City sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed in holiday style is what Seattle is all about these days with tiny white lights wrapped around the many trees of downtown and nearby neighborhoods with great eats and holiday decor. Shop pretty storefronts or … Continue reading
October is still a transition month in Seattle. We can have beautiful warm days and blue skies as well as windy blustery days. So what can visitors do that is indoors? We have many museums, including the Seattle Art Museum, … Continue reading
The Northwest African American Museum explores the history, culture and art of African Americans in the Pacific Northwest. After many years of struggling to find funding, the NAAM was built. The building is a combination of housing, meeting rooms and … Continue reading
Seattle’s largest and longest running festival, the Bumbershoot Festival, takes places this weekend on Sat, Sun, and Mon at Seattle Center. The word “bumbershoot” is a colloquial term for umbrella. The festival serves as an umbrella for the variety of … Continue reading
Naturally, half the purpose in life for Seattle Bed & Breakfast inns is fueling visitors with delicious dishes in the morning. Many B&Bs feature locally grown produce and serve Pacific Northwest specialties. But what about the rest of the day? … Continue reading
Go Carless in Seattle! In celebration of Seattle’s new light-rail line from the airport to downtown, the Seattle Bed & Breakfast Association is offering guests $25 in public transit vouchers. We’re a city of walkable neighborhoods and a very good … Continue reading
Seattle is home to the largest Theatre community outside of New York City. One of the greatest assets that Seattle has to offer its citizens is its vibrant Theatre community. From small venues like the Taproot Theatre to the large … Continue reading