July 2017

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Lake Quinault Lodge

Deep in the rain forest, the grand dame of Olympics lodging welcomes guests with genteel amenities.

Classic and timeless: Lake Quinault Lodge

Roddy Scheer

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Find Rustic Comfort Less Than 3 Hours From Seattle

Deep in Olympic National Park, Lake Quinault has been drawing visitors for decades.

Peaceful Lochaerie Resort is a good choice for families and groups.

Roddy Scheer

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Lakedale

At this San Juan Island spot, prepare for an experience right out of 'Dirty Dancing.'

The lodge deck overlooking Neva Lake

Jess Thomson

Have You Seen the Awesome Hidden Murals in Belltown?

Local and international artists have adorned a Belltown alley with spectacular murals.

It’s a treasure hidden in plain sight: the Belltown Corridor, an alleyway turned permanent installation, accessible from Second Avenue between Lenora and Blanchard. The block-long display of eight murals, created by artists from Seattle and from as far away as the Netherlands, is tucked behind the brand-new arcade bar Jupiter (Belltown, 2126 Second Ave.). “I…

Callie Little

Why You Should Pay $22 for a Can of Fish

Everything old is new again as canning, smoking and pickling seafood make a culinary comeback.

Zoi Antonitsas and Bryan Jarr revive the art of canned seafood with Little Fish, in Pike Place Market’s new MarketFront section

Naomi Tomky

Mountain Trout Can Turn a Backcountry Meal Into a Four-Star Affair

Hook a trout from a mountain stream and you’ve just bagged one of the forager’s biggest prizes.

Dine in style, even in the backcountry.

Langdon Cook

Leschi Bar’s ‘Extra Fancy’ Daiquiri is Perfect for Seattle Summer Nights

Revisit the classic daiquiri at Meet the Moon with a double dose of rum and sunshine.

Meet the Moon bartender Casey Estrada’s daiquiri reflects the summer vibe of the place

A.J. Rathbun

Vintage Glass Gardens’ Reimagined Silver Service is for the Birds

One-of-a-kind birdhouses serve a repurpose.

Repurposed vintage silver service pieces are insulated to keep birds cool in the hot summertime

Nia Martin

Seattle Women Take On ‘Bro-Working,’ Scourge of the American Office

Don't expect beer pong at the Riveter, a coworking space for women.

A quiet corner for contemplation and connection at female-focused The Riveter.

Elaina Friedman

Tiny House Camping is the New Way to Glamp

Meet Leavenworth's new miniature village.

Leavenworth’s Tiny House Village offers a camping experience on a different scale

Max Rose

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Ross Lake Resort

A stay here is a Washington rite of passage.

Scoring one of the resort’s beloved floating cabins requires planning.

Roddy Scheer

Linnea Westerlind Visited Each of Seattle’s 426(!) Parks for This Awesome Guide

The Seattle native details every public park in the city.

Linnea Westerlind at one of her favorite spots: the Emma Schmitz Memorial Overlook in West Seattle.

ELAINA FRIEDMAN

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Artifacts: Reliving Almost Live!

On the air with John Keister

Once upon a time, during the halcyon days of network television, a Saturday night staple for many area residents was a Seattle sketch comedy show that aired on KING-5. Taped in front of a live audience, each episode began with the host delivering his opening monologue. As he walked out onstage, an “On Air” sign…

Brad Holden

Essentials: Brinnon teacher chosen for Scholastic project

Kindergarten teacher chosen to participate in national project

A kindergarten teacher at Jefferson County’s Brinnon School will help shape the professional development of teachers across the United States. Lisa A. Johnston is among 12 teachers from around the country chosen to participate in the inaugural Teacher Fellows Cohort from children’s publishing, education, and media company Scholastic. The effort will help inform product development,…

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