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Seattle Magazine is a city-focused publication centered on life, culture, and trends in the Seattle area, blending service journalism with local reporting.
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What’s on Screen at Diwa Filipino Film Festival (opens the original)
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Before Adrian Alarilla had an international film lineup to consider, there was a loft at Seattle Center to fill. Organizers of the Pagdiriwang Philippine Festival—part of the Festál series—wanted to expand their arts programming and make better use of the Armory’s upstairs space. A friend suggested adding movies and recommended Alarilla to lead the effort. “The first edition was basically just films my friends made and I just asked them for permission to screen them,” Alarilla says. Alarilla, wh
WALKDONTRUN Offers a Different Way to See Downtown (opens the original)
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How often do you linger in the central business district of downtown on the weekend? If you’re like me, not terribly often. Certain blocks can feel a little forlorn once the weekday workers empty out—or perhaps not forlorn so much as waiting for their purpose. On Saturday, September 19, plenty of new purpose flourished (and twirled, and bloomed) along downtown plazas and courtyards that normally sit silent until Monday morning. There was a festival air, plenty of smiling faces, and a sense of re
Pacific Northwest Ballet Opens Its Season with Heart (opens the original)
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Finding stillness can be challenging. To pause without scrolling or anticipating the next thing on a to-do list, especially at the change of the seasons. It is well-timed, then, that Pacific Northwest Ballet’s 2026-27 season-opening program Serenade is rich in sensory experiences: light, color, movement, stillness—and the value of the calm spaces in between. The first ballet of t
The Burger That Saved My Marriage (opens the original)
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The plan was flawless, which, as every married person knows, meant it was immediately in danger. In an earnest attempt to be a good husband, I had arranged a Saturday night date in Bellevue: dinner at Fogo de Chao, followed by a movie at Cinemark in Lincoln Square. I made the reservation and bought tickets. All we had to do was get in the car with enough time to make dinner. Miraculously, we did. We even had 30 extra minutes, which in the Seattle area can create a dangerous and unjustified sense
5 Cozy Fall Outings (opens the original)
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Autumn is the absolute best. I start pulling out sweaters and scarves before the weather even remotely justifies it, then spend weeks happily overdressed. I love the whole production—noodle soups, spicy drinks, crunchy leaves, dark afternoons, fogged-up windows. Bring it on! Here are five ways to make the most of every minute. <img alt="Four people share dishes at a round table, including bread, potatoes, olives, and drinks, with one hand passing a bowl of bread to another—a cozy gathering remin
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