Your guide to the arts in Seattle: exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums and cinemas across the city.
Spring has sprung and what better way to spend this blooming season than to go out and discover what the Emerald City has to offer. Seattle is known for its beautiful scenery, delicious food and drink, and exciting attr...
This Valentine’s Day, surround yourself in the masterpieces of the artistic genius. Van Gogh once said, “there’s nothing more genuinely artistic than to love people.” It makes perfect sense then, for the immersive Van...
Step into a dream-like rendition of masterpieces by Monet, Klimt or…...
Hurry up, and catch this incredible exhibition before it ends! Seattle Deconstructed Fair returned to Seattle this August 2021 to celebrate the resilience of visual arts in Seattle. This show has impressed visitors wit...
Film lovers of all ages unite! This special Disney Costume exhibition is coming to an end! Heroes and Villains: The Art of the Disney Costume exhibition will be open at the MoPop until August 31st, and you…...
Interact with flying machines and self-driving vehicles! Seattle’s Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) is offering visitors the chance to visit and take a look into the inventions of the most famous Renaissan...
“Every horror fan knows that in order to survive, you have to stay together” That’s why the MoPop “It’s Coming From Inside The House” horror watch-along series is back to its monthly...
“The course of true love never did run smooth” – Midsummer Night’s Dream GreenStage company has been inspiring audiences for almost 30 years, and this time they’re back with more live performances. You...
Don’t miss out on this immersive film fest in North Bend! The North Bend Film Fest is an annual storyline event that takes place in the iconic Twin Peaks town, where David Lynch shot the famous tv show. Just 30 mi...
So, you wanna learn more about Juneteenth? These are the details behind this important date! Those who were enslaved in Galveston, Texas, told they were free back on June 19, 1865. A century and a half later, people acr...
