Over the last two decades, the community-powered festival has grown and changed alongside the city it serves.
Nurture your creative instincts with classes by local experts
The First Hill institution’s Artist in Residence program sparks creativity and community-fueled programming.
TheFilmSchool enlists Pixar, Disney and more to teach storytelling
Real Foods for Life cooking series teaches culinary skills to sustain healthy eating for life
Countless individuals have helped shape the First Hill institution into the vital community center it is today. Here are a few of their stories.
Edmonds Community College and Edmonds Arts Festival partnership creates opportunities for students.
An emergent community comes together this month to offer camaraderie and opportunity to those struggling to build a family.
The People of Pike Place Market
The kaleidoscope of specialty cut flowers draws crowds, but the farmers’ resiliency is what helps make Pike Place Market truly vibrant.
Developing creativity in kids encourages innovation
Throughout its history, the nonprofit has helped activate the community by hosting discussions on the most important issues of the day.
The Women’s March on Washington was organized in the weeks leading up to Donald Trump’s inauguration. It grew into a global phenomenon with marches organized… Continue reading
The People of Pike Place Market
By lifting each other up and supporting the Market’s social services, the vendors play an integral role in its success.
Orca Swim School helps students take to the deep end with ease.
At LaVida Dance Studio, all are welcome.
New locations in South Lake Union and Bellevue.
Before heading into a future-defining renovation, we take a look back at a few memories that left a lasting impression.
The experts from the Northwest Flower & Garden Show teach us how to grow an edible garden in the city.
How to better appreciate whiskey and more.
Bruce Hudson will show you how.
