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The Pulse: Too Nice to Work

6 days ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

It’s been offensively nice outside this week. We’re all acting like the past six months of rain never happened and won’t happen again. I love it. I had a colleague once tell me, “No one works past 3 p.m. on Fridays in the Northwest when the weather’s nice.” I’ll be observing that sacred tradition today. Here’s what’s happening around town…This elk named Huckleberry at Woodland Park Zoo just dropped his antlers like a boss and is strutting into spring fully buzzed.
Restaurant Roundup: Take a Bite of the Latest Seattle Food News

6 days ago | seattlemag.com | Ben McBee

At long last, the sun has returned and patio dining is once again palatable. Still, it’s hard to ignore the cloud of high-profile restaurant closures that has been dampening the mood on what seems like a weekly basis these days. Here’s what you need to know about the shuttered businesses, plus some more positive news to help wash the bad taste out of your mouth. Before Pike Place Market, there was the Virginia Inn.
A Disco-Inspired Love Story

6 days ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

A chance meeting. A long love story. One unforgettable night. Randy Gantenbein, who once managed Paul Allen’s properties and has spent decades in hospitality, and Ernie Vigil, a Navy veteran and longtime nurse, first met in a San Diego Starbucks on Easter Sunday. Randy was sipping coffee and flipping through his horoscope.
Must List: Six Things to Do in Seattle This Week

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

Hey, how’s it going? There’s a lot happening right now, nationally and here in Seattle, and not all of it’s easy to watch. Humanities Washington is fighting through federal budget cuts, trying to protect the kind of community programs we usually take for granted. Earth Day is coming up, but this year it feels heavier. The signs of climate change are piling up close to home, and the work ahead isn’t abstract anymore. On the bright side, there are things to look forward to.
Humanities Washington Fights ‘Midnight’ Cuts

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

The letter came without warning, like a slap in the face from an invisible hand. Humanities Washington CEO and Executive Director Julie Ziegler had already been talking with peers in other states, and she readied herself for the blow.
The Pulse: It’s Spring Break in Seattle

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

Spring break in some school districts around Puget Sound was this past week. In Seattle, it’s next week. My son will spend most of his time in a gym playing basketball — there are certainly worse things he could do. What about your kids? Like books flying off the shelves at a midnight release, the Seattle Public Library system offers a host of educational activities to keep kids occupied. Here’s quick rundown of things happening across the region:Tulips. Lots of tulips.
Restaurant Roundup: Take a bite of the latest Seattle food news

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Ben McBee

If you were to put all of Seattle’s food news on a menu, you’d be hard pressed to find a restaurant with a table big enough to fit it all. So, we’re giving the scene the tapas treatment, breaking what’s going on in the city down to bite-sized tidbits for your reading (and eating) pleasure. An iconic waterfront dining destination has gone under.
Must List: Five Things to Do in Seattle This Week

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

Spring has teased us this week, but alas, it’s not predicted to last. Typical. If you do plan on dodging some spring showers, check out Robin’s Restaurant and Market in Fremont, the new eatery from the owners of the popular Greenwood American Bistro. Early reviews are stellar. Maybe take a trip to Seattle’s first Fat Mall, a monthlong popup marketplace offering plus-size fashion options.
Grand Openings, Great Eats

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Meg van Huygen

While it’s true that Seattle’s restaurant-scape is still sleepily waking up from its long pandemic nap, exciting things are happening in the city’s culinary scene. These days, we’re seeing new tantalizing restaurant openings and food events pretty much every week. Here’s a heads-up on seven restaurant openings to load up your dining calendar.
Seattle’s ‘Love Boat’ Receives National Acclaim

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

Seattle’s very own “Love Boat” is still preaching acceptance and inclusivity almost a year after it set sail. Visit Seattle — the region’s tourism and marketing agency — has won one of the highest honors in travel marketing for last May’s “Love For All” Boat event. The event, held May 30, was created to honor Pride’s 50th anniversary in Seattle. Fifty-six LGBTQIA+ couples renewed their vows aboard the Love For All Boat, an Argosy Cruises Salish explorer.