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Band of the Week: Porter Ray

Band of the Week: Porter Ray

Seattle rapper Porter Ray performs at the Tractor this Friday

Can Bigfoot Heal America?

Can Bigfoot Heal America?

Bigfoot (or in this case, Harry, from ‘Harry and the Hendersons’): making America great again

For the Love of 'Nog: Sun Liquor's Aged Eggnog Recipe

For the Love of ‘Nog: Sun Liquor’s Aged Eggnog Recipe

Miss your chance every year for Sun Liquor’s Christmas-only aged eggnog? Whip up a batch at home and sip all season long

Sun Liquor’s Christmas-only aged eggnog

Windermere's W Collection: A High Point Market

Windermere’s W Collection: A High Point Market

This $10 million 1933 home was commissioned by nautical author James A. Gibbs, who later moved to an Oregon Coast lighthouse; meticulously restored, it is a typically lavish luxury property from Windermere’s W Collection

Three Impressions of Cursed Oak

Three Impressions of Cursed Oak

Cursed Oak owner Mike Carroll strains a Rosemary Delight into a coupe glass

The Must List: Bridget Everett, Urban Craft Uprising and Gary Gulman

The Must List: Bridget Everett, Urban Craft Uprising and Gary Gulman

Self-proclaimed “alt-cabaret provocateur” Bridget Everett visits the Neptune this Saturday

Recipe of the Week: Harissa-Roasted Acorn Squash

Recipe of the Week: Harissa-Roasted Acorn Squash

Harissa-Roasted Acorn Squash: mild spices mingle with hearty squash for the perfect cold weather dish

Spend Less Without Being a Grinch: 8 Holiday Ideas

Spend Less Without Being a Grinch: 8 Holiday Ideas

Give meaningful gifts and use nature's decor to work holiday magic without blowing your budget

This article originally appeared on Houzz.com. Between the endless stream of holiday music, window displays and festive events, the holiday season can sometimes feel like a never-ending parade of opportunities to blow the budget. But when you set and stick with a budget you feel comfortable with, you are bound to feel better, and probably…

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in December

5 Things You Need to Eat and Drink in December

‘Tis the season for all the best food events

This is the Yippie Ki Yay MF… perhaps the best name in Christmas cocktail history.

50 Things Seattle Gave the World

50 Things Seattle Gave the World

Looking back on 50 years of Seattle magazine (an evolution that started with Pacific Search, see “The 50-year Evolution of Seattle Magazine“) can be humbling. Amazing inventions, people and ideas have come from the Emerald City. Sure, we have problems to solve. But with many of the best minds in the city charting our future path, there’s plenty of…

Olson Kundig’s King Street Station Project: Q&A With Design Principal Kirsten R. Murray

Olson Kundig’s King Street Station Project: Q&A With Design Principal Kirsten R. Murray

The ubiquitous Seattle architect team will design a cultural hub at King Street Station

A rendition of King Street Station

Methow Valley Meets Vermont in This AIA Home of Distinction

Methow Valley Meets Vermont in This AIA Home of Distinction

Architect David Coleman’s “Hill House” perches on a narrow, rocky ridge line above Winthrop. The 1,100-square-foot house is flanked by gabion stone walls, made from the spoils of the site excavation, creating a bridge between building and landscape

Bacon, Chicken and Steaks, Oh My!

Bacon, Chicken and Steaks, Oh My!

Online retailer Zaycon Fresh promises truck loads of discounted protein, and not the expired kind

M-m-meeeeeeat!

Office Space, Reimagined: An 80 Square Foot Work Space Doubles as Family Room

Office Space, Reimagined: An 80 Square Foot Work Space Doubles as Family Room

Cutler’s wife Beth sits at the built-in drafting desk, ensconced among the trees

'King Charles III' at Seattle Rep: A Royal, Ambitious Drama

‘King Charles III’ at Seattle Rep: A Royal, Ambitious Drama

Robert Joy (King Charles III) in King Charles III at Seattle Repertory Theatre

Vashon Island's Tiniest House Is Big in Spirit

Vashon Island’s Tiniest House Is Big in Spirit

Brenna and Jean-David Larson read to daughters Aurelie (left) and Eloise in the meditation pavilion designed by Bosworth Hoedemaker behind their Vashon Island home.

Meet the YIMBYs, Seattleites in Support of Housing Density

Meet the YIMBYs, Seattleites in Support of Housing Density

A new movement is saying yes to urban density in all its forms

Ballard homeowner Sara Maxana (with daughter Nani) identifies as a YIMBY, and supports more housing density, including in single-family areas

The Apple Cup: An Ongoing Rivalry

The Apple Cup: An Ongoing Rivalry

Our staff breakdown the big game (and bleed their team colors)

Friday, November 25 will mark the 116th matchup between historic Pac-12 rivals, the University of Washington vs. Washington State. Our in-house sports fans offer their perspective on this year’s quest for the cup. GO DAWGS  Statistically, rooting for the Dawgs is a smart call. The Huskies have won 70 to WSU’s 32 Apple Cups (including…

Twin Peaks Meets Steam Punk in this Cozy Snoqualmie Cabin

Twin Peaks Meets Steam Punk in this Cozy Snoqualmie Cabin

An artists' retreat near Snoqualmie Pass offers an unexpected take on cabin decor

A 19th century cast iron daybed, porcelain Staffordshire bull terriers and vintage typewriter create a Victorian feel for the drawing room of this cabin near Snoqualmie Pass

Five Things Seattleites Can Be Thankful for This Thanksgiving

Five Things Seattleites Can Be Thankful for This Thanksgiving

Like many west coast progressives, you may be feeling downright discouraged this Thanksgiving. Between a bitter and unprecedented election, dismal, year-long headlines (Syrian refugee crisis; Flint, Michigan; DAPL; Brexit; etc.) and the endless ticker of obituaries (re: David Bowie, Prince, Sharon Jones, Leonard Cohen, Gene Wilder, Alan Rickman, etc.) it’s been a tough year for…

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