SIFF, Familiar, An Evening with Molly Moon's, Northwest Folklife Festival, and More Arts & Culture Critics' Picks
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Our Film Critics' Picks for the First Full Week of the Seattle International Film Festival
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
The Stranger's Picks for SIFF, Which Runs from May 17–June 10
by Stranger Staff and Charles Mudede
The city's public housing authority leaves little wiggle room for struggling residents.
by Heidi Groover
Starring some of the city's finest dogs, cats, snakes, parrots, and squirrels.
by Stranger Staff
Resting Waters in West Seattle offers a green alternative to pet cremation.
by Sean Nelson
Food & Drink Events »
Restaurants »
Skagit Valley Malting might be the biggest thing in the local craft beer scene since Redhook.
by Lester Black
The middle-of-the-night food scene at Ba Bar's Capitol Hill location is amazing.
by Chase Burns
Music Calendar »
The singer-songwriter focuses her energy.
by Ben Salmon
The Portland singer/songwriter discusses giving life and nearly losing her own.
by Ciara Dolan
The new album of Swedish icon Fever Ray explores her kinky side.
by Dave Segal
The folk institution shares Appreciation.
by Ben Salmon
Unfortunately, noncitizens should probably stay away from cannabis altogether.
by Josh Jardine
The British want to know how it's done here.
by Lester Black
In which we relearn that giant mega-corporations are not our friends.
by Josh Jardine
Caffeine and THC are two great drugs that taste great together.
by Lester Black
A new book explores the illustrator‘s work with A.A. Milne.
by Ned Lannamann
The journeyman music journalist documents the decline of classic rock.
by Ned Lannamann
Our favorites of Seattle's most bountiful tastes and where to find more elusive flavors.
by Leilani Polk
Niche, Capitol Cider, NuFlours, Razzi's and other places where you can feel like you're eating normally again—pizza, pastries, and sandwiches included!
by Leilani Polk
Pho Bac Sup Shop, Ba Bar, Wicked Chopstix and more must-try Vietnamese food found amid Seattle's plentitude.
by Kara Tiernan
French Quarter Kitchen, JuneBaby, Wandering Goose, and other places to enjoy down-home Southern flavors.
by Leilani Polk, Naomi Tomky and Jake Uitti
Because of Republicans.
by Lester Black
This handy guide should clear everything up.
Golf and soccer are better if you've eaten an edible—but tennis is a disaster.
by Jon Meyer
Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's marijuana.
by Katie Herzog
