Seattle’s culinary scene is about to get a lot more vibrant as Spice Waala, the acclaimed Indian street-food restaurant, is set to expand into Columbia City in early 2024.
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Fabulous People: Terrence Chan
Terrence Chan is the president of JOII Inc., a small business dedicated to introducing international brands to the Pacific Northwest, including ROYCE’ Chocolate and Tendon Kohaku.
G.H. Pasta and Pizza Now Open in West Seattle
Following the successful Eastlake pop-up, renowned chef and restaurateur Brian Clevenger has unveiled his highly anticipated restaurant, G.H. Pasta and Pizza, in West Seattle.
5 Ice Skating Rinks in Washington
Prepare to bundle up and brush off your ice skates. The winter weather welcomes all kinds of fun, but Washington ice skating rinks might be the best of all.
Fabulous People: R. Hamilton Wright
Seattle’s R. Hamilton Wright has been a professional actor for over 35 years, appearing in 130-plus productions. This year, he is back in the director’s chair for ACT Contemporary Theatre’s 48th year of A Christmas Carol.
Hotel Leavenworth
Hotel Leavenworth has successfully blended comfort with local charm in a warm and inviting ambiance to create a fresh hotel destination for returning and future guests.
Fabulous People: Tonya Sandis
Tonya Sandis is the founder of Free2Luv, a youth-empowerment nonprofit that focuses on utilizing the arts to uplift, engage and transform the lives of LGBTQ+ and BIPOC youth.
Holiday Toy Drives in Seattle
The holiday season is a time of giving, and what better way to spread joy than by contributing to charitable initiatives? The following are five toy drives in Seattle to support this year.
Washington Travel Tips
Ready to plan your next trip but need help figuring out where to start? We sat down with travel advisors from AAA Washington to learn a few tips and secrets to traveling throughout Washington.
Fabulous People: Doug Wheeler
Doug Wheeler is the owner of Doug Wheeler Therapy and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in private practice for 36 years, with the majority of his career spent in Woodinville.