Pike Place Market is amazing. Full stop. There's a reason why a trip to this iconic open-air market is so sought after by people visiting Seattle. Going to the market is like jumping off a rock into a rushing river of culture, color, and vibrancy below. And that's an apt metaphor: after all, there are fish flying in both places.…
Photo credit: Stock & Pantry Yes, Seattle is home to a little company called Amazon. But brick-and-mortar shops are still thriving in Seattle. Depending on your delight, check out a few of our favorite spots for shopping IRL instead of from behind a screen. Stock & Pantry For the home-obsessed, hit up Stock & Pantry just up the street in…
Photo Credit: Chop Suey Dance Yourself Clean (DYC) is a dance party created by music lovers, for music lovers. What started as a small party in a tiny bar in Seattle has grown to a massive movement spanning the US from coast to coast. Experience the OG of DYC parties at Chop Suey every Saturday this summer. The music is…
Photo credit: E. Smith Mercantile When Seattleites seek to imbibe, whether it’s a high-end cocktail bar or a seedy dive, they often don’t have to look far. There’s a bar popping up on every corner, which can be a blessing or a curse (blessing in our minds). Here’s where we’re heading on our nights off to avoid the overpriced and…
Our building dates back 114 years. In 1904, the Eitel building debuted as the centerpiece of the new downtown Seattle landscape. It's safe to say a few things have changed since then. That year, Seattle was a town of barely 90,000 people. Its entire population could fit inside CenturyLink and Safeco Field. The city, famous for its "boom and bust"…