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Photo by John UlmanFrank Boyd admits he is neither a jazzhead nor a jazznerd. He’s a newcomer to appreciating the music — music that he says has a public perception… -
Jennifer WingAt Peter Miller Books in Seattle, 'tis the season of tomato cans.For the last 20 years, Miller has been giving away cans of quality tomatoes to his…
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Images of the American West line the walls of a brand new addition to the Tacoma Art Museum. The collection, a gift from a German family with ties to the… -
After a seven-year hiatus, 4Culture has resurrected the “Poetry on Buses” program. The public art project, funded through Percent-for-Art funds, aims to… -
When you signed up for band in middle school, you probably didn’t have the option of playing the rumitone, the stamenphone or the violcano. These are the… -
Editor's note: A previous version of this story erroneously said Lyndon B. Johnson was forced to resign in 1969. LBJ chose not to run for re-election in… -
When Scott Teske, a classically trained upright bass player, was in his early 20s, he stepped away from the regimented world of classical music to see… -
A new show at Seattle's Henry Art Gallery invites you to do something museums usually forbid: Touch the art and take it home.Four galleries are filled… -
As someone whose job it is to pay attention to the history and legacy of Asian Americans, Cassie Chinn, deputy director of the Wing Luke Museum of the… -
For the first time in 30 years, Seattle Opera is beginning its season with a new person in charge. Taking the place of Speight Jenkins, who retired, is… -
If you spend enough time in Drew Christie’s world, you’ll learn about everything from an invasive rodent living in Lake Washington to “holiday demons”… -
A trio of Seattle artists has taken a unique approach in an attempt to “undo three-quarters of a century’s worth of polluting”: canning and selling…
