Jennie Warmouth leaves today for an 11-day fellowship to study polar bears and climate change.
Kaiser Permanente launched its in-office addiction recovery program about a year ago.
The annual event has been expanded to run on Hoyt Avenue all the way from Hewitt to Pacific avenues.
Known for her portraits of the city, the watercolorist turned to the San Juan Islands for the project.
85°C Bakery Cafe opened in Lynnwood in 2017. Now it has another location 4 miles away in Edmonds.
KNKX’s Dick Stein on the jazz band: “You just can’t keep your feet still when you hear those guys play.”
The Local Yarn Shop Tour from May 15-19 is one of the largest events of its kind in the nation.
Snohomish native Aaron Crawford, who played at Loco Billy’s on opening night, returns Saturday.
The fifth annual Charm Walk is set for Saturday — but you’ll need to get your tickets fast.
Kristin Hammer owns Nature Together, an outdoors store that also offers classes for kids and adults.
It’s nothing fancy, but the place’s Greek food is great for takeout when you don’t want to cook.
The Phil’s Sunday concert features Wagner and Brahms; Cascade spotlights Mozart and Mahler on Monday.
Desmond van Rensburg says people skills are as vital as mixology knowledge.
See 20 award-winning short animated and live-action movies at the Children’s Film Festival Seattle.
“Between Seasons” by Gregory Kammer is showing at the college’s Russell Day Gallery.
For 30 years, a Lynnwood woman has painstakingly hand-crafted the decorative eggs made of sugar.
You could buy yourself some peanuts and Cracker Jacks, but there’s a whole lot more on the menu.
The musician first learned the instrument from her father, the sitar legend Ravi Shankar.
Mark your calendar: The Youth and Family Wellness Fair will be May 4 at Evergreen Middle School.
Pacifica’s concert Sunday in Everett will feature music that is “light, funny and very French.”
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