Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Fremont Vintage Mall
Antiques, Thrift, & Vintage
Treasure hunt, Fremont-style: Part basement bazaar, part nerdy paradise, Fremont Vintage Mall packs rotating vendor booths full of mid-century furniture, vinyl, quirky art, pieces from local jewelry designers, and the kind of bric-a-brac that sends you home grinning.
Serious glow, zero fluff: Penelope & The Beauty Bar at the Fairmont Olympic mixes European sensibility with clinical tech to deliver facials Seattle folks actually brag about, from Biologique Recherche and HydraFacial to LYMA Laser, Morpheus8, and their XERF Korean skin rejuvenation.
Make Sawdust Better: Whether you're tuning a hand plane, dialing in a new lathe setup, or finally admitting you need real dust collection, Woodcraft of Seattle has the goods, classes and demos, and expert advice.
Scientists have warned that a major earthquake on the Seattle Fault, which runs directly beneath the region, could trigger a tsunami up to 33 feet high in Elliott Bay.
The North American tour of Sara Gruen's critically acclaimed novel, WATER FOR ELEPHANTS, will take place at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle from October 6-11.
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake hit Kitsap County, along with Seattle and Bainbridge Island, on Tuesday afternoon, shaking homes and rattling windows across parts of the Puget Sound region.
Amtrak and the rail divisions of Oregon and Washington transportation departments have scheduled public walk-throughs of the new Amtrak Cascades Airo trainsets in Portland, Ore., and Seattle on Sunday, Sept.