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Friends' Pier Party builds excitement around a stunning makeover in the heart of Seattle
Joy Shigaki spent countless hours as a child exploring Seattle’s beautiful city parks. She is now a leader in the innovative and ambitious effort to completely revitalize and transform the city’s waterfront. Shigaki is president and CEO of Friends of Waterfront Seattle, the nonprofit group helping fund, program, and steward the new 20-acre Waterfront Park….
Where Innovation Meets Education
Seattle Girls School empowers girls to change the world
An innovative experiment at a small school in Seattle’s Central District may hold the key to the future of education. The Seattle Girls School serves students that identify as female or gender nonconforming. Rather than abiding by a traditional grading system for every assignment, students at the private middle school get letter grades only at…
Letter to Seattle: Bank Statement
YWCA opens door to financial career
This is a letter from Tameka Siplin, a program graduate at YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish, the region’s oldest and largest nonprofit organization focused on the needs of women; providing services and advocacy to support stable homes and economic advancement; reduce violence and improve health; and promote racial equity and social justice. Dear YWCA…
Pride in Place: Why Seattle Architecture Shines
Seattle's Past Influences its Modern-Day and Future Architecture
George Suyama has had an outsized influence on much of what we know as modern-day Seattle, but he never planned on a career in architecture. Suyama, a Seattle native who has been practicing architecture in the region for more than six decades, founded his award-winning firm, George Suyama Architects (now Suyama Peterson Deguchi), in 1971….
Real Society: FareStart’s Shining Stars
FareStart stands out for its comprehensive support for those in need.
Image caption: Clockwise from upper left: FareStart Production Kitchen Trainer Eric Klein; auctioneer Fred Northrup; volunteers, from left, Christina Woelz, Pam Powers and Amy Hall; volunteer Cynthia Tran, left, and unidentified attendee. Photography by Grant Hindsley. “Real Society” is a regular installment to create space for those who are quietly doing the good work to…
Letter to Seattle: Acts On Stage Opens Minds
Acts on Stage challenges white Seattle
Image caption: Acts On Stage supporter Jess Bielman, left, with Leroy Barber, praises the nonprofit for opening his mind. Letter to Seattle highlights the good deeds and positive experiences in our region. This is a letter from Jess Bielman, a patron of Acts on Stage, a nonprofit, professional theater company in Seattle that emphasizes people…
Seattle Artifacts: A Man of History, Walt Crowley, Influenced Seattle’s Future and Preserved Its Past
Crowley worked tirelessly to promote civil liberties for people of all backgrounds and wasn’t afraid to reach across the political aisle for solutions
Nestled slightly above the hustle and bustle of Pike Place Market sits the office headquarters for HistoryLink, which has provided Washington state history for online readers since 1998. It predates Wikipedia by more than three years. My first visit there happened after a chance lunch encounter with Marie McCaffrey, the site’s cofounder and executive director. …
Isola Homes VIP Party
Isola Homes VIP Party
On November 13th, Isola Homes hosted a VIP party to celebrate the opening of its brand new Experience Center near Safeco Field, where visitors shop for new homes using state-of-the-art visual and sensory technology. More than 150 guests enjoyed catered sips and bites, music, an interactive social media experience, swag bags, giveaways and more. …
VIDEO RELEASE Seattle magazine Budweiser Present Live @ The Gibson Showroom- Ayron Jones
Over the past few months Seattle magazine and Budweiser teamed up to deliver a series of exclusive performances at the Gibson Showroom in Seattle. The first concert featured local band the Maldives (ive video here, one of a select group of Seattle bands playing the 2013 Bumbershoot Music Arts Festival.nbsp; Next came the hyper-rhythmic tribal…
NEW VIDEO RELEASE Seattle magazine & Budweiser Present Live @ The Gibson Showroom- Kithkin/Bumbershoot Edition
Seattle magazine and Budweiser have teamed up to deliver a series of intimate performances at the Gibson Showroom in Seattle (check out a video from our first concert with the Maldives). To get access to these exclusive gigs, hopeful attendees have to follow our Inside Seattle Facebook page for a chance to win tickets, courtesy…
Red, White and Brew 2013 Recap
Over 500 people sipped the night away at our sold out Red, White and Brew tasting event, celebrating the wineries honored in our 8th Annual Best WA Wine Awards. Despite it being the one drizzly day of summer Seattle came out in full force to clink glasses with 18 different wineries and winemakers to taste…
NEW VIDEO RELEASE Seattle magazine Budweiser Present Live @ The Gibson Showroom- The Maldives Band/Bumbershoot Edition
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Woodland Park’s BECU Zootunes Turns 30
Join BECU Zootunes this summer- one of the most popular outdoor concert series in Seattle, hosted at Woodland Park Zoo. Proceeds from ticket sales help to support Woodland Park Zoo’s animal care, education and conservation mission. The concerts are family friendly and guests are encouraged to bring a blanket and picnic while they enjoy great…
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