Nina Yarbrough is a Seattle artist, writer, poet, consultant, fundraiser, and the Business Development Manager at Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas. 

All of you helped an artist to continue to thrive in the era of Coronavirus. Thank you for being a big part of this magical event with us.

One of our favorite artists, Raja Feather Kelly, is back in Seattle this week for the west-coast premiere of his spectacular "UGLY Black Queer Zoo." It's a solo show...but the extensive use of theatrical effects and superb design immerse the artist and audience together in something out-of-this-world (in more ways than one)...

The choreographer restages his acclaimed work "Black Bois" at The Moore on February 14. In advance of that, Dani Tirrell sat down with us to talk fashion, tradition, co-creation, and liberation.

Lights, comedy, fruitcakes and queens! This is the season to glitter and be gay, and we are ready for it. Seattle Holiday Shows dominate the events calendar, and we don't just mean The Nutcracker and Holiday Pops.

There is so much great art in Seattle. This fall and winter, our cups runneth over with fabulous visual and performing arts from local and international artists.

Pride is over. Capitol Hill Block Party is over. But the party on Capitol Hill never really ends, and our Seattle Summer has only just begun.

Y'all, we are only halfway through Seattle Pride Month 2019 but every night has been a party. How can we keep this up?

Week two of Pride Month! After the kick-off parties the previous week, perhaps you'd think things would get quieter for a bit. But nope!

The first pride was a riot. It happened 50 years ago, when a bunch of fed-up LGBT warriors at Stonewall Inn pushed back against police harassment. They struck with their heels, lobbed bricks, and made clear for all to see: We are not going anywhere.