversary of Executive Order 9066.

Plus, lessons in gravity from STREB, post-pandemic survival in ‘Station 11’ and inside Belltown’s new NFT museum.

Plus, turmoil at Seattle Symphony and omicron’s influence on Northwest arts events.

Plus, two new public art installations map our ever-changing cityscape.

New illuminated installations offer a playful escape from the shortest, darkest days of the year.

After canceling performances last year, Northwest theater makers are back with shows from old-fashioned to offbeat.

Months before most of Seattle’s other theater companies reopen, ArtsWest is staging the aptly titled musical ‘We’ve Battled Monsters Before.’

Plus, a “call and response” knitting collab and new dance video shot at a historic Vashon Island location.

Plus, cultural things to do during these dark and stormy Seattle days.

Plus: The new show at National Nordic Museum joins a plethora of paper art.

New installations by Northwest artists enliven the Seattle Center grounds, and hearken back to a World’s Fair vision of the future.

Plus: Bellwether arts festival returns to Bellevue, alongside a vivid retrospective of NW painter Alden Mason.

And as a bonus: you don’t have to be a hardcore cyclist to enjoy them.

*Delta dependent.