Wagner wrote the score for 100-plus players, but Tacoma squeezed it into a 40-piece pit at the Pantages this weekend.

Thursday's walk stretches from Alki to Morgan Junction, with most stops open until 8 pm.

Twelve towering troll sculptures made from scrap wood and branches are about to take over two Pierce County parks.

The Washington State History Museum's free Oct. 15 event spotlights the Wapato Filipino Community Hall and a 19th-century Philippine flag.

Homemade machines will roll through mud, sand and salt water this weekend as Port Townsend's beloved race marks over four decades of pageantry.

CraftLab Seattle trades its mobile roots for a permanent studio at 4411 California SW, with snacks and free crafting for all.

Riddles lead players through West Seattle record shops and venues before an October 7 afterparty at Revelry Room.

A free South Park museum houses 100-year-old farmworker cabins and is doubling in size by spring 2027.

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.