Arts

Infographic: Seattle’s Newest Mascots

The Moose cheers on the Mariners, Rhubarb the Reindeer boosts the Tacoma Rainiers, and the Everett Aquasox find motivation in that weird frog, but Seattle has a few heavy hitters that could use a little blind enthusiasm from a mascot of their own.  

Bellevue Lands W Hotel, Drivers Needed for Seniors

Bellevue Lands W Hotel, Drivers Needed for Seniors

The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today

Hotel news: Bellevue has nabbed a W Hotel as part of its $1.2 million expansion of The Bellevue Collection. Slated to open in spring 2017, Starwood Hotels’ W Bellevue will feature 245 guestrooms (25 of those will be suites and one will be W’s Presidential-style Extreme Wow Suite), three restaurants and bars and more than…

Easter Egg Hunts in Seattle: The Hunt is On!

Easter Egg Hunts in Seattle: The Hunt is On!

Where to hunt, hop and gather around Seattle this Easter

The Easter holiday, complete with the appearance of a giant bunny, is fast approaching, and public venues throughout Seattle are pulling out all the stops with spring egg hunts for sharp-eyed youngsters. For a weekend full of Easter-related fun, we’ve rounded up an array of egg hunts and other exciting events around town that shall…

Is Seattle on a Levy Binge?

Is Seattle on a Levy Binge?

Why Knute Berger is feeling the early stages of levy fatigue

In our bi-monthly Seattlemag.com column, Knute Berger–who writes regularly for Seattle Magazine and Crosscut.com and is a frequent pundit on KUOW–takes an in-depth look at some of the highly topical and sometimes polarizing issues in our city. Seattle is booming economically, but as we know, it’s a haves and have-nots economy. A major dilemma is…

The Must List: March Madness, Mamma Mia! Returns

The Must List: March Madness, Mamma Mia! Returns

What to do this weekend in Seattle

Must ViewMystical Works from Artist MaĂŻmouna Guerresi on Display(3/20 to 5/1, times vary) Mariane Ibrahim Gallery (formerly M.I.A Gallery) celebrates its new name and new space in Pioneer Square with a show of photographs by Italian Muslim artist MaĂŻmouna Guerresi, who stages bold scenes featuring cosmic garment sculptures that blend African and Western iconography and…

Starbucks CEO Defends Race Together, Bertha News & More

Starbucks CEO Defends Race Together, Bertha News & More

The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today

Downtown crime: A man was shot multiple times early this morning near Third Avenue and Pike Street. King 5 reports that witnesses are being asked to dial 206.233.5000 if they know anything.  Bertha will finally get a bit of a boost today: The tunnel boring machine, which has been stuck below Seattle’s waterfront and in…

Space Needle Workers to Rally, $10 Toll Possibility & More

Space Needle Workers to Rally, $10 Toll Possibility & More

The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today

Ten dollars can buy you a lot of things. This coffee, yogurt and banana (with tip) that I’m currently enjoying, for one. Ten dollars might also soon buy you a trip down I-405 express lanes. A bit steep, eh? According to King 5 News, The Washington State Transportation Commission will hold its final public meeting…

Knute Berger's Quest to Rename Seattle Continues: The Sealth Campaign

Knute Berger’s Quest to Rename Seattle Continues: The Sealth Campaign

Knute Berger nudges forward the case for a new city name, one column at a time

A little more than a year ago, in my Gray Matters column “Seven Slogans of Seattle,” I put forward the idea that Seattle needs a new nickname. We’ve been Queen City, Jet City and since the ’80s, rather lamely I think, The Emerald City. It felt like it was time for a change now that…

Pacific Science Center Launches Program for Autistic Children

Pacific Science Center Launches Program for Autistic Children

Exploration For All enables families affected by autism to explore the center early and for free

Accessbility is a high priority at the Pacific Science Center. A quick glance at the science and technology museum’s website and you’ll find a swath of helpful services it offers its visitors: complimentary wheelchairs, free admission for aides accompanying guests with disabilities, a friendly welcome to service animals and more. And this January, thanks to…

'Twin Peaks' Drama, Starbucks Mobile Ordering Launches

‘Twin Peaks’ Drama, Starbucks Mobile Ordering Launches

The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today

Twin Peaks drama: Word surfaced recently that the show’s writer-director David Lynch was unclear whether Showtime’s reboot of the series would happen saying “there are complications.” But, according to Entertainment Weekly, Twin Peaks is moving forward despite Lynch’s confusing comments. Phew. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Hopefully you’re out celebrating with keggs ‘n eggs and making…

EWU in NCAA Tourney, Threatening Letters in Magnolia & More

EWU in NCAA Tourney, Threatening Letters in Magnolia & More

The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today

Yesterday was Selection Sunday, when the NCAA selection committee released the 68 men’s basketball teams that make up the 2015 tournament. There were surprises; there were snubs (ahem, Temple); and there were obvious choices for top seeds (Kentucky, Duke). Eastern Washington University made the cut. The school is a 13 seed and will take on…

Gem Collage Transforms Childrens Doodles into Displayable Art

Gem Collage Transforms Childrens Doodles into Displayable Art

Two Seattle moms transform your overflowing pile of children’s art into singular masterpieces

As their young sons grew up, friends Ana Brown and Kim Edberg encountered a challenge more seasoned parents know all about: what to do with the prodigious artwork created by their budding Picassos. After a short run on a bulletin board or under a refrigerator magnet, all that creativity usually ends up stowed away. Looking…

Throwback Thursday: The Roaring Twenties Re-Visit Seattle

Throwback Thursday: The Roaring Twenties Re-Visit Seattle

Flappers, bootleggers and suffragists alike marked the Jazz Age in Seattle

The 1920’s marked a period of Prohibition in our country, and Seattle was certainly no exception. Although, where there were temperance lobbyists and suffragists, there were also flappers and bootleggers, and the establishments in which they privately reveled. Like many cities throughout the country, Seattle and the surrounding Puget Sound region became hubs where speakeasies…

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