The Frye Art Museum is the first WA organization to appear on Bloomberg Connects, aimed at increasing arts access and enhancing cultural experiences.

Illuminating options from Pioneer Square galleries to Green Lake lanterns. Plus: More! Art! Markets!

Enjoy a few extra bites with your favorite guests, as host Rachel Belle shares fresh audio from the cutting-room floor.

The seasonal gang’s all here, from Charlie Brown to Ebenezer Scrooge to the Nutcracker and swimming Santa. Plus: Art markets galore.

Plus, an homage to IKEA (Swedish meatballs included), and Elphaba, Glinda and Mary Poppins take local stages.

The new exhibit by Fischersund, a family of Icelandic perfumers, immerses viewers in richly layered sights, sounds and scents.

From a new gallery dedicated to Indigenous stories to “deep listening” music to neon sculpture in the woods, local venues provide a grounding influence. 

Step away from the news and into the trees or immerse yourself in art shows — better yet, do both at once. 

Food can play a significant role in political races, as candidates attempt to show how relatable they are through the dishes they eat and the restaurants they visit.

From surreal to unsettling to cinematically scary, these shows offer a welcome diversion from the horrors of election season.

Blown, etched, annealed or slumped — glasses of all classes are featured in the festival. Plus, Northwest music shows from Skerik to Frankenstein.

Plus, African American spirituals on stage at Seattle Opera, and film festivals showcasing South Asian, queer and international themes.

Plus, Africatown Plaza opens with a striking architectural statement, and Grand Illusion Cinema must find a new home.

Plus, Seattle theaters are providing comic relief during a tense election season.

Plus, three new titles by Northwest authors, ways to celebrate Banned Books Week and a science fair in a steam plant.