August 2021

Once Again, Seattle has the Handsomest Men

Once Again, Seattle has the Handsomest Men

Seattle men spend roughly $682 per year on personal grooming.

Lookin' good, fellas.

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in June

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in June

From farm-fresh veggies to barbecued lamb, here's where to eat well this month.

It's ON: Queen Anne Farmers Market starts today.

Plan the Perfect Vashon Island Getaway

Plan the Perfect Vashon Island Getaway

Eat farm fresh and crash at a historic lighthouse.

Point Robinson Lighthouse

KOMO and Ex-Seattle Singer Collaborate on Song for Heroin Documentary

KOMO and Ex-Seattle Singer Collaborate on Song for Heroin Documentary

The documentary premieres tonight.

"Demon at the Door" looks at our region's heroin epidemic from all angles.

Why Fort Lawton's Historic Seattle Homes are Unique
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Why Fort Lawton’s Historic Seattle Homes are Unique

sponsored by Fort Lawton Envision a luxury home that’s historic, but updated with the latest systems and conveniences—that’s located in Seattle, but planted in the middle of an enormous seaside park.  This is what you’ll find at Fort Lawton—and, after recent price reductions, three of the four remaining historic Fort Lawton homes are now priced…

Seattle's Most Expensive Homes: Laurelhurst Estate

Seattle’s Most Expensive Homes: Laurelhurst Estate

This waterfront property has plenty of room for your yacht.

Scroll through the above images of this Laurelhurst estate, the second most expensive Seattle house currently on the market, and check out the other top-priced homes here. 3054 E. Laurelhurst Dr NE, Seattle, WA 98105 (Laurelhurst)Price: $14,880,000Built in 1928Square footage: 7,683Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 5Listed by Coldwell BankerFeatures: Waterfront estate on Lake Washington, outdoor courts, private dock…

Frye Lands in Seattle With These Festival-Ready Shoes

Frye Lands in Seattle With These Festival-Ready Shoes

The popular boot brand's first Northwest store opened in Seattle this month.

Earlier this month, boot-maker Frye opened its first Seattle store at the University Village, filling its 3,000-square-foot space with its classic boots, shoes, bags and accessories. Decked out in photos of Seattle music icons shot by Jesse Frohman, the artisanal-loving brand is right at home in a city that adores its rocker roots as much…

Nantucket meets Northwest in Seabrook

Nantucket meets Northwest in Seabrook

This adorable beach town isn't short on character.

Seabrook homes are just a stroll away from the beach.

Top 10 Seattle Twitter Handles You Should Be Following

Top 10 Seattle Twitter Handles You Should Be Following

Kenny G, Seattle's Twitter king, wants to take "saxy stage selfies" with you.

Seattle Twitter would be nothing without the greatness of Kenny G.

The Buzzy New Projects Inside Pike Place Market's Makeover

The Buzzy New Projects Inside Pike Place Market’s Makeover

Seattle's most iconic venue grows bigger, with new opportunities for market vendors, artists, tourists and locals.

Rendering of the new MarketFront, set to debut June 29.

City Lets Seattleites Decide How to Spend $2 Million, But Not Everyone's Happy

City Lets Seattleites Decide How to Spend $2 Million, But Not Everyone’s Happy

Critics argue the new process failed to meet its diversity goal.

Potential projects include crosswalk and street light upgrades.

What and Where You Need to be Drinking Right Now

What and Where You Need to be Drinking Right Now

The booziest events and hottest releases in Seattle.

Don’t miss Negroni week, happening soon.