Redmond High School graduate and rap artist Sam Roberts may be getting his big break.
“Trout Fishing Generations” will be the artwork that sets the artistic tone for the upcoming Celebration of Community Service event on March 15.
We caught up with Bellevue novelist J.A. Jance as she prepares for a slate of local events to talk about and sign her latest Ali Reynolds mystery.
Here’s a look at local favorites in Sammamish and Issaquah. What’s the most recent movie you rented?
It's easy to see why the famous murder mystery is the longest running show in modern theater history.
The famous Seattle comedian John Keister will debut his new TV comedy show "The (206)" on KING and KONG early Sunday morning, Jan. 6 at 1:05 a.m.
Amaluna, the story about a mysterious island governed by Goddesses, is coming to Redmond's Marymoor Park starting at the end of the month.
Les Misérables starring Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe is a musical and visual feast – but not for the whole family.
In this video, comedian Joel McHale exposes his deepest wish to perform in Enumclaw, only to be upstaged by Brooks McBeth and John Keister, gracing the Expo Center stage on Dec. 22.
Look to the skies for some stunning light displays this November and December.
Issaquah resident Denny Croston and Elbe resident Dan Klennert, both former Issaquah High students, represented at the Puyallup Fair, taking first through third in the fine arts sculpture competition.
"Thrill the World" will return to the Redmond Town Center on Oct. 27.
The author made an in-person appearance to mark the culmination of the summer-long All Sammamish Reads program.