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Art Beat: Shakespeare, galas, Wine Walk, and more

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No Cuts to Summer Fun at State Parks

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No Cuts to Summer Fun at State Parks

The agency might be tightening its belt, but summer fun is still on. Like other parts of state government, Washington State Parks took a hit in the latest legislative session, but visitors shouldn’t notice any changes to staffing or services this season. “We were fairly fortunate in that we were able to make mostly non-staffing cuts to be able to stay within budget,” says Sarah Fronk, a State Parks spokesperson. The agency’s operating budget for…Read Article

Playtime on the Pier

Seattle pulled it off. After years of construction, detours, and debate, the city is getting another major piece of its waterfront back. Pier 58 officially reopens Friday, July 25, as part of the 20-acre Waterfront Park transformation. What was once a crumbling concrete deck is now a bright, marine-themed play zone with a 25-foot jellyfish-inspired climbing tower, an 18-foot slide, a tree grove, and an elevated lawn with views of Elliott Bay. Th…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Fave Five: Bright and Breezy

Seattle summer doesn’t need selling. We wait all year for this.The long light, the beaches, the breeze that sneaks in just when you need it. Here are five ways to make the most of it. 1. Watch Shakespeare under the trees GreenStage has been performing free Shakespeare in Seattle parks since 1989. This year’s lineup includes Much Ado About Nothing, a sharp romantic comedy that circles around a wedding, and Richard III, a dark, twisty power grab l…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

The Pulse: Sun Baked

Are you ready? We’re supposed to hit 80 degrees next week. Time to get creative with your fashion choices and cooling devices, Seattle. Also — who’s following the Tour de France? I tore through the Netflix documentary and now I’m all in. Jonas Vingegaard has my whole heart. I hope he pulls through after a rough stage five. Who are you rooting for? Here’s what’s happening around town… Seattle’s first Disability Arts Festival hits Pier 62 on Satur…Tour De France · Seattle Read Article

Why I Said Yes to Leading Theatre Off Jackson

There’s no other place in Seattle that has shaped me more as an artist than Theatre Off Jackson (TOJ). It’s a small theatre in the Chinatown International District where I cut my teeth in the craft of performance, selling out shows, and building community. It has fundamentally changed my life, catapulting my arts career as a playwright, performer, and author. And now, as the new Interim Executive Director, I hope to do the same for the hundreds…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

What Is The Heroes’ Journey — And Why Does It Still Matter?

Images courtesy of Meraki Creative Before there were hashtags or TEDx Talks, there were stories. That’s where “Our Heroes’ Journey” comes in. In a world that often feels fractured, TEDxBelltown Women returns Nov. 8, with a full-day event designed to ignite connection, courage, and change. This year’s theme, “Our Heroes’ Journey,” serves not just as inspiration, but as a collective call to action. Curated by Liz Galloway and a small local team, t…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Publisher's Note: The Not-So-Secret Life of a Health-Obsessed Publisher

Let’s get one thing out of the way: I am obsessed with looking and feeling younger. Yes, people have wondered. Yes, some days I do look “suspiciously well-rested” for someone who owns a magazine, sits on multiple nonprofit boards, and drinks way too much coffee. But no, I do not sleep in a cryogenic pod — at least not yet. I’m a one-man Benjamin Button, except with a better skincare routine and significantly more Amazon Prime orders. I’m simply …Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Ooh La La! Tahiti Is Closer Than You Think

From the Bounty to Brando, French Polynesia stirs our most primal escapism. Lush, verdant peaks teetering above gin-clear lagoons, filled with a brilliant, sapphire menagerie — it only begins to describe the allure, as does the scent of gardenias drifting through the air like a persistent opiate. With the same ancient Polynesian culture firmly rooted in place, it’s Hawaii’s cousin —but more sultry, slightly wilder, and far more vast. French Poly…French Polynesia · French Polynesia Read Article

Finding Her Way Back

It’s taken more than three years, 42 revisions, and nearly 60 mixes for Mary Lambert to finish and release her powerful new single, “The Tempest.” “I just became such a perfectionist,” the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and Washington state native tells Seattle magazine from her current home in western Massachusetts. “(‘The Tempest’) feels like one of my favorite songs that I’ve ever written, so I just wanted it to be perfect. The crazy thin…Grammy Awards · Seattle Read Article

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