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First Friday

UPDATED: Thu., March 2, 2023

First Friday is 5-8 p.m. March 3, unless otherwise noted.

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First Friday

UPDATED: Thu., Feb. 2, 2023

First Friday is 5-8 p.m. Feb. 3, unless otherwise noted.
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New director talks about her vision for Seattle’s Frye Art Museum

Jan. 18—Growing up in Missouri, Jamilee Lacy used to travel to Seattle to visit extended family over the summer. With a hometown the size of Fayette, which currently has a population under 3,000, Lacy said she considered Seattle her "first city." Years later, Lacy is preparing to make Seattle her new home as she takes the reins as executive director of the Frye Art Museum on March 1, ...
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All-local holiday market BrrrZAAR returns to River Park Square on Saturday

BrrrZAAR, the local winter art market put on by the nonprofit Terrain, returns to River Park Square on Saturday with 70 vendors offering their locally made wares. It's the fourth iteration of the event, which is intended to showcase local artistic talent and offer a variety of fairly priced, handcrafted gifts for shoppers, said Ginger Ewing, executive director and cofounder of the nonprofit.
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Kids’ art at the National Christmas Tree highlights beauty of the U.S.

UPDATED: Tue., Dec. 6, 2022

Are you ready for Christmas? More than 2,600 kids ages 4 to 19 sure are. They made drawings that were turned into ornaments to hang on 58 trees around the National Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C. You can see them along the Pathway of Peace in President’s Park near the White House.
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First Friday

UPDATED: Thu., Dec. 1, 2022

First Friday is 5-8 p.m. Dec. 2, unless otherwise noted.
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First Friday

UPDATED: Thu., Nov. 3, 2022

First Friday is 5-8 p.m. Nov. 4, unless otherwise noted.
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Chris Bovey takes on ‘Spookane’s‘ creepy past

I grew up on 36th Avenue going door to door dressed as a Ninja Turtle. I recycled that costume for many years and am sure neighbors on the South Hill must’ve thought it was the hot ticket. I wasn’t really allowed to check out the local haunts.
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‘It becomes everybody’s work’: Artist unveils public sculpture The Seeking Place in Riverfront Park on Tuesday

The piece was selected by the Spokane Park Board more than two years ago as the second public art structure to be paid for with some of the money raised by the $64 million in bonds for Riverfront Park's redevelopment. When the other artwork, Meijin Yoon's "Stepwell," is finished as early as later this year, the redevelopment that began with a groundbreaking in the gondola meadow more than six years ago will be complete. 

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