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Korfball is unusual in the United States. For years, Team USA remained short-handed. But this summer, two of the people who started the team are working to find new talent.
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Freddy Monares/KNKXCommunity members can help guide exhibits at the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. Its new leader wants more people to get involved. -
Kiliii Yüyan/Braided RiverKiliii Yüyan’s new book “Guardians of Life” explores traditional ecological knowledge and how it helps sustain everything from whales and buffalo to rainforests and rivers.
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Image via Unsplash/KNKX Graphic via CanvaLooking for a spot with live jazz for a date or casual outing with friends? Here’s a list of some of the best bars and small venues in the Seattle area that regularly present live jazz. -
Darryl Jenifer/Earshot MediaDarryl Jenifer, bassist and co-founder of 1980s punk group Bad Brains, releases his second album of mostly-mellow modern jazz.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXGrammy-winning singer-songwriter Judith Hill returned to KNKX, showcasing her powerful take on modern blues in a captivating three-song set with her family band. -
Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXSeattle JazzED students light up the KNKX School of Jazz, with mentor Nate Omdal on bass and intern Devon Rafanelli on drums.
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