MOHAI’s new exhibit traces the city’s food journey. To celebrate, curator and Seattle food writer Rebekah Denn’s expanded excerpt from the exhibit presents some iconic—but not fancy—food pairings with Washington wines, beers and spirits
Ballard darling Honoré gets a new owner, a new name and some savory additions
Gabriel Claycamp is a man with a storied past in the Seattle food world. You may remember him for his cooking-school project Culinary Communion back in the ’00s, or for his role in the Gypsy underground dinner parties featured on a 2007 episode of Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations, or for the great bacon he made when he first started The Swinery in 2009.
Belly up to one of Seattle’s many studios for this low-impact but intense core, leg and arm workout. We break down the differences between each studio below
Active apparel that’s comfortable and supportive can help you maximize your workout. These gym bag essentials will have you looking and feeling your best
Viewing the physical feats of Seattle’s professional athletes and performers on field and stage is awe-inspiring. Five pros share where they work out to stay in fighting form
Seattle’s top exercise instructors share their wisdom
Who needs a gym when free (and fun!) fitness activities abound? Grab a friend and get moving with these urban outings
We’ve rounded up our favorite, out-of-the-box local flex, stretch and sweat sessions to help build any body
Whether you ride your bike to work, hike through our parks on the weekend or never miss your 6 a.m. spin class, our city offers countless ways for athletes at any level to get up, get out and get in shape
How to avoid injury and recover from your workout
As rush hour driving grows worse seemingly by the day, more and more commuters are choosing public transportation. It seems a shame to spend that time idle, so here are a few suggestions to get you moving even when the traffic isn’t
An author’s popular podcast lives on with a new, political direction
Chihuly Studio's Allison Kramer lends an artistic eye to her curated wardrobe of clean-cut dresses and statement accessories
The secret to Marjorie’s Jamaican spice mix
At a new show, Close’s intense gaze sees more deeply than most—even if it’s hard for him to see himself
Forget the pie—when Tim Richter was a kid, he’d peel the skin off ruby rhubarb stalks, straight from the field, and pour sugar down the scooped center. “That was it,” he says. “That was our Sour Patch [Kids]!”
Inventive waterfront seafood dining, courtesy of the folks from Matt's in the Market
Give kitty what s/he really wants: an inspirational poster
A few years ago, no one was streaming new content from Amazon. But Roy Price is changing that, and in the process, Amazon Studios is racking up attention—and awards
And a purple haze cheesecake that will blow your mind
The best-selling Seattle-based author talks about her latest novel
Some locals are taking action. They don’t lead nonprofits, oversee large budgets or aspire to house everyone. They have jobs and families and want to do more than hand out spare change. They know they won’t solve the problem, but in ways that are often innovative and specific, they are trying to make life just a little bit easier for homeless people.
'Gravity’s Rainbow,' the masterpiece by Thomas Pynchon, Seattle’s most-honored and influential writer, turns out to be a savage act of vengeance against our town, inspired by our 1962 Century 21 Exhibition.
Century Ballroom kicks up its heels to celebrate 20 years of dance
Find the celebrated Mardi Gras confection at these Seattle spots
Lake Washington is a magnificent community asset, but it’s a barrier where traffic is concerned. Michael Christ has a solution. He’d like to reintroduce passenger ferries, which graced the region’s waterways from the 1850s to the 1930s.
At Stateside’s new bar, this beautiful update of a lesser-known drink transports taste buds with every sip
A proposed city program could save Seattle’s legacy businesses—but should it?
Shop antiques 'til you drop, and comb the beach for hand blown glass floats you can keep
Fermented tea—better known as kombucha—isn’t on the fringe anymore. In Seattle, various styles
A UFO sighting near Mount Rainer was the real start of our space age, says Knute Berger, and it fits right in with the Northwest psyche
PNB ushers in a new take on Cinderella by the team that wowed Seattle with Roméo et Juliette
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