WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

The Women Who Styled Pacific Northwest History

Eight women who shaped the fashion and textile industries in the unlikeliest of places.

03/10/2022 By Zoe Sayler

They Need Somebody

How You Can Help Ukraine from Seattle

Local organizations offering ways to support refugees fleeing the war.

03/10/2022 By Taylor McKenzie Gerlach

Bobbing Along

Float Tanks Offer a Strange Form of Therapy

What would you pay for an hour of nothingness?

03/09/2022 By Allison Williams

It Has a Dog Bath

Property Watch: A Creatively Updated Mount Baker Tudor

Built-ins, new and old, reign in this 1925 Tudor Revival home.

03/09/2022 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

SNEAKER WAVE

Breanna Stewart and eBay Prove More WNBA Players Need Signature Shoes

Breanna Stewart, the first WNBA player in over a decade to land a signature shoe deal, partners with eBay to highlight women-designed sneakers.

03/09/2022 By Zoe Sayler

Coronavirus Chronicles

King County Restaurants, Bars, and More Requiring Proof of Vaccination

Establishments erring on the side of caution.

03/09/2022 By Taylor McKenzie Gerlach, Angela Cabotaje, and Grace McGuire

Danger Less

Things Seattle Will Miss about Russell Wilson

Good luck pulling off orange sparkles, Ciara.

03/08/2022 By Allison Williams

Lovesac Mobile Concierge

Lovesac is bringing a personalized and curated shopping experience right to the customer’s door.

03/08/2022 Photography by Mike Steidley

Lark 3.0

After Two Long Years, Lark Returns

One of our most influential Northwest restaurants reopens its dining room...with a few notable changes.

03/08/2022 By Allecia Vermillion

State of Real Estate

5 Seattle Areas with the Biggest Home Price Changes in February

Four neighborhood groups saw significant year-over-year growth, while one tanked.

03/08/2022 By Seattle Met Staff

Coronavirus Chronicles

Forget Boosters—Will You Need an Annual Covid Shot?

Seattle researchers are already studying variant-proof vaccines and other next-generation tools for curbing the coronavirus.

03/08/2022 By Angela Cabotaje

Unmarked Doors

Tsukushinbo Will Close to Make Way for Two New Japantown Successors

The Caccam family will continue a 28-year legacy with a new sushi counter, a bar, and lots of onigiri.

03/08/2022 By Allecia Vermillion

The Can’t-Miss Cocktail Base This Season? Cognac

This classic French spirit is as multifaceted as it is elegant.

03/07/2022

Ticket Alert

Fisherman’s Village Music Festival Is Yet Another Reason to Love Spring

Digable Planets, Deep Sea Diver, and Haley Heynderickx round out a balanced lineup.

03/07/2022 By Sophie Grossman

War Stories

A Seattle Author Traces His Family's Holocaust Survival in Soviet Ukraine

Maksim Goldenshteyn's So They Remember chronicles an overlooked atrocity in an area facing similar peril today.

03/07/2022 By Benjamin Cassidy

Coming Together

A Discovery Park Peace Offering

A plan to create a public park on a former military site ended decades of discord on Magnolia Bluff.

03/07/2022 By Benjamin Cassidy and Angela Cabotaje

Tally the Votes

The Historic Election Results of 1972

A third north-south highway, the Seattle Aquarium at Golden Gardens, and electric-powered streetcars were all on the ballot 50 years ago.

03/07/2022 Illustrations by Jordan Kay By Angela Cabotaje

Now Playing

Why KEXP Is Still Seattle's Indie Radio Station

Fifty years after its inception, this public radio station can afford to stay weird.

03/07/2022 By Sophie Grossman Illustrations by Jordan Kay

Occupy Beacon Hill

The Origins of El Centro de la Raza

A peaceful takeover of a vacant schoolhouse once rocked the city—and inspired future racial justice fights.

03/07/2022 By Angela Cabotaje

Groovy, Baby

1972: The Audacious Year That Changed Seattle

The legacy of these momentous 12 months lingers 50 years on.

03/07/2022 By Angela Cabotaje, Benjamin Cassidy, and Sophie Grossman Illustrations by Jordan Kay