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

Seattle is buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming theatrical production, "For Colored Boyz on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown/When Freedom Ain't Enough." This powerful play, directed by the visionary Lynette Winters, promises to be a poignant exploration of the Black male experience.

On the latest episode of Almost The Weekend, hosts Besa Gordon and Curtis Delgado welcomed a special guest who sweetened the studio in more ways than one—Ashanti Mayfield, owner of Creamy Cone Café. Known for her unforgettable flavors and warm community presence, Mayfield came through with a full sundae bar, proving why Creamy Cone has become a local favorite over the past four years.

This past weekend, Cornish College of the Arts was alive with rhythm, energy, and community as Afro Dance Seattle hosted its second annual dance camp. Led by instructor and director Kiné Camara, the two-and-a-half-day experience brought together dancers, teachers, and culture lovers for an unforgettable celebration of African dance.

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 poignant observance of International Overdose Awareness Day on Thursday, community advocates gathered at Occidental Square adjacent to the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle.

#ThePostman - Converge Media’s Omari Salisbury appeared on Good Day Seattle with Erin Mayovsky yesterday morning on FOX13 Seattle to discuss the closure of The Postman, a beloved business in Seattle’s Central District.

Earlier this week on a  "Magnificent Monday" episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holiday welcomed back Heru to discuss the ongoing "Breathing Black Love" series at WOW Gallery. Heru shared updates on the series, highlighting its focus on healing and personal transformation.

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.

The Intentionalist Awards are back, and nominations are open until Friday, August 29, 2025. This is your chance to shine a spotlight on the businesses and people who go above and beyond.

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.

Seattle's vibrant underground film scene is taking a significant step forward as Scope Screenings makes its highly anticipated debut at Langston tomorrow, August 27. This partnership is more than just a new venue; it's a powerful fusion of community-driven storytelling with a historic hub for Black arts and culture.

Photos by ProofNThePlay capturing the energy and spirit of the annual Festival Sundiata at the Seattle Center over the weekend. This cherished celebration of African American culture was a vibrant showcase of community, art, and heritage.

The event, known as the Northwest Prospect Showcase, aimed to amplify and expand access to baseball for youth in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, with a particular focus on African American, Black, and Brown student-athletes.

By Besa Gordon - Did you miss the Wing & Soul Food Competition that went down at Supernova? Well I didn’t and let me tell you—it was a whole taste test adventure.

Join the Seattle Film Commission and its commissioner of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), filmmaker and producer Anthony Tackett, for an essential and enlightening discussion. The "Inside Scoop" series hosts a monthly show to address topics relevant to the local film community. This month's event focuses on the challenges and successes of Black filmmakers.

On the latest episode of Almost The Weekend, hosts Besa Gordon and Curtis Delgardo II sat down with Seattle journalist and newly published author Mike Dugar to talk about his debut book, The Franchise: Seattle Seahawks, A Curated History of the Legion of Boom Era.

On this week’s episode of Almost The Weekend, interior designer Ashleigh McCurdy sat down with hosts Besa Gordon and Curtis Delgardo II to share her expertise on creating beautiful spaces without spending a fortune. Known for her ability to transform rooms with simple, renter-friendly updates, McCurdy reminded viewers that your space should always reflect who you are.

On this week’s Almost The Weekend, community organizer Rob Ross joined Besa Gordon and Curtis Delgardo II to talk about his upcoming Back to School Function, happening August 30 in Skyway at the Grocery Outlet. What started as a simple backpack drive has grown into a full-scale community resource fair, blending fun with essential support for families.