On Montlake

UW Legend Nate Robinson Needed a Kidney. This Fan Knew He Could Help.

The story of a beloved player in need, a fan's act of kindness, and an unlikely bond.

02/11/2025 By Christian Caple

Represent

Why Is There a Space Needle in Macon, Georgia?

Jesse Evans built it as an ode to his late wife, but also as an ode to a city he loves.

02/11/2025 By Nathalie Graham

Know Your Place

Historic Kerry Hall Was Worth Saving

Part of Cornish College of the Arts until last month, the century-old building will return to its original purpose as a theater and arts space.

02/10/2025 By Meg van Huygen

Plan a Meeting or Event That Truly Inspires

At The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa, we understand that a successful meeting goes beyond just a venue—it’s about creating an experience that sparks inspiration, fosters collaboration, and leaves an impression.

02/09/2025

Friday Feed

A Good Reason to Eat Out, a Cute Bar, and More in This Week's Food News

Today's hospitality fundraiser for immigrant rights, Laurel opens, Lenox does lunch.

02/07/2025 By Naomi Tomky

All Grown Up

Seattle Children’s Theatre Turns 50

"At our core, we are here for community.”

02/06/2025 By Malia Alexander

Hot Topic

Tasty Trends and Fusty Fads

The hottest and nottest in the local food scene this season.

02/06/2025 By Naomi Tomky

More Is More

Seattle Designer Janelle Abbott Goes Big on Everything

Her zero-waste JRAT label uses upcycled materials to create ebullient handmade garments.

02/05/2025 By Karly Quadros

Food News

Major Changes Are Coming to Canlis

A whole new era begins as the restaurant says farewell to co-owner Brian Canlis and chef Aisha Ibrahim.

02/05/2025 By Allecia Vermillion

In Memoriam

Remembering Shelley Brothers, Co-Owner of Bar the Wildrose

A queer icon, committed to her bar and community.

02/04/2025 By Naomi Tomky

City in Motion

Yonny Is the Hottest Seattle Hip-Hop Artist You’ve Never Heard Of

At least not yet.

02/04/2025 By Eric Olson Photography by Chona Kasinger

60 Years ago, Four Seattle Women Began An “Inclusion Revolution” That Burns Brighter Than Ever

There was a “culture of shame” around disabilities, and these women were determined to change it.

02/03/2025

Hole New Ballgame

A New Operator Will Tee Off at Green Lake’s Pitch & Putt This Spring

A birdie told us the new concessionaires know little about golf, but everything about having a good time.

02/03/2025 By Naomi Tomky

Generational Change Agent

Meet Seattle’s Newest (Elected) City Councilmember

Will Alexis Mercedes Rinck lead the Seattle City Council into the future, or get bogged down in the present?

02/03/2025 By Adam Willems

Friday Feed

Art of the Table Chef Returns, Korean Winery Opens, and More Food News

This week's update is full of intriguing moves.

01/31/2025 By Naomi Tomky

From Biscuits to Bagels

A Baker’s Dozen of Exceptional Breakfast Sandwiches

It’s hard to improve on simplicity. Unless it involves a hash brown patty.

01/30/2025 By Naomi Tomky and Allecia Vermillion

sleigh all day

Where to Go Sledding Near Seattle

A good snow hill is surprisingly hard to find.

01/30/2025 By Allison Williams

Seattle Dining Guide

Seattle's Most Underrated Restaurants

From udon to fish tacos to tasting menus, these spots deserve more attention.

01/28/2025 By Naomi Tomky and Allecia Vermillion

Mark Your Calendar

How to Celebrate Black History Month in Seattle

Readings, performances, and exhibits on Black history fill this month with reflection and learning.

01/28/2025 By Taylor McKenzie Gerlach

Well Well Well

Why I’m Not Making Resolutions This Year

In 2024, my resolutions saved my life. In 2025, I made none.

01/27/2025 By Haley Shapley

Seattle Met

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