The joys and complications of Seattle's tech-sponsored music fest.
By: Seattle Magazine Staff
Songs of protest at the Showbox, songs of healing at KEXP and lots of Spocks at the Convention Center
By: Tim Appelo
At a new show, Close’s intense gaze sees more deeply than most—even if it’s hard for him to see himself
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
By: Jim Demetre
Not all business, South Lake Union also boasts an outdoor gallery of 20 site-specific public artworks by some of Seattle’s leading artists; some loom large, others announce themselves more discreetly to the blue-badge-wearing workers venturing out for lunch or another meeting
By: Seattle Magazine Staff with Jake Laycock, Rebecca Ratterman and Eva Seelye
#manintree perhaps best summarizes the overall WTF zeitgeist of 2016
Paul Allen's wild, wide-spanning museum needed a new name
