Food & Drink

Saving Bertha: The Effort to Turn a Piece of Seattle History into Art

Saving Bertha: The Effort to Turn a Piece of Seattle History into Art

An idea to give post-dig Bertha a second life is on the table, all it needs is “someone to come forward with the resources to forward the idea in a significant way”

An Art Collection for the Ages: Richard Berger’s Masterpieces of the Earth

An Art Collection for the Ages: Richard Berger’s Masterpieces of the Earth

Filled with planetary treasures, Richard Berger’s Masterpieces of the Earth collection—including a 6,000-pound crystal cluster, otherworldly sandstone formations and a 2-ton amethyst cave—is one for the ages

Collector Richard Berger, and his wife Miriam Dyak, stand with pieces of the collection including a 800-pound, 95 million-year-old three fossil ammonite nodule

The Must List: Earth Day Run, Giorgio Moroder, Elysian Brewing Superfuzz Bikini Downhill

The Must List: Earth Day Run, Giorgio Moroder, Elysian Brewing Superfuzz Bikini Downhill

Must Listen Vaddey Ratner (4/24) PEN/Hemingway Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author Vaddey Ratner visits the Seattle Central Library to discuss and sign her compelling new book, Music of the Ghosts, the powerful follow up to her debut, In the Shadow of the Banyan, which traced her experience as a child refugee of…

Elevated Edibles: The Pot Brownie Grows Up

Elevated Edibles: The Pot Brownie Grows Up

Forget everything you think you know about the pot brownie—edible cannabis products have finally gotten good

Cupcake Royale’s Jody Hall and Nicki Kerbs have cooked up a side industry of cannabis-infused cookies and sweets through The Goodship Company

Three Meaty Events to Attend Next Weekend

Three Meaty Events to Attend Next Weekend

Take it easy on the sodium: There’s some good eating to be done at the end of the month

Pile o’ meat.

2017 MoPop Pop Conference: A Preview

2017 MoPop Pop Conference: A Preview

A 2016 Pop Con panel from left to right: Evie Nagy, Greil Marcus, Kembrew McLeod and Sean Nelson

Book Excerpt: Jess Thomson's 'A Year Right Here'

Book Excerpt: Jess Thomson’s ‘A Year Right Here’

Seattle author and food writer (and frequent Seattle magazine contributor) Jess Thomson explores the Northwest in her new book of essays, 'A Year Right Here: Adventures with Food and Family'

Razor clams worth digging for

Recipe of the Week: Sweet Potato Gnocchi With Brown Butter Sage Sauce

Recipe of the Week: Sweet Potato Gnocchi With Brown Butter Sage Sauce

It’s no secret we love to eat and drink here at Seattle magazine. It was our love of food, in fact, that motivated our visit to the Blue Ribbon Cooking School on Friday, March 10 when we were invited for a team-building cooking class on the house (how could we say no?). Fun was had—along with some drinks—we…

Band of the Week: Cataldo

Band of the Week: Cataldo

Eric Anderson of Cataldo

Circadia Wants You to Know It's Not as Fancy as You Think

Circadia Wants You to Know It’s Not as Fancy as You Think

The glitzy downtown restaurant makes some big menu changes to reflect a new emphasis on approachability

Bar food no longer: This gussied up burger can now be ordered off the main menu.

Peace, Love and Jazz: Ben Jaffe of Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Peace, Love and Jazz: Ben Jaffe of Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Ben Jaffe, multi-instrumentalist bandleader of New Orleans’ esteemed Preservation Hall Jazz Band, is a master of conversation as he is of melody, weaving stories about the world-famous group and his father, Pres Hall co-founder and musician Allan Jaffe, from the past into the present with thoughtfulness and reflection. Speaking by phone from his New Orleans…

Tell Me About That Track: March to May's "She"

Tell Me About That Track: March to May’s “She”

Orchestral folk duo, March to May

Top 5 Reasons to Visit Whistler in May
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Top 5 Reasons to Visit Whistler in May

From festivals to multisports to special deals on dining

Sponsored by Tourism Whistler Growing up, my family’s spring vacation tradition was going to Whistler. Perhaps it seems unorthodox to attend a Winter destination in the Spring, but really, when it comes to Whistler, we discovered there’s no such thing as an off-season. I still remember how long the four-hour drive felt in anticipation of…

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