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Published 1 hour agoThe Crawling Vine
Pati discovers the timeless flavors of the region of Parras, from royal wines to family recipes.
Hundreds celebrate Chuseok at Edmonds Waterfront Center
An estimated 300 community members came together to enjoy performances, cultural activites and traditional Korean cuisine Thursday night, all to celebrate Chuseok, the Korean Harvest Moon Festival. It’s the fifth […]
League of Women Voters completes Constitution Week readings with Edmonds event
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) finished its series of Constitution Day Community Readings with an event at Edmonds United Methodist Church Thursday. It was the last […]
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Published 19 hours agoIn an Everett backyard studio, a grove of glass cacti blooms
Manolo Aguilera fuses Mesoamerican ancestry with Northwest artistry in his handblown sculptures.
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Published 20 hours agoNew archival space highlights Seattle Black Panther Party history
We take you inside the immersive gathering space opened in Pioneer Square in June.
North Sound Church brings art, story and friendship to Edmonds Post Acute nursing home
Dream Company — a new initiative created by Dan Eagle and sponsored by North Sound Church — is launching this week at Edmonds Post Acute nursing home. The idea is […]
Aquí launches ‘Buy Latino’ campaign during Hispanic Heritage Month
The nonprofit Aquí: The Accountability Movement has launched its second annual Buy Latino Campaign, a 31-day national effort during Hispanic Heritage Month. The campaign encouraging individuals, families and organizations to […]
Call for Artists: Signal Cabinet Wrap Artwork Program
The City of Puyallup is seeking artists to create original artwork for reproduction and installation on traffic signal cabinets throughout the city.
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Published September 24Luis Valdez's play commented on identity and assimilation
Luis Valdez's play, "Los Vendidos," or the sellouts, was a commentary on assimilation and identity.
Art Beat: Americana music, ‘Loud Love’ record show, Edmonds Dolly Day, more
Ballet Folklórico Xochiquetzal celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Ballet Folklórico Xochiquetzal (BFX) brought the rich traditions of Mexico to the Edmonds Library on Friday, Sept. 18, kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month with […]
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Published September 24Marlon James explores homophobia in Jamaica in new novel
Marlon James explores how homophobia shaped life in Jamaica in ‘The Disappearers’
Ole Miss student completes 4,500-mile cross-country cycling journey for charity
From June 5 to Aug. 8, senior entrepreneurship major Nathan Won went on a 67-day, 4,500-mile journey by bicycle across the country. Won and his teammates pedaled from Seattle to Washington, D.C., to raise money and awareness for people with disabilities. Won, a member of the Pi…