In an urban city like Seattle, stillness can be found in unexpected places. The Frye Art Museum, known for its modern and contemporary art collections, reserves its auditorium to provide people with an opportunity to…
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The popularity of house shows in the University District has increased over these past few years. More venues are opening up, shedding a spotlight on many of the local bands in the Greater Seattle area.…
Have you made any plans for the upcoming months? Well, I have a few suggestions you can add to your planner. There are a lot of exciting events taking place at the Moore, Paramount, and…
Oktoberfest is a two-week festival celebrating German culture, food, and beer. As the German population in the US grew, so did the interest in German celebrations and festivities. The festival, which only took place in…
The Washington State Fair hosts two annual events – the month-long State Fair, in September, and the four-day Spring Fair every April, both in the city of Puyallup. Numerous visitors to the fair have expressed…
Laika is a popular animation studio among cartoon buffs, especially for fans of Coraline, the studio’s most popular film. Hidden Worlds, a temporary exhibition at Seattle’s MoPop museum, is worth the visit for every Laika…
Seattle Central College’s Unity Fair took place outside the Broadway Performance Hall on the South Plaza on Thursday, May 23. Along with music, games, and prizes, this year’s fair featured an activity by the Mitchell…
53rd Annual Northwest Folklife Festival: a blooming of Seattle’s spirit under rainy weather
Sophia BruscatoAs a Seattle tradition since 1972, this year’s Northwest Folklife Festival took place from May 24-27 at the lively Seattle Center. Despite the rainy weather, the festival gathered thousands of people throughout all four days.…
Review: YOU. An Art Pop-Up
Rhiannon Phillips and Sophia Bruscato and Rhiannon Phillips and Sophia BruscatoThe M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery hosted a student-curated pop-up on May 8, 2024 organized by Adrian Silva, a student at Seattle Central College. This gathering featured art exhibitions and performances by artists from around…
“Love and Information” by Caryl Churchill is the annual spring play of Seattle Central College. It is a series of disconnected vignettes joined together by the exploration of interactions in the modern world. Focusing naturally…