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International Examiner
19 days
Seattle rapper and music producer Thomas Veli wants to inspire people to be popstars in their own lives
Ambition is the watchword for local musician Thomas Veli. After years of self-taught song-writing and creative development, this spring Veli performs on May 22 at Lakehouse’s No. 10 community artist showcase, and then two weeks later, he releases his debut EP. Ranging from rap, pop, and R&B, Veli writes, performs, and produces with his sights […] The post Seattle rapper and music producer Thomas Veli wants to inspire people to be popstars in their own lives appeared first on International Examiner.
International Examiner
19 days
‘Preserving history is resistance’: sculpture recognizing 1886 anti-Chinese riot a step closer to reality
A public art installation commemorating the 1886 expulsion of Chinese Seattleites is a step closer to reality after more than 20 years in the making. About 50 community leaders, historians and members of the public gathered on April 28 at the Wing Luke Museum for an educational open house about the Chinese American Legacy Artwork […] The post ‘Preserving history is resistance’: sculpture recognizing 1886 anti-Chinese riot a step closer to reality appeared first on International Examiner.
My Ballard
20 days
TMR Investments acquires VIVE Apartments in Ballard
Seattle-based investment firm TMR Investments announced this week that it has acquired VIVE Apartments, a 91-unit multifamily property located at 1516 NW 51st St. VIVE Apartments, which was built in ... Read more
My Ballard
20 days
Eldr reopens in Sunset Hill after closure following fire
Eldr (6414 32nd Ave NW) has reopened in Ballard’s Sunset Hill neighborhood after temporarily closing last year following a fire. The restaurant’s reopening on May 18 comes more than a ... Read more
My Ballard
20 days
Ballard FC opens 2026 season with dominant win over FC Olympia
Ballard FC opened its 2026 USL League Two season with a 3-0 win over FC Olympia Friday night at Interbay Stadium, kicking off the new season in front of a ... Read more
My Ballard
21 days
Ballard weekly events roundup May 18-24
Looking to get out in Ballard this week? Here’s what’s happening in Ballard (and slightly beyond) May 18 to 24. A highlight this week is the inaugural Ballard Book Crawl ... Read more
My Ballard
21 days
Heron colony sees increase in active nests this year
The heron colony at Commodore Park is seeing higher numbers and earlier activity this year compared to 2025. Shawn Pitcher, a volunteer with Heron Habitat Helpers, said the colony is ... Read more
International Examiner
23 days
Dreaming alongside communities”: Amy Nguyen, Director of Seattle’s Office of Arts and Culture, on displacement, survival, and the algorithm that must change
White Center Before she was aware of urban policy, Amy Nguyen understood White Center through her feet and her grandmother’s hand. Every day they walked the main commercial corridor together. The street was full of fruit shops and, as she remembers it plainly, adult video shops: the unglamorous, ungentrified texture of a neighborhood that was […] The post Dreaming alongside communities”: Amy Nguyen, Director of Seattle’s Office of Arts and Culture, on displacement, survival, and the algorithm that must change appeared first on International Examiner.
International Examiner
24 days
Ten camps: A legacy of American survival
“My goal is to reintroduce the topic of Japanese American incarceration not as a Japanese American story, but as a shared American legacy that continues to shape all of us.” – Haruka Sakaguchi On the cusp of America’s 250th anniversary, the question still remains: what does it really mean to be American? The International Center […] The post Ten camps: A legacy of American survival appeared first on International Examiner.
My Ballard
24 days
Here’s what to know about Ballard’s Syttende Mai celebrations this weekend
Ballard’s annual Syttende Mai celebration returns this weekend, bringing a full day of events, cultural celebrations, music, food, and the neighborhood’s signature 17th of May parade. The celebration commemorates the ... Read more
My Ballard
24 days
Ballard Regnbue Pride festival and soccer watch party planned for June 26
A new all-day Pride festival and soccer watch party is coming to Ballard this summer. The Ballard Alliance announced plans for Ballard Regnbue (pronounced “RAYN-boo-uh,” meaning “rainbow” in Norwegian and ... Read more
International Examiner
24 days
Native Hawaiians carry forward the tradition of lei making in the Pacific Northwest using foraged and local plants
It’s a cold day in Seattle, the kind where the wind carries the scent of pine and wet leaves. Thin branches sag under the weight of occasional rain, droplets shimmering whenever the sun slips through the sky’s thick gray veil. Here, in her secret location, Native Hawaiian Tanya Jose is foraging for a lei. She […] The post Native Hawaiians carry forward the tradition of lei making in the Pacific Northwest using foraged and local plants appeared first on International Examiner.
