The brainchild of Aaron Lindstrom, the new business in North Seattle pairs small batch, bean to bar chocolate with local music, including jazz.

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Brewers sixth. Anthony Seigler grounds out to shallow infield, Cole Young to Luke Raley. Joey Ortiz singles to shallow left field. Brice Turang doubles to deep left center field. Joey Ortiz to ...

While Seattle has incredible authentic neighborhoods worth exploring, these overpriced, soul-crushing tourist magnets re ...

While tourists crowd Pike Place Market and the Space Needle, these under-the-radar spots represent the real Seattle that ...

Seattle isn't necessarily known for its food culture, but don't be fooled. This waterside city has plenty of great eats for ...

There are just over 100 operating cideries in Washington, and many are estate cideries, meaning they’re built on or alongside ...

A trip to visit 10 retail stores Millennials forgot existed, looking at defunct retail stores from the 90s and 2000 that have ...

Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss has proposed a law requiring venues with loud music to provide earplugs to concertgoers for under $1. Here, the crowd dances as local band Fluung performs at ...

Long before there was a coffee shop seemingly on every Seattle street corner, there was Café Allegro. On Saturday, the U-District coffeehouse turns 50, making it the one of the oldest in the city.

Free Comic Book Day, May 3 Music Trivia at Easy Street in West Seattle, May 5/every other Monday Crypticon, May 2-4 Where’s your favorite place to meet up around arts and culture in the region?

Aaron Barthel, left, and Karl Mueller will close their Seattle chocolate shop in late April. The business is relocating and shifting to online-only sales.