Washington State Has a Public Defense Crisis
The State Could Get McCleary’d Again
Stranger Suggests: A Safe Space for Cat People, Half-Hieroglyphs Full of Longing, and a Book Documenting Seattle’s Graffiti Culture
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
The Lion’s Blood at Cafe Munir
This Mini Cocktail Is a Fragrant Garden Pathway from Winter to Springtime
Welcome to The Stranger’s April Issue
Available Now at Hundreds of Locations Around Town!
April 2026 Issue
New Music You Shouldn’t Miss
New Albums by Reggaeton-Punk Duo Lucha Luna and Noirish Trip-Hop Heroine Black Viiolet
Seattle’s Art-Tech Fantasy Gets More Real
Layoffs, Digital Anxiety, and AI Upheaval Might be the Recipe to Force the “Intersection” Into Existence
To Experience the Horror Movie ‘Exit 8,’ Visit the Beacon Hill Light-Rail Station
And While There, Say Hi to the Station’s Resident Pigeon
The Washington State Supreme Court Races Are a BFD This Year
They’re the Most Important State Races in 2026 and No One Knows Anything About Them
The Little Pokémon Gym That Could
Tabletop Village in the CID Is Pumping Out Card Champions
Catching Feelings
Marcellus Bonow-Manier Peels Back the Layers of Lore of the Steam Plant
Why Did the Greenwood Fred Meyer Stop Offering Paper Bags with Handles?
Do you know? Because they won’t tell me.
Stranger Suggests: An Eye-Popping Cabaret Festival, One of the Greatest Living Short Story Writers, and a Cosmic Drama About Climate Change
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
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