Otherwise known as the Edith Macefield House, this Ballard home got its reputation after Macefield refused to sell her home to developers for $1 million, resulting in a silly looking development.
Read up on the couple’s latest moves in the community and what to expect for the upcoming Pride parade.
The iconic Ben Bridge Jeweler clock is back and better than ever in front of a new flagship storefront.
This is your guide to each Seattle neighborhood’s street food scene — from food trucks to corner stores.
Eat and Drink
Seattle Beer Week runs Friday, May 17-Friday, May 24, offering specials + deals on pints, flights, and good vibes all around.
The name says it all. At this new cheese bar you’ll find cheese in all forms — grilled cheese, Dungeness crab and cheese ravioli, cheese platters, plus a cozy atmosphere for enjoying the company of whoever you bring to eat with.
Looking for ways to stay in the loop? Here are some great accounts to follow on Instagram, recommended by SEAtoday’s subscribers and followers.
Here are the highlights on the 12 BIPOC-, Woman-, and LGBTQIA-owned small businesses selected for Visit Seattle’s partnership program.
Travel and Outdoors
Help take care of our city by getting your hands dirty with gardening, furniture repair, and more.
The new protected intersection at Thomas Street and Dexter Avenue North in South Lake Union is opening — the first of its kind, and likely not the last.
The snowboard and skate shop from Oregon is celebrating its arrival in Seattle with weekend festivities, an open skate sesh, and more.
Why let the young ones have all the fun? Here are a few summer programs + workshops for the adults who are kids at heart.
Real Estate
Also known as the “Egan House,” this memorable Capitol Hill home designed by renowned architect Robert Reichert can be yours for less than $1 million.
This affordable housing project is for a high-profile property — let’s see what’s in store.
They’re pretty, pink, and a reminder of the fleeting existence of beauty in this world.
Check out the rules and guidance for maintaining your own little hive of busy bees.
City
The 1970s was a wild time to live in Seattle. The decade gave us the Mariners, the Seahawks, the Kingdome, Bumbershoot, WSDOT, and more. Let’s rewind to 50 years ago.
Whether your kid is the next Picasso or a budding Neil deGrasse Tyson, there are plenty of ways to get them engaged at Seattle’s summer camps.
The new transportation levy proposal includes a $100 million budget increase from what was originally proposed in April 2024.
In addition to the international rowing competition, you’ll also get to enjoy the Seattle Yacht Club’s opening day parade and the Windermere’s Party on the Cut.