From book recommendations to local events, here are 13 things you can check out this weekend.
With the sun showing up more often and sunsets slinking later than 7 p.m., spring has arrived in the Pacific Northwest. Reward yourself with some...
The Seattle Public Library, whose buildings have been closed to patrons for more than a year, will reopen three branches April 27: Lake City, Southwest...
Paul Theroux returns with “Under the Wave,” a vivid portrait of Hawaii and an aging surfer approaching his final swells. The probing tale of a...
The selection for Moira’s Seattle Times Book Club discussion in May will be Terry McMillan’s “It’s Not All Downhill From Here.” The discussion will take...
Pie aficionado and poet Kate Lebo will launch “The Book of Difficult Fruit” April 5 with a virtual event hosted by Third Place Books. The...
On Monday, the American Library Association reported more than 270 challenges to books in 2020, from Toni Morrison's “The Bluest Eye” to Harper Lee's “To...
Kate Lebo is known for her prose, for her poetry, and for her “Pie School” pie-making instructional classes. Now based in Spokane, the still-popular-in-Seattle author...
Ahead of the April 6 release of her memoir, “Broken Horses,” Brandi Carlile talks with Seattle Times music critic Michael Rietmulder about her latest Grammy...
