Seattle’s Lake Union
Lake Union is one of the lakes that it’s part of the Seattle landscape. Lake Union is just a short ride from downtown Seattle by car or if on foot while exploring Seattle you can ride the South Lake Union … Continue reading
Art at Seattle Center
Seattle Center is well known as the home of the world famous Space Needle as well as the Chihuly Garden &Glass museum. The Seattle center also houses the Pacific Science Center and the International Fountain, favorites of locals as well … Continue reading
February Winter in Seattle
When most people think of Seattle in February, thoughts of coffee shops, cozy fires and a good book are some of the first thoughts that pop into your mind. But contrary to popular belief, February in the Emerald City has … Continue reading
Northwest Flower & Garden Festival, A Gardener’s Deight
With the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival just around the corner you know spring it’s far behind. The largest garden show in the Pacific Northwest will be held Feb. 15-19 at the Seattle Convention Center with gorgeous display gardens, a … Continue reading
What to Do When Visiting Seattle in January-Our Top 5 Tips
WildLanterns at Woodland Park Zoo WildLanterns is an immersive lantern festival that runs at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo until January 23 (closed Mondays). The exhibit is open from 4:30-9pm and features huge lanterns representing zoo animals and their habitats from … Continue reading
Seattle’s Christmas Ship Festival
The Christmas Ship Festival has been part of Seattle’s Holiday Festivities for over 70 years, and you can join in on all the fun. From November 25th through December 23th, ships are decorated with hundreds and hundreds of lights and … Continue reading
International Arrivals Open!
SEA airport’s new International Arrivals facility is officially (and fully) open — ready to welcome international guests to the area in true Northwest fashion. As international travel is finally on the rise after 2 difficult years, this facility is … Continue reading