Welcome back to Opening Night, our column about hot new restaurants around Seattle. This time, we went to the soft opening of the new Stevie’s Famous location on Phinney Ridge.
If you’re going down Phinney Avenue on a summer evening,...
Pacific Northwesterners know that summer is all about spending time in nature, so Snow Peak’s first Seattle store, which opened this spring, couldn’t have landed at a better moment. Known for its camping equipment and outerwear, the Japanese outdoor...
If you’re online at all, you’ve likely been exposed to any number of must-try workouts, don’t-miss beauty tips, and change-your-life diet suggestions purporting to help you lose weight, look younger, feel more energized, and sleep better. Scrolling social media...
In June, the space that formerly housed MadArt Studio welcomed a new resident. Xispa (pronounced CHEE-spa), which means “spark” in Catalan, is an art innovation lab, residency, and exhibition space. Founded by curator Lele Barnett and technologist Doug Carmean,...
“I do drink the kool-aid!” Erica Thrash-Sall laughs as she lists reason after reason she’s fallen in love with Horizon House, the First Hill senior-living nonprofit where she serves as CEO. There are the immediately obvious attributes like the...
Moni is liberal. Travis Tripodi is conservative libertarian. Much of what he supports terrifies her… and vice versa. But when Trump returned in 2025, they knew they had to talk. In a new A Braver Way experiment, the two...
The World Cup offered a glimpse of what downtown Seattle can feel like when public spaces are full of life and activity. This August, the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) is building on that momentum.
For several weeks early this summer,...
In the aftermath of the violence at Bite of Seattle, the city’s other food festivals are in unfamiliar territory.
Organizers of the upcoming Panda Fest Seattle want to highlight a few features that may help alleviate concerns about the event’s...
There’s a particular kind of optimism and happiness you feel when a city decides to connect itself to its own future. World-class cities invest in the invisible things that make everything else possible. They make it easier for ideas...
When Frank Marinkovich, M.D., climbs Mount Kilimanjaro this fall, he’ll have a stronger head start than the typical hiker coming from sea level.
That’s because the internal medicine doctor has been spending time with a device called the Metabolic TrainerTM,...
