Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Events

Broken? Ballard Has a New Shop for That.

A woman had found a busted Sesame Street lamp just like the one her husband remembered having as a child. It wasn’t his original lamp, but she wanted to get it working again for his office. She brought it...

Where to See Seattle’s Chum Salmon Run Up Close

Each fall, chum salmon, fresh from Puget Sound, muscle their way up Piper’s Creek to spawn, pushing through shallow riffles, around fallen branches and over gravel bars in a final journey that can bring wild salmon within a few...

How a Move to Italy Changed Everything for Seattle Designer Angeline Brunk

Angeline Brunk thought she was planning an European vacation at the end of 2022. Then another thought arrived: “What if I didn’t come back?” Within months, the Seattle fashion designer had sold nearly everything she owned and moved to Italy....

Creative Collections: Destination Museums Worth the Trip

Museums will always be destinations, but you don’t need to go to the Met or the Louvre to enjoy the ride. And the thrill isn’t limited to paintings—a fighter jet, a historic cipher machine, or a field full of vintage...

Actor and Author Ke Huy Quan Shares His Story at Very Asian Foundation’s Annual Seattle Brunch

At this point, most people with even a passing interest in film know Ke Huy Quan got his start in Hollywood as a child actor in the mid-1980s. After starring as Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of...

Restaurant Roundup: Oysters Benedict and a Bar Tartare Tease

Even if you’ve lived in Seattle your whole life, chances are there are still unexplored culinary secrets tucked away in the recesses of Pike Place Market. An obvious hit with tourists, walking tours—like the ones offered by Savor Food...

Is the News Doing More to You Than for You?

Left and right agree on one thing: something’s broken in the news. So what would it take for journalism to serve *everyone* in a divided time? Moni asks two friends and partners in good trouble who’ve spent years on...

Inside SEA’s Revamped Concourse C

Over the summer, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport revealed the latest iteration in its expansion plan: the new renovation of Concourse C. Designed by the Miller Hull Partnership and Woods Bagot, in collaboration with the Port of Seattle, the space measures...

Seattle’s MEAN Sandwich Opens in Bellevue

Straying from the familiar landscape of Seattle, I found myself in Lincoln Square, Bellevue, with an urgent food order for the hungry Seattle magazine staff back at the office. How else would we make our print deadline without nourishment?...

Freediving to an Otherworldly Place

On a crisp, clear day, this spring, I stood at the edge of Lake Washington, ready to slip into the water and do something I’d never done before. Wrapped in thick neoprene, with goofy tight-fitting goggles on my face,...
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News Wrap: Parts of jet may have broken before Florida crash

In our news wrap Monday, investigators believe parts of a private jet may have broken off before it crashed...
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