The Seattle grey is amongst us and we’ll be hibernating from the sun’s warmth until next July. But don’t let the gloom get you down, there’s no better time than now to escape the blues and catch some vitamin D and spoil yourself with a little fun
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Floor-to-ceiling windows flood light into the main dining room of Fremont’s most recent culinary development, The Whale Wins. Cool and soothing shades of blue paint the restaurant with an affability mirrored by the effervescent staff and the aromas of something salty roasting in the wood-fire oven draw diners in closer.
Ben Gibbard didn’t choose to step out and rock his solo album in search of finding himself as an individual artist after over a decade with Death Cab for Cutie, he did so to close a door. Gibbard pours his soul into these tracks, which span over 8 years of his life, revolve around 3 interchangeable relationships, and living in two very different cities.
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature Cafe Flora, an award-winning restaurant celebrating over 20 years in Madison Park serving a vegetarian menu that includes vegan and gluten-free options. Featuring a modern and inventive approach to vegetarian cooking and using locally sourced
Fans adore cellist, singer-songwriter and composer Ben Sollee for his genre-bending, storytelling, Appalachia-loving ways. He’s shared the stage with, among other musical greats, Bela Fleck and My Morning Jacket, he’s a political activist, and he can often be
Educational documentary American Meat is kicking-off its Washington leg of a nationwide Young Farmer Screening Series at the University of Washington, on November 13th, from
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature Hunger, in a new location in the burgeoning food scene in the Fremont neighborhood. Owners Brian and Jamie Brooks first opened Hunger two years ago a few blocks up from their current corner location on Fremont Avenue. Hunger’s
If you’ve got a passion to make a difference, Michael Huang will show you you’re not alone. Over the years he’s surrounded himself with like-minded innovators and trailblazers. From nonprofits and technology to music and dance, it’s all good when it’s for the better good.
Tucked away in the little stretch of Seattle that is east of Ballard and west of Green Lake exists the Stumbling Goat Bistro, that while filling its duty as a neighborhood watering hole also turns out creative, seasonally inspired dishes and some of the best cocktails in town.
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