The Atlantic Pacific National Golf Club successfully held its First Annual Golf Tournament this past weekend at Riverbend Golf Complex in Kent, marking a significant milestone in the club’s history. The event attracted a diverse crowd of golf enthusiasts, from seasoned players to local amateurs, all eager to compete.

The 5th Avenue Theatre's production of Spring Awakening is a bold and captivating exploration of adolescence, told through the lens of a Tony Award-winning rock musical. With music by Duncan Sheik, the show delves into the tumultuous journey of self-discovery, tackling themes of sexual awakening, societal pressures, and the complexities of growing up.

Seattle Theatre Group is hosting a free audition class for the musical, Girl From the North Country. This is an amazing opportunity for theatre/drama students ages 14 and up to learn from the cast members themselves.

Seattle came alive this Juneteenth with a vibrant celebration of Black freedom, community, and culture during Africatown Community Land Trust’s Summer of Soul Juneteenth celebration hosted by Trae Holiday. The event, held at the iconic Jimi Hendrix Park, drew a diverse crowd eager to commemorate this important day in American history.

On Tuesday night, June 25, a new documentary film made by Converge Media, “Nooksack 306,” will premiere during the Scope Screenings Film Festival.

Deaunte Damper is back with another weekly episode of We Live In Color! In this installment, Damper Talked with Erika White, a Central District native and co-owner of Fat's Chicken and Waffles, a community hub and culinary staple within the Central District. Sitting down with Damper, White discussed her background growing up in the neighborhood, the rich community fabric of the Central District, and her journey to opening and running Fat's as it nears its ninth anniversary.

Fred Byrdwell, also known as Beezie2Slaps, is a Seattle-based music producer and DJ. He’s been a part of the Seattle music scene since his pops first bought a record in 1979, though he might not have known it just yet.

The record was a surprise for Beezie and his brother. His father brought them into the living room and put the record into their stereo system — it was "Rapper's Delight" by the Sugarhill Gang.

Get ready for a night of mystery, murder, and laughter as Clue, the hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery play, comes to the 5th Avenue Theatre from July 9th to July 21st.

Recently, Kelvin Peprah appeared on The Day With Trae, hosted by guest host Besa Gordon, to discuss several vital issues impacting the BIPOC community. Peprah is a licensed mental health therapist who runs Peprah Counseling.

Peprah began the conversation by addressing the topic of imposter syndrome.

Our Seattle Storm fell on the road to the Las Vegas Aces in a rematch of Seattle's win earlier in the season, as the Storm played from behind for the second consecutive game and couldn't get all the way back against a fully healthy Aces squad. Circling Seattle Sports Storm beat writer Christan Braswell has his immediate reactions for you here.

Ahead of another big battle on the road against the Las Vegas Aces, the Seattle Storm are looking to get themselves back on track following a tough loss this past Sunday to the Phoenix Mercury. CSS storm beat writer Christan Braswell takes a look further.

Out of a group of 300, just 13 were selected, and among those 13, Tiffany Wilson got her start.

Wilson is a singer-songwriter, who has worked in LA, Japan, and Seattle. She has been part of numerous bands and has also worked as a solo artist. Most recently, she appeared as "Madame Z" in Teatro ZinZanni, a circus dinner theater that originated in Seattle's Lower Queen Anne neighborhood and has since expanded to San Francisco and Chicago.

Rise Above, a Seattle-based nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Native youth, is gearing up for its annual SportsFest on June 22nd. This exciting event will feature sports and wellness clinics for local youth, with coaching and mentorship provided by renowned sports hall-of-famers and celebrities.

Get ready for a night of laughter, tears, and unforgettable music as the 5-time Tony Award®-winning musical, COMPANY, takes the stage in Seattle. It's "brilliantly conceived and funny as hell" (Variety), you won't want to miss it!

This week on We Live In Color, host Deante Damper returns with an episode you won't want to miss! Damper sat down with the multifaceted Howie Echo-Hawk, an Indigenous DJ, comedian, and community healer based out of Seattle. In this engaging segment, Echo-Hawk discussed their background, time in Seattle, and plans for the future.

Recently, Stephanie Morales stopped by The Day With Trae, hosted this week by Besa Gordon, to discuss the importance of holding Black spaces. Morales is the founder of Made Space, an innovative Art, Culture, and Business Hub that launched in early 2021. 

Made Space aims to connect emerging Black creatives and entrepreneurs with essential resources, space, knowledge, and visibility. 

The iconic Paramount Theater in Seattle was the setting for an unforgettable evening of music and celebration as Songs of Black Folks took the stage. The concert, a vibrant tapestry of African American musical heritage, showcased a rich blend of gospel, R&B, soul, and jazz, leaving the audience spellbound.

Host Trae Holiday was joined on this "The Day With Trae" segment by Anthony Session, also known as THE MAD BUS DRIVER. A St. Louis native, Session has spent 25 years driving a bus for King County Metro, a career from which much of the comedian's material comes. In his conversation with Holiday, Session shared details about his upcoming shows and teased an exciting new project he currently has in the works.

Kids of the 80s, brought up on hip hop and MTV culture, were influenced by the likes of MC Hammer, witnessing firsthand how Hip Hop and R&B converged. These same kids watched and began to wonder how music was produced, inspiring an entire generation of music producers. Barry Gayle, better known as DJ Topspin aka Blendiana Jones, was one such kid.

Garfield High School celebrated its annual Purple and White Day Assembly last Friday. Traditionally, it is a day of smiles and laughter as it signifies the last time the entire student body will come together to recognize and uplift each other before the senior class heads toward graduation in a few days. This year’s Purple and White Day was in doubt of happening at all following the tragic and senseless murder of student Amarr A’Shawn Murphy-Payne two weeks ago just feet from the entrance to the gym on the Garfield campus as he intervened to stop a fight between two students.