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2 days ago | 
thestranger.com | Audrey Vann |Emily Nokes |Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello |Megan Seling
WEDNESDAY 6/4Â Â Author Talk: Casey Johnston, âA Physical Educationâ (BOOKS) In the age of Ozempic and rampant misinformation promoted by the likes of RFK Jr., we are living in a dangerously regressive time when it comes to wellness and body image, but voices like Casey Johnstonâs might just be the antidote we need.
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1 week ago | 
everout.com | Audrey Vann |Janey Wong |Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello
Fremont Fair & Solstice Parade displays the wonderful quirkiness of the neighborhood.
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1 week ago | 
thestranger.com | Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello |Audrey Vann
WEDNESDAY 5/28  Louis: A Silent Movie with Wynton Marsalis (FILM/MUSIC) Dan Pritzker's 2010 silent film, Louis, pays homage to jazz icon Louis Armstrong and his life as a young boy in the early 20th century. Filmed in rich sepia tones, the film follows a six-year-old Armstrong as he wanders the streets of New Orleans while yearning for a horn he can’t afford on display in a pawn shop window.
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1 week ago | 
everout.com | Audrey Vann |Janey Wong
Catch a vibe at one of Marymoor Live's summer concerts. (Marymoor Live via Facebook) Summer is prime music festival season, and Seattle (and the surrounding 'burbs) are delivering stacked lineups of major artists. Below, you'll find details on all of the hot tickets this summer, from the newly 21+ Capitol Hill Block Party to the revamped music fest-turned-concert series THING. So grab your crew, make a game plan, and slap on some sunscreen to enjoy some sweet outdoor tunes. Chateau Ste.
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1 week ago | 
everout.com | Audrey Vann |Janey Wong |Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello
Neo soul singer Leon Bridges gets personal on The Leon Tour. (Leon Bridges via Facebook) We're fresh off the three-day weekend and diving right into our top picks for the rest of the week. Keep reading for details on concerts from Leon Bridges: The Leon Tour to Khruangbin's A La Sala Tour and from a talk with Alison Bechdel to a live edition of Two Dykes And A Mic: Going Hog Wild.
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2 weeks ago | 
thestranger.com | Audrey Vann |Charles Mudede |Emily Nokes |Lindsay Costello |Megan Seling |Shannon Lubetich
WEDNESDAY 5/21 Dean Wareham with Jess Cornelius (MUSIC) When I read Dean Wareham's memoir Black Postcards in high school, it changed the course of my musical life, turning me onto twee pop originators like Jonathan Richman, the Feelies, and the Dream Syndicate. For that, I am eternally grateful to Wareham and Galaxie 500's three flawless studio albums that have soundtracked many a good cry in my broken-down car.
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2 weeks ago | 
everout.com | Audrey Vann |Janey Wong |Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello
Best Things To Do Outlaw Music Festival, Jack White, and More | Like 0 Willie Nelson celebrates 10 years of his Americana hootenanny Outlaw Music Festival. Take stock of this week's top events below, with picks from the Outlaw Music Festival: Willie Nelson & Family, Bob Dylan, and More to Jack White's No Name Tour and from the kickoff of the 2025 Portland Rose Festival to the Cascadia Drag Festival.
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3 weeks ago | 
everout.com | Lindsay Costello |Audrey Vann |Janey Wong |Shannon Lubetich
Cheap & Easy Mt. Tabor Art Walk, Portland Mercury's Highball, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15 | Like 0 Pinching pennies this month? We got you! There's still plenty to do this weekend on the cheap, from The Portland Mercury's Highball to the Workers for Shoofly Bake Sale and from Sandler in the Park to the Mt. Tabor Art Walk. For more suggestions, check out our top event picks of the week.
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3 weeks ago | 
everout.com | Audrey Vann |Janey Wong |Julianne Bell |Lindsay Costello
Find fun trinkets and street eats at the U District Street Fair. (Raymond Smith) Pinching pennies this month? We got you! There's still plenty to do this weekend on the cheap, from the U District Street Fair to Gays Eating Garlic Bread in the Park, and from the 17th of May in Ballard to Seattle Mineral Market. For more suggestions, check out our top event picks of the week.
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3 weeks ago | 
thestranger.com | Audrey Vann
“I saw the original four members of the Velvet Underground, yet I feel like I saw them at the wrong time.” Dean Wareham recalls over the phone, the morning after his third tour date in Ojai, CA. “I saw them 25 years too late.” It's a notion, or “foggy notion,” that we all can relate to. It goes like this: your favorite band has been broken up for decades. They suddenly announce a brief reunion tour.
