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The classes are free and filling up fast, so sign up your child for the Dia de los Muertos art class in October.

If you know of any other after school activities in Yakima, please let me know in the comments!

Icelandic cartoonist/writer/comedian, Hugleikur Dagsson, has created some simple comics to go with historic songs!

The PTA at Yakima's Gilbert Elementary School is hosting their 2nd annual S.T.E.A.M. Night tonight

Bring the kids by 4 N. 45th Ave. in Yakima to see what good came out of all this snow. Take all the pictures you want and hopefully, it brightens your day.

Not everyone is an art connoisseur. While I enjoy art and did visit the Picasso Museum and The Louvre when my wife and I went on vacation to Paris back in 2000 it's not something I typically do. Not because I don't enjoy it, it's just that I have other things on my agenda...

Soooo usually bathroom art is relegated to phallic depictions and rulers or someone drawing a line a few feet above a urinal with pithy captions like "if you can pee above this line the fire department needs you". Rarely does art from the commode inspire but Pioneer Coffee in North Bend has changed all of that forever...

They other day I had to grab some food in Selah. As I was driving by Nana Kate's, I saw something very interesting that you would not normally see in Selah. What I saw is usually in Seattle or San Francisco. It was the most amazing artwork on the sidewalk. Chalk art!

An Italian artist is trying to crowd-source funding through a Kickstarter campaign (who isn't these days?) to create awareness of what he calls the true cost of circumcision.

As a youngster, I used to spend much of my free time drawing.  As an avid sports fan I would often choose athletes as my subjects.  By virtue of this, I ultimately became proficient in drawing team logos from memory. In this video I will demonstrate how to draw the Seattle Seahawks' old logo in less than 30 seconds...

Last week, Yakima's gem The Seasons Performance Hall announced the upcoming departure of Director Ellie Strosahl.  While Ms. Strosahl deserves much credit for developing a burgeoning venue and her shoes will be hard to fill, it also presents an excellent opportunity for whomever is deemed fit to take the reins and build upon the tradition that has been put into motion.

The 10 X 10 X 10 X Tieton juried art exhibit is looking for entries between now and the closing date of June 16.