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Issue
March 2018
From this Issue
Seattle finally learns what Israel has known all along: Hummus is awesome
Next time you’re throwing a party, try a barn raising
The cofounder of Fashion for Conservation combines her love of fashion and the outdoors
In a Seattle tiny house village, two shelters work together to offer more than just a place to call home
The Skaaning brothers know their way around hygge
Notary Ceramics candleholders at Flora and Henri add a hint of hygge to the home
Award-winning Seattle design studio NK Woodworking crafts one-of-a-kind bathtubs from domestic and exotic hardwoods, finished with a durable marine varnish
The Bamboo cocktail at newly opened en Rama in Tacoma is best sipped slowly
Our city’s hyper construction is causing more than traffic issues. Experts believe it’s one reason our city is ranking high as a rodent-infested town, and getting rid of the pests is anything but easy
Zillow gives us the future forecast on where Seattle's neighborhoods are heading
Despite those prices, you still want to settle in Seattle?
Mitra Raman started The Buttermilk Company last year, and is giving back profits to every family whose recipe she uses
One of Seattle's few makers of soba has a new restaurant in Wallingford
Scandinavian influence makes its way through this home on Lake Washington
Watch whales, catch some waves and feast on the catch of the day in this coastal town, just a two-and-a half-hour drive from Seattle
Online clothing brand Universal Standard's new program program allows customers to exchange sizes that are too big or too small for new ones
As some of Seattle’s eateries close, Knute Berger weighs in on what the phrase ‘We are what we eat’ really means
The new book from Ellen Blackstone and Emily Poole follows the NPR segment of the same name
Finding the light in an urban Seattle condo.
This month's Editor's Note from Rachel Hart.
Living outside the city has always been an attractive option for many, but with housing prices in Seattle going up, up and up, the suburbs around us are more magnetic than ever.
With housing supply short in Tacoma, home buyers are looking to places like Bonney Lake where new housing developments are under way
These outlying areas are catching on in a big way
In search of affordable housing, some are trading a longer commute time for a quality of life that’s worth the drive.
For those seeking an urban lifestyle, suburban cities with compact and walkable downtowns offer appealing amenities, such as local shops and restaurants, and small-town civic pride
Transit ridership is growing faster in the Puget Sound region than anywhere else in the country. Here are the suburbs where commutes are quick and easy
With the median price of homes in Seattle topping $690,000, it’s no wonder many people are willing to trade a little extra commuting time for a reasonably priced place to live.
It’s no secret that our local environment—from our shorelines to mountaintops and city parks to urban trails—is a major draw and can be an important consideration for home buyers in deciding where to live.
The one-time bedroom community has put the ‘urban’ in ‘suburban’
Buyers and renters seeking to escape Seattle’s frenzied market are heading to rapidly expanding towns south and east of the city
Repairing antique watchworks and vintage mechanical objects, Brittany Nicole Cox keeps in time with the past
Seattle’s newest ramen places dial into Japan’s regional varieties
Pastry chef Mi Kim's Raised Doughnuts is finding legions of sweet-toothed fans
A city initiative turns little-used streets and dangerous intersections into urban oases
"This is one of the biggest moves in the Arboretum since it was created."
"How to Taste: The Curious Cook’s Handbook to Seasoning and Balance, from Umami to Acid and Beyond—with Recipes" by Becky Selengut hits shelves March 13.
Seattle choreographer Kim Lusk's work riffs on a quirky cowboy lineage
Seattle Celebrates Shakespeare honors the world’s most famous dramatist with concerts, plays, musicals and more
Featuring Anne Lamott, Ariel Levy, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Ijeoma Oluo, and more.
The "Lid I-5" effort is pushing to reconsider plans to cover the freeway that runs through downtown Seattle.
From the provocative to the sublime, this season’s shows and exhibits both reflect our times and rise above them. Here’s what’s in store this spring in the vigorous, vibrant world of the arts
