As always, Bellingham’s homemade winter music event celebrates all things folksy with concerts, dances, workshops, and jams.

In 1978, the lower floors of the Livingston side became home to the Pike Market Community Clinic—now called Neighborcare ...

At 10 pm on a Friday night, most of the people at Capitol Hill’s the Wash seem high enough for the entire bar to take flight, floating into the night sky on the good ship Lolli-pot. I feel every year ...

While the home still has some hallmarks of its original design, like a curved staircase and a bay window in the dining room, it’s hard to imagine what it looked like before Terry came along. The ...

This story starts one Christmas morning in Seattle, decades ago. KEXP's DJ Supreme La Rock (real name Danny Clavesilla) was four years old when he received a gift that would quite literally change his ...

The Seahawks only need their rookie wide receiver Jake Bobo to do one thing. When other teams scouted Bobo at UCLA last season, they saw all the things he couldn’t do. At only 205 pounds on his lanky ...

It doesn’t get any more Seattle than Jancy Buffington’s musical origin story. A longtime visual artist, she started out messing around in GarageBand in 2018 while working at a genetics lab. When her ...

We love to think of ourselves as a creative city—home of Jimi Hendrix, Quincy Jones, and the “Seattle Sound” that came to be known as Grunge. This is a place where people used to get genuinely excited ...

The humble hot dog. A food so closely associated with baseball that we can hardly imagine one without the other. Hot dogs have been sold at baseball games since 1893, and by 2019 Major League Baseball ...

On August 24, 1995, Microsoft unleashed its Windows 95 operating system with a global party—a laser light show in Germany, the software company’s logo glowing atop the Empire State Building. At its ...

Love for Dick’s is a badge of Seattle-born authenticity—or something to decode for transplants who can’t understand why people freak out over a burger chain with less-than-crisp fries and no seating.

Seattle rents are more tortoise than hare these days, yet they’re still moving quicker than last year. From January to March, citywide rent grew 2.2 percent. During the same time period in 2023 growth ...