Everything fabulous in Washington: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Before racing to the pumpkin patches and corn mazes, there is still time to enjoy sunflower season in Washington. Visit these four favorites for Instagram-worthy pictures, fresh-cut bundles and fields of bright, vibrant colors to help you kiss summer goodbye.
Seattle Rep is back this December with in-person performances, live theater experiences and hybrid films. The season will run from December 2021 to June 2022 at the newly remodeled Bagley Wright Theater and the Leo K. Theater.
htings Film Festival, presented by Seattle’s Northwest Film Forum, is back for its 24th year with a lineup showcasing productions from as far north as British Columbia and as far east as Montana. The festival will take place from Sept. 16 to Sept. 26, both virtually and in person.
With last winter’s snow melting away and sunny days making their annual return, Pike Place Market has extended its patio for public seating daily from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. to help its guests soak up some rays.
Pouring from Walla Walla’s only exclusive sparkling winery, Yellowhawk Resort and Sparkling House has released its first four wines.
Celebrating its 75th anniversary, Bellevue Arts Museum Arts Fair is back for the summer and has gone virtual to ensure the safety of its participants. The event will be held from July 21 through August 4.
After closing its doors in the early stages of the pandemic, Hyatt at Olive 8 has re-opened in Seattle and is welcoming guests back to the boutique hotel. The re-opening comes with the celebration of a new on-site bagel shop and a re-imagined raw bar.
Returning for its 16th season, the Seattle International Dance Festival (SIDF) is back–and after a year of virtual performances–will be held live and in person at a reduced capacity starting June 12 and running through June 19.
Trying to plan your next date night with a loved one? Check out Pike Place Market after its traditional hours for a romantic evening filled with flowers, mini cheesecakes and much more.
Open for a limited time, the seasonal farmer’s markets are back in Seattle and ready to re-open to the public. Guests can expect to see their favorite markets still open year-round, as well as the following seasonal markets opening this spring and summer.