Seattle magazine • 6th April 2020

How Did Fremont Become the Center of the Universe?

In the 1990s, a small group of Fremont residents and business owners wanted to rebrand the neighborhood as the culturally rich area it once was, rather than the industrial eyesore it had become.

Seattle magazine • 6th April 2020

How Climate Activist Jamie Margolin Plans to Save the World (and Graduate High School)

If wildfires hadn’t been continually raging close to home and as far away as Australia, Jamie Margolin, 18, might have been more focused on her application to New York University this winter. But it’s hard to plan for a future that she says doesn’t feel guaranteed, even with her high school graduation from Holy Names Academy coming up next month.

Seattle magazine • 4th March 2020

These Rain-activated Artworks Are Sprinkled Throughout Seattle

As it starts to rain, sunny lyrics appear on a Frelard sidewalk, while a herd of cats and dogs emerges on a patch of pavement in South Lake Union.

Seattle magazine • 17th February 2020

This Whidbey Island Studio Takes an Ancient Approach to Contemporary Design

When Ed Hodson discovered a vibrant aqueous art pattern inside some old books, he was instantly mesmerized.

Seattle magazine • 1st February 2020

Secret Saloons

Seattle magazine • 28th January 2020

A Family-Friendly Travel Gem in British Columbia

Vernon, British Columbia, rests nestled between the northern shores of Okanagan and Kalamalka lakes. It’s not a sleepy small town, but an active one, particularly in the winter.

Seattle magazine • 24th January 2020

Panorama, a New Home Community in Issaquah, Is the Peak of Pacific Northwest Luxury

The Talus community in Issaquah has always been one of those perfect junctions between urban and rural, where the city of Seattle is only a short drive away, Cougar Mountain towers right in its backyard, and Issaquah’s historic downtown lies just down the hill.

Seattle magazine • 21st January 2020

An Oregon Beach Getaway for the Whole Family

If you love to chew on saltwater taffy while walking along the crab-shell-covered shores of charming beach towns, you shouldn’t miss Seaside, Oregon.

Seattle magazine • 3rd January 2020

Antique Photography Lives on at This Pioneer Square Studio

Despite tintype photography’s Civil War–era origins, you can hold a magnifying glass to such a photo and see individual threads of clothing. That’s because the image is made of molecular silver crystals, much smaller than pixels, and therefore doesn’t undergo the same blurry degradation that occurs when film or a digital image is zoomed in on or enlarged.

Seattle magazine • 27th December 2019

Ballard Used-gear Consignment Shop Makes Outdoor Adventures More Accessible

Washington’s trails and slopes can challenge even the heartiest adventurers—but the steep cost of new gear presents one of the biggest obstacles to getting out there in the first place.

Seattle magazine • 11th December 2019

Seattle-area Trio Launches a New Decision-making App

Three Seattle-area natives have created an app to simplify the process of reaching consensus.

Seattle magazine • 3rd December 2019

Newest Edition of Sasquatch Books' Best-selling Title Offers Old-fashioned Advice for the Urban Dweller

What was once a handbound stack of typewritten pages, titled Carla Emery’s Old Fashioned Recipe Book, has become, half a century later, The Encyclopedia of Country Living: 50th Anniversary Edition (December 3, Sasquatch Books, $29.95).

Seattle magazine • 25th November 2019

Murano Senior Living Helps You Care For Your Loved Ones

The holidays are quickly approaching, which means many of us will be heading home for the holidays and spending more time with family. Sometimes, a visit home for the holidays can open our eyes to the fact that our loved ones are getting older and it may be time to have a conversation about senior housing and senior care.

Seattle magazine • 5th November 2019

15 Restaurants Serving Thanksgiving Dinner 2019

You can forego the hours of cooking and loads of dishes to clean on Thanksgiving with the many Seattle restaurants who are offering special, chef-prepared Thanksgiving meals this year.

Seattle magazine • 4th November 2019

Seattle’s Most Influential People 2019: Ones to Watch

Seattle magazine • 17th October 2019

Must List: Halloween Pet Parade, Kinofest, Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience

Seattle magazine • 11th October 2019

Must List: Burke Museum Grand Reopening, Seattle Queer Film Festival, 'Stabbin' Cabin'

Seattle magazine • 9th October 2019

Dallas-based JSX Expands Service to King County

If you’ve wanted the advantages of private jet travel without the cost, a new service is putting that style of travel within reach. JSX, a Dallas-based public air carrier, expanded its service to Seattle in July, with daily service from King County International Airport at Boeing Field (BFI) to Oakland.

Seattle magazine • 3rd October 2019

Must List: Taste of Seattle Made, Earshot Jazz Festival, Delta's 17:00 Bar

Seattle magazine • 26th September 2019

Must List: Northwest Tea Festival, Refuge Outdoors Festival, Samsoom Pop-up

Seattle magazine • 19th September 2019

Must List: Luminata, Snohomish Tweed Ride, Seattle Children's Festival

Seattle magazine • 12th September 2019

Must List: Chinatown-ID Night Market, Emerald City Blues Festival, Grilled Cheese Grand Prix

Seattle magazine • 5th September 2019

Must List: Cider Summit Seattle, San Gennaro Festival, 'People of the Book'

Seattle magazine • 16th July 2019

Best Places To Pick Berries Near Seattle

Whether baked in a pie or eaten fresh, berries are a quintessential summer treat. Get your fingers red and blue and every shade in between at these local U-pick berry farms this summer.