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AIA Seattle Home of Distinction: Thinking Big to go Small

AIA Seattle Home of Distinction: Thinking Big to go Small

Architect, homeowners overcome sizable challenges

Pullman residents Iris and Mark Lange purchased a century-old Green Lake farmhouse in 2014 as a possible residence for a son who was considering attending college in Seattle. At the time, they thought the lot might also be a good future fit for a small new home known locally as a detached additional dwelling unit, or…

Dishing on Dinner Parties

Dishing on Dinner Parties

Chef John Howie lays out a plan for that perfect party

John Howie, owner and operator of Beardslee Public House & Brewery, John Howie Steak, Seastar Restaurant & Raw Bar, Wildwood Spirits Co., and Whiskey by John Howie

Where to Find the Perfect Post-hike Milkshake

Where to Find the Perfect Post-hike Milkshake

Reward yourself with these tasty treats after a beautiful day on the trail

After hiking in the Alpine Lake Wilderness area, choose from among 30 milkshake flavors at 1950s-style diner Cascade Burgers or grab some deliciously greasy onion rings from the ’59er Diner.

Editor's Note: Against Long Odds

Editor’s Note: Against Long Odds

Crystal Allenton survived domestic abuse and homelessness to earn two college degrees

Long before the pandemic, Crystal Allenton knew she needed to make some big decisions to change her life. Allenton now holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from WGU Washington and teaches high school English, but there was a time when she was a single mother of three young children after fleeing an abusive husband. Homelessness and hunger were…

Tragedy Not Forgotten

Tragedy Not Forgotten

Seattle artists reflect on the 20-year anniversary of 9/11

Having just returned from a kayaking vacation, Ingrid Lahti was already feeling a bit rubbery when she walked in the door of her home on Sept. 11, 2001. She learned of the attack on the Twin Towers from a voice mail left by her brother, a former firefighter. Like much of America, the Mercer Island artist spent…

Book Excerpt: The Lavender Capital of North America

Book Excerpt: The Lavender Capital of North America

Summer is lavender season in Sequim. Get to know the truth about this popular herb.

Photos Courtesy of Sasquatch Books

Seattle Magazine Essentials: Wedding Rings, Canned Wine and Local Art

Seattle Magazine Essentials: Wedding Rings, Canned Wine and Local Art

Check out a roundup of local hidden gems.

Photos are in order of stories.

Why Seattle is the Place to be for Film

Why Seattle is the Place to be for Film

Carlos Fernandez and Drew Highlands are in the thick of the city's film scene

Season 2, Episode 4 of The Last Video Store on Earth, “The Customer Trap”

Sponsored | High-Altitude Adventures to Elevate Your Summer

Sponsored | High-Altitude Adventures to Elevate Your Summer

Crystal Mountain has options explore the unique treasures of the alpine year-round

Out of this world, easy to reach. Washington’s premier ski destination is a hub for outdoor adventures and photo-ops in the summertime. New this summer, guided trips are available for by reservation to enhance your experience on the mountain. Local specialists share the secrets of the alpine with activities such as seasonal foraging and fly-fishing….

One-On-One With Tom Skerritt

One-On-One With Tom Skerritt

Emmy-winning actor weighs in on the future of Washington’s film industry

If Hollywood ever turns the bestselling book “The Boys in the Boat” into a feature-length film, Tom Skerritt wants to make damn sure it’s made here. He says he hears excuses all the time why it shouldn’t be. The story, of course, is uniquely Seattle: How the University of Washington crew surprisingly won a Gold…

Seattle is Reviving its Film Industry

Seattle is Reviving its Film Industry

Its efforts are already paying off.

“Three Busy Debras” filmed its second season on Harbor Island

Sponsored | Celebrate Seattle's reopening at The Edgewater

Sponsored | Celebrate Seattle’s reopening at The Edgewater

You’ll feel welcomed from the moment you arrive.

When you visit the distinctive over-water hotel on Pier 67, you’ll feel welcomed from the moment you arrive. From the personalized service and warm hospitality to the historic décor dispersed throughout the property, every inch of the hotel is memorable. Savor the flavors of Seattle at the hotel’s iconic restaurant, Six Seven and experience a…

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