The February 2021 Issue of Seattle Mag

White Swan Chef Josh Nebe Leaves to Launch Japanese Pancake Pop-Up

Get ready for Seattle’s first (real) taste of savory Japanese pancakes.

Josh Nebe poses with a wiener dog made of wieners at White Swan.

Chelsea Lin

A Local Seafood Giant is Getting Into the Food Truck Game

Ballard-based Trident Seafoods rolled out its food truck the Fork & Fin for the first time last weekend.

The major seafood supplier is pushing pollock with its new food truck.

Michael Rietmulder

The Faces of Seattle Homelessness Will Be Displayed Across the City This Weekend

Renowned photographer Lee Jeffries teamed up with Seattle's Union Gospel Mission for a powerful exhibit.

Photographer Lee Jeffries visited Seattle this year and took portraits of people living outside.

Megan Toal

The Workplace Renaissance: Designing Spaces for Workers, Not Work

Office design is changing for the better with companies like Seattle’s ATLAS Workbase leading the way.

Gensler

Bill Sechter, CEO ATLAS Workbase

Road Trip Snacks Are Not to be Taken Lightly. Here’s What We’re Packing

You put gas in your car to keep it running, but what keeps you fueled on the road? Our road-trip writers share their favorite snacks.

There's no more appropriate place to eat beef jerky.

Seattle Magazine Staff

New South Lake Union Coffee Shop Wants to Connect Tech Workers, Homeless and Everyone in Between

Seattle Coffee Works' newest location looks to fit a neighborhood in transition.

Cascade Coffee Works is now making sweet latte art in South Lake Union.

Chelsea Lin

It’s Actually a Good Thing That Bike Shares Are Being Left in Trees

Seattle’s new bike sharing programs deflate cycling's air of moral superiority.

Seattle's new bike-share programs make biking for the people again.

Knute Berger

9 Steps to Throwing an Epic Dinner Party

Together with Sonos, we threw a dinner party for the ages at Ryan Lewis' house and we're sharing all our hosting secrets.

Presented by Sonos We love a good dinner party here at Seattle magazine, so when Sonos came to us with an idea for the ultimate potluck we jumped on board. There was just one twist: instead of bringing the food, guests brought the music. Enter the Sonos Playlist Potluck. We threw a dinner party for…

Seattle Mag

Get Ready for One of Seattle’s Biggest All-Local Beer Fests

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

MUST LAUGH 38th Seattle International Comedy Competition(11/2–11/26) Thirty-two comedians from around the world compete to be the last comic standing in this regionally touring comedy competition that is the largest in the country. Past winners include Preacher Lawson, who took his routine on to the semifinals of America’s Got Talent. Times, prices and locations vary….

Seattle Magazine Staff

Seattle Symphony’s Grammy Award–Winning Record Label is a Reputation-boosting Innovation

The labor of love is making waves in the industry.

Key players in the Seattle Symphony's recording venture are (left to right) CEO Simon Woods and Grammy-winning chief recording engineer Dmitriy Lipay.

Gavin Borchert

The Most Influential Seattleites of 2017

The activists, artists, officials and neighbors making Seattle a better place.

More than 100,000 people participated in the Womxn's March on Seattle this spring.

Virginia Smyth

Person of the Year 2017: The Unexpected Activist

Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.

It’s been a year in which locals have taken to the streets time and time again—so frequently that barely a week or weekend has gone by without a protest, march or event spilling into Seattle streets and filling public spaces. From anti-Trump and pro-Trump rallies to Block the Bunker events, immigration rights walks, a tax…

Virginia Smyth

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