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REMINDER: BAT Theatre’s ‘Rebellious Women’ heads into its finalé weekend
REMINDER: It’s finalé weekend for BAT Theatre’s commendable production of “Rebellious...
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Free Boeing Employees Choir concert celebrating Artemis II mission set for Saturday, May 16
The Boeing Employees Choir will present a free community concert in Des Moines on Saturday, May...
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City of SeaTac reveals plans for World Cup visitors with events, safety measures and improvements
With FIFA World Cup 2026 matches set to begin June 15 in the Seattle region, the City of SeaTac is...
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Normandy Park to host free Whirling Winds concert this Friday night, May 1
The Normandy Park Arts Commission will present a free concert by The Whirling Winds woodwind...
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Marina Mercantile counts down the days until closing May 9 with Afternoon Tea and Wine Tastings, while also plotting next steps
SPONSORED: Marina Mercantile in Des Moines has announced that their final day will be Saturday,...
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Parkside Garden Club Plant Sale returns to Normandy Park on Saturday, May 9
The Parkside Garden Club will host its annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m....
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REMINDER: 7 Stories returns to Highline Heritage Museum this Friday, April 24 with theme of ‘Foolishness’/’No Foolin’
The next 7 Stories community storytelling event will be held this Friday night, April 24 at the...
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ChoralSounds and TeenSounds to perform Americana-themed concert at Highline PAC on Saturday, May 16
Northwest Associated Arts will bring a celebration of American folk traditions to South King...
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REVIEW: Renton Civic Theatre’s ‘Steel Magnolias’ will transport you through the human heart, with tears, laughter, & a fresh new hairdo
It is all too easy for Southern culture to become a caricature. Heavy accents and strong...
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REMINDER: Rat City Art Walk returns to White Center this Thursday night
REMINDER: The Rat City Art Walk returns this Thursday, April 16 to White Center from 5 to 8 p.m.,...
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Local youth outdoor nonprofit Y.E.T.I. seeks community support after funding cuts
For nearly two decades, local nonprofit Youth Experimental Training Institute (Y.E.T.I.) has...
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Seattle Southside Chamber’s Education and Workforce Summit set for Thursday morning, April 30
EDITOR’S NOTE: South King Media Founder/Publisher Scott Schaefer serves on the Board of Directors...
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