 "To hold my hand is to hold my heart. I am The Dolls Drill Team where dreams start!" The Dolls & Gents Drill Team and Drumline gets Seattle parade crowds fired up with their eye-catching routines and clever cheers. Each member has a passion to perform, but they're also taught lessons that'll stick with them for life. That's important to the two women who started the team. They drilled together as young girls and now their daughters carry on the tradition.
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Are the Seattle City Council's three incumbents in trouble this November election? City Inside/Out's Brian Callanan holds a journalist roundtable that answers that question and more with political reporters Melissa Santos from Crosscut, David Gutman from The Seattle Times, and The C is for Crank founder Erica C. Barnett.
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 Attention, y'all. Give Alabama transplantĀ Brett BentonĀ a listen! We promise you'll enjoy him cranking out his own twist of Delta and country-blues.Ā š¶Ā
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 "We want to show people that we're not a Centrum Silver ad, riding our bikes and smiling. We have more to offer than that." Fogue Studios & Gallery founder and executive director Patti Curtis-Hair is hell-bent on redefining what it means to be an artist over the age of 50.
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 It's a defining principle of democracy - the right to vote. Unfortunately, in many underserved communities of Seattle and King County, that right is not being exercised. But the effort to turn out the vote is getting substantial help.Ā
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 Northwest-based filmmaker Bao Tran is hard at work on "The Paper Tigers," an action/drama/comedy that moves like a martial arts movie and feels like a story about long-time friends facing middle age together.
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 Trimpin, a world-renowned kinetic sculptor, sound artist and musician, opens the studio door for a quiet gaze at his artistic practice.
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 Try saying sesquicentennial three times fast! Seattle will celebrate its 150th anniversary on Dec. 2. To mark the occasion, our friends at the Seattle Municipal Archives have partnered with the folks at HistoryLink.org, and together they've created a book exploring the history of the city from 1869 to 2019. You can see some of the artifacts found in the book on display now through December at the Seattle Municipal Tower Gallery on the Level 3 ConcourseĀ ā we took a look during the opening kickoff to the city's big 1-5-0!
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