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Asian Hall of Fame exists to fight unnecessary hate - against Asians, yes, but hate above all. Recently, they hosted their Seattle induction celebration at Sky View Observatory, honoring a number of local inductees - Hiro Yamamoto, Daniel Pak, and Muckleshoot Chairwoman, Virginia Cross (to name just a few). Crosscut told of 80-something-year-old Virginia's story and contribution and now we're seeing it shared out to KCTS 9 viewers. 🥳

Crosscut Now: Dec. 6, 2022 - Asian Hall of Fame honors Indigenous inductee The Asian Hall of Fame honors its first Indigenous inductee.

I think Misha Berson did a really lovely job telling the story of Braden's departure from Seattle Rep. He will be missed! Thanks, Crosscut 🙌

After 20 years, Braden Abraham takes his final bow at Seattle Rep The artistic director’s legacy closes with a twist on a holiday classic, the world premiere of ‘Mr. Dickens and his Carol.’

Having lots of fun marketing ’s return to Seattle. Photos by and performances by some of the greats. ✨ Get tickets!

Seattle Times fall theatre best bets are out and it looks good!

Teatro ZinZanni, Seattle Rep, and more!

Best bets for Seattle-area theater in fall 2022 The top-grossing American play in Broadway history, James Baldwin’s earliest play, a 5th Avenue “Vacation” and more highlight a vibrant fall theater slate.

That’s a wrap in Indy and the first-ever ✨

Client ’s epic casting for their upcoming production of GHOSTS is just one reason to go to the theater this spring. Tix >> SeattleRep.org

Great Seattle food news! There is now a delicious chef-guide culinary tour of the South Lake Union hot spots... every Friday at 1pm. EatSeattleTours.com

"MoPOP’s ‘Contact High’ exhibit shows hip-hop’s most influential photos and the stories behind them" -The Seattle Times

Client / Museum of Pop Culture

MoPOP’s ‘Contact High’ exhibit shows hip-hop’s most influential photos and the stories behind them A&E Pick of the Week A 3-foot-tall photo of the Notorious B.I.G. hangs on a dark red wall in Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture. It’s the image we all picture when we think of Biggie, the one taken by Barron...