Your search results
Category Archives: Seattle Life and Culture
Pinball Wizard
Tucked away in the International District/Chinatown lies Seattle’s most interactive museum: The Seattle Pinba [more]
Continue Reading
Intersection or Hieroglyph?
Seattle’s streets—more specifically, Seattle’s intersections—are a little chaotic. Okay, very chaotic. [more]
Continue Reading
Small-Town Outdoor Movie: This Friday!
One of my favorite parts about Seattle is that no matter how big or how fast it grows, this city still feels like a [more]
Continue Reading
How Will the Fast Ferry Affect Real Estate?
The new Bremerton fast ferry started today, and it could change the game for Seattle real estate. The trip across t [more]
Continue Reading
Seattle Breaks 122-Year-Old Rain Record
Sure, our city—which is already known for rain and grayness and Seasonal Affective Disorder—just broke a 122-year-o [more]
Continue Reading
Antique at 55
The Seattle Monorail turns 55 today, to much hoopla and reminiscing. It’s an iconic part of our city, even if [more]
Continue Reading
Why doesn’t “Capitol” Hill...
As I’m sure you all noticed, Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood doesn’t have a capitol. It’ [more]
Continue Reading
b’End Tunnel Walk
On Sunday, pedestrians replaced cars in a soon-to-disappear part of Seattle. The Battery Street Tunnel, located jus [more]
Continue Reading
Holy Home, Batman!
Churches, it turns out, make excellent homes. You can buy your own holy house on Vashon Island for $579,000, with a [more]
Continue Reading
Seattle’s $475,000 Illegal Treehouse
The most private home in Seattle is illegal. It doesn’t have an address No driveway, no access roads. It doesn’t ev [more]
Continue Reading
How Liberal is your Seattle Neighborhood?
You usually have to wait for election season to find out what your neighbors think. Then hundred of “Vote for [more]
Continue Reading
How to Get a White Christmas
I grew up in the Midwest, and part of me still misses those white Christmases. It looks like we won’t get sno [more]
Continue Reading