Blake Peterson is a local journalist based in Bellevue, Washington. He writes for South Sound Magazine, 425 Magazine, 425 Business, and South Sound Business, covering a range of topics including arts and culture, music, literature, entertainment, and local business profiles. With a passion for storytelling, Blake aims to bring engaging and informative content to his readers.
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Blake's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment, culture, and society in Washington and Bellevue. He seems to be interested in featuring local events, businesses, and artistic endeavors. If you have a unique perspective or are involved in the local music scene, literary community, real estate market or event planning within this area of focus then reaching out to Blake would likely be beneficial.
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Tim Burton’s new sequel is about as good as the original.
In a new interview, the singer and actress discusses her upcoming performance at Tacoma’s Pantages Theater, the joys of singing live, why she’s inspired by younger artists, and more.
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‘Keith Haring: A Radiant Legacy’ opens on Oct. 10.
Storied Northwest photographer Charles Peterson released a photo book, ‘Charles Peterson’s Nirvana,’ earlier this year. Now, it’s being expanded into a Tacoma Art Museum exhibit.
These new movies’ nonlinear approaches to character and narrative are inspired — for the most part.
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The pop stars concluded their coheadlining Sweat Tour at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena this week. Here’s what we saw.
JPC Architects discusses how office style has changed post-COVID, regional needs, and more.
Catching up with a Snohomish County man who’s amassed the world’s largest collection of graffiti and urban art on canvas.
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