Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Education, Health Care and Research/Medicine/Science
From left: Ron Sims, Mary-Claire King, Estela Ortega, Pramila Jayapal, Norm Rice, Patricia Kuhl, Ed Lazowska, Jeff Brotman
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Politics, History/Preservation and Media/Journalism
David Brewster
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Activism/Social Justice, Civic Discourse and Community Leaders, Civil Rights and Cannabis
The Gates Family
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Urban Spaces, Commercial Development, Outdoors and Environment
From left: Linda Hartzell, Kemper Freeman Jr., Chris Curtis, Tim Keck, Phyllis Lamphere, Ed Murray, Adrian Hanauer, Jean Enersen, Jim Whittaker
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Philanthropy, Sports, Transportation, Architecture, Technology and Business
From left: Leroy Hood, the Rev. Stephen Sundborg, Penny Simkin, Knute Berger, Tomio Moriguchi, Jeff Wright, Nancy Pearl, Charles Royer, Trish Millines Dziko, Vivian McPeak
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame: Food and Beverage, Beauty, Music, Arts and Culture and Books
Howard Schultz
Seattle Magazine Staff
Seattle’s Hall of Fame
The innovators and trailblazers who put Seattle on the map
From left: Barbara Earl Thomas, Larry Gossett, Fran Bigelow, Martha Choe, Kent Stowell, Francia Russell, Gene Juarez, Tom Douglas, Gary Locke, Alison Holcomb, Joni Earl, Paul Dorpat, Marie McCaffrey
Linda Morgan, Tim Appelo, Robin Avni, Alison Krupnick, Jasmine Moir, Jennifer McCullum and John Levesque
Seattle Duo The Argument Makes Music of Married Life
The Argument, Seattle songwriters Brangien Davis and Daniel Spils, talk music, marriage, and releasing one song at a time
The family that plays together: Brangien Davis and Daniel Spils at their home in Denny Blaine.
Tim Appelo
The Must List: Dia de los Muertos, Maceo Parker and Mariza
What to do in Seattle this weekend and beyond
Portuguese singer Mariza, the world’s foremost interpreter of her native country’s mournful, traditional vocal music, arrives in Seattle at the peak of autumn.
Seattle Magazine Staff
Halloween Drinks Out and at Home
So many options, it's scary
The Black Blood of the Earth cocktail at Teacher’s Lounge: Bourbon, Punt e’ Mes, Cardamom bitters, and Czech liqueur Becherovka.
AJ Rathbun
New App Hopes to Make Reservations Easier
If you love a 7 p.m. table for two as much as we do, you may want to check out Resy.
Grab a seat at White Swan, one of Resy’s new clients.
Chelsea Lin
Falling for Foraged Greens
Langdon Cook goes on a late autumn hunt for watercress
Look for wild watercress in small, slow-moving creeks
Seattle Mag
Seattle’s Short Run Comix and Arts Festival Highlights the Handmade
A celebration of handmade, self-published art books, comics, zines and literary works from around the world
Short Run festival founders Eroyn Franklin (left) and Kelly Froh at Fantagraphics: a $15,000 NEA grant and rising prestige
