Morning Matters

Brunching Around Seattle This Easter Sunday

From Italian Easter lunch to peanut butter pancakes (and seafood galore).

03/24/2016 By Emma Engelfried

Morning Fizz

Sound Transit Expansion Plan Likely to Include Large Investment in Parking Facilities

ST3 on table, Starbucks under scrutiny, and SDOT in new light.

03/24/2016 By Josh Feit

Critic's Notebook

Check the Menu Brilliance at the Carlile Room

What pun you can have when the Paramount is across the street.

03/24/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

Local Talent

A Fiendish Conversation with Kate Wallich

The standout modern choreographer and dancer discusses how Seattle's tech boom positively influenced her new work 'Industrial Ballet.'

03/23/2016 By Seth Sommerfeld

Habitat for Humanity

Slide Show: Habitat for Humanity Luncheon

On March 22, 800+ business and community leaders, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and other guests came out to support Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County's 30th Anniversary Luncheon at the WA State Convention Center.

03/23/2016

Icons

The Space Needle Has a New Official Ice Cream

And that's not Full Tilt's only big move this year.

03/23/2016 By Grace Qian

Race to the Runway

Calling All Local Independent Designers

Find out how to take part in this year’s Independent Designer Runway Show.

03/23/2016 By Aoife Reilly

Morning Fizz

Clinton in Seattle, Investigation at SDOT, and Costs in the Suburbs

Murray introduces Clinton in Sanders-friendly Seattle, city takes serious look at Kubly ties to Pronto, and Sound Transit review panel notes suburban costs.

03/23/2016 By Josh Feit and Josh Kelety

Food & Drink

Nosh Pit Weekly Planner: March 23–29

The week in which: Brouwer's Cafe toasts to 11 years, Plate of Nations serves up food culture, and the Burke Museum calls to your inner ethnobotanist.

03/23/2016 By Rosin Saez

Back Fence

Is Seattle the Birthplace of a New Religion?

Turns out "post-Christian" Seattle is fertile ground for new church starts.

03/23/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

Fast Food

And Now for an Update on Steak 'N Shake Seattle

Not to worry, it's still happening.

03/23/2016 By Allecia Vermillion

Visual Art

Audacious Accessibility Reigns in 'Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic'

Seattle Art Museum's survey of the Brooklyn-based artist's career to date showcases an in-your-face and engaging take on blackness in modern society.

03/22/2016 By Seth Sommerfeld

Morning Matters

2 Notable Restaurants, 2 New Brunch Options

One of them kicks things off on Easter Sunday.

03/22/2016 By Allecia Vermillion

The Scent of Success

Rob Lowe Debuts New Fragrance at Nordstrom

The actor believes 18 Amber Wood is more than just another celebrity product.

03/22/2016 By Kyle Kuhn

Oeno Files

William Church Malbec Gamache Vineyards Columbia Valley 2013

Most of the wine world uses malbec as a blending variety. In Washington—as in Argentina—the grape is able to stand on its own.

03/22/2016 By Sean P. Sullivan

Morning Fizz

New Housing Data Challenges Conventional Liberal Wisdom in Seattle

New rental market data, a new approach to drug addiction, and a new cause for labor.

03/22/2016 By Josh Feit

Sales and Events

Wear What When: March 21–27

Seattle Makers Market, a two-day Pendleton sale, and markdowns galore.

03/21/2016 By Kyle Kuhn

Bang For Your Buck

Cheap Week March 21–27

Thao and the Get Down Stay Down treads new sonic ground, writers honor Octavia E. Butler's legacy, and Cinerama screens 'Batman v Superman' in 70mm.

03/21/2016 By Scott Johnson Edited by Seth Sommerfeld

Power Lines

The Rise and Fall (and Possible Rise Again) of Pronto

The bike share nonprofit went bankrupt in bike-friendly Seattle. Is it worth saving?

03/21/2016 By Josh Feit

Curiouser and Curiouser

Pizzeria Gabbiano "Closed for Reimagination"

Does this have anything to do with his pasta shop plans?

03/21/2016 By Allecia Vermillion