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Shoreline Celebrates Lunar New Year With Night Market
This week has had a variety of important events. The start of Lent for Christians, Ramadan for Muslims, Valentines’ Day and many more. Among those events is the Lunar New Year, the start of the new year in accordance with the lunar calendar. Shoreline commemorated the celebration with a lineup of events hosted by several clubs, mostly those which have a focus on East-Asian cultures.
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Kraken Country Gets Souped Up Supreme Dumplings Drops Hockey Bar at Northgate Station
Supreme Dumplings is skating into Northgate Station this August with a hockey-themed outpost that blends soup dumplings, sports and a year-round patio. The Seattle-born chain is promising an oversized bar, big screens tuned to live games and a design that nods to the nearby Kraken practice facility, all while keeping xiao long bao at the center of the action. The new restaurant adds one more Pacific Northwest stop for a brand that has been steadily spreading across the region.
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: Feb 27–Mar 1, 2026
Bandit Theater Presents: Mad Science & First Date Past Event Like List. Science and love converge at this Bandit Theater improv doubleheader! The evening kicks off at 7 pm with Mad Science guests Adrian Wolf, stewardship director of Great Peninsula Conservancy, and Irene Weber, Kitsap County Parks’ natural resources program supervisor. The pair was recently featured by the New York Times and NPR for their work using acoustic bird monitoring to track forest restoration. Watch as they share real-world findings before improvisers gleefully transmute them into something…far less peer-reviewed. Then, at 8:30 pm, First Date showcases two strangers in an honest-to-goodness attempt at a blind date on stage while comedians mine every awkward pause, missed cue, and fleeting spark for comedy’s sake.
MyNorthwest.com
Your Seattle weekend guide: Scream therapy, roller skating, stand-up comedy, and more
It’s the final weekend of February, and spring is right around the corner. Here are some ideas to enjoy the good weather this weekend!. Sometimes, life just makes you want to scream, and that’s exactly what is going to happen at Lincoln Park on Sunday at 5 p.m. The Seattle Scream Club is meeting to let out a big community scream. There is a reason behind the scream, as the event’s description says, “screaming is a release, a reset for the mind and body, and when we do it together, something shifts.” After the collective scream, there will be closing comments before everyone heads to the next adventure. The Seattle Scream Club will meet on the first Sunday of the month.
425magazine.com
Renton’s Got a New Island Food Spot
Everett's Enseamada has officially opened a sister business, Makai Island Co., in Renton. The popular Filipino bakery and eatery is named after the traditional Filipino treat Ensaymada, a sweet brioche bread topped with icing or powdered sugar. The café also serves other treats like ube-frosted waffles and halo-halo, as well as popular island comfort-food offerings, including Hawaiian fried rice, loco moco, and garlic shrimp.
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Dungeness Crab Cakes the special at Scotty’s Food Truck Feb. 26-28
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Sink your teeth into a taste of the Pacific Northwest with mouthwatering Dungeness Crab Cakes from Scotty’s Food Truck. Made with fresh, succulent Pacific Northwest Dungeness Crab. Fried...
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Capitol Hill historic building may become a McDonald's after new permit
An iconic building in Seattle will house a brand new McDonald's restaurant—but not all locals are thrilled. A former Rite Aid site in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle could soon turn into a McDonald's restaurant. The burger giant's new location would be in one of the city's historic buildings.
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Feb. 26: ‘90s rock act Candlebox brings the nostalgia for sold-out Tupelo show
DERRY, NH – Any alt-rock fan who was around during the ‘90s knows how important the music scene of Seattle was to that particular decade, especially the first half. A lot of great bands came out of that era, and some of them are still performing today. This includes Candlebox, who people might know from their hits “Far Behind,” “You,” and “Cover Me” that they’ve probably heard on the radio or while growing up watching MTV when they actually aired music videos. On February 26, these guys have a sold-out show happening at Tupelo Music Hall in Derry. It starts at 8 p.m. and singer-songwriter Nick Brown will be opening up the evening.
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Kitsap locals turned fine dining chefs up for James Beard Award
Restaurateurs Trinh and Thai Nguyen of Ba Sa on Bainbridge Island, Pho T&N in Pouslbo and Ramie on Capitol Hill in Seattle are up for the James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Northwest and Pacific region, a prestigious honor likened to the “Oscars of food.”. While the...
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Garlic Crush to Open Fifth Location in Woodinville: ‘Excited to Tap into That Community’
A fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant is preparing to expand with a new location set to open this spring. Garlic Crush, owned by Matt Jabbour, is set to open at 17500 133rd Ave. NE in Woodinville. The new restaurant marks the brand’s fifth location, joining its existing outposts in Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah and Redmond.
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Salty Sea Days no more, popular summer festival gets rebrand
EVERETT, FEB. 25: Everett’s premier downtown summer festival, Salty Sea Days, is no more. The Downtown Everett Association (DEA), the organization that puts on the festival, will shift focus to better promote and advocate for downtown businesses, Marketing and Events Manager for DEA, Amber Peterson said. The new summer...
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Broadway at The Paramount’s 2026-2027 lineup announced
Seattle theater lovers — and families planning ahead for big nights out — have plenty to look forward to in the year ahead. Seattle Theatre Group has announced the 2026–2027 Premera Blue Cross Broadway at The Paramount season, bringing a mix of blockbuster hits, award-winning musicals, and beloved classics to the historic Paramount Theatre.
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Sip & Savor: Winter Beer Festival, a Peruvian Dinner, and Menchie's in Everett
The ninth edition of the annual Anderson Winter Beer Festival event is happening on Sunday at Haynes' Hall at Bothell's Anderson School brewery. In the waning days of winter, the gathering is offering more than 30 beers and ciders to warm you up, with concoctions from McMenamins' own brewery to other local beer makers. The event also includes brewery tours and live music from 2-4 p.m. See the full list of drinks and activities at the Anderson School website.
Seattle magazine
Restaurant Roundup: Nordic Cuisine and a Brazilian Brick-and-Mortar
Monday nights are worth celebrating—you made it through the first day of the week, so why not treat yourself to a delicious meal? Unfortunately, but understandably, plenty of restaurants are closed. But at these spots, not only are the kitchens still serving, the quality doesn’t drop off post-weekend, providing a perfect opportunity for a surprise… The post Restaurant Roundup: Nordic Cuisine and a Brazilian Brick-and-Mortar appeared first on Seattle magazine .
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Capitol Hill Block Party drops indie-house-heavy lineup, moves iconic weekend to new month
It wouldn’t be summer in Seattle without Capitol Hill Block Party, and the iconic event just dropped a stacked indie-house lineup. Fans have plenty to be excited about with headliners electronic hit machine Disco Lines, indie-pop sensation MUNA, and British indie-rock breakouts Wet Leg. The lineup also features Parcels, Magdalena Bay, DJ Trixie Mattel, Amber Mark, and Zack Fox, along with a Tinashe DJ set.