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May 2012

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Leave the city behind and explore one of these tiny Northwest towns. Also: a preview of Dale Chihuly's brand new Garden and Glass exhibit at Seattle Center.

Inside Chihuly's New House of Glass
How Seattle Became the Epicenter of Glass Art
Take a Power Trip to Wild Horse Wind Farm
Don't Miss Little Water Cantina
A.J. Rathbun
Tucked into the ground floor of a nondescript apartment building, it’s easy to miss this gem.
M.I.A Gallery Gives a Voice to International Artists
Brangien Davis
A new downtown gallery owner is on an artful mission.
Dangers Await Upstream for Local Salmon
Nick O'Connell
With damns coming down and the battle over “Frankenfish” heating up, what lies ahead for local salmo
Seattle’s Biggest Heroes Get Shrunk
Knute Berger
Barista action figures and Edgar bobbleheads don’t begin to cover the selection of Seattle icon doll
Spring Hill is Now Ma‘ono Fried Chicken & Whisky
Allison Austin Scheff
The fried chicken here is such a big deal, you have to pre-order it before your visit.
Foraging Tender Fiddlehead Ferns
Langdon Cook
Langdon Cook scavenges the forest for spring’s versatile culinary offering, fiddleheads.
Where to Go for Bento
Sierra Christman
Seattle spots that offer traditional Japanese bento consists of à la carte rice, veggies and fish or
Woodinville-made Halfpops
Marianne Hale
Crunchy, seasoned half-popped popcorn proves a snacker’s delight.
Applause-o-Meter Extra: Mysterious Washed-up Feet Explained
Brangien Davis
It turns out the explanation is pretty straight-forward, but still creepy.
Downtown Bellevue's Spa Sanctuary
Indulge in traditional bathhouse scrubs and hydrotherapy at Yuan Spa.