Cascade Warbirds Fly-In at the Museum of Flight

Cascade Warbirds Fly-In at the Museum of Flight

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Every year on Memorial Day weekend, the Museum of Flight hosts a slew of activities including the annual Cascade Warbirds Fly-In. This family-friendly event is a great way to see some awesome vintage aircraft, enjoy the weather (if it happens to be nice out) and do...
Museum of Pop Culture | Music, Movies and Much More

Museum of Pop Culture | Music, Movies and Much More

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Once known as Experience Music Project, EMP is now known as the Museum of Pop Culture — or MoPOP (they changed the name in November 2016). MoPOP is a much more fitting name, because instead of just focusing on music — the Museum of Pop Culture focus on...
Poulsbo | “Little Norway” in Washington

Poulsbo | “Little Norway” in Washington

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On our way to a weekend getaway in Port Townsend, Tim and I made a short pit stop in Poulsbo. The small town is unique because it’s Scandinavian-themed (much like Leavenworth’s Bavarian-theme), and it’s only a quick drive or ferry ride from...
The Red Hot in Tacoma | Cold Beer and Hot Dogs

The Red Hot in Tacoma | Cold Beer and Hot Dogs

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All hot dogs are not created equal. I know because I’ve devoured thousands (a slight exaggeration) in my life. I’ve tried hot dogs everywhere: the Viktualienmarkt in Munich, New York City, and at numerous baseball games. I’ve even waited in...
The View From the Space Needle at Night

The View From the Space Needle at Night

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There’s no landmark more popular in Seattle than the Space Needle. It’s the symbol of our magnificent city; known the world around. That’s why more than one million people visit the icon every single year. Built in 1962 for the World’s Fair,...
Neptune Theatre in the University District

Neptune Theatre in the University District

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There are dozens of places to watch a concert in Seattle, but one of the newest concert venues is also one of Seattle’s oldest. I know that sounds strange, but let me explain. The Neptune Theatre is more than 90-years-old, but it was only recently transformed...
Niko’s Gyros in Magnolia

Niko’s Gyros in Magnolia

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I can’t say I go into Magnolia for food very often, but my mom and I just so happened to roll through the neighborhood during lunch the other day. There aren’t many options in the area, so we decided to give Niko’s Gyros a try. Niko’s Gyros...
Shiro’s | The Best Sushi in Seattle

Shiro’s | The Best Sushi in Seattle

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Are you looking for the best sushi in Seattle? You’ve come to the right place. We have the answer! There’s no better sushi in Seattle than Shiro’s Sushi Restaurant. It’s arguably the best sushi I’ve ever had anywhere. Before I get too far...
Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place

Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place

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There are dozens of great public golf courses around the Puget Sound, but Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place is arguably the best of the bunch. From the start, the course was designed to host a U.S. Open, and they did just that in 2015. Chambers Bay Golf...
Parsons Garden | A Hidden Gem on Queen Anne Hill

Parsons Garden | A Hidden Gem on Queen Anne Hill

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There are several spectacular viewpoints on Queen Anne Hill in Seattle. One of the best views is Kerry Park, which offers killer views of the city and Mount Rainier. Another awesome viewpoint is Marshall Park, which looks out at the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains....