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Issue
August 2018
From this Issue
A master pastry chef delights with a super simple French dish
At a family-run Mexican restaurant on Holman Road, time stands sweetly still
Lime E-bikes are everywhere in Seattle
Check out these zen indulgences
In her new book, former Amazon employee Kristi Coulter examines life without alcohol
New offerings from two local library systems go beyond books
Dozens of vendors are setting up shop on the second and last Saturday of every month
The chef is looking to the islands for inspiration
River floats, hot springs and perfect paddling a short drive away
Plus: Where to go kayaking on the Deschutes
They’re not as common here as in Yellowstone, but our thermal waters are worth seeking out
A 16-mile stretch of the Yakima River is popular with float fans
If you walked from one Seattle concert to the next, how many miles would you walk?
A ride down the Wenatchee delivers chills, thrills—and family bonding moments
Philly native Nato Thompson says this year’s fourth annual expo will explore changing forces within Seattle’s art scene
Plus: when to go, what to wear and how far they are from Seattle
The simple pleasures of sand and water attract day-trippers to Jetty Island near Everett
Time to try a new kind of beach picnic
Seattle magazine editors and writers chose their favorite Sub Pop tracks for this playlist celebrating the legendary record label's 30th anniversary
At her Slip Rabbit studio, ceramic artist Timea Tihanyi pursues the possibilities of 3-D printed pottery with the "Potterbot"
A Gulf Islands trip delivers a calming adventure with thrills of a different kind
How Sub Pop, a scrappy independent record label with the slogan ‘Going Out of Business Since 1988’ established the ‘Seattle sound,’ weathered the volatile music business and continues to make its mark on the city--30 years and counting
Founded on April Fools’ Day, Sub Pop has taken the date to heart, pulling notorious pranks over the years. Here are a few classic examples
Bone up on your Sub Pop history with this tour of the city’s label-affiliated sights
Take a stand to experience the Northwest in a whole new way
For beginner, intermediate, and advanced paddlers
Sub Pop albums are defined by a certain aesthetic, and for the past 24 years, the label’s creative director, Jeff Kleinsmith, has helped convey it through the label’s record covers. Here, he waxes on a few favorites
Pitch your tent or park your RV at one of these waterfront or water-view spots, where you’ll wake up to the soothing sounds of lakes, falls, rivers, or the sea
Seattle experienced a midlife crisis 30 years ago, says Knute Berger. Are we having another one today?
If you're ready to stop renting and take the plunge on a new purchase, here's where to start
Our hand-picked list of best bets for entertainment this month
All the winners from the 13th Annual Seattle Magazine Wine Awards
This year’s award-winning wines prove you don’t have to spend a fortune to drink well
Featuring the Washington state winners and finalists from our 2018 wine awards
More than a dozen experts help us select the best Washington wines of the year
