For years the enigmatic, surreal, and chaotic Dina Martina has graced Seattle's stages during the holiday season to the delight and bewilderment of theatergoers. Her annual Christmas show has become a world-renowned phenomenon.

Glowing with excitement, they are now ready to welcome audiences back into live performance venues.

One of the Northwest's largest indie maker-event organizers, Urban Craft Uprising, has two major craft fairs coming in December.

Greg Kucera and Larry Yocom left $500,000 to Artist Trust, which promptly announced two newfellowship awards meant to "advance art and equity."

Aaron Malkin and Alastair Knowles — known by their stage names "James and Jamesy," respectively — use their personas to invite audience members to world-build with them: the duo's Christmas show, O Christmas Tea comes to the PNW this holiday season.

In such a literary town as Seattle, the right book can be someone's gift of the year. And with winter only just beginning around Christmas, a new book to curl up with is timely.

Fans of camp, absurdity, and comedic filth need not fear this holiday season — John Waters is coming to Seattle.

Are you overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and seeking a chance to unwind and let loose? Well, look no further than Scott Shoemaker's War on Christmas.

After delays due to the pandemic, comedian Mike Delamont will bring his award-winning show "God is a Scottish Drag Queen: Holiday Special" to the Washington Center for Performing Arts in Olympia this holiday season.

Terri has a book list that covers every genre, perfect for picking the best present to give to your loved one (or yourself) this holiday season.