Seattleites have a passionate love affair with all things creative, from the arts and theatre scene to the city’s world-renowned independent music venues. Seattle’s booming art scene is constantly evolving, with new exhibits and shows popping up all the time. Whether you’re looking for a night out on the town or a new experience to… Continue reading Seattle’s booming arts scene: Shows and art exhibits
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Seattle’s best live music venues
Seattle is known for its passionate music fans, and for a good reason. The city is home to some of the best live music venues in the country. From smaller, intimate clubs to sprawling concert halls, Seattle has something for everyone. There’s no better way to experience it than by seeing a show at one… Continue reading Seattle’s best live music venues
10 awesome concert halls in Seattle
Seattle is a city rich in culture and history. From its world-renowned music scene to its abundance of top-notch museums, Seattle is a city that has something for everyone. If you’re looking for an unforgettable cultural experience, be sure to check out one of Seattle’s many amazing concert halls. All around the city, you’ll find… Continue reading 10 awesome concert halls in Seattle
Celebrating the arts and culture of seattle
From world-class museums to street performances, Seattle celebrates every facet of its artistic and cultural life. Music and theater, visual arts and digital media – the city’s sprightful communities generously share their talents with this world. And, great news, most of this entertainment is in the center of the city, with a few off-the-beaten-path gems… Continue reading Celebrating the arts and culture of seattle
Back and better than ever! Arts, live music and culture and a whole lot of heart
Welcome to City Arts, we’re here to serve up all kinds of ideas for the creative and curious.
Paying theater artists fair wages is hard. But why do we consider it optional?
We need to talk about money.
Historical Preservation: What’s worth saving?
In a city changing under our feet, holding onto the past can be an existential endeavor. But what gets preserved? Historical buildings associated with minorities are less likely to get landmarked—so some are working to set the record straight.
Being Arson Nicki
The art of making a real, radical self.
Photos, winners and more: Get a good look at the 2018 Gregory Awards
Photographer John Cornicello was on the ground at McCaw Hall to capture some of the evening’s best looks.
Amber R. Anderson records fleeting moments
The artist works primarily in the realm of encaustics. She uses her sketchbook to understand “foreign landscapes and systems.”
Thursday night’s Art Walk Awards in pictures!
Alana Crawley won first place for her cyanotype “The Three Women.”
Daniel Carrillo’s timeless, old-time photography
The artist’s medium of choice is collodion process wet plate photography.