April 2021

Shaker + Spear's Wine-Friendly Galette is a Dinner Party Hit

Shaker + Spear’s Wine-Friendly Galette is a Dinner Party Hit

Recipe of the Week: French onion galette with truffle apple salad.

Pour a glass of wine and enjoy this galette.

Seattle Magazine Staff

Watch Nirvana Rock an Aberdeen Radio Shack in 1988

Watch Nirvana Rock an Aberdeen Radio Shack in 1988

New footage from a 1988 video shoot has been uncovered.

Before the money and fame, a 20-year-old Kurt Cobain rocked this Radio Shack.

Michael Rietmulder

Driving Between Seattle and Tacoma is About to Get Hairier

Driving Between Seattle and Tacoma is About to Get Hairier

The joys of road construction season.

Prepare for summer congestion this weekend.

Michael Rietmulder

Pike Brewing Opens Your New Go-To Oyster and Beer Joint

Pike Brewing Opens Your New Go-To Oyster and Beer Joint

Put the surprisingly modern Tankard & Tun on your downtown happy hour radar.

A little sweet, a little funky: steamed Penn Cove mussels in licorice liqueur.

Chelsea Lin

Rosé Cider Returns, New Late-Night Peruvian Eats and Other Booze News

Rosé Cider Returns, New Late-Night Peruvian Eats and Other Booze News

The rosé craze continues.

Rosé cider returns Wednesday.

AJ Rathbun

This Weekend is All About Beer, Seafood and Goats

This Weekend is All About Beer, Seafood and Goats

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Calling all lutefisk lovers: Ballard SeafoodFest returns this weekend.

Seattle Magazine Staff

Seattle Libraries Reinvent Themselves in Digital Age

Seattle Libraries Reinvent Themselves in Digital Age

Today’s library system is reaching out to touch patrons in new ways, keeping our local libraries more relevant than ever.

Seattle librarian Toby Thomas, right, helps Ralph Cross, a resident of Tent City 5, with a Wi-Fi hot spot that’s available for check out.

Ambreen Ali

Seattle Center’s Space Age Ground Zero is Worth Remembering, if Not Saving

Seattle Center’s Space Age Ground Zero is Worth Remembering, if Not Saving

The city is considering granting the piece of Seattle history landmark status.

A World's Fair crowd lined up outside the NASA Pavilion in 1962.

Knute Berger

The Columbia Gorge is Filled With Wine and Waterfalls

The Columbia Gorge is Filled With Wine and Waterfalls

Where outdoor recreation meets destination-worthy dining.

Surrounded by towering basalt cliffs, lush forests and snow-capped mountains, the Columbia River Gorge is a nature lover’s paradise. Add in the wide array of outdoor recreation and destination-worthy dining, and you’ll barely scratch the surface of all your options during a week’s stay. With the big, wide Columbia River flowing between Oregon and Washington,…

Danielle Centoni

Washington's Premier Wine Destination is Getting Even Better

Washington’s Premier Wine Destination is Getting Even Better

Start planning your Walla Walla escape.

At Long Shadows Vintners, guests can enjoy tasting wine in the Chihuly Room featuring work by famed glass artist Dale Chihuly

Kristen Russell

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in July

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in July

Pie, wine and a twist on a bahn mi that involves a Hawaiian doughnut.

Bramling's Cross' beautifully blended burger.

Chelsea Lin

You're Never Too Old for These Stellar Seattle Popsicles

You’re Never Too Old for These Stellar Seattle Popsicles

Where to find our Seattle favorites

Cool off with a frozen summery treat.

Chelsea Lin