July 2018

11 Best Things To Do in Seattle in July 2018

11 Best Things To Do in Seattle in July 2018

Our hand-picked list of best bets for entertainment this month

Mickalene Thomas' 2008 chromogenic print, "La Lecon d'amour" at the Henry Art Gallery

Gavin Borchert

Seattle Is for Beer Lovers

Seattle Is for Beer Lovers

This month's Editor's Note from Rachel Hart

This article appears in print in the July 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. I most definitely picked the wrong time in Seattle history to cut back on carbs. It’s hard enough to take only a bite or two (instead of my customary one piece—OK, two) of that shatteringly gorgeous crusty artisanal bread set in front of me…

Rachel Hart

Best Brewpubs and Taprooms in Seattle

Best Brewpubs and Taprooms in Seattle

Plus: See who won the award for Most Iconic Washington Beer Brand

LAGER THAN LIFE: Elliott Bay Brewing has three pub locations, but our favorite is still the West Seattle original

Kendall Jones

Seattle Magazine's Second Annual Beer Awards

Seattle Magazine’s Second Annual Beer Awards

What—and where—you should be drinking right now

RAISING THE BAR: A plate of legendary herb-seasoned fries from Best Brew Pub winner Elliott Bay Brewing begs for a pint of their Alembic Pale

Kendall Jones

Best Beer in Seattle

Best Beer in Seattle

The best brews from the Puget Sound region and beyond

Wild Warehouse Farmhouse Ale by Wander Brewing (left) won in the Best Saison category and Mosaic Pale Ale by Seapine Brewing (right) won in the Best Pale Ale category.

Kendall Jones

2018 Brewery of the Year: Seapine Brewing Company

2018 Brewery of the Year: Seapine Brewing Company

The SoDo brewery topped two of our best beer categories and there's so much more to love

BROTHERS IN BREW: Owners and brewers Drew Colpitts (left) and Mike Hutson, at the bar of their winning brewery, Seapine, in SoDo

Kendall Jones

There's a Cloud Over Seattle

There’s a Cloud Over Seattle

Times are difficult in our fair city, says Knute Berger. Will balance and livability ever return?

It’s not just the weather that’s making life in the city more and more challenging

Knute Berger