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When in Rome, Think Alaska

3 days ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

Traveling from the Emerald City to the Eternal City will soon become much more convenient. Alaska Airlines will launch a direct flight from Sea-Tac International Airport to Rome in May 2026. It’s the first time ever that Seattle travelers can reach Rome via a nonstop flight. The route will operate four times a week. Fares go on sale this fall. “As an Italian American whose parents emigrated from Italy, this is a particularly meaningful addition to our network,” says Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci.
Taking Pride in Seattle

5 days ago | seattlemag.com | Alicia Erickson

Last year marked 50 years of official Pride parades in Seattle. The monumental anniversary may have come and gone, but Seattle continues to position itself as a leader for queer communities. The city was recently ranked as one of the safest places for LGBTQIA+ travelers. Before the colorful, vibrant celebrations commonly associated with Pride Month, Seattle’s Pride celebrations had humble beginnings.
Food Flight: Alaska Airlines Partners With Famed Seattle Chef

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Rachel Gallaher

It’s safe to bet that anyone who’s ever flown on Alaska Airlines is probably familiar with its infamous fruit and cheese plate. It’s a crowd-pleasing classic that’s healthy, filling, and not too heavy, which makes it the perfect option for sky-high snacking.
Seattle Magazine’s Critter Chronicles

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

May is National Pet Month, a celebration of the bond between humans and their pets that began back in 1981. To celebrate, Seattle magazine team members want to introduce you to their pets. Happy Pet Month!Bruno, our 11-year-old Cavapoo, joined us at 8 weeks old from a puppy mill we stumbled upon in West Virginia. We’re in Italy now, but while we were living in the United States he trained as a therapy dog and loved visiting nursing homes. When we moved to Europe, he came along.
Space Needle Unveils Spaceship-Style Elevators

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Rob Smith

Riding to the top of the Space Needle just got a lot more fun. The Space Needle last Friday opened the world’s only double-deck, floor-to-ceiling glass elevator. Two similar elevators are slated to open in 2028. The privately funded $100 million modernization project broke ground in 2023.
As Smoke Fades, Hope Rises in L.A.

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Natalie Compagno |Greg Freitas

“In Los Angeles, it’s hard to tell if you’re dealing with the real true illusion or the false one.” — Eve BabitzBabitz was one of Los Angeles’ great muses, and her line rings especially true now in the wake of the wildfires that swept through parts of the region this winter. Los Angeles has always been a city of contradictions. The image of the sprawling metropolis as carefree and sun-drenched persists, but the truth — the real L.A. — is tougher than its reputation.
Set your sights on these summer festivals

1 week ago | seattlemag.com | Ben McBee

Summer on the Puget Sound is filled with certainties, like extra daylight for outdoor adventures or telling your friends “oh, I’ve always wanted to go to that” — the week after that happened. This year, it’s time to drop that all too common refrain and check out our favorite summer festivals in Seattle and beyond before the season runs out.
Seattle’s World Cup Poster Ranks No. 1

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

If there’s a creative endeavor of any kind, expect Seattle to show up and look good. Case in point: Our official 2026 FIFA World Cup host city poster took the top spot in Sports Illustrated’s national ranking. For the first time in FIFA World Cup history, each of the tournament’s 16 host cities — spanning the U.S., Mexico, and Canada — designed its own official poster.
The Pulse: Seattle Is for the Birds

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Sarah Stackhouse

Spring’s nearly over, and the birds are making the most of it. Gulls are stealing beach snacks, robins bounce around in the grass, and crows run the block like little mobsters. As the city grows, so do they. Seattle now has 30 to 40 times more crows than it did in the 1960s. We’re lucky. We’ve got the smartest, scrappiest birds in the game. Here’s what’s happening around town…A very cute crane escaped the Cougar Mountain Zoo and is still on the loose.
Restaurant Roundup: Blindfolded Bites, Rooftop Tacos, and Shipping Container Farming

2 weeks ago | seattlemag.com | Ben McBee

Some would say Seattle’s food scene is at its best when the impact stretches beyond the immediate benefits of nourishment and taste. That’s certainly the case at Cherry Street Farm, where Hip Hop is Green founder Keith Tuckets uses a shipping container hydroponic farm to help feed Seattle families, with future plans to educate kids about climate justice, sustainability, and vegan cooking.