Editor's note: Due to the production schedule for Pacific NW magazine, this story was written before the state's "shelter in place" orders, intended to slow...
Christy Karras, a Seattle-based writer, tested positive for COVID-19 early this month. Here is her story.
BONSAI FANS ARE so enthusiastic that I find myself forgetting they’re working on projects requiring decades to fully realize, one tiny cut at a time....
MEISTERIN GERA GANGOLFFIN, Order of the Pelican, is wearing the flowery dress and loose trousers of the 16th-century Ottoman Empire when she greets me at...
THE SEATTLE SCRABBLE CLUB’S version of Scrabble is not your grandmother’s version. Unless your grandmother is like Midori Howard. “I’m very competitive,” she tells me as...
NO; MEMBERS OF your local Sherlock Holmes society do not wear deerstalker caps and smoke pipes when they meet. Not usually, anyway. They’re into mysteries,...
A YEAR AGO, I ended my debut Gather column with, “We are not as alone as we might think.” Writing about how people around Seattle...
Every thrice-monthly meeting is a chance for the puppies, mostly labs and golden retrievers, to practice sticking close to their humans’ sides and ignoring potential...
Instructors are trained in both skateboarding safety and in helping their students feel safe in the social environment.
The nonprofit Seattle Adaptive Sports, run entirely by volunteers, will hold an annual tournament the first week of December.