The first museum dedicated exclusively to preserving and educating the public about Pacific Northwest African American history is here in Seattle. Read More

Hugo House is Seattle's writing and literature community center, offering readings, performances, classes and events. Read More

Over 60 indie bands play for 3 days in Capitol Hill each July. Read More

Whether your game is bowling or billiards, this onetime Plymouth automobile dealership has what you want — and lots of it. Read More

Whether you're in the mood for a rousing game of soccer or a tranquil walk past quietly coursing waters, Cal Anderson Park is where you need to be. Read More

Always free and unpretentious, the Frye is beloved by even those that hardly ever set foot in other museums. Read More

Creative flavor combinations dominate at this fresh, handmade ice cream shop. Read More

The Comet is one of the most iconic venues in the city: broken down, but on the cutting edge. Read More

Wacky, random acts of art entertain the unwitting on the streets of Seattle. Read More

Oddfellows' decor is vintage and unassuming, but its menu is contemporary, smart and full of too many wonderful dishes to name. Read More