Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
A lively look at Seattle’s creative scene -- Fridays | 8 p.m.About Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
Take a look at Seattle's fabulous creative scene, with fresh highlights from local arts, entertainment and cultural happenings. Art Zone with Nancy Guppy features interviews with local artists and performers, reviews and previews of current offerings, and lots of surprises. New episodes of Art Zone with Nancy Guppy premiere Friday nights at 8 p.m., with additional playbacks throughout the week.
Host Nancy Guppy grew up in Seattle and, with the exception of a three-year stint in Los Angeles, has lived in the city her entire life. Before creating arts programming for the Seattle Channel, Nancy spent 10 years as a writer/performer/producer on KING TV's late night comedy show, Almost Live!. Nancy enjoys morning coffee, daily walks, dinner with friends, hang time with husband Joe, and hitting the local art scene as much as she possibly can.
January 1979. The Heats give their first public performance in the gymnasium of Sequim High School. Less than two years later, the power-pop foursome—Kenny Deans, Keith Lilly, Steve Pearson, and Don Short—was tearing up the local club scene, opening for The Knack and Heart, with their single “I Don’t Like Your Face” climbing the Billboard charts. By New Year’s Eve 1983, The Heats called it quits, playing their final show at Belltown’s legendary Astor Park. But the spark never really went out. In fall 2026, Kenny, Keith, and Steve—joined by guitarist Jon Memolo—cranked it back up for this high-octane concert at Tacoma’s Spanish Ballroom.
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