Earth II Is Four Decades of Disaster Movies Recut Into Climate Change Reality

"Time and time again, climate change is reduced to just a tsunami or just a twister or whatever."

Mike Egan Dances with Death

The Stranger’s Artist of the Week

A Broadway Show for the Boomers

The Cast of The Griswolds’ Broadway Vacation Elevates the Show above the Script

Smell That? It's the Sweet Smell of Seattle's New Film Commission

The City Council Passed the Milestone Legislation Yesterday

"I'd Buy That For a Dollar"

How Paul Verhoeven's Sci-Fi Films Critique American Capitalism

Fall Arts 2022: Let's Get Weird, Seattle

Here Are All the Fun, Sexy, Strange, and Smart Things You Need to Do This Fall

Fall Arts 2022

We Have All the Fun, Sexy, Weird, and Smart Things You Need to Do This Fall

A Multimedia, Multicultural, Multidimensional Symphonic Bonanza

Oscar-Winning Composer Tan Dun Transforms an Ancient Temple into an Epic Symphony

Orcas Island Film Festival Is Our Cannes

There Are Neither Stars nor Yachts, but the Curation Is Damn Good

‘Round the World and Back Again

They created your favorite computer games in the '80s and '90s and then disappeared. Can Ken and Roberta Williams revolutionize the industry one more time?

Two Photography Titans Are Coming to Seattle

Here's a Sneak Peek at the Upcoming Dawoud Bey & Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum

Tish Gallow Keeps Black Music Alive in Columbia City

The local concert promoter sits down with Charles Mudede to talk about Whitney Houston, Beatwalk, and her big plans for fall

The Irresistible Rise of Freakout Festival

The Experimental Music Festival Celebrates a Decade of Mad Audio-Visual Alchemy

Freakout Fest Announces Stacked-Ass Fall Lineup

Plus, Tons More Arts News!

Vera Project Is Reviving Black Lodge!

And Other Arts News You May Have Missed This Week

Bye-Bye Industry, Hello Tech

The Story Sea-Tac's New International Terminal Wants to Tell the World

Arts News You Missed During All the Recent Chaos