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Category Archives: Seattle Life and Culture
The Gold Card: Senior discounts across Seatt...
Seattle seniors who live on retirement savings or fixed incomes feel the pressure. Rising real estate values, incre [more]
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2,500 Years of Pre-European Real Estate
We live on the traditional land of the Salish Sea tribes. These tribes lived in this region since the end of the Ic [more]
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Battle of the Bonfires 2019: Alki Beach v. G...
Summer showed up early this year, and it’s time for the perfect beach bonfire. But where to do it? In Seattle [more]
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May 11: 300 Garage Sales Take Over West Seat...
West Seattle will hold garage sales this Saturday (May 11) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.—ALL of West Seattle. 300 garage sa [more]
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Age Positive
Aging positively isn’t talked about enough. After the age of sixty or so, not aging poorly is discussed—don’t smoke [more]
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Cal Anderson’s AIDS Memorial Pathway
The AMP will use public art to invite remembrance and reflection, call viewers to action, and tell the history and [more]
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The Castle in the North
A private castle rules over twenty acres near Sedro-Woolley. It’s a very castle-y castle, with all the appropriate [more]
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Paine Field Is Pretty (Great)
Paine Field in Everett will gain a new, beautiful passenger airport on March 31, 2019. It's a tiny two-gate, public [more]
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West Seattle’s Flower Houses
Talk about unique curb appeal. The Flower Houses are local gems here in West Seattle, where they bring life and cha [more]
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Day of the Dead Becomes Semi-Permanent in Se...
I saw this art project the other day and had to investigate. A boring stretch of road in the South Park neighborhoo [more]
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Smith Tower: How to Lose Money
After a fresh round of 2015 renovations, Unico Properties is selling. Three years was long enough, evidently. The n [more]
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SODO Murals for the PEOPLE (on light rail)
You might never notice Seattle’s newest record-setting art installation—not unless you ride light rail, that [more]
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