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Some theaters in the region say ticket sales are improving, but the number of people who pay up front for multiple shows remains low.
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Now a harbinger of the South Sound's holiday season, the tradition of transforming from "Self Storage" to "Elf Storage" began one fateful day in 2007.
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Buy Nothing Project was founded in 2013 by Liesl Clark and Rebecca Rockefeller on Bainbridge Island, Washington, to encourage neighbors to share rather than buy.
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There's a lot of food — and food waste — around the holidays. From leftovers to composting, local governments are encouraging people to pay attention to what they buy, store, donate and discard.
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There's a bit of a whirlwind story, with ties to the Netherlands, behind Roosevelt High School's annual performance of The Jazz Nutcracker.
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The holiday season brings joy, family gatherings and gift-giving, but it also leaves behind significant environmental impacts.
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For the first time since 2012, a production of the beloved Black Nativity returns to Seattle's Intiman Theatre and engages the audience in a new way.
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To celebrate the holiday season, KNKX compiled two festive playlists featuring songs by your favorite jazz and blues artists.
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Veteran musician José Hernández brought his mariachi ensemble to Seattle for a Christmas concert at the Moore Theater.
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Urban Craft Uprising is one of the biggest holiday makers markets in the Pacific Northwest. Now in its 19th year, organizers curate a mix of new and returning vendors.