We haven’t stirred you wrong yet when it comes to theater, Broadway shows, ballets, and musical recommendations so trust us when we say you don’t want to miss All Tharp which is showing at McCaw Hall until June 12th.

To win tickets for this Saturday's showing at McCaw Hall which starts at 7:30 pm, please email Besa Gordon at besa@whereweconverge.com and she will pick 5 lucky winners to go to this once in a lifetime ballet.

This Concert will expose the audience to the Negro Spirituals and the diverse musical traditions that they have spawned including, Gospel, jazz, R&B, and even Hip-Hop.  The Conductors will guide a journey through a musical culture that has functioned as a tool of resistance and as a source of hope for a Black people who have endured four centuries of white supremacy and its unrelenting assault on Black lives and Black bodies.  The intent of this Concert is to use music to connect the African American struggle for freedom and justice with the struggles of other Americans who have had to fight their way in from the margins of our society.

KD Hall Communications and Converge Media announced today a strategic partnership to strengthen the bond and increase the storytelling of diverse communities across the Pacific Northwest, throughout the U.S., and around the globe, with an emphasis on issues important to them.

SEATTLE, Wash. – Seattle-based and Black-owned media powerhouse, Converge Media, received the coveted Governor’s Award on Saturday night during the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Northwest annual ceremony.

The Seattle Storm ended their 8-game homestand with a 72-60 victory over the Atlanta Dream. Seattle was able to hold on to a late lead and close out the young surging Atlanta team.

The Seattle Storm would fall to the Connecticut Sun, 93-86, thanks to a 4th quarter comeback. The Storm fall to 5-5 on the season.

The Seattle Storm fell to the Dallas Wings, 68-51, as Dallas kept their foot on the gas all game. Seattle's bench scored 2 points.

This week WEIRD at NIGHT takes a break from live streaming on Saturday night to attend So Dreamy Festival! So Dreamy is a two-day music and arts festival taking place June 4 & 5, 2022 at Cafe Racer and Vermillion in Seattle WA. Each day the festival begins at 2pm and is all ages until 10pm. Brought to life by the incredible team of Cody Choi, Francesca, Thomas Arndt, Aldra and Nellie; This is how the organizers describe So Dreamy Fest:

Support and participate in the work of a tree crew. Climb trees of varying heights using rope, saddles, spurs, ladders, or aerial hydraulic lifts to safely prune or remove trees. Fell trees and salvage fallen timber. Respond to emergency calls to remove damaged sections or entire trees. Maintain, inspect, and operate a variety of equipment such as hydraulic aerial lift trucks, hand and power saws, compressors, wood chippers, winches, blowers, stump cutters, and other field equipment. Plant, water, and prune young trees. Spray or inject trees with pesticides. One year of experience is required.

Art might not be able to combat systemic racism overnight. But organizers behind ELEVATE—Seattle Theatre Group’s spoken-word poetry showcase—are hoping that art can empower Black and Brown youth navigating oppression everyday. Coming up in June, ELEVATE returns to the Moore Theatre for the second year in a row—and for the first time as an in-person performance due to the pandemic. This is a free event created by and for Black people and other People of Color. However, all are welcome and invited to attend.

Seattle, WA – The Vida Agency, (TVA) and Converge Media announced today a strategic partnership to align core company competencies to better serve the diverse communities across the Northwest. The Vida Agency, founded by Amalia Martino, is a woman and minority-owned, multicultural communications company renowned for their deep fluency in the nuances of cultural competence and work with diverse and traditionally underserved communities. Converge Media is the trusted resource for culturally compassionate, community news and entertainment tailored for Black and urban Northwest audiences. 

The Founder and Creative Director of Taswira, Avery Barnes, envisioned a store that combined art and culture with empowerment. Taswira, a sustainable African streetwear store, is home to a myriad of products. From stylish cultural clothing to bags, spices, and home goods, Taswira has it all. Furthermore, everything is sourced from the beautifully diverse continent of Africa. 

Seattle City Council President Debora Juarez sat down with Circling Seattle Sports’ Charles Hamaker to discuss the importance of the OL Reign, women’s sports, and much more

On May 30, 2022 more than 200 vendors set up shop for Black Wall Street, hosted by Africatown Community Land Trust (ACLT) on Seattle’s 23rd Avenue and South Jackson Street.  In its third year of hosting, ACLT’s aim is to unite, empower and build upon black-owned businesses, land, and the overarching community.

Washington may be heating up and preparing for the summer weather, but Sierra Jones has us all wanting to look for A Space Inside. Inside is Sierra Jones’ dream vision of a tranquil, inviting space for healing art and business. Inside is a massive collaboration space between small businesses, and it is redefining what it is to be a business owner within Seattle.