See world-premiere pieces created for the digital stage (like Donald Byrd's And the sky is not cloudy all day, pictured here) as part of Pacific Northwest Ballet's Rep 4, streaming Thursday. Credit: Angela Sterling

See world-premiere pieces created for the digital stage (like Donald Byrds And the sky is not cloudy all day, pictured here) as part of Pacific Northwest Ballets Rep 4, streaming Thursday.

See world-premiere pieces created for the digital stage (like Donald Byrd’s And the sky is not cloudy all day, pictured here) as part of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Rep 4, streaming Thursday. Angela Sterling

When you’re not busy procuring a supply of Easter bonbons this week (or planning a long vaccine road trip to North Dakota), turn once again to our picks for online events to keep you entertained at home, from the jovial Moisture Festival to Pacific Northwest Ballet’s world-premiere series Rep 4, and from a Hugo Literary Series reading with Rebecca Makkai, Layli Long Soldier, and Lucy Tan to the final days of Taste Washington. Plus, check out our guide to in-person things to do in Seattle. 

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A Conversation about The Sum of Us: Live & Online
To paraphrase the old Emma Lazarus quote, racism and all other forms of oppression harm our society as a whole, not just a given demographic. In this online group conversation with Seattle Arts & Lectures, the Marguerite Casey Foundation, and the Open Society Foundations, pitch in your two cents on how to band together for the common good.

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