Anthony Duenas spent seven days spray-painting the towering artwork, which the city will formally dedicate with a tribal blessing on Sept. 16.

ArtsWest and Yun Theatre team up on The Chinese Lady, opening next week at the West Seattle playhouse with a pay-what-you-can preview.

First Lutheran Church of West Seattle marks 50 years of its landmark Noack organ while honoring late organist Andrew King.

More than 50 West Seattle artists open their homes and studios for a free weekend tour, with a preview party at Viscon Cellars on Sept. 10.

More than 70 artists stocked the shelves of a former downtown 7-Eleven with beeswax candles, ATM sound art and Cheetos-bag purses.

Derrick “Vitamin D” Brown and William “B-Self” Rider headline the Staycation Music Festival at Columbia City’s Royal Room, with new music possibly on the way in 2027.

Baba Yaga and Desert Daze are teaming up on a four-day, six-stage takeover of Pioneer Square this November, with tickets starting at $150.

The three-week Seattle Center showcase pairs Jackson's stage wardrobe with a global Julien's Auctions tour headed to Abu Dhabi.

A ribbon-cutting and cake marked the opening of a permanent exhibit two years in the making at Alki's oldest building.

The free arts blowout expands beyond downtown to Totem Lake Village, with ticket proceeds going straight to performers.

Vince and Carol Bryan, who built the original Gorge venue in 1986, are returning with a 1,200-seat hall called The Grotto near Quincy.

Butter Notes Cafe packs in jazz fans by night after serving croffles and lattes by day in North Everett.

Seattle's Teen Summer Musical is bringing <em>Peter Pan: Ready to Rise!</em> to McCaw Hall this month. Sponsorships start at $125 and include playbill, social media and opening-night visibility.