Thousands of people attended Seattle’s Chinatown-International District’s annual Night Market on Sept. 9, under the Chinatown Gate. Festival goers enjoyed a variety of international delights — from food vendors dishing […]

Muhammad Yunus, the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is giving a free public talk at Seattle University on Oct. 12, as part of his book tour. Yunus established the Grameen […]

President Trump announced on Sept. 7 that he’s nominating Manisha Singh to be Assistant Secretary of State, Economic, and Business Affairs. Born in India, Singh is currently Chief Counsel and […]

School will be back in session on Sept. 6 at the Korean School of Federal Way (KSFW). The school, open to pre-K to 12th graders, as well as adults, focuses […]

India LaRoda was crowned Miss India America 2017 at the 25th anniversary gala in Los Angeles last month. Laroda has a Black father and a South Asian mother. She is […]

Seattle Repertory Theatre announced this week the full ensemble cast of its highly anticipated stage adaptation of the Jane Austen novel, Pride and Prejudice. Rajeev Varma has been cast as […]

              Lori Matsukawa, Dr. Stephen Sumida, and Dr. Jean Hernandez will be recognized at the University of Washington (UW)’s annual MAP Bridging the Gap […]

Kawabe Memorial House hosted its annual SummerFest on Aug. 27. Participants enjoyed live entertainment, dancing, a raffle with fantastic prizes, kids’ activities, and lots of food. For the first time, […]

More than 100 people attended a farewell party for Mike Fong — who resigned as Seattle Mayor Ed Murray’s chief of staff to join the King County executive office. The […]

The Port of Seattle Commission invited members of the community for a narrated boat tour of the working waterfront on Aug. 24. Guests learned about the importance of the port […]