The Top 36 Events in Seattle This Week: Mar 17–23, 2025
Moisture Festival, Snow Patrol, and More
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Moisture Festival, Snow Patrol, and More
Are We Finally Ready for Andrea Dworkin?
The radical feminist’s work has been divisive since the '80s. Now, three of her books are being re-released.
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Introducing Our New Arts Editor, Emily Nokes!Â
Plus: Our Spring Art + Performance 2025 Magazine Is Out Now!
Spring Arts 2025
Police Arrest 16 as Starbucks Workers Escalate Fight for a Fair Contract
On Eve of Starbucks Shareholder Meeting, Workers Struck in Six Cities
Song Premiere: “Lose Your Mind” by Cumulus
The Band’s Forthcoming Album We've Got It All Is a Love Letter to the Music that Shaped a Generation
UPDATED: Trump’s Federal Government is Blocking Gender Marker Changes
Here's What You Can Change Right Now, and What You Can't
Adonis Ducksworth Is the Coolest Guy Running for City Council, But Is He Ready to Fight for D2?Â
The Skateboarder, DJ, and Transportation Manager Announces His Run Today
Seattle Opera’s Animated Take on Mozart’s The Magic Flute Is Exquisite, Riveting, and Weird as Hell
You’ve Only Got a Few Chances to Catch This Full-Scale Opera Performed Alongside an Elaborate Hand-Drawn Animated Film
Assistant City Attorney Eddie Lin is Running for District 2
Seattle’s Affordability Crisis Isn’t New to Him. He’s Lived It.
A Film About Beating the Shit Out of a Billionaire
Now Is a Good Time to Talk About Swept Away
Our Favorite Cosplay From Emerald City Comic Con 2025
From Luigi to Wolverine to Those Muppets That Go "Yip Yip Yip Yip Yip"
When Will Seattle Reckon with Its Own Racism?Â
Resisting Trump Does Not absolve Us of the Racism Embedded in our Policing, Housing, and Institutions
No Cuts, No Furloughs—Tax the Rich!
Workers Must Fight Back Against Trump’s Attacks and Democratic Betrayals
The Rock Lottery Hat Is Never Wrong
The Magic of Community, Music, and Creating Something Out of Nothing
Rest in Peace to “Nasty” Nes Rodriguez
Remembering the Godfather of Seattle Hiphop
Album Preview Revue
All the Local Releases to Spin This Spring
Why RFK Isn’t a Joke
“Medical Freedom” Is Not Free
The Long-Awaited Return of Polyglot Funkateers Cymande
The Oft-Sampled Anglo-Caribbean Band Return With a Stellar LP and Tour
Katie Wilson Wants to Be Your Mayor
The Long-Time Progressive Organizer Says Harrell Dropped the Ball, and She’s Ready to Pick It Up
Breaking Down Trump’s Trans Military Ban
A US District Judge Called it “Ridiculous” and “Unadulterated Animus.” She’s Right
Seattle Police Investigating Anti-Gay Hate Crime in Capitol Hill
Witnesses Say “Frat Bros” Shouted Slurs and Shot Them With Gel Pellets Outside Pony
Freda Epum Will Blow Your Mind
The Gloomy Girl Variety Show Unsells the American Dream
The Stranger is Hiring!
Throw Your Hat in the Ring
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One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
Author Q&A: Omar El Akkad on Gaza, Power, and the Stories Empires Steal
The award-winning author discusses his urgent new book and why we must resist the impulse to forget.
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