A highlight of Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience is the Pratt Fine Arts Center's Fused: A Festival of Glass, where artists like Dan Friday (pictured) will give live demos using flaming-hot torches and Preston Singletary's band Khu.éex’ will give a fiery jazz performance. Credit: Pratt Fine Arts Center via Facebook

A highlight of Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience is the Pratt Fine Arts Centers Fused: A Festival of Glass, where artists like Dan Friday (pictured) will give live demos using flaming-hot torches and Preston Singletarys band Khu.éex’ will give a fiery jazz performance.

A highlight of Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience is the Pratt Fine Arts Center’s Fused: A Festival of Glass, where artists like Dan Friday (pictured) will give live demos using flaming-hot torches and Preston Singletary’s band Khu.éex’ will give a fiery jazz performance. Pratt Fine Arts Center via Facebook

Our music critics have already chosen the 60 best music shows this week, but now it’s our arts and culture critics’ turn to recommend the best events in their areas of expertise. Here are their picks in every genre—from Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience to a night of comedy with Craig Robinson, and from the opening of Flesh and Blood: Italian Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum to an evening with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton. See them all below, and find even more events on our complete EverOut Things To Do calendar.

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day
This year, the theme of Daybreak Star Center’s annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration is “Love Knows Know Borders,” featuring a rally and march downtown followed by speeches, Native performances, and a community dinner.

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