This is your grandpa’s “Angry Birds.”
I love museums. Seriously. I know I’m not the only one. You see, when I was growing up, we didn’t go on vacations; we went on “trips.” The difference? On trips, you learn something.
I love museums. Seriously. I know I’m not the only one. You see, when I was growing up, we didn’t go on vacations; we went on “trips.” The difference? On trips, you learn something.
The Scoop: Volunteer Park Café has charmed Seattleites since 2007, when its doors first opened on North Capitol Hill. It didn’t take long for this cozy, vibrant eatery to become a neighborhood crowd-pleaser.
It was just an average Thursday night on Capitol Hill for Rachel Taylor and Trevor Kelly, also known as rising star indie darling He Is We. The duo joined me on the dimly-lit upper level of Neumo’s, where, later that evening, they headlined the second concert in the Verizon Wireless Coffee Shop Series, with acoustic accompaniment from fellow Seattleites, The Scene Aesthetic.
Venue: The Fremont Collective | Date: 10.21.11 | Photography: Charlie Ainslie & Tim Burke
After ten years of growth through some of the most innovative decisions and challenging times in the action sports industry, Seattle-based Evolución Innovations (evo) has become a rare entity in the retail sector through a successfully backwards business model – first online, then brick-and-mortar, and in the near future, print.
Looking to get those taste buds ready for Thanksgiving? Dine Around Seattle may be just what you need. During the month of November, you’ll be able to sample the menus of some of the best restaurants in the Seattle area.

Yawning over the lame pre-game nosh before your favorite team even charges the field? Wake up and drool over these Metropolitan Market exclusive recipes. From the fresh to the fatty, these tailgate treats will score you the extra points in the crucial minutes before the game. Pair with beer.
Show your support for the local design scene this Sunday and browse the latest and greatest in women’s (and men’s) clothing, jewelry and handbags at the THREAD Show.
In this tech-centric society of ours, the opening of the University Village Microsoft Store on Thursday, Oct. 20, is a decidedly important event. However, alternative rock fans in Seattle (we know there’s at least a few of you) will have reason to celebrate the following day, when the bluesy, eccentric pair of singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney – familiarly known as The Black Keys – are scheduled
to perform at the store.