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Trailblazing Women: Brenda Leaks
Teaching middle schoolers to accept themselves during adolescence sets the groundwork for acceptance at all stages of life — of ourselves and others. This radical acceptance is critical for women as our roles, lives, and bodies change as we age. Go ahead, take up your space! The post Trailblazing Women: Brenda Leaks appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Mind-Bending Fun
The Museum of Illusions is all about messing with your perception and making you question what’s real. It opens in downtown Seattle on June 28 in a 9,000-square-foot space in the historic eight-story Skinner Building (home to the 5th Avenue Theatre). The post Mind-Bending Fun appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Must List: This Week’s Top 5 Picks
With summer just around the corner and since we live in the best place to enjoy it, we've got some great outdoor activities to recommend this week... The post Must List: This Week’s Top 5 Picks appeared first on Seattle magazine.
These Dumplings Don’t Sleep
In a city that very much does sleep, in a not particularly dense neighborhood, David Ponce and Nikki Tran opened an unlikely business in early May: a late-night dumpling shop... The post These Dumplings Don’t Sleep appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Trailblazing Women: Jamila Conley
Think horizontally. So many times, we get stuck in our silo and see the only path as up. When we do this, we limit both our potential and sometimes our sanity when that promotion isn’t coming. A mentor taught me... The post Trailblazing Women: Jamila Conley appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Celebrating the Spot Prawn
The delicate, subtle flavor of the body, the complex savoriness the shell infuses into broths, and the firm meat make spot shrimp an unbelievable delicacy, though also a relatively unknown one... The post Celebrating the Spot Prawn appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Trailblazing Women: Shin Yu Pai
I made the decision to move back to Seattle in 2012, after working in arts jobs in the Austin, Texas, and Little Rock, Arkansas, areas. I’d worked here as a grad student in the University of Washington museology program and loved the small, community-based cultural organizations that characterize our city — like the Wing Luke Museum or the Densho Project — institutions that focus on storytelling... The post Trailblazing Women: Shin Yu Pai appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Must List: This Week’s Top 6 Picks
Catch the Edmonds Arts Festival, celebrate Pride with a family picnic on Mercer Island, or admire more than 40 classic yachts. Feel the power of resistance music, or check out a thought-provoking talk on power dynamics in the digital age with author Renée DiResta. And don’t miss Vampire Weekend at Climate Pledge Arena. The post Must List: This Week’s Top 6 Picks appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Hidden Washington: Leavenworth All Year
Beyond the beer and bratwurst and lively seasonal celebrations — notably Oktoberfest with a “K” and Christmas with a heaping dose of Nutcrackers — Leavenworth is a fabulous place to spend a long weekend... The post Hidden Washington: Leavenworth All Year appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Finding Freedom
From the get-go, Stacey Levine’s latest novel, Mice 1961, plunges the reader into a story of motion. “I’m interested in playing with language,” says Levine, who, in addition to authoring several novels and a book of short stories, teaches English composition and creative writing at Seattle Central College. “I’m also intrigued by the drama of small, unnoticed, everyday life things.” The post Finding Freedom appeared first on Seattle magazine.
Trailblazing Women: Lynne Varner
I don’t see myself as a trailblazer. Instead, call me a trail runner nimbly following paths laid by so many brilliant, amazing women who came before me. Some of those women are mentors who showed me not just who I could be, but how I could be. We tell young people... The post Trailblazing Women: Lynne Varner appeared first on Seattle magazine.
We Need to Talk About Tivoli
Each time I return, for the mortadella sandwich with whipped ricotta and “pistachio jazz” at lunch or the black garlic knots at dinner, I marvel that the massive crowds of Seattle dining scenesters have yet to find it. The post We Need to Talk About Tivoli appeared first on Seattle magazine.
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