Brangien Davis
Arts and Culture Editor at Cascade PBS
Arts & culture editor @crosscut. Music maker @argumentband. Writer and cat scratcher at large.
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2 weeks ago |
cascadepbs.org | Brangien Davis
Culture Plus, new arts and culture spaces are breaking ground all over town, and live music is taking to theatrical stages. Jun 12, 2025 You can republish articles in print or online. Simply copy the HTML below, which includes our tracking pixel, all paragraph styles and hyperlinks, the author byline, and credit to Cascade PBS.
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3 weeks ago |
cascadepbs.org | Brangien Davis
Plus, a swarm of Seattle artists for First Thursday Art Walk, and big changes at local cultural institutions and colleges. Populus Seattle, a new Pioneer Square hotel, is decked out in works by local artists — all available for sale. (Jack Coble) If you’ve traveled recently you may have noticed something of a hospitality revolution.
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1 month ago |
northwestprimetime.com | Alan Stein |Jim Miller |Paige Bartlett |Brangien Davis
A new survey offers insights into the mental health challenges facing older adults in the U.S. Conducted by Caring.com in partnership with Pollfish, the survey polled 4,000 Americans aged 65 and older. The goal of the survey was discovering how prevalent anxiety and depression were for adults in this age cohort, what factors were affecting their mental health, and to provide resources.
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1 month ago |
northwestprimetime.com | Brangien Davis
The unofficial start of the summer music season is here - along with what looks to be solid weather for outdoor frolicking. And while the grim reality of Juneuary is still ahead, the promise of listening to live music in the sunshine should be plenty to pull us through a few disappointingly damp days. The seasonal festivities kick off, as is the local custom, with the Northwest Folklife Festival (May 23 - 26).
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1 month ago |
cascadepbs.org | Brangien Davis
Summer festivals include old favorites from Northwest Folklife to Bumbershoot, plus new waterfront concert venues Downtown and in Tacoma. The Crocodile is bringing a new summer concert series to Pier 62 at the revamped Seattle Waterfront. (Friends of Seattle Waterfront) The unofficial start of the summer music season is here — along with what looks to be solid weather for outdoor frolicking.
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We had big storyboard dreams for this episode, including a complicated street scene, but in the end @danielspils and I never left the bathroom. This is covid culture.
EP 9 of our COVID Covers: “Steppin’ Out” by @joejacksonmusic. Thrilling to decode these iconic piano chords. I used live drums, but in '82 Joe used a Korg KR-55 + live snare (he played all instruments). For our recently departed cat, Pete: “into the night, into the light.” https://t.co/hn05uM193W
I realllly miss going to the movies — even the annoying parts. Luckily there's terrific cinematic sustenance online this wknd, including the Seattle Black Film Festival @BlkFilmSeattle and the Seattle Deaf Film Festival @nwfilmforum. BYO 'corn. https://t.co/WXilGrXFMf
