 Help us wish Seattleās P-Patch Community Gardening Program a happy birthday! This beloved community gardening program, one of the largest in the nation, got its start 50 years ago in the Wedgwood neighborhood. ā Seattle Department of Neighborhoods leads the program, and has this retrospective.
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 Go behind the scenes at South Seattle Collegeās Northwest Wine Academy.Ā The program makes careers in wine accessible to many who may not have seen it as a viable option and has graduates working in wineries and tasting rooms across the state. Ā
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 Laughter, camaraderie, and a show like nothing you've seen before. Moisture FestivalĀ runs through April 16 at the Broadway Performance Hall and packs in ācomedy, variety, circus arts, neo vaudeville, every kind of thing you can imagine.ā Watch for a peek behind the curtain.
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 Katherine Bradford's paintings are like hot cocoa for the soul. A warm hug. The sun on your skin. Her first ever museum survey "Flying Woman: The Paintings of Katherine Bradford" fills more than three rooms at the (always free) Frye Art Museum, and runs through May 14.
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 Folks had big feelings about little newsstands in 1938 Seattle. A complaint triggered detailed reports on stands all over the cityĀ that includeĀ photos of said newsstands surrounded by people chatting, running errands, and catching the streetcar show Seattle like weāve never seen it in the history books.
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 āBeaujolais in My Blood: Growing up Gay and Well-Fed in a Family-Run French Restaurantā is written from the perspective of author Eric Pitsenbarger's "disgruntled (and closeted) teenage self," and it brings everything to the table, from celebrity cameos to family secrets to true love.
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