Two new exhibits examine controversial, iconic portraits of Native Americans.

How I Learned to Drive artfully navigates the subject of sexual child abuse — and it's a gut-punch.

A week dedicated to our pollinating friends, new Intiman play Wild Horses and exquisitely strange paintings.

From Cuba to Seattle and now a new chapter for PNB's Karel Cruz: retirement.

The Northwest New Works Festival, lots of eclectic dance and some treasures at PhinneyWood Garage Sale Day.

Seattle artist Jono Vaughan stitches memorial dresses to call attention to trans murders.

An Israeli choreographer translates a Tel Aviv-based movement language to the local dance scene.

At SIFF, a new doc celebrates the 50th anniversary of a climb made by Jim Whittaker and the late Robert F. Kennedy.

Upstream Music Festival, brass and drum groups and a Bite of Greece.

Billboards advertise empathy in a new citywide art exhibit

Dawnland chronicles Maine's Truth and Reconciliation Commission as it collects stories of the Wabanaki people.  

Northwest Folklife Festival, more SIFF highlights and indie pop songs inspired by The Handmaid's Tale.

With UNESCO status secured, the real work of becoming a City of Literature begins.

How does one build a liberated space for showcasing and cultivating Black brilliance in a predominantly White city?