The sun finally came out this week--and with it came our photographer friends, who snapped photos of the things they love. Boats, dogs, coffee and local landmarks topped the list this week. Take a peek at the week that made it nearly feel like summer. more ›

Sounders matches, shopping, setting sail--our photographers were all over the city this week. Take a peek at the week that was. more ›

Widespread Panic (WP) visited our fair city on Tuesday to a plethora of half-baked, super-excited fans. They were clustered outside the Paramount Theater and in nearby parking lots tailgating with fellow WP enthusiasts. more ›

The Triple Door was packed with concert-goers, like sardines in a can Wednesday night. As a matter of fact, it was the first show we can recall "standing only" tickets being sold at this venue. There was a line of fifteen to twenty people just standing in the back watching throughout the evening. The Civil Wars obviously have quite a following in Seattle since they're last trip here with a stop at the Tractor that had an equally packed house. According to each venue, the Triple Door actually has a smaller capacity so it's curious the duo didn't decide to play a bit bigger venue like Showbox at the Market. We also learned that both shows (they had a second performance on Thursday at the same location) were some of the quickest sell outs Triple Door has ever seen. more ›

Untitled Photo by glimpseandecho from the Seattlest Flickr pool. more ›

Crowd Surfer @ Sasquatch! 2011 by Xander Deccio from the Seattlest Flickr pool more ›

Our Seattlest photogs and Flickr friends took tons of photos from Sasquatch! and Folklife. So many, we almost didn't have room for them all. So all this week, our Seattlest Pix will feature reader photos from the festivals. Keep your eyes peeled for your shots more ›

So far Sasquatch been crazy. The crowd for the reunited Death From Above 1979 was intense and Foo Fighters ending the night was insanity. Here's a little taste of what we've captured so far. Much more to come throughout the weekeend and through next week. more ›

Baseball, bunnies and blooms brought feelings of goodwill this weekend. Of course by Monday, it had all gone to hell. But let's look back on the beautiful weekend that was. more ›

For the last couple weekends we've been taken on the road via Steel Tigers of Death. They've yet to bring a smile to our faces and we're sure it's the same for you. So here's one last installment of On the Road with our favorite decked out hard-core rockers. more ›

Spring and summer time is that magical few months when all our local bands go out on tour (and bands from other places grace us with their presence as well). Whether it be festivals, huge venues or tiny little crapholes, they are out there toiling away to get their music out to the masses. Admittedly, we miss them. We're used to having them around to play shows once or twice a month and now they've been callously ripped from our hands and thrust out into the world. Well, Seattlest Music is attempting to bring a little bit of them back to Seattle as they tour by being text message pals. They'll be sending photos and quotes all along the way for us to share. This is gonna be fun! more ›

In 2003 Vera opened its silkscreen studio. The Northwest music scene has a long tradition of silkscreened art, from posters to shirts to album covers, and Vera's studio provides both affordable classes and open studio time for young artists. more ›

In 2002 Vera moved to its first full-time space in the old Annex Theatre in downtown Seattle. An army of volunteers transformed the dilapidated 2nd-story space into a music venue, art gallery, silkscreen studio and office for Vera. more ›

Seattlest is excited to celebrate Vera Project's 10th Anniversary with an archival photo from the venue's history every day in January. They are all leading up to the exciting Gala and Show being held at the end of the month. More details on that soon, trust me you'll want to know about this party. more ›

• Schmudget analyzes the 2009-2011 House budget and compares it to the Senate's, released yesterday.
• MyBallard is concerned about tents on Shilshole and stolen trees.
• The Troll got tagged! Fremont Universe reports, and they have photos.

• Capitol Hill Seattle has a retrospective on the Kyle Huff murders from three years ago.
• Seattle 911 reports on a guy who shot at toll booths down in Gig Harbor...with a slingshot. That's so mature, man.
• Spring is here, on Beacon Hill at least! Beacon Hill Blog has photos to prove it.

• Seattle Metblogs sent Josh over to The Croc for last night's Soundcheck, and true to form, he brought back a report and some photos. Jealous!
• Mmm, fry bread. And mmm, justice! West Seattle Blog gives ups to the Duwamish tribal "Fry Bread For Justice" event happening this weekend.
• Andrew over at Seattle Transit Blog speaks up in support of the federally funded overpass between Microsoft's campus sections.