by Agueda Pacheco Flores
The Return is a play that has to be watched; it can’t be explained or summarized. At least, that’s what playwright Hanna Eady says.
“I can’t tell you too much about the plot, because the way the structure works is that it unfolds as the audience would watch it,” said Eady, adding that it’s a mystery.
Continue reading ‘The Return,’ a Palestinian Story Onstage, Gets an Extended Runby Agueda Pacheco Flores
Restaurants across Seattle, including the South End, joined a call this past week to participate in a fundraiser for Palestinian children.
Continue reading South End Restaurants Fundraise for Palestinian Childrenby Agueda Pacheco Flores
Undocumented immigrants have been ineligible for state health insurance, but now Washington has opened its health insurance market to potentially more than 105,000 undocumented people.
Continue reading Washington State’s Insurance Marketplace Now Open to Undocumented Peopleby Agueda Pacheco Flores
Across cultures, this time of year, when the sun starts to set early and the clouds grow gray, signals the long winter to come. In American culture, the dark ambiance spurs thoughts of scary movies, pumpkin patches, and end-of-the-month night walks for candy. But for Mexicans and other Latinos from countries such as Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, the season is meant to honor and welcome the deceased back into this plane of existence.
Continue reading A South End Guide to Día de Muertos 2023by Agueda Pacheco Flores
Community members in Capitol Hill are staunchly objecting to the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department’s decision to demolish the 3-year-old garden that was planted in Cal Anderson Park following the George Floyd protests in 2020.
Continue reading Supporters of Cal Anderson BLM Garden Persist Beyond Deadlineby Agueda Pacheco Flores
For the past couple of months, three times a week, 35 dancers have been meeting up. They practice in the far reaches of the South End at the Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture and their new Burien studio. On weekdays, when people are getting home from work and winding down, the dancers are just getting started.
Continue reading Bailadores de Bronce Celebrate Their Golden Year
