Food & Drink

These Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Are Just the Thing to Get Through January

These Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Are Just the Thing to Get Through January

Just because you're not drinking (or drinking less) doesn't mean you have to suffer

Poppy has a whole menu of mocktails for January.

These Winter Threads Keep You Cozy All Season Long

These Winter Threads Keep You Cozy All Season Long

You don't have to sacrifice style for comfort

This article appears in print in the January 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. In hygge-loving Seattle, easy-to-wear, stretchy apparel is practically the citywide wardrobe. But you no longer  have to sacrifice style for comfort, thanks to a new generation of locally available wearables. Whether you are inclined to hibernate at this time of year or just want an…

This Week Then: Saying Goodbye to the Viaduct

This Week Then: Saying Goodbye to the Viaduct

Plus: Port Townsend turns 159

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Farewell, Viaduct This week, a new chapter of Seattle history begins when the Alaskan Way Viaduct closes permanently, three weeks ahead of the planned opening of its replacement, the SR-99 tunnel. This is the longest major highway closure the Puget Sound region has ever seen…

Must List: 'Il Trovatore', Tasveer South Asian Literary Festival, World’s Quickest Theater Festival

Must List: ‘Il Trovatore’, Tasveer South Asian Literary Festival, World’s Quickest Theater Festival

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Love the Must List? Get it right in your inbox. Subscribe. MUST VERDI Seattle Opera’s Il Trovatore(1/12–1/26) Its switched-baby, love-triangle plot is notoriously spoofable (it’s the opera that the Marx Brothers reduced to rubble in A Night at the Opera), but Verdi’s 1853 swashbuckler can still pack a punch—especially if you have a soaring soprano like…

Guillermo Bravo Launches Local, Sustainable Sneaker Line

Guillermo Bravo Launches Local, Sustainable Sneaker Line

Get off on the right foot with these locally designed, eco-friendly kicks

This article appears in print in the January 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. Designer Luis Velez launched Capitol Hill–based sneaker and apparel company Guillermo Bravo in August with an eye to more than just fashion. “I wanted to create something that is both stylish and sustainable,” says Velez, noting that each person involved in making his pieces is paid…

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: The Best Carrot Cake, Tamales and Lebanese Food

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: The Best Carrot Cake, Tamales and Lebanese Food

This week: Under-the-radar finds for beer, cultural cuisines and local favorites

We need some Lebanese food from Café Munir, stat!

5 Local Plant-Based Desserts You Must Try

5 Local Plant-Based Desserts You Must Try

Good and good for you? These desserts prove it’s possible

NO DAIRY? NO PROBLEM: The tiramisu slice from Pure Pies features neither mascarpone nor ladyfingers, but still manages a satisfying, creamy texture to highlight the rich combination of chocolate and coffee

Seattle Pop Artist Puts Plastic in the Spotlight

Seattle Pop Artist Puts Plastic in the Spotlight

A young Seattle artist’s provocative portraits sift through the layers of consumer culture, attracting the attention of some of the city’s art luminaries

CONSUMER CENTRIC: In his studio in the Chinatown/International District, Anthony White uses a utility knife to add detail to his paintings depicting consumer culture

Seattle Shops Embrace Enamel Pins

Seattle Shops Embrace Enamel Pins

Show your local shop some love with these trendy enamel pins

PERSONAL FLAIR: A selection of enamel pins made by Zach Bolotin (and other designers) from Full Tilt Ice Cream, Glazer’s Camera, Porchlight Coffee, Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream, Good + Well Supply Co., and boutique Can’t Blame the Youth

Shake Shack's Seattle-Only Burger Is Worth the Wait

Shake Shack’s Seattle-Only Burger Is Worth the Wait

This all-local burger from an international chain justifies the long lines it attracts

BURGER MASTER: Shake Shack’s Montlake Double Cut Burger is an obvious choice, but you should pair it with crinkle cut fries and a “concrete,” (a frozen custard treat) for maximum enjoyment

This Week Then: The Growth of Wenatchee

This Week Then: The Growth of Wenatchee

Plus: The anniversary of two Pacific Northwest theater openings

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Wenatchee Starts to Grow On January 7, 1893, Wenatchee, located in Chelan County at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia rivers, incorporated as a fourth-class city. The area had seen human habitation since prehistoric times, but the first non-Indian settlers did not appear until…

Must List: ‘Sound of Music’ Sing-A-Long, Little Fish Pop-Up, D. Allan Drummond Exhibit

Must List: ‘Sound of Music’ Sing-A-Long, Little Fish Pop-Up, D. Allan Drummond Exhibit

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Love the Must List? Get it right in your inbox. Subscribe. MUST SING Sing-A-Long Sound of Music(1/4–1/6) Join your voice in song with strangers—and boo at Nazis—at the 5th Avenue’s sing-along screening of The Sound of Music. You’ll get a goodie bag of props upon arrival to use during the show. Plus, go the extra mile and…

Fake News? A Seattle Librarian Offers a Class to Help Separate Truth from Fiction

Fake News? A Seattle Librarian Offers a Class to Help Separate Truth from Fiction

A local librarian is fighting back against fake news

A LIGHT IN THE DARK: Di Zhang in the computer lab at Seattle Central Library where he teaches his fake news class

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