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Longtime Canlis Piano Man Gets a Nod From Sub Pop

Longtime Canlis Piano Man Gets a Nod From Sub Pop

Canlis’ former pianist Walt Wagner releases his first album on a label.

Fans of former canlis house piano man Walt Wagner—a fixture behind the keys at the iconic restaurant for 20 years—can now listen to his last Canlis show, recorded live during his final gig at the restaurant last October. The album, Reworks, will be released November 17 via Sub Pop. It isn’t the first release for Wagner,…

Gwendolyn Elliott

Oh Canada: Two Winter Road Trips for a Family-Friendly Ski Getaway
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Oh Canada: Two Winter Road Trips for a Family-Friendly Ski Getaway

You may think you’ve been transported to a little spot in Europe, but these ski towns are distinctly Canadian.

  The Great White North, as our Canadian neighbor is known, is home to world-class ski destinations. Take advantage of their long winter season, overflowing with fresh champagne powder, rugged mountain peaks, affordable pricing and cozy ski villages. The perfect place to embrace the snow is in British Columbia, which boasts plenty of powder, yet…

Seattle Mag

A Massive New Ping-Pong Bar is Coming to Downtown Seattle

A Massive New Ping-Pong Bar is Coming to Downtown Seattle

New York-based SPiN is bringing its clubified game bar brand to downtown.

Dancing on the tables may or may not be encouraged.

Michael Rietmulder

Historic North Bend Theatre is for Sale

Historic North Bend Theatre is for Sale

The 76-year-old theater could be yours for $799,000.

The landmark North Bend Theatre was built in 1941.

Michael Rietmulder

Healthy Desk Lunches Don't Have to be Boring With These Nutritious Takeout Hits

Healthy Desk Lunches Don’t Have to be Boring With These Nutritious Takeout Hits

The sad, high-calorie desk lunch should be a thing of the past.

The Cobb Your Enthusiasm salad from Evergreens.

Chelsea Lin and Jess Thomson

Will Seattle's Arena Showdown Actually Bring the Sonics Back?

Will Seattle’s Arena Showdown Actually Bring the Sonics Back?

Is a revamped KeyArena enough to lure the NBA back to the Emerald City, or should Chris Hansen's SoDo vision stay on the table?

Fifty years ago, the SuperSonics basketball team brought Seattle into the world of big-time pro sports. The question before the city today is: Will it be 50 years before a National Basketball Association team returns? Already it has been nine years since the Sonics were hijacked to the Oklahoma prairie. In that time, Seattle bounded out…

Art Thiel, Seattle Business Magazine

Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Organizers of the Womxn’s March on Seattle

Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Organizers of the Womxn’s March on Seattle

Meet the Seattle leaders of the women-led resistance.

In the days after last November’s presidential election, many Seattle women talked of crossing the country to attend the Women’s March on Washington, planned for January 17, the day after the inauguration. Instead, within days, they found a local alternative: the Womxn’s March on Seattle.  Thanks to the power of social media and conference call…

Alison Krupnick

Ma'Ono Chef Tries His Hand at Veggie Burgers and Pizza Slices

Ma’Ono Chef Tries His Hand at Veggie Burgers and Pizza Slices

Chef Mark Fuller adds two new restaurants to his growing empire of awesome.

The “Oh You’re Soooo Hawaiian” pizza at Supreme.

Chelsea Lin

Ballard Dad's Diagon Alley is Getting Even Bigger; 'Star Wars' Up Next

Ballard Dad’s Diagon Alley is Getting Even Bigger; ‘Star Wars’ Up Next

The Seattle man whose Harry Potter recreation made worldwide news is already planning for next year.

Jon Chambers’ recreated alley from the Harry Potter series drew more than 2,600 visitors on Halloween.

Danny Sullivan

Elysian's New Georgetown Taproom Throws Grand Opening Party

Elysian’s New Georgetown Taproom Throws Grand Opening Party

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Elysian Brewing Company expands its Seattle presence with a new Georgetown taproom.

Seattle Magazine Staff

Was John Urquhart's Election Night 'Joke' on a Seattle Times Reporter Retaliation?

Was John Urquhart’s Election Night ‘Joke’ on a Seattle Times Reporter Retaliation?

A week earlier, a lawyer for the incumbent King County Sheriff sent the paper a letter warning it not to publish a story about sexual assault allegations.

John Urquhart trails challenger Mitzi Johanknecht in the latest count.

Erica C. Barnett

Miley Cyrus is Super Pumped About Jenny Durkan Becoming Seattle's Mayor

Miley Cyrus is Super Pumped About Jenny Durkan Becoming Seattle’s Mayor

The pop star took to Twitter to celebrate Seattle electing its first woman mayor since the 1920s.

The “We Can’t Stop” singer praised Jenny Durkan after her win.

Michael Rietmulder

Seattle's Newest Cat Cafe Offers Beer, Japanese Snacks and a Whole Lot of Adorable

Seattle’s Newest Cat Cafe Offers Beer, Japanese Snacks and a Whole Lot of Adorable

Just try to stay cool among Neko Cat Café's purring fur balls of joy.

Follow the sign to Capitol Hill’s new kitty den.

Danny Sullivan

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