November 2018 Archives - City Arts Magazine

Penn & Teller, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Confessions After Midnight and more

Penn & Teller

All Premiere, Bitter Suites, Pixel and more

'Bitter Suites'

Joseph Parker, Drawn Out, Library of Black Lies and more

Hanita Schwartz Relicaptia, P. 50, 2015-18, Photograph After The Raft of the Medusa by Géricault

The Price of Everything, Puget Soundtrack: Sundae Crush presents Sailor Moon R: The Movie, The Reluctant Radical and more

'Puget Soundtrack: Sundae Crush presents Sailor Moon R: The Movie'

Neil Gaiman, Renee Simms, Ballast: an intimate reading and more

Neil Gaiman

Anansi and the Halfling, Parliament Square, A Bright Room Called Day and more

Parliament Square

Big Freedia with Tank and the Bangas, Matthew Dear, Seattle Symphony and more

Matthew Dear

Shout Your Abortion’s Amelia Bonow is ready to fight

Illustration by Kathryn Rathke

“When our publisher hit me up, it seemed much more our speed to make a book that was a tool to share: ‘This is what we’re doing and how we’re doing it and why and you can do it too.'”

Listen! New music by Hushy, Seaan Brooks, Anomie Belle, Beverly Crusher and Cumulus

Beverly Crusher

Five must-hear songs from the Pacific Northwest

‘All On Camera’ by Sun Breaks treats nostalgia as a curio

Photo by Chona Kasinger

Sun Breaks’ debut album treats nostalgia as a curio.

Taste Test with Sudeshna Sen

Photo by Kelly O

The filmmaker and producer follows her passion for storytelling.

Tacos Chukis brings some color back to the Central District

“To me it’s a Seattle restaurant,” says Tacos Chukis owner Roberto Salmerón, seated at his fourth Chukis location. “It wouldn’t be the same had it evolved somewhere else.” Photos by Kelly O

“I’m proud to be a minority owning four restaurants in Seattle, doing well, kicking ass with something I love, something I grew up with,” says owner Roberto Salmerón.