A week before the Seattle Symphony’s first-ever Lunar New Year gala, the Symphony’s CEO, Dr. Krishna Thiagarajan, announced he would be stepping down.
Snakes, sacrament, and scintillation: aespa to play the ShoWare
Lumpy, galumphing brass notes lay down the bassline. Faint trumpet-y overtones join in.
Midori headlines Seattle Symphony’s Lunar New Year Gala
Violin virtuoso Midori’s matter-of-fact affect and modesty bely a prodigious career that has taken her to the heights of her profession.
Photography exhibition in Lynnwood celebrates female-identifying BIPOC photographers
Looking for good art and good conversation?
The 2024 Northwest Asian Weekly pop culture hall of fame (and shame!)
Over the last year, we’ve seen Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs) in more nuanced roles in popular culture than ever before—some of it was great, some of it was not so great.
BTS member J-Hope announces first solo tour after completing military service
Smooth like butter, like a superstar about to hit the road. BTS member J-Hope will embark on his first solo tour next month.
The Royal Room: Reese Tanimura and a new era
Seattle’s Reese Tanimura brought her expertise on music, culture, and business when she recently took over the Royal Room venue in Columbia City.
‘Breath of the Dragon’ is a new book for young adults inspired by the life of Bruce Lee
When something is meant to be, everything comes together.
Shogun, Jon Chu, and Ali Wong win big at 2025 Golden Globes
Asian Americans won significant awards at the 2025 Golden Globes, which took place Sunday, Jan. 5.
How PNB’s ‘Nutcracker’ has changed with the times
Much of what today is considered classical ballet is grounded in 15th and 16th century European culture, some of it with colonial perspective and demeaning depictions of Asian culture.
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