Grace Madigan
Grace Madigan is KNKX's former Arts & Culture reporter. Her stories focused on how people express themselves and connect to their communities through art, music, media, food, and sport.
Raised in Western Washington, Grace loves trying to answer all the questions rattling around her mind and reporting the stories of people she may not have met otherwise. Prior to KNKX, she freelanced for the International Examiner, KEXP, and Sip Northwest.
Grace also served as director for The Evergrey, a newsletter for Seattle locals. Outside of work, she likes to play and watch soccer, cook dumplings, and create playlists for herself and friends.
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Seattle's women's tackle football team has been around since 2002. After a tough season last year, the Majestics are looking to turn things around with the help of seven international players. -
When a beloved Ballard establishment closed at the end of March, former employees came together to revive the business as a co-op to give the community a voice in their future. -
Seattle's Wing Luke Museum has a new exhibit dedicated to exploring what it means to be an elder and how we as a society can learn from them and support them. -
The Northwest Film Forum organized a weekend of film screenings, a punk show, and brunch to celebrate Black punks everywhere. -
The Museum of Pop Culture's newest exhibit takes a look at pop culture icons and moments to explore the question: What is pop culture? -
Lily Gladstone won a Golden Globe and SAG award for her performance in "Killers of the Flower Moon." Now she's up for an Oscar. -
The museum launched a six-week-long campaign to raise $300,000 to keep them afloat until its next fundraising opportunities. -
Local artist Barry Johnson designed the Kraken's specialty jersey for the team's Black Hockey History Night. The team has found ways to celebrate inclusive theme nights, despite NHL restrictions. -
The third installment of the art exhibit “Have you eaten?” features over 30 Asian American and Pacific Islander artists exploring more than just food, but the meaning of home. -
The SEA Vinyl Society is a group of people working to collect, preserve, and share old records from across Southeast Asia.
