The Seattle Kraken fell to the Los Angeles Kings at Climate Pledge Arena on April 27th. Seattle fell to playoff bound Los Angeles behind a chaotic second period, and a poor power play.

The Seattle Mariners walked off the Kansas City Royals in 12 innings to complete a three game sweep. Outfielder Jesse Winker picked up two clutch RBIs in the 10th and 12th innings

This week on WEIRD at NIGHT we feature an incredible live performance by Adra Boo! Plus we catch up on all the wild stories that started at Waste Dump 69, the sacred Space Raccoon Temple on Mars.

The Seattle Kraken defeated the Colorado Avalanche 3-2 at Climate Pledge Arena. Three early goals got Seattle going right out of the gate.

The Seattle Kraken defeated the Ottawa Senators, 4-2, in front of new minority owners Marshawn Lynch and Macklemore. Three of Seattle’s goals came from players that weren’t with the team prior to the NHL Trade deadline

The Seattle Sounders fell to Inter Miami CF thanks to a Robbie Robinson goal late in the first half. The Sounders offense did not show up until it was too late.

The Seattle Kraken defeated the New Jersey Devils in an overtime shootout. Top draft pick Matty Beniers scored his first NHL goal in the victory.

The final mainstage opera of the season is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s crafty comedy The Marriage of Figaro (May 7–22, 2022 at McCaw Hall). Beloved for its irresistible melodies, iconic ensemble numbers, and witty commentary on social class and gender roles, this opera has long been a favorite of audiences and critics alike.

A World Premiere at The 5th! A breathtaking story about the power of art to heal, Afterwords is a captivating new musical fusing pop, rock, and modern indie-folk to create a revelatory and soulful new score.

#TBT - BEER! From beer parlors of the 1940s like The Watering Hole and Honeysuckle Pool Room to breweries of today like Métier Brewing Company and 23rd Ave Brewery, we take you through a short history of beer in the #CentralDistrict thanks to the Black Heritage Society of Washington State.

It’s time for episode 194 of the surreal comedy, art share extravaganza WEIRD at NIGHT; A show that is surprisingly wholesome for how often we use explicit language. This week we have epic art to share! We’ll be watching Taylar Elizza Beth’s music video for their song “Siq as Fuq.” Shoe Detective Steve Germany sends Bang Bang Butterfly on a dangerous mission. The Spectacle Bear and TC return with mysterious adventures, plus we continue an exploration into Monster Planet’s cyberjunk special “It Came From Outer Doors.”

On April 9, three Black-owned businesses came together to host a community giveback event. The businesses were joined by youth from A 4 Apple Learning Center and members of the University of Washington men’s football team who distributed coats, toys, books, and other essentials at A 4 Apple Learning Center's newest location on 23rd & South Jackson.

The Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) is currently requesting applications from community-based organizations and city agencies for DEEL’s Summer Learning Enhancement Request for Investment (RFI). Funded by the Families, Education, Preschool and Promise Levy, this funding opportunity seeks to expand or enhance existing community-based summer programs for Seattle K-12 students.

The Seattle Kraken fell to the Calgary Flames on April 9th, 2022. The game was also Pride Night for the Kraken. The two teams will play again on Tuesday, but in Calgary.

This Saturday on WEIRD at NIGHT, we celebrate the release of a new album ‘Bring on The Monsters’, created by Terry Monstrosity and Tim Basaraba. NOTFOR$ALE is back with new beats and visuals, and Nadamucho has prepared a fresh playlist of indie music. Plus, our story continues in Noirrland with Mcgruff the talking dog, the Goblin Bird, Dartone the Third and the mysterious Spectacle Bear.

Being intrigued by a story, I feel, is an innate human instinct. Being deeply drawn into a tale that stokes our imagination is one of the best experiences. As a visual artist, the curiosity in knowing people's stories, journeys and special moments informs and inspires my work as a photographer and filmmaker.

SPU’s Customer Review Panel (CRP) is seeking new members for July 2022 appointment. CRP members participate with SPU leadership provide advice and recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on the Utility’s strategic plan and rates. CRP members bring expertise in community, with different professional and life experiences, to ensure SPU fosters healthy people, environment, and economy by partnering with our community to equitably manage water and waste resources for today and for future generations.

Photographer Al Smith captured Black life, culture, music, fashion, and family in Seattle’s Central District in the 1940s - 1960s. His photos are also the inspiration behind the iconic interview wall at Converge Media’s #BlackMediaMatters Studios in downtown Seattle.

The Seattle Sounders defeated NYCFC in leg one of the Concacaf Champions League semifinal by a score of 3-1.

The Fly Blind Guy (Melvin Freeman) is back with his exhibit Out of Fokus 2: The Art of Sampling which he unveiled on Friday at the Liink Project on East Union Street in Seattle’s Central District, the very same street that he grew up on as a kid and inspired his love for the culture.