It’s time to venture into some of Washington’s winter wonderlands and holiday fun. From picking out the perfect Christmas tree to meeting up with some friends for a snowy wine walk, the following are the go-to spots to get you feeling merry and bright.
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Restaurant of the Week: Joe’s Restaurant
Nestled into the heart of Pleasant Beach Village is Joe’s Restaurant, located west of Seattle on Bainbridge Island. Executive Chef Joe Benish puts a spin on traditional Italian cuisine by incorporating local ingredients to bring a new contemporary style.
Holiday Gift Guide 2021
For the wine lovers and caffeine fiends, arts enthusiasts and adventure seekers in your life, shop local this holiday season by supporting these Washington-based brands, businesses and nonprofits.
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For foodies who can’t get enough bubbles and chocolate, lovers of live theater and the arts or those who appreciate a unique experience (whether at-home or from a bird’s-eye view), here are more than a dozen gifts from Washington State’s finest to fulfill all of your holiday gifting needs.
Fabulous People: Lily Verlaine
Lily Verlaine is the Seattle-based producer, choreographer and burlesque star of Verlaine and McCann Present, which has been producing shows with live music, dancing, comedy and tongue-in-cheek striptease since 2006. From Dec. 8 to Dec. 29, Verlaine and McCann Present puts on Land of The Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker at The Triple Door in Seattle.
Restaurant of the Week: Haymaker
Up on the hill above beautiful South Lake Union is Haymaker, tucked away in the Eastlake Neighborhood of Seattle. Led by Washington State native Chef Brian Clevenger, his take on New American cuisine inspired by Italian dishes and locally sourced ingredients from the Pacific Northwest offers a fresh take on American-style dining.
A Winter Escape to Amangani
Before the hustle and bustle of the holidays, Washington residents can escape to a luxurious vacation at Jackson Hole’s Amangani, which is a two-hour flight from Seattle. The resort is offering a new winter hot springs experience, thrilling ski trips and some snow fun for the little ones, too.
Thanksgiving Dining 2021
Leave the work to the pros this Thanksgiving and dine-in or take-out your holiday feast from these adored Washington dining destinations.