![Person in red beanie sits with back to camera in front of art humanoid art piece wearing crown and gold and silver robe](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/WASEATTLE/2023/06/7846346/emilycounts-02web_original.jpg) Artist Emily Counts' installation “Sea of Vapors” features otherworldly outfits, fantastical figures, and what is possibly a giant fuzzy pear??👗👽🍐 It combines technology and texture in a show like nothing we’ve ever seen.
![Bearded man in black baseball cap and sunglasses sits in purple convertable](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/WASEATTLE/2023/06/7845824/short-greenwoodcarshowweb_original.jpg) Folks in Greenwood wheel-y love the annual Greenwood Car Show. Enthusiasts at this year’s fundraising, food-driving (🚙) festivities say they welcome folks from far and wide regardless of auto expertise. From food to vintage shopping to the friendly block party atmosphere, there’s something for everyone.
![Three construction workers stand on equipment in cylindrical cement pit](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/WASEATTLE/2023/06/7846325/short-mudhoneybreaksthroughweb_original.jpg) "The machine looks like it's been through a lot. It has." MudHoney began work 22 months ago in Ballard and broke through recently in Wallingford. This short video explains MudHoney's mission to build a massive stormwater and sewage tunnel, and what happens now that it's complete.
![Bar wall covered in various types of art](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/WASEATTLE/2023/06/7845785/artzone-thehideout-04web_original.jpg) 100 paintings, great cocktails, and a reminder of Seattle’s thriving arts culture — The Hideout is a proud community hub. Curator Jeremy Buben shares some recommendations for prospective art collectors, admirers, and bar patrons who want a unique way to leave their own creative mark.
![Black and white image of large crowd carrying signs in street](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/WASEATTLE/2023/06/7846475/misc-piosqlgbtq-5012319_original.jpg) “It was a drag queen’s delight!” Did you know Pioneer Square was the original hub for Seattle’s LGBTQ+ community? Journey back in time to some of the city's first discos, hangouts, and hotspots. History Link presents stories new and old, famous, infamous, and little-known about the neighborhood’s...pioneering history.
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