Joey and Gillian Diedrick are the kind of people you meet and instantly think: They are so cool, how can we be friends? Longtime staples in the Seattle hospitality industry, at establishments including Eden Hill and How to Cook...
The United States celebrated its 250th anniversary earlier this month, and to mark that milestone, Seattle’s Museum of History & Industry is welcoming Freedom Plane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation, a traveling exhibit from the National Archives.
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Every year, we ask a few of Seattle’s Top Doctors what led them to medicine, what they wish patients knew, and how healthcare is changing. These interviews are part of Seattle magazine’s annual Top Doctors feature, created with Castle...
It’s been a while since Seattle’s Best Coffee had a lot to do with its namesake city. Founded in the 1960s by Jim Stewart on Whidbey Island, the company was first called the Wet Whisker, then Stewart Brothers Coffee...
Every year, we ask a few of Seattle’s Top Doctors what led them to medicine, what they wish patients knew, and how healthcare is changing. These interviews are part of Seattle magazine’s annual Top Doctors feature, created with Castle...
Nothing says summer like a super-engaging book enjoyed somewhere outdoors. Choose your setting: on a picnic blanket by the lake, in the sun-drenched comfort of your backyard, or by the crackling soundtrack of a beachfront bonfire. Regardless of where...
There was joy in the air as the Seattle Art Fair opened the doors for its 10th edition Thursday, July 23, with visitors streaming in to the cool, dark interior of Lumen Field Event Center to be greeted with...
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I went to see the Seattle Asian Art Museum’s new Kondō family exhibit expecting beautiful ceramics, and there are plenty. What I didn’t expect was a fascinating story that starts with samurai. Long before pottery became the family...
In our weekly search of Seattle’s food scene for tasty tips and mouthwatering food news, sometimes it takes a little more sifting through the political infighting and doomsaying than usual. But if Jimothy has taught us anything, it’s that...
It feels futile to try and assign Jade Solomon Curtis a singular title. Dancer, Choreographer, Director. Teacher, Curator, Creative Director. Wife, Friend, Daughter. All of these apply, and yet they all seem too limiting to contain Curtis’ creative force....
