The purpose of art is to lay bare the questions that have been concealed by the answers. James Baldwin

The time is now to redirect major funding to the hands of Black led arts organizations. Take some time and donate to a few Black Seattle Arts Organizations that we love and have supported over the years.

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.

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.

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.

You know the warmer months have kicked into FULL swing in Seattle when your weekends are decided weeks in advance. We are so ready for the celebrations.

The Central District became Seattle's second official Arts & Culture District a few years ago, and with good reason. Despite rapid change in the neighborhood, arts and culture are alive and well there.

Fall is here! Performing arts institutions are starting their 2018-19 season. Museums are opening new shows, and galleries are ramping up for busier months. And of course everyone is saying so long to long, sunny days and looking for indoor activities. Fortunately, there is no shortage of great arts events around Seattle.