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Plus, Kishi Bashi commemorates the 80th anniversary of Executive Order 9066.

Plus, turmoil at Seattle Symphony and omicron’s influence on Northwest arts events.

From NFTs to street art, here’s how artists conveyed last year’s social trends and hot topics.

A look at the new HBO documentary profiling the revered and reviled saxophonist. Plus: Where to hear holiday tunes around town.

Plus, where to find affordable art over the holidays and events from poetry to protest music.

Months before most of Seattle’s other theater companies reopen, ArtsWest is staging the aptly titled musical ‘We’ve Battled Monsters Before.’

From big deal Seattle Art Museum shows to indie songs about sandworms and monsters, these cultural outings are a great escape from the rain.

At Nancy Wilson’s comeback show, a Northwest music writer re-discovers the joy of in-person concerts but questions unmasked audience members.

Plus, new uses for construction cast-offs in South Lake Union, and the return of Seattle Opera and Lit Crawl.

Harborview nurse Guy Maddison has a new podcast about the pandemic experience of frontline health care workers.

Plus, in-person festivals return to On the Boards, Northwest Film Forum and Intiman Theatre.