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Ski, Run, Bike: Jackets to Keep You Going This Fall

Ski, Run, Bike: Jackets to Keep You Going This Fall

Cool jackets to keep you warm and dry

CASUAL COOL: The Seattle mag team and friends model the season’s latest jackets

Hilary Meyerson

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in October 2018

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in October 2018

From fast food burgers to fine dining benefit dinners, we've got some ideas on how you should plan your menu this month

This guy’s bringing all his friends to the Crab Fest on the Olympic Peninsula.

Chelsea Lin

Cartier’s ‘Precious Garage’ Is Open to the Public This Weekend Only

Cartier’s ‘Precious Garage’ Is Open to the Public This Weekend Only

Seattle is the last stop for this first-ever traveling pop-up experience from the luxury jeweler

The pop-up experience takes place in this shipping container

Andrew Hoge

5 New Cookbooks For a Tasty Season

5 New Cookbooks For a Tasty Season

October isn’t nicknamed ‘Cookbooktober’ for nothing. This year’s bounty of releases includes beautiful, useful tomes by some of Seattle’s most prominent food writers

This article appears in print in the October 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. Seattle Cooks: Signature Recipes from the City’s Best Chefs and Bartenders by Julien Perry (Figure 1 Publishing, $32.95, hardcover) If you’ve ever wanted a compilation of recipes for the city’s best dishes, here’s your chance. Seattle-based food and lifestyle writer (and former Seattle magazine…

Chelsea Lin

Shake Shack Will Open This Week

Shake Shack Will Open This Week

Cue the frenzy

The Seattle-exclusive burger: double patties, Beecher’s cheese, caramelized onions and mustard mayo on a Macrina bun

Chelsea Lin

Must List: Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival, Bubble Ball, Hawktoberfest

Must List: Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival, Bubble Ball, Hawktoberfest

Your weekly guide to Seattle’s hottest events.

MUST SAIL  Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival (9/29–9/30) Ahoy, matey! This Center for Wooden Boats festival celebrates Seattle’s history and culture of traditional wooden boats. Learn about classic sailboats and motorboats, hop aboard a vessel and tour Lake Union and enjoy live music, games, exhibits, food trucks and a beer garden. 10 a.m.–10 p.m. Free. The Center for…

Beau Iverson & Alanna Wight

This Week Then: How Okanogan Became a Town

This Week Then: How Okanogan Became a Town

Plus: See which Washington colleges are celebrating birthdays this week

The town of Okanogan, WA around 1909.

Alan Stein

Woodinville Whiskey Holds Its Annual Autumn Harvest Release

Woodinville Whiskey Holds Its Annual Autumn Harvest Release

And fans line up a full day in advance

Woodinville Whiskey’s Toasted Applewood Rye had people lining up 24-hours early

A.J. Rathbun

Meet the Seattle Embroidery Artist Who Has 65,000 Instagram Followers

Meet the Seattle Embroidery Artist Who Has 65,000 Instagram Followers

A Seattle artist is taking needlepoint into the 21st century

FILL IN THE BLANKS: Local fiber artist Lauren Holton creates intricate, Instagram-worthy embroidery patterns such as this flora-inspired motif.

Chelsea Lin

Seattle’s Art Scene Pushes Back

Seattle’s Art Scene Pushes Back

As the events on the political stage become ever more worri- and wearisome, the city’s arts and cultural community responds. Check out these exhibits, shows and lectures coming up that look at social, political and historical forces at work today

Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai’s 2017 work, “We Live in Silence VII”

Gavin Borchert

Ada's Technical Books and Cafe Opens Second Location in Conjunction with AT&T

Ada’s Technical Books and Cafe Opens Second Location in Conjunction with AT&T

An odd pairing, yes, but The Lounge (opening next week) is a cool new spot

You need an espresso old fashioned… now.

Chelsea Lin

This Week Then: The Deadly Spanish Flu Pandemic Came To Seattle 100 Years Ago

This Week Then: The Deadly Spanish Flu Pandemic Came To Seattle 100 Years Ago

Plus: Noteworthy events in the history of military aviation took place in Washington during this week in history

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Deadly Flu One hundred years ago this week, on September 21, 1918, the worldwide “Spanish Flu” pandemic officially arrived in Washington with the report of 11 cases at Camp Lewis. Within two weeks, 700 cases were reported in Seattle, including one death at the University of Washington’s Naval Training Center. Meetings and…

Alan Stein

Must List: Hugo House Grand Opening, Seattle Children’s Festival, Local Sightings Film Festival

Must List: Hugo House Grand Opening, Seattle Children’s Festival, Local Sightings Film Festival

Your weekly guide to Seattle’s hottest events

Hugo House prose writer-in-residence Kristen Millares Young (left) and executive director Tree Swenson

Beau Iverson

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