Darren Davis
Seattle Met Magazine
Seattle, WA, United States
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‘Locally Sourced’ Will Surprise You
Three new works from Seattle artists feature early contenders for the most memorable moments of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s season. → Read More
Flaking on Plans Is Seattle's Real Cultural Export
Follow these tips on nights when you just need to be a hermit. → Read More
Is It Time for Seattle to Embrace Air Conditioning?
How newcomers and new construction are changing our city's AC landscape. → Read More
Is It Time for Seattle to Embrace Air Conditioning?
How newcomers and new construction are changing our city's AC landscape. → Read More
Turns Out, You Need a Sufjan Stevens Ballet in Your Life
In the Countenance of Kings, part of Director’s Choice at Pacific Northwest Ballet, is pure joy. → Read More
10 Unique Seattle Shops
Gifts and gags, baubles and boards—find it all at these retail gems. → Read More
The Paramount's 1928 Opening Bash Brought a Bit of Hollywood to the Pacific Northwest
As the most glamorous venue in Seattle throws its 90th birthday party this month, a look back on the 1928 grand opening celebration that welcomed a little bit of Hollywood to the Pacific Northwest. → Read More
The Top Things to See and Do in Seattle: May 2018
Khalid serenades audiences at the WaMu Theater, the Seattle International Film Festival kicks off, and Frye Art Museum explores the origins of impressionism. → Read More
The Biggest Comedy Club You (Probably) Haven't Heard Of
Dave and Angela Dennison own Laughs Comedy Club Seattle, one of the only old-school stand-up venues in the city. You may not know them, but you know the big name they booked this month. → Read More
Behold! Safeco Field's New Food Offerings
Din Tai Fung and Jack's BBQ headline a new lineup of grub options to pair with Mariners baseball. Please don't try to eat these photos. → Read More
Ichiro's Back! Celebrate by Watching These Highlight Clips
It's official: The Seattle Mariners signed star outfielder Ichiro Suzuki to a one-year deal, bringing the 44 year old back home to close out his career. Roll the footage! → Read More
Father John Misty to Headline Capitol Hill Block Party 2018
The partial lineup announcement for the 22nd annual Block Party also includes Dillon Francis, Brockhampton, Dude York and many more. → Read More
Watch Russell Wilson Strike Out in His First At-Bat as a Yankee
The sight of our Seahawks quarterback in a New York Yankees uniform during spring training is confusing. → Read More
Seattle Neighborhoods by the Numbers
Here’s what a hot real estate market looks like, including our top 25 neighborhoods and beyond. → Read More
The Top Things to See and Do in Seattle: Spring 2018
A guide to getting your arts and culture fix, be it a packed Pink show at KeyArena or a new take on Macbeth at Seattle Rep. → Read More
The Mariners Have the Longest Playoff Drought Across All Professional Sports in the U.S.
Seattle fans should own it with pride. → Read More
Top Weekend Events: Seattle Asian American Festival, Vif Oyster Fest, and AJnC Dance Theater
Seattle Asian American Film Festival kicks off, Vif Oyster Fest shucks some briny Hama Hama bivalves, and AJnC Dance Theater dreams of Broadway at Velocity Dance Center. → Read More
Top Weekend Events: ‘Figuring History,’ Noir City, and Garrick Ohlsson
'Figuring History' opens at Seattle Art Museum, the Noir City film festival revisits some genre classics, and pianist Garrick Ohlsson plays Beethoven, Scriabin, and Schubert. → Read More
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Ciara, and the Seattle Symphony Team Up for a Benefit Concert Hosted by Russell Wilson
This one-night-only performance will raise money for youth social equity programs and improved access to the arts. → Read More
Top Weekend Events: 'Swan Lake,' Humaira Abid: 'My Shame', and An Evening with Terese Mailhot, Tommy Orange, and Swil Kanin
'Swan Lake' returns to Pacific Northwest Ballet, emerging Native writers Terese Mailhot and Tommy Orange discuss their new work, and artist Humaira Abid reveals 'My Shame' at ArtXchange. → Read More