Celebrating Ulysses Dove
Celebrate Black History Month with a tribute to Ulysses Dove, the trailblazing choreographer behind PNB favorites like Red Angels and Serious Pleasures.
PNB School Announces New Partnership with MoBBallet!
PNB School partners with Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet so Summer Course students can attend both programs, with week five fees waived. Learn how to apply.
Join us for Momotaro Community Day!
Celebrate Japanese and Japanese American art at Momotaro Community Day on March 28. Enjoy free performances, an art market, taiko, and more at McCaw Hall.
Get Ready for Momotaro at PNB!
Get ready for PNB’s world premiere of Momotaro with books, videos, recipes, and tips to explore this classic Japanese folktale before the show.
Accessibility at PNB
Discover Pacific Northwest Ballet’s accessibility programs, including sensory-friendly performances, audio dance description, Dance for All, and Dance for PD.
Recognizing Jewish American Heritage Month at PNB
Compiled by Miriam Landis, a Pacific Northwest Ballet School faculty member. Foreword May is Jewish American Heritage Month. PNB is proud to celebrate the generations of Jewish Americans who have shaped our arts, history, and culture and continue influencing our future. Pacific Northwest Ballet is a community, and the individuals among us who bring Jewish […]
Have you heard of STG Dance for PD?
Learn about STG Dance for PD®, free dance classes for people with Parkinson’s disease offered at PNB’s Francia Russell Center in partnership with STG.
The Impact of Institutional Support
Darkroom Ballet’s Krishna Washburn explains why PNB’s audio dance description program matters for blind and visually impaired audiences and arts accessibility.
Celebrating Kabby Mitchell III
Honor Kabby Mitchell III, PNB’s first Black dancer, through Kiyon Ross’s tribute. Learn about Mitchell’s career, teaching legacy, and lasting impact on Seattle.
Pay What You Can at the Ballet
Pay What You Can nights let you see PNB for as little as $5. Get tickets at the McCaw Hall Box Office 90 minutes before showtime.