In this issue:
Best Neighborhood Bakeries: Where to find the most delicious cakes, croissants, baguettes, cookies, tarts and more. (Read it online on Nov. 5 or pick up a copy on newsstands now!)
PLUS: Seattle's Most Influential People of the Year, how two artists created the perfect live/work space, where to throw an axe in Seattle, stylish boots for the rainy season and MUCH MORE!
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For tongue-tingling Szechuan, head to this new Capitol Hill eatery
Building a home? These predesigned plans could save you money and heartache
The Chef in the Hat adds the role of perfumer to his résumé
Ethan Stowell adds two new—and very different—restaurants to his domain
A Queen Anne fashion writer mixes patterns to create a bathroom imbued with old Hollywood glamour
An Anacortes couple designs prosthetics from ocean plastic using a 3-D printer
As the soggy season returns, a few tips on how to safely navigate the city’s roadways
There’s more than football to this college town
The store bears the hallmark of a 60-foot custom collage installation, designed by Blu Dot’s visual team for the Seattle location
Got milk caps? Seek out these underappreciated wild mushrooms
Her first installation, Edgar Arceneaux’s "Library of Black Lies," explores "how history is constructed—for and by whom—and the multiplicity of 'truth'”
Renton-based Lumicor debuts a cool new product for easy interior design
Cartoonist Jon Morris’ new book assembles a motley crew of unfortunately named hero helpers
A couple of Seattle artists find work-life balance among the trees in this forest retreat on Whidbey Island
Where can you find the best croissants, kringles, cake slices and cookies? We’ve got answers
These are our favorite spots (ranked!) for everything from delectable morning pastries to scrumptious desserts
We combed the city's bakeries and fell in love with the sweet treats at these local spots
The Seattle Slack Key Festival celebrates 10 years of bringing the sound of Hawaii to Seattle
We ate many, many cookies in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
We ate many, many croissants in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
We ate many, many bars in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
We ate many, many loaves of bread in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
We ate many, many slices of cake in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
We ate many, many buns in our research to find the city’s best bakeries—these are our favorites
Rainier Club members have long played a central role in shaping our city, Knute Berger recognizes, but so have citizen activists
Burgers + sushi = the ultimate in international comfort food
As the cold weather returns, stay active with one of these next-level indoor activities
In a booming economy, it’s no surprise that developers are eyeing mobile home parks, which house dozens of families, as prime properties for redevelopment. But some residents are finding ways to secure their home
With the ‘Make America Dinner Again’ initiative, Emily Lewis wants Americans across the political divide to learn how to talk—and listen—to each other
Our hand-picked list of best bets for entertainment this month
The troupe has found a permanent home on the grounds of the former Redhook Brewery in Woodinville
This month's Editor's Note from Rachel Hart
We're raising a glass to those working to make this a better place— our 2018 Most Influential People of the Year
Meet Seattle's rising stars
Under his leadership, Starbucks has partnered with Mary’s Place, a shelter for homeless women, children and families, in the No Child Sleeps Outside campaign
The nonprofit arts organization commissioned more than 50 artworks from gender-nonconforming and female-identifying artists
Amy Nelson, Megan McNally, Cynthia Tee and Leslie Feinzaig are making moves and taking fellow women along for the ride
Today’s teen organizers are tomorrow’s voters—and candidates
Nathan Vass, Monserrat Padilla, Jerrell Davis and Gordon Padelford are young leaders in their divergent arenas
This year, Forterra announced a partnership with the nonprofit Africatown to redevelop a key block in the quickly gentrifying Central District
The politically diverse movement has an active Seattle presence that is focused on saying yes to new density in urban neighborhoods
Denise Krownbell and Gina Petry, leaders of Seattle Silence Breakers, are pushing our city to tackle sexual harassment, assault and gender-based discrimination
After a year involving countless national accolades and a three-star review in 'The New York Times,' chef Edouardo Jordan may be the most buzzed-about chef in the country
'Seattle Times' columnist Gene Balk and 'Crosscut' staff are keeping Seattle in the know on trends, politics and more
Steven Matly, Ijeoma Oluo and Robin DiAngelo are our city's leading thinkers on the subject of race
Katie Wilson cofounded the Transit Riders Union in 2011
Tracy Rector's mission is to raise indigenous voices and she's doing just that with Longhouse Media
The gender researcher is the brains behind the groundbreaking TransYouth Project
The freshman councilmember is proving to be a bridge player on an increasingly fractured City Council
The best coaching Chris Petersen does for his University of Washington Huskies occurs off the field
Marshall Foster is leading the charge on the waterfront project
Even as she fights for her life in the U.S., Maru Mora Villalpando has not curtailed her activism one bit
Kji Kelly of Historic Seattle and Cynthia Brothers of Vanishing Seattle are holding their ground
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