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Neon at Sea-Tac and other must-see Seattle exhibits this November

Neon Light Artists Invite Public to Watch Them Create Art

Photo courtesy of SCLT SCLT (Sheridan Community Land Trust) invites the public to be part of neon art at Soldier Ridge Trail on Wednesday, September 27, beginning at approximately 6:30 p.m. Neon light artist Kelsey Fernkopf and photographer/videographer Steve Gilbert are inviting the public to

Stranger Suggests: Bob Log III, Building on Rest, Mama Bears, Seattle City of the Future, Kamp's Lesbian Night

One really great thing to do every night of the week.

Fuck the Weather, See Some Art!

It’s the last First Thursday Art Walk of the year—do you really want to miss it?

Have You Ever Wanted to See 100+ Artists Take Over a Building?

Forest for the Trees organized a massive, eight-floor Seattle Art Fair alternative this weekend.

Art Mailbox: Wa Na Wari's New Artist Residency, Brandi Carlile Wins a Grammy, I Want to Play an Evolano

Enjoy 25% off every day on The Hollingsworth Cannabis Co. Find it only at Uncle Ike’s! Wa Na Wari announced the six recipients of their inaugural artist residency program for 2021-2022: Adetola Abatan, Amber Flame, AshaAung Helmstetter, Natasha Marin, Joshua Nucci, and Ruth Zekariase will all receive a month-long residency at the Black arts-centered space. Each artist will also get a stipend and a chance to show their new work at an exhibition in the space after the residency is over. If you haven't paid a visit to Wa Na Wari—which is situated inside a fifth-generation Black-owned home in the Central District—you absolutely should. The house itself is inspirational to walk through, and it heals just by existing. They reopened for entry last week, and you can reserve a ticket to visit.