Before the advent of iPods, CDs, cassettes or 8-tracks, Seattleites rocked out to vinyl records. Thanks to a pair of celebrated local establishments, we can still enjoy this bygone form of home entertainment at a newly-opened museum in Pioneer Square.
This time of year can be lonely for those in search of Mr. or Ms. Right. If you’re available (and looking), you’re in luck this holiday season — Tasty Seattle wants to plug you into the city’s upscale singles scene.
Calling all Seattleites, Washingtonians, Pacific Northwesterners, new, old, or something in between: it’s time to rediscover this Emerald City of ours. If we’re going to live in Seattle and call ourselves Seattleites, isn’t it about time we start living like ones? Let’s branch out.
Seattle is a hotbed of rich history and culture — much of which is represented in the names of the sandwiches offered at a Delicatus, a delicatessen in Pioneer Square.
Here’s a strange question: what do ceramic bears, miniature models of buildings and a foam deer have in common? The answer, of course, is that they all share a “living” space in Ravenna with their creator, artist Weston Jandacka.
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