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Vote Against Cheeto Jesus, Fascism, Racism, and Sexual Assault! Vote for Hillary, Democracy, Women, and Pragmatic Incrementalism! Vote for Higher Wages, Clean Elections, the Climate, and Light Rail, Too!
by Stranger Election Control Board
Last-Minute Plans: 95 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Seattle For Halloween 2016
$10-And-Under Events For October 28-31, 2016
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Meet Gramma, Seattle's Promising New Poetry Press
by Rich Smith
Police Reports Illustrated: Man Parks in Beacon Hill
by Callan Berry
The 28 Spookiest Movies Playing in Seattle This Halloween Weekend
The Hunger, Carrie, Hocus Pocus, And More Picks For October 27-31, 2016
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Today in Third-Party Candidates
by Dan Savage
Seattle Activist Supporting Standing Rock Asks: "When Does the Genocide Stop?"
by Sydney Brownstone
Is Seattle Experiencing Festival Fatigue?
Low Attendance and a Glut of Options Suggest the City May Have OD'd on Music Festivals
by Dave Segal
Día de los Muertos 2016: 11 Places To Celebrate In Seattle
Events Across The City With Crafts, Dancing, Music, Food, And More
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
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2016 Election Cheat Sheet!
Quick List of all General Election Endorsements
by Stranger Election Control Board
Vote "Approved" on ST3 on November 8!
All the Arguments Against Sound Transit's Light Rail Expansion Are Bullshit
by Heidi Groover
How to HUMP!
A Guide to the Film Festival Where Everyone Is Sexy and Porn Isn't a Dirty Word
by Bri Brey
The 28 Spookiest Movies Playing in Seattle This Halloween Weekend
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Your Complete Guide to Halloween 2016 in Seattle
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Things to Do »
Last-Minute Plans: 95 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Seattle For Halloween 2016
$10-And-Under Events For October 28-31, 2016
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
The 28 Spookiest Movies Playing in Seattle This Halloween Weekend
The Hunger, Carrie, Hocus Pocus, And More Picks For October 27-31, 2016
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
Recommended Events
The Stranger's Guide to Seattle's Happiest Happy Hours »
Late-Night and Early-Morning Happy Hours in Seattle
Four Good Deals on Food at Odd Hours
by Christopher Frizzelle
A Guide to Hotel Happy Hours in Seattle
I Visited All of These Places Recently, But I Didn't Stay the Night—I Just Gorged in Their Restaurants
by Tobias Coughlin-Bogue
Bars I Recommend for Taking Tinder Dates To
It's Got to Be Somewhere You're Not Going to Run Into Your Knucklehead Friends—But Good. So, Where?
by Rich Smith
The Best Happy Hours in Seattle for Beer Geeks
With a Few Notes About What I've Ordered Recently and Loved
by Lester Black
Film »
The Handmaiden Is Charged by Erotic Bodies
by Charles Mudede
Issa Rae Will Cure Your Broken Pussy in Insecure
by Jenni Moore
Brilliant Bad Boy of Ballet Captured in Dancer
by Kathy Fennessy
Music »
Is Seattle Experiencing Festival Fatigue?
Low Attendance and a Glut of Options Suggest the City May Have OD'd on Music Festivals
by Dave Segal
Theater »
Seattle Shakespeare Company and Director Kelly Kitchens Find Humor and Horror in Feminist Reading of Medea
The Lighter Side of Infanticide
by Rich Smith
Go See Roz and Ray, a Romantic Drama About AIDS Research
by Rich Smith
A Raisin In the Sun: Still Good
by Rich Smith
Books »
Meet Gramma, Seattle's Promising New Poetry Press
Bringing New Books from Sarah Galvin and Christine Shan Shan Hou
by Rich Smith
Seattle Writer Maria Semple's Today Will Be Different Is Fine. It's Fine. Everything's Fine.
Seriously, It's All Working Out
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink »
Food & Drink Events » Restaurants »
Mackerel, You Sexy Bastard
In Defense of Sardines, Herring, and Other Maligned "Fishy" Fish
by Corina Zappia
Vashon Island Has a New BBQ Joint Called Gravy
If They Keep Coming Up with Such Delicious Specials, I Think I'm Going to Become a Ferry Regular
by Tobias Coughlin-Bogue
Food News: Catfish Corner Returns to the CD, Bruce Nafalty Comes Out of Retirement, and FlintCreek Cattle Opens
by Tobias Coughlin-Bogue
Oh, Come On, Stop Complaining About Pumpkin-Flavored Everything—Pumpkins Are Delicious
The Fall Flavor Comes to Ginza, Buddha Ruksa, Ellenos's Greek Yogurt, and Other Local Eateries
by Rachel Belle
Features »
Person of Interest: Kelly A. Rodriguez
As editor of ARCADE, Kelly Rodriguez has made the journal a vital read for young design professionals.
by Charles Mudede
An Oral History of the First Year of The Stranger
by Amber Cortes
Person of Interest: Moises Himmelfarb
Meet the Man Whose Job Is to Build Cultural Bridges Between Here and Mexico
by Rich Smith
Immigrant Songs
The Thousands of Dollars, Years of Waiting, And Hours of Practice that Brought Seattle Symphony’s Musicians to the Stage
by Rich Smith
News »
How the Seattle Police Secretly—and Illegally—Purchased a Tool for Tracking Your Social Media Posts
by Ansel Herz
Seattle Police, In Response to Council Questions, Offer Their Thoughts on Social Media Tracking Controversy
by Ansel Herz
Canna West Seattle Wants to Be the Friendly Neighborhood Pot Shop
by Ana Sofia Knauf
The Stranger’s Seattle Art and Performance Quarterly »
The Stranger's Performance Critic Picks the Seven Most Promising Productions This Season
Put These Performances on Your Calendar Now. NOW.
by Rich Smith
Anatomy of an Outfit
A Detailed Look at a Velvet Wedding Coat by Yves Saint Laurent That's on Display at Seattle Art Museum
by Jennifer Campbell
Marina Abramovic Mad Lib
The Artist Will Be at Town Hall Seattle November 18
by Christopher Frizzelle
Four Seattle Bands Keeping Jazz from Becoming Jazzzzzzz
Revive Your Eardrums—and Your Expectations—by Seeing a Show by Bad Luck, Afrocop, Chemical Clock, or Hound Dog Taylor's Hand
by Dave Segal
25 Years of the Stranger »
