Meet singer/songwriter Mary Lambert. Get the scoop on summer fun you don't want to miss and go behind the scenes with America's youngest drag queen. Plus, we bring you music from MoPOP's 2017 Sound Off! winner, and a West Coast premiere from Theatre22.

Seattle Art Fair turns three. We look at a funky four-part collaboration at Henry Art Gallery. The Westerlies bring brassy brilliance to Georgetown. Lisa Koch sounds off on screen addiction. And Amy Hevron illustrates her world.

The glitz, glamour and red carpet wonder of the 43rd annual Seattle International Film Festival is on display in Art Zone's fast-paced celebration of movie madness! Join Nancy Guppy at McCaw Hall as she chats up Northwest filmmakers and legions of film-going fanatics as they prepare to tackle more than 400 films in 25 days. To quote the great Bette Davis: "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night!" 

It's Sketch Month at the Pocket Theater. Actor Rich Gray returns to the 5th Avenue Theatre. Cherdonna interprets "A Doll's House." Erik Blood shares his musical life. Plus, Breaks and Swells previews its new LP.

In honor of the 10th anniversary of National Record Store Day, we spin a tribute to the "never-say-die" medium of vinyl -- from its history to pressing, scratching, collecting, listening and the sharing of life-changing record stories. Plus, Shelby Earl performs songs from her new vinyl release. 

Inside the vibrant world of Marimekko at Nordic Heritage Museum. Word power from poet E.J. Koh. Musician Greg Ruby unearths Seattle's early jazz scene. The Seattle Symphony takes a chill pill. And, Hi Crime breaks out with a new single!

This special episode of Art Zone features Mike McCready in conversation with host Nancy Guppy from her living room. Mike knew at an early age he wanted to be a rock star. He almost gave up that dream shortly before becoming lead guitarist of Pearl Jam, the Seattle grunge-era band which skyrocketed to international fame in the early '90s and is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2017 inductee. When he's not performing with Pearl Jam, Mike runs his record label HockeyTalkter Records; performs with his cover band Flight to Mars; and works to bring awareness to Crohn's disease, which he's lived with for decades. Also, Mike's book "Of Potato Heads and Polaroids: My Life Inside and Out of Pearl Jam" is slated for a May release.

Prints made from vintage glass plates depict life in pre-war Japan. An audience-activated world premiere from Seattle artist KT Niehoff. The wondrous world of Sacred Harp singing. A deathly duo and their Capitol Hill shop of curiosities. And, rock band Windowpane turns up the heat!

It's an art party at the Artspace Mt. Baker Lofts. Dancer Jade Solomon Curtis goes solo. Poet Lawrence Matsuda presents his work in a timely exhibit at The Wing Luke. Enter a timekeeper's mechanical wonderland. Plus, a new release from Seattle power-pop trio "Dude York."

It's a mashup of Seattle talent as Genre Bender turns 6. Funk band Polyrhythmics deliver their afro-psycho-beat. Artist and activist Mary Ann Peters reflects on her career. Plus, animator Clyde Petersen discusses his animated debut feature-length film "Torrey Pines," a queer punk coming-of-age tale.