The University of Washington has once again been recognized as one of the world's top universities, earning strong results in two major international rankings released in mid-June. In the 2026–27 U.S....
If you've ever wanted to paddle through glowing water, you're in luck! Washington is one of the best places in the country to experience bioluminescence, and we're currently entering the best time of year...
Looking for a summer adventure near Seattle with knights, pirates, fairies, and plenty of mead? The Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire returns for five weekends this July and August, transforming the...
Looking for a unique gift, a creative outing, or a fun way to personalize your favorite clothing? A new embroidery studio in Seattle's Chinatown–International District is putting a fresh spin on wearable...
Seattle’s cocktail scene just got a stylish new addition. This June, Pioneer Square welcomed Doris, an intimate cocktail bar and women-centered social club from Seattle-based Rally Group. Tucked into the...
Seattle has officially earned global recognition during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In a recent ranking from The New York Times, Seattle's Lumen Field was named the top World Cup stadium among all 16 venues...
Seattle is making it easier to enjoy one of the city’s favorite summer destinations without needing to drive—at least for Ballard residents. Beginning June 27, King County Metro and the City of Seattle wi...
Watching a soccer match can be an exhilarating experience for fans, especially when viewed from the right soccer bar. If you're looking for a place to catch a World Cup match with other soccer fans in Sea...
Seattle diners will soon see the return of a familiar name to the city’s restaurant scene. After nearly a decade away from Seattle, Benihana is making a comeback with a new location planned for South Lake...
A favorite pastime among Seattleites is debating the city’s best food spots. Ask around and you’ll hear passionate opinions on everything from the best pho to the top Italian restaurant—and, of course, wh...