Art & Culture

A map of 28 + of Seattle’s most iconic murals and the stories behind them

See something we missed? Let us know what other murals we should add to our map.

/ March 29, 2021

A Q&A with Lisette Marie Flanary director of ‘Tokyo Hula’

A Q&A with the filmmaker Lisette Marie Flanary about her documentary ‘Tokyo Hula,’ which is the final film in her trilogy about the dance.

/ March 4, 2021

A Virtual Lunar New Year Event w/ The Evergrey + International Examiner

Join us in celebrating the Year of the Ox with a panel to discuss the intersections of identity, culture, and food, followed by a cooking demo.

/ January 20, 2021

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: Warren Dunes

Warren Dunes brings us a visual EP to help us forget all the bad things happening. The local band sits down to talk about their latest project.

/ December 15, 2020

Saving Seattle’s Music Venues

Seattle’s music venues are fighting to stay alive and once again open their doors to the public. We dedicated a whole newsletter to sharing a bit of history and our memories of our favorite venues. The following pictures were taken in October 2020.  Have your own photos of venues to share? Tag us @the_evergrey or […]

/ October 30, 2020

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: The Black Tones

Cedric and Eva aren’t just siblings they’re twins who front the rock and roll band The Black Tones. I’m not really sure if this week’s band needs any introduction. They’re one of Seattle’s best local bands that still fly relatively under the radar outside the PNW, which is a shame for everyone else but a […]

/ October 9, 2020

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: BEARAXE

This week’s profile is another one recommended to me by a reader and boy I’m sure glad they reached out (thanks Sarah M.)  BEARAXE is another rock ‘n’ roll-type band whose sound clearly draws from local grunge predecessors like Soundgarden. Lead singer Shaina Shepherd’s impressive range is thanks to growing up listening to gospel and […]

/ October 2, 2020

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: Glendal Tautua

Glendal Tautua’s debut album “Bonney in Greenwood” is out now available to stream on most major platforms. Courtesy of Glendal Tautua One of the best parts about starting this column has been discovering artists for myself. While most of the time I’ve been reaching out to musicians whose work I’m familiar with, this week’s artist […]

/ September 25, 2020

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: Ayron Jones

Ayron Jones just released another single “Boys from Puget Sound” from his first commercial album which does not have a release date yet. Photo by: Karen Mason Blair Ayron Jones has been around Seattle’s music scene for quite a while and has performed with legends like B.B. King and Run D.M.C. His music harkens back […]

/ September 18, 2020

🎧 Local Music Lowdown: Chong the Nomad

Chong the Nomad released the EP “A Long Walk” in August. The EP can be streamed on all major platforms. Seattle is best known for being home to grunge. Sometimes it feels like people forget that The Sonics (the band, not the team), Kenny G, and Quincy Jones are all from the city, too. It […]

/ September 11, 2020