Actor Alexandra Tavares recently joined "The Day with Trae" to discuss her profound connection to live theater and her captivating role in the Intiman Theatre's upcoming production of "The Little Foxes." Tavares offered a compelling look into her acting journey, her approach to character development, and the unique magic she finds in collective storytelling.

Shayla Akande, the CEO of Cierra Sisters, recently joined Trae Holiday on "The Day with Trae" to shed light on her organization's crucial work in healthcare advocacy, the deeply personal origins of Cierra Sisters, and its unwavering commitment to addressing the stark disparities faced by Black women in breast cancer outcomes.

The annual Farm Fest, a community celebration of urban agriculture at Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands, recently brought together organizations and community passionate about local sustainable food systems.

Chuck Dance, the innovative mind behind Vibe Bingo, recently joined Trae Holiday on "The Day with Trae" to share the story of his high-energy musical take on bingo and talk about his upcoming event on Thursday, October 9. What started as a simple idea inspired by TikTok blossomed into a community-driven entertainment phenomenon, captivating audiences far beyond its Tacoma origins.

Starting October 15, "The Little Foxes" by Lillian Hellman, directed by Ryan Guzzo Purcell, opens at Erickson Theatre in Seattle thanks to Intiman Theatre and The Feast. A dynamic new in-the-round staging offers an up-close view as Regina Giddens deceives, coerces, and manipulates her way into receiving her inheritance in this Southern Gothic drama.

Peace Peloton’s upcoming Harmony Hustle Pitch Competition, an annual fundraiser where entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas for a chance to win $10,000, is right around the corner. The deadline for applications is October 25, with the final Harmony Hustle pitch event on November 7 at Porter in downtown Seattle.

Clarissa Taylor's path in the beauty industry, from makeup artist to licensed hairstylist, eventually led her to a powerful calling: creating spaces where Black and Brown individuals can truly belong and thrive. On a recent episode of “The Day With Trae,” she shared the journey in creating The Blk Out, an event series rooted in unapologetic Black joy.

CHICAGO the musical is coming to Seattle in only three weeks! Brought to you by Broadway Across America, CHICAGO embodies everything that makes Broadway special: a universal tale of fame, fortune, and all that jazz, with one show-stopping song after another.

Terrain, the dynamic non-profit dedicated to fostering the local arts scene, is gearing up for its 16th Annual Flagship Event dedicated to celebrating and uplifting artists in the Inland Northwest. Take a look back at Converge’s annual coverage of this incredible event!

Are you ready to unlock the stories and secrets of your lineage? The Black Genealogy Research Group of Seattle, in partnership with the Black Heritage Society of Washington State, is set to host a groundbreaking Black Family Heritage Celebration that promises to help you uncover your rich historical roots!

Pacific Northwest Ballet raises the curtain for its 53rd season with Jewels, George Balanchine's dazzling homage to three golden ages of music and dance. Emeralds whispers of grace, courtesy, and French perfume; Rubies sizzles with American sass; and Diamonds conjures the glittering magnificence of old St. Petersburg. PNB's production of Jewels is adorned with costumes and scenic designs created exclusively for the company in 2017 by Jérôme Kaplan.

SEATTLE, WA – Fathers And Sons Together (FAST), an organization dedicated to strengthening the bond between fathers, sons, and families while fostering safer, healthier, and more connected communities, is pleased to announce a series of upcoming events and a new initiative to create the FAST Resource and Outreach Center (FAST ROC).

Sheley Secrest, NAACP Regional President, swung by the Black Media Matters studio to join Besa Gordon and Curtis Delgado II on "Almost the Weekend" to break down the upcoming NAACP annual dinner, happening this Saturday at the Tacoma Glass Museum.

Besa and Cuddy are bringing you all the weekend vibes, starting with a sit-down at Communion with Damon Bomar, where they dive into the restaurant’s newest brunch menu and the creative magic that keeps Communion one of the city’s most beloved spots.

Seattle theater lovers, mark your calendars — Broadway is coming to town in a big way. From September 16–21, Some Like It Hot, the Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical comedy, will light up The Paramount Theatre as part of the 2025/2026 Broadway at The Paramount series.

Marshall Hugh of Marshall Law Band talks the finale of Fremont Fridays, while CKash previews the End of Summer Day Party. Plus, Besa & Cuddy run down ThriftCon, Waterfront Park Opening, Dragon Boat Festival, and more PNW events you don’t want to miss

Something big is about to hit Beaverton. On October 24 & 25, The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts will host the world premiere of York the Explorer, a brand-new folk opera from Grammy-nominated musician Aaron Nigel Smith. Tickets are just $20–$35, but fair warning: once word gets out, they won’t last.

In a powerful display of solidarity and resilience, the Lavender Rights Project is spearheading a community celebration this weekend in Seattle's Central District. The event, titled "Louder Than Hate: Trans & Queer Joy as Resistance," is a collective effort by a group of community members and partners to "center joy, safety, [and] collective resistance in the face of really hateful rhetoric, really hateful tone."

Seattle, WA – In an exclusive interview at the Seattle Drum School of Music, Besa Gordon, host of "Almost The Weekend!" and "Back2Besa," spoke with Simon Javan Okelo, CEO and founder of the Madaraka Festival. Okelo shared insights into the upcoming 11th annual event set for this Saturday at Pier 62, expressing immense excitement and gratitude for the festival's longevity and its profound impact, both locally and globally.

This Saturday, the Lavender Rights Project is spearheading a community celebration in Seattle's Central District. The event, titled "Louder Than Hate: Trans & Queer Joy as Resistance," is a collective effort by a group of community members and partners to "center joy, safety, and collective resistance in the face of hateful rhetoric.