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• Dispersed: The Womxn of Region Six | Monday, March 20-Saturday, March 25 | 7-8 p.m. | Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, 104 17th Ave. S., Seattle | $12.50-$25 | This theatrical celebration of women from the African diaspora features dancing, drums, and costumes — audience participation is encouraged.
• Tenacious Beasts | Monday, Mar. 20 | 7:30 p.m. | Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave., Seattle | $5-$20 | Writer and professor Christopher Preston discusses how some species reclaim important ecological roles and offers a road map to conservation.

• Into the Light: Works on Paper | Tuesday, March 21-Tuesday, Oct. 17 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Frye Art Museum, 704 Terry Ave., Seattle | Free with admission | Gaze at stunning portraits from artists like Leon Schulman Gaspard, Alice Neel, and Andrew Wyeth.
• The Complete Goldberg Variations | Tuesday, Mar. 21 | 7:30 p.m. | Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle | $41 | Enjoy a new Baroque-style harpsichord and strings arrangement, paired with Bach’s famous variations.

• Queensrÿche: The Digital Noise Alliance Tour | Wednesday, Mar. 22 | 7:30 p.m. | Neptune Theatre, 1303 NE 45th St., Seattle | $36 | These 80s hair metal rockers have power ballads for days.
• Hart to Harts | Wednesday, Mar. 22 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | The Lab at Ada’s, 425 15th Ave., Seattle | $35 | Meet new friends while discussing topics like philosophy, happiness, and science —all prompted by conversation cards.

• Brewer’s Dinner Series | Thursday, Mar. 23 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. | Steelheads Alley, 1201 First Ave. S., Seattle | $90 | Rodney Hines of Métier Brewing and Chef Sabrina Tinsley of La Spiga Osteria collaborate on a four-course meal paired with beer.
• Seattle Moisture Festival | Thursday, Mar. 23-Friday, Mar. 24 | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Broadway Performance Hall, 1625 Broadway, Seattle | $15-$46 | The longtime vaudevillian extravaganza is back in a new venue.

• U District Cherry Blossom Festival | Friday, Mar. 24 | 8 a.m.-11 p.m. | University District, 4300 Brooklyn Ave. NE, Seattle | Free | Celebrate cherry blossom season in the U District with themed food, drinks, and shopping specials from 70+ businesses.*

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• Sound Transit announced a few changes for 2023 that are intended to improve your Light Rail experience. Among the biggest ones will be station agents who will be on-hand at Northgate and Westlake for 16 hours a day to answer questions, give directions, or provide other support.

• The Bellevue-based Ballmer Group is giving $43 million to fund 1,500+ early childhood education scholarships over eight years. $38 million will go to the UW College of Education to cover tuition and other expenses for students pursuing a degree in the field.

• Butter up the popcorn. New film festival Make Believe Seattle — hosted at various locations in Capitol Hill — will screen flicks that attempt to push the boundaries of genres like sci-fi and horror. The fest runs from Thursday, March 23 through Sunday, March 26. (Capitol Hill Seattle)

• KING 5 is launching a new series tonight during its 11 p.m. broadcast called “Cultivating Culture.” The series from network anchor Shanté Sumpter and producer Brittney Brumfield aims to highlight Black innovators in the Western Washington region. (KING 5)

• Whoop whoop — Bellevue’s first new fire station in 29 years will start construction soon. Fire Station 10, located on the 1200 block of 112th Avenue NE, will allow quicker response times to areas in downtown and BelRed. There will be a public groundbreaking on Wednesday, March 22.

• The city’s budget office released a report showing Seattle has used the majority of its COVID Local Fiscal Recovery (CLFR) funds, which is federal money meant to support local economies during the pandemic. Seattle has spent 75% of its CLFR bucks, while other large cities have only spent 29% on average. (Capitol Hill Blog)

• International tea chain Happy Lemon is now open in Westwood Village in the former Vatsana’s Thai Restaurant space. The cafe serves a variety of cold milk tea drinks — including ones topped with salted cheese — and bubble waffles. This is the franchise’s fourth location in Seattle. (West Seattle Blog)

• Morningside Academy offers students the opportunity to get caught up — and thrive. Help your child make academic gains, build learning skills, and see their self-confidence grow. Students can enroll for the full year in the Foundations program, spend their middle school years at Morningside, or get extra support with a Summer School program (two-four week options available). Learn more + apply.*

• If your vacuum isn’t picking up dirt and debris like it used to, it may be time for a new one. This handheld Shark vacuum is lightweight, cordless, and highly rated on Amazon. Or splurge on the Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum that sucks up particles as small as allergens and bacteria.*
• To celebrate the first day of spring, refresh your home with tea towels by Jessica Reynolds and find your city print by Signet Sealed, which can all be found in our online shop (Six & Main). Now, that’s how you start the new season.

• Refinance rates are skyrocketing. But home equity rates remain relatively low — which means that now is a great time to borrow against your home. Calculate your payment.*