Some 300 years of American history is on display for 28 days at the Seattle Art Museum. "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness: American Art from ... Read More

Colossal in size and futuristic in feel, the Rem Koolhaas-designed flagship branch of Seattle's public library system is as dazzling to the eyes as it ... Read More

This waterfront museum and shop boasts shrunken heads, mummies and things stranger still. Read More

Every piece in this fascinating exhibition of modern art has one thing in common with the others: it's been in a fight with the artist that made it. Read More

Enjoy what may be the best darn pulled-pork sandwich you've ever tasted, served from a lunch truck with a snout. Read More

As one would expect of a city bordered by the sea and two freshwater lakes, Seattle has a terrifically well-populated aquarium. Read More

Seattle's oldest open-air produce, seafood and crafts market remains its best. It's practically impossible to imagine a Seattle without it. Read More

SIFF is the largest film festival in the United States, is under way. With nearly 400 films screening over three weeks, it's nearly impossible to see ... Read More

The savory Russian pastries that this Pike Place Market staple bakes up are satisfying meals all in themselves. Read More

This tiny International District spot serves crepes that are rolled into "horns" and stuffed with practically every sweet taste you can imagine. Read More