Spring Arts 2026
The moodboard for this issue was ARTS with a special interest in: anti-slop, DIY out of ethical necessity, weird/cool/fun, hands-on, physical media, in real life.
March 2026
It’s another gorgeous Spring Arts issue of The Stranger!Â
Find It at Hundreds of Locations All over the City
Fear Is Different Here
I photographed the mob at the Capitol on January 6. What I saw in Minneapolis was scarier.
Last Month This Month
All the Dead Cartel Leaders, Realized Conspiracy Theories, and Relatable Baby Monkeys You May Have Missed in February
Culture
Visual Art
Performance
Goodbye, Sweet Prince
Lucien Postlewaite, One of PNB’s Longest-Running Principal Dancers, Will Retire in June
Spotlit in Seattle: kelly langeslay
A Storyteller Who’s Reshaping Dance, One Melting Barbie Cake at a Time
Food
Music
Local Music You Shouldn’t Miss
New Albums From Sax Explorer Kate Olson and Ex-TAD Front Man Thomas Andrew Doyle
Things to Do in March
More in Spring Arts 2026
How in the World Are They Making That Sound?
The Seattle Opera’s Analog Amplification, Explained
The Seattle Opera’s Analog Amplification, Explained
Spotlit in Seattle: kelly langeslay
A Storyteller Who’s Reshaping Dance, One Melting Barbie Cake at a Time
A Storyteller Who’s Reshaping Dance, One Melting Barbie Cake at a Time
Seattle Goes to the Mayor
Do the Arts Have to Be an Economic Driver for Us to Give a Shit About Them?
Do the Arts Have to Be an Economic Driver for Us to Give a Shit About Them?
The Paper at the End of the World
Aimee Lee Brings Korean Hanji to BIMA’s Artist Books Collection
Aimee Lee Brings Korean Hanji to BIMA’s Artist Books Collection
If It Ain’t Baroque…
Maybe Society Is in Need of Some Old-Ass Flute
Maybe Society Is in Need of Some Old-Ass Flute
My So-Called Luddite Life
Everything You Wanted to Know About My Dumbphone, but Were Afraid to Ask
Everything You Wanted to Know About My Dumbphone, but Were Afraid to Ask
This Must Be the PlaceÂ
ANTiPODE Gallery Builds Community Across Continents
ANTiPODE Gallery Builds Community Across Continents
Closing Time
Why Recession-Era Art Is My Favorite Kind
Why Recession-Era Art Is My Favorite Kind
The Old Rite Aid Building on Broadway Could Be Anything
Are We Sure We Want It to Be a McDonald’s?
Are We Sure We Want It to Be a McDonald’s?
Local Music You Shouldn’t Miss
New Albums From Sax Explorer Kate Olson and Ex-TAD Front Man Thomas Andrew Doyle
New Albums From Sax Explorer Kate Olson and Ex-TAD Front Man Thomas Andrew Doyle
Night Moves
Inside a Mahjong Social Club
Inside a Mahjong Social Club
It’s another gorgeous Spring Arts issue of The Stranger!Â
Find It at Hundreds of Locations All over the City
Find It at Hundreds of Locations All over the City
A Cut Above
At Hamdi, Chef Berk Güldal Is Keeping This Ancient Turkish Culinary Art Alive
At Hamdi, Chef Berk Güldal Is Keeping This Ancient Turkish Culinary Art Alive
Permanent Records
Local Physical Media Producers Defy the Algorithmic Overlords
Local Physical Media Producers Defy the Algorithmic Overlords
What We Can FixÂ
Hanging on by a Thread with the Capitol Hill Tool Library’s Mending Circle
Hanging on by a Thread with the Capitol Hill Tool Library’s Mending Circle
Dear Hendrix
Go Stare at a Wall
Go Stare at a Wall
Last Month This Month
All the Dead Cartel Leaders, Realized Conspiracy Theories, and Relatable Baby Monkeys You May Have Missed in February
All the Dead Cartel Leaders, Realized Conspiracy Theories, and Relatable Baby Monkeys You May Have Missed in February
March Things to Do: Food
The Best Food & Drink Events Happening This Month
The Best Food & Drink Events Happening This Month
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