50th Anniversary Edition
Amazing inventions, people and ideas; and the best is yet to come.
Issue
November 2016
From this Issue
A Seattle architect's Methow family cabin brings family together in a memorable way
Architect Jim Cutler's compact studio proves less is more
The architectural oasis of a late genius has been given new life on Vashon Island
A new movement is saying yes to urban density in all its forms
An artists' retreat near Snoqualmie Pass offers an unexpected take on cabin decor
Two Seattle design groups craft staircases that stand alone as works of art
Like many Seattleites, Tov Arneson enjoys the growing riches of restaurants and shops the city offers. But he found that the cost of getting to these spots—in parking fees or via a rideshare service—was becoming a challenge.
Trying to predict the future is humbling—but even when we know we’ll probably be wildly wrong, it’s fodder for good conversation
Trying to predict the future is humbling—but even when we know we’ll probably be wildly wrong, it’s fodder for good conversation
Trying to predict the future is humbling, but even when we know we'll probably be wildly wrong, it's fodder for good conversation
Authentic? Not exactly. But these tacos offer a new twist beyond the truck
Town Hall program director Katy Sewall explores the expat life in her online audio broadcast
The duo behind Book Bindery opens the upscale neighborhood eatery Copine in Ballard
Karissa Bodnar’s Thrive Causemetics: beauty with purpose
Ghostfish Brewing’s gluten-free beers invite everyone to join the tribe
Get your Swede nosh on at the Old Ballard Liquor Co.
Old Pike Place Market tiles reveal intriguing Seattle quirks, says Knute Berger. Today’s generation now has its chance to make a mark at the Market.
This charming coastal city on Vancouver Island is only a three- to five-hour trip northwest of Seattle
Explore the possibilities of mezcal in this refreshing and flavor-packed drink at the updated Canlis lounge
The Washington State University Cougars and the University of Washington Huskies take to the field again on Black Friday, November 25, in Pullman to battle for the Apple Cup
Our restaurant scene is booming and flooded with troves of well-off diners. But is Seattle hungry for the next evolution of fine dining?
Whichever side you’ve voted for, you’ll want a stiff drink when all is said and done
Take a peek into the lives and times of these wise, wondrous birds
Keep your eye on these Seattlites, just beginning to make their mark on the city
A look at the interestingly twisted branches of the 'Seattle' family tree
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Education, Health Care and Research/Medicine/Science
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Politics, History/Preservation and Media/Journalism
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Activism/Social Justice, Civic Discourse and Community Leaders, Civil Rights and Cannabis
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Urban Spaces, Commercial Development, Outdoors and Environment
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Philanthropy, Sports, Transportation, Architecture, Technology and Business
Seattle's Hall of Fame: Food and Beverage, Beauty, Music, Arts and Culture and Books
Seattle’s Short Run festival celebrates handmade comic books and more
