This event is free and open to the public. Information on accessibility and getting to Hugo House can be found here. Writer and critic John Whittier Treat (The Rise and Fall of the Yellow House) was a witness to the earliest days of the AIDS epidemic in the Pacific Northwest and became involved with the

Free to the public | Central Library (Level 4, room 2 - Howard S. Wright Family & Janet W. Ketcham Meeting Room) Presented in partnership with the Seattle Public Library Join us for a two-part discussion where we'll hear from representatives of residency programs old and new including Artsmith, Bloedel Reserve, Hedgebrook, Hypatia-In-The-Woods, Mineral School,

$10 general admission | $5 Hugo House member  Hugo House poet-in-residence Anastacia-Renee reads and guest curates a night of radical women and genderqueer writers of color featuring poet Arisa White, author most recently of the smart and fearless collection You’re the Most Beautiful Thing That Happened (Augury Books), which takes its titles from words used