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This Week Then: Five Washington Towns Celebrate Birthdays

This Week Then: Five Washington Towns Celebrate Birthdays

Plus: Significant fires in Washington history

Snoqualmie, home of “Twin Peaks,” turns 116 this week

Must List: Sheepdog Classic, SIFF Closing-Night Gala, Furry 5K

Must List: Sheepdog Classic, SIFF Closing-Night Gala, Furry 5K

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Love the Must List? Get it right in your inbox. Subscribe. MUST HERD Sheepdog Classic(6/6–6/9) Catch the ferry to Vashon Island for the 10th anniversary of this national sheepdog herding competition. Watch herding demonstrations, learn about dog behavior from specialists, shop for wares from Vashon’s local artisans, enjoy local food and more—this fest is as much…

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: Local Seafood, Craft Beer and Cuban Sandwiches

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: Local Seafood, Craft Beer and Cuban Sandwiches

Plus: best U Village restaurants, burgers in Magnolia and brunch in West Seattle

Looking to try something new? It can be hard to sort through the endless dining options in the Seattle area to find the true gems, but there are some spots worth hunting for. If you’re in the mood for outstanding Laotian, Filipino or Burmese food, or just can’t contain your cravings for a Cuban sandwich,…

Why Many Seattleites Now Use a Personal Concierge

Why Many Seattleites Now Use a Personal Concierge

The popularity of personal concierge services is skyrocketing as busy professionals and harried parents seek to free up their schedules

A HELPING HAND: Mom and dance studio owner Maygan Wurzer (foreground) says that her part-time personal assistant, Peggy Padua of Pepper’s Personal Assistants, gives her more time to invest in her work and family

Move Over Coffee Shops: Seattle Breweries Are the New Third Space

Move Over Coffee Shops: Seattle Breweries Are the New Third Space

As Seattle’s brewery scene continues to grow, some taprooms are getting playful. Here’s where to find some fun with your cold one

This article appears in print in the June 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. Back to ClassPonder life’s big questions at Peddler Brewing Company (Ballard, 1514 NW Leary Way; 360.362.0002), where event programming runs from Astronomy on Tap (featuring talks by astronomers and other scientists, including some from the University of Washington) to Pun Slams and outdoor movie…

Justin Huertas' Debuts New Musical at ArtsWest

Justin Huertas’ Debuts New Musical at ArtsWest

'The Last World Octopus Wrestling Champion' is a story of a high school student who develops new abilities (the title may or may not be a spoiler)

WELL ARMED: Playwright Justin Huertas with, on left, Porscha Shaw who plays Nia, and right, Rachel Guyer-Mafune who plays Lee, in ArtsWest’s ‘The Last World Octopus Wrestling Champion’

Maturing Markets Look to Downsize to an Elevated Urban Lifestyle
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Maturing Markets Look to Downsize to an Elevated Urban Lifestyle

NEXUS is a stand-out high-rise condominium in downtown Seattle with resort-style amenities

Sponsored by Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty A new urbanization trend is sweeping Seattle as more empty-nesters and retirees are seeking to downsize their domestic responsibilities, harvest their capital gains from single-family assets and reinvest that equity into a better, streamlined in-city lifestyle with perks. After years of child rearing, home maintenance, and living a more…

The Best Walking Tours in Seattle

The Best Walking Tours in Seattle

Get an inside view into your favorite things with these tours

Inside the Amazon Spheres

Must List: Pacific Northwest Ballet's 'Themes & Variations,' Bite of Greece, More Than Pink Walk

Must List: Pacific Northwest Ballet’s ‘Themes & Variations,’ Bite of Greece, More Than Pink Walk

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PNB principal dancers Lesley Rausch and Jerome Tisserand in Price Suddarth’s ‘Signature’

This Week Then: Looking Back on the Seattle SuperSonics

This Week Then: Looking Back on the Seattle SuperSonics

Plus: This week's nautical anniversaries

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Champion Team Forty years ago this week, on June 1, 1979, the Seattle SuperSonics beat the Washington Bullets 97-93 in Washington, D.C., and brought home the team’s first (and only) NBA championship. It was the city’s first major professional-sports trophy since the Seattle Metropolitans hockey…

An Excellent Neighborhood Bar—With Delicious Drinks—Arrives in North Ballard

An Excellent Neighborhood Bar—With Delicious Drinks—Arrives in North Ballard

Head to Baker's in Sunset Hill for cocktails, both classic and creative new inventions

Uncover well-made drinks in the small – but lovely – Baker’s in Sunset Hill

Behind-the-Scenes With MoPop’s Fashion Exhibit Curators

Behind-the-Scenes With MoPop’s Fashion Exhibit Curators

Internationally acclaimed creative duo Sofia Hedman and Serge Martynov talk about 'A Queen Within,' their creative process and what’s ahead for the fashion industry

Regardless of your personal interest in the fashion industry, one fact is certain: What we wear can be a reflection of our mood or communicate a personal statement. That goes to the heart of the Museum of Pop Culture’s (MoPop) latest exhibit: A Queen Within: Adorned Archetypes. The exhibit curators seem to want you to…

Il Corvo Chef Opens New Restaurant in Resurrected West Seattle Landmark

Il Corvo Chef Opens New Restaurant in Resurrected West Seattle Landmark

Behold, the second coming of a beloved West Seattle landmark— and one of the year’s most anticipated restaurant openings

MASTERMIND: Chef Mike Easton says his new restaurant, Il Nido, will retain the spirit of the Alki Homestead

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