‘Welcome to Tweakerville’: Controversial Everett Sign Goes Viral

Business owner Gary Watts caused a stir with his Z Sport Automotive sign.

As Everett continues to deal with the heroin crisis, a business owner offers sharp critique.

Michael Rietmulder

Leschi Bar’s ‘Extra Fancy’ Daiquiri is Perfect for Seattle Summer Nights

Revisit the classic daiquiri at Meet the Moon with a double dose of rum and sunshine.

Meet the Moon bartender Casey Estrada’s daiquiri reflects the summer vibe of the place

A.J. Rathbun

Vintage Glass Gardens’ Reimagined Silver Service is for the Birds

One-of-a-kind birdhouses serve a repurpose.

Repurposed vintage silver service pieces are insulated to keep birds cool in the hot summertime

Nia Martin

Sea-Tac Security Lines Could Soon be Less Awful

A new system could help speed up dreaded airport screening wait times.

Help could be on the way.

Michael Rietmulder

Seattle Women Take On ‘Bro-Working,’ Scourge of the American Office

Don't expect beer pong at the Riveter, a coworking space for women.

A quiet corner for contemplation and connection at female-focused The Riveter.

Elaina Friedman

Wild, Weird and Perfectly Normal Solar Eclipse Viewing Options Are Still Available

Whether you're Oregon-bound with your besties or staying in Seattle with the fam, not everything is sold out.

The single greatest show in the Milky Way is coming to Oregon next month. Catch-‘em-while-you-can event tickets surrounding the August 21 solar eclipse have been selling like crazy, as eclipse die-hards gear up for viewing parties. Umbraphiles—that’s latin for “shadow lovers”—from across the country are paying staggering prices for some of the events. In true…

Callie Little

Rare Books in the Age of the Internet

Seattle rare book collector and trader Ed Nudelman shares his expertise.

sponsored by Nudelman Rare Books Ed Nudelman knows books—specifically, rare books. What started out as a hobby collecting books 30 years ago has now turned into a thriving business—appropriately named Nudelman Rare Books—dedicated to “the value and importance of integrity in both the buying and selling of rare books.” Nudelman’s stock of rare books, located…

Jane Robinson

12th Annual Washington Wine Awards Winners Are In

Honoring the best in Washington wine, from all-star vineyards to the top bottles.

Are we in a “golden age” of Washington wine?

Paul Zitarelli, Yashar Shayan, Marne Coleman, Stephen Strom

Seattle’s Stellar Ice Cream Sandwich Spots Let You Have It Your Way

The trend towards the-diner-is-always-right continues, now with more sprinkles.

Two is always better than one, particularly when it comes to Central District Ice Cream’s pizzelle sandwiches.

Chelsea Lin

Tiny House Camping is the New Way to Glamp

Meet Leavenworth's new miniature village.

Leavenworth’s Tiny House Village offers a camping experience on a different scale

Max Rose

Washington Wine Buying Guide: The Bottles That Impressed Our Judges

Meet the winners and finalists of our 2017 Washington State Wine Awards.

Check out the full list of our Washington Wine Award winners here. Some of the wines in this story may be sold out in stores or at the winery, but can often be purchased at restaurants, or from online retailers or collectors. Bottle prices were derived from two retailers and the winery, when possible. Retail prices…

Seattle Magazine Staff

Here’s How We Selected Our 2017 Washington Wine Awards Winners

Meet our tasting panel and the methodology behind our 12th annual wine awards.

Nominations for this year’s Washington Wine Awards were solicited via survey from a panel of Washington wine and food professionals. The top vote-getters in the wineries, winemaker, vineyard and sommelier categories were selected as winners (check out a list of the finalists that impressed our judges here). The more than 100 wines receiving the most…