Restaurants

Review: FlintCreek's Got Game

Even the offbeat meats taste great at Greenwood’s newest destination.

01/23/2017 By Kathryn Robinson

Back Fence

Loud and Proud: Girls Ellington Project Gives Voice to the Disenfranchised

Is this the year JazzEd’s all-girl band performs at Lincoln Center?

01/23/2017 By Kathryn Robinson

Quote Unquote

Sandy Restrepo Fights for the Undocumented

And the Burien-based attorney is ready to lead an immigration revolution.

01/23/2017 By Matthew Halverson

Editor's Note

How to Read This Issue

And how we, as a city, can take action.

01/23/2017 By James Ross Gardner

Power LInes

Are High Rents Putting Artists in Danger?

Why the deadly fire in Oakland worries the Seattle arts scene.

01/23/2017 By Josh Feit

Questions Answered

Champion Curler Brady Clark Has His Sights on the 2018 Olympics

This February, the 39-year-old from Lynnwood competes in the USA Curling National Championship in Everett, a stepping stone toward the 2018 Winter Games.

01/23/2017 By Jessica Voelker

Open Letter

To Kim Jong-un, Who Could Apparently Blow Us Up

Come at us bro.

01/23/2017

Film

Washington Film Has One Last Chance to Save Itself

With a major tax credit about to expire, the industry has its back against the wall.

01/23/2017 By Matthew Halverson

Religion

Building Seattle's First Mosque Required Faith, Luck, and Boeing

The many miracles of the Idris Mosque.

01/23/2017 By Matthew Halverson

Critic's Notebook

Seattle’s 7 Most Sumptuous Pies

The dessert that loves you back.

01/22/2017 By Kathryn Robinson

Inauguration 2017

Sally Jewell Has Left the Building

Obama’s Secretary of the Interior is returning to Seattle. We asked her where that leaves America’s public lands.

01/20/2017 By Allison Williams

The Cat Is the Hat

The Power of a Pink Hat

From California to DC to Seattle, the Pussyhat Project has inspired knitting as political action.

01/20/2017 By Rosin Saez

Inauguration Morning Opinion

The Nightmare Scenario

How Trump's perverted populism could translate into a second term.

01/20/2017 By Josh Feit

Shifts & Shakeups

This Week in Restaurant News: Kyoto-Style Ramen and Po'boys via Indianapolis

Plus Thai brunch and new sweets at Sea-Tac.

01/20/2017 By Allecia Vermillion

Boutique Blues

Moksha Closes in the U District After 14 Years

And plans to reopen in the International District this spring.

01/19/2017 By Rosin Saez

Local Talent

A Fiendish Conversation with Jim Woodring

The artist and cartoonist shares of his latest collection of oversized surreal imagery at Frye Art Museum.

01/19/2017 By Seth Sommerfeld

The Face of Architectural Hardware: Builders’ Hardware & Supply

Employee owned and operated, Builders’ Hardware and Supply has been providing architectural hardware for nearly 60 years. Their showrooms feature the best door & cabinet hardware in the Puget Sound.

01/19/2017

The Weekend Starts... Now

The Top Things to Do This Weekend: January 19–22

Jacob Lawrence's 'The Migration Series' comes to SAM, Spectrum Dance Theater fights against lethal police force, and MoPop screens 'Singles.'

01/19/2017 By Seattle Met Staff

Faces of Seattle 2017

The greater Seattle area is filled with working professionals making a positive difference in the community. No matter the field, these individuals are game-changers, and they continue to move industries of all kinds forward.

01/19/2017

The Face of Advertising: Wunderman Seattle

Robbee Minicola, President of Wunderman Seattle, is leading the way to the agency of the future.

01/19/2017