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Category Archives: Seattle Life and Culture
Seattle’s 1960s Fallout Shelter
If you’ve driven I-5 through North Seattle, you’ve passed above our city’s Cold War fallout shelter. The city [more]
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Unclaimed Property, or Free Money People For...
Most claims are between $25 and $100, and most of them belong to people who have moved, changed phone numbers, or o [more]
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Seattle’s littlest art gallery is OPEN
There’s one art gallery the pandemic hasn’t shut down. In the Queen Anne neighborhood, at the corner of [more]
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The Victorian House
I’ve seen this house a few times when driving through Queen Anne. Every time, I can’t stop looking at it. There’s n [more]
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High Point: From Gangs to Neighbors
People of all sorts live together peacefully in this master-planned West Seattle community of 1,500 homes, a place [more]
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How to Avoid Post-Disaster Scams
Be wise to disaster-related charity scams. After a crisis, scammers inevitably try to make a quick buck by preying [more]
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7 Hikes for Seattle-Based Seniors
Ask someone what they love about living in Seattle, and odds are they’ll mention hiking. Unless they’re senio [more]
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Seattle’s Oldest (and Forgotten) Cemetery
You can’t be buried in the Denny Hotel Cemetery. Not anymore. No one’s gone into the ground there since 1860, when [more]
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How to Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day in ...
A few ways to honor Indigenous People’s Day this year include: Learning We don’t pretend to be experts [more]
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Tunnel Tolls Start Nov. 9
Tolling will finally start for drivers taking the SR 99 tunnel that replaced the Alaskan Way Viaduct. On November 9 [more]
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How to Survive Summer Without A/C
Odds are, your house in Seattle doesn’t have air conditioning. Only 33.7% of Seattle-area households come equ [more]
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Pianos in the Parks: New and Improved
13 artist-decorated pianos moved into Seattle’s parks this month, open to everyone. You can play these pianos for f [more]
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