Morgen takes us over to Capitol Hill today in St Mark's Cathedral. The same people behind Fremont Abbey's Round put on an incredible show at the cathedral with a killer lineup including the subject of today's photo, Noah Gundersen. more ›

The topic of tonight's MOHAI History Cafe? Coffee. more ›

The week's noteworthy events and people not involving Thanksgiving, as reported by Seattle's neighborhood blogs. more ›

Five months ago, Brenda embarked on a perilous underground journey from Cal Anderson Park downhill to the Paramount Theater. The purpose? To build the tunnel that will one day house the Capitol Hill light rail line. Now, that journey is almost over; Brenda the Huge Drill (a.k.a., Boring Machine, in more ways than one) is expected to emerge victorious next to the Paramount today, marking one leg of light rail tunnel off the checklist. more ›

From Friday's fire in the Cherry Hill neighborhood to the Fremont Abbey's Sixth birthday party, all the news and events of the week as covered by the neighborhood blogs. more ›

Today's news is a horrible mire of awesome and awful, which includes missing children and white men saying things. more ›

A look at the week's newsworthy events and people as reported by Seattle's neighborhood blogs. more ›

Locally-rooted "freaky weird girl culture, fourth wave futures, and anything else" blog Girlfriend Junction* has this great piece, "Gentrifying While Brown," from recent Bellingham-to-Seattle transplant Anjali Kusler. Check it out for an interesting reflection on an increasingly more racially and economically complex neighborhood. more ›

Broadway and John, 1934 by Seattle Municipal Archives from the Seattlest Flickr pool. more ›

Maybe you're a parent who's just moved to the Seattle area and wondering what the natives do when The Grim strikes again for the winter. Or maybe you've got young visitors coming into town, and you're not sure how to entertain them. Here are some of our favorite ways to celebrate autumn with the kiddos in Seattle. more ›

The Seattle Police Department has released a report on a shooting that took place last Sunday night on Boylston and East Olive on Capitol Hill. The report calls the incident a mugging gone wrong- the gunman allegedly stopped a man and a woman walking home down Boylston, brandished his revolver, and demanded their wallet and purse. The man turned, possibly to flee, and the mugger shot him in the abdomen. more ›

Another day, more news. But not much of it. It appears that after a day like yesterday, the world does kind of stand still. more ›

Who loves electronica? A lot of people, apparently. more ›

Folks probably know Capitol Hill's Marination Station (or the roving Marination Mobile for their Kalua pork or their spam sliders, which are worthy candidates for our series of Bites. But we've fallen hard for the spicy pork torta, a sandwich that the menu board at Marination Station promises is now "a regular offering by popular demand." more ›

This was the mecca for motorists. But it's now an ironic hole in the road. more ›

A snapshot of the week's news items as reported by Seattle neighborhood blogs. more ›

Whenever we’re in the U-District, one of our favorite bites is at Guanaco’s Tacos Pupuseria, located just two blocks from campus. more ›

A glimpse at what's been happening around Seattle from its neighborhoods' perspective. more ›

The Capitol Hill Block Party can be kind of intimidating. But no worries--Seattlest's dynamic music duo, Lily and Morgen, are ready to walk you through it. more ›

In January of 2011 the up-and-coming Handwritten Productions staged a reading of the new play Vitriol, by their own Jake Sherman, at Odd Duck. Six months later (to the day, incidentally) the work returned to the same stage in full form, fleshed out and in fighting condition, and is now enjoying a heck of a run. more ›

This weekend we suggest you stick to a single neighborhood, Capitol Hill, for all your visual art needs. There's installations, paintings and video art up there, as well as booze. It's kind of a duh. more ›

Slightly hidden behind a fence and through the courtyard of an apartment building, Ghost Gallery on Capitol Hill is currently hosting an exhibit that is not to be missed. Action: Part 2, A Collection of Global Contemporary Video Art is captivating without being overbearing, busy without feeling crowded. The exhibit was curated by local creative agency Dumb Eyes founder Christian Peterson and funded by 911 Media Arts and with artists from places such as Finland, New York and (of course) Seattle, the term global is covered. more ›

News, tidbits and other items as written by the blogs of the neighborhoods they take place in. more ›

In you're concerned about the space that used to house Oasis, don't be. Something's on in the mix to fill it in, and you're going to like what they have in store. more ›

... Or was it that hole behind us? This week we look at another home of Alexander Burns: contractor, lather, everyman. more ›

Today, we're sharing our photos from yesterday's SlutWalk. Tomorrow, it's your turn. more ›

This year's Capitol Hill Block Party has a big ol' heaping helping of local music yet again and we want to let you in on the ones that we're excited to see there. What's really great about CHBP is the majority of bands we see there are local. Yeah, they bring in a few big names for the draw, but you're there to see local bands have their time to shine. more ›

With the dreary weather outside, you might forget that it is the BEGINNING OF FARMERS MARKET SEASON! Hooray! The Broadway Farmers Market opens on Sunday at its new location, along Broadway in front of Seattle Central Community College. As is logical for those who aren't farm-folk, it starts at a leisurely 11 a.m. more ›

Last night 8 windows of the JP Morgan Chase on Broadway were broken in by a loose collection of anarchist activists ("anywhere from 4-6"), according to Capitol Hill Seattle and a related post on pugetsoundanarchists.org. The vandals were wearing all black with masks over their faces, and left literature at the scene. Police did not elaborate of the nature of said literature. more ›

Mayor McGinn comes through on some pretty cool night-life improvements. Get ready to park it, drunks. more ›