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Skip to main content Currently Reading City of Seattle to offer 100 free Day In Day Out tickets at Welcome Back Week vaccination clinics Sign In FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Tame Impala performs on the Main Stage at Memorial Stadium, on day three of Bumbershoot, Monday, Aug. 4, 2016.GENNA MARTIN/SEATTLEPI.COMShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Y La Bamba performs on the Mural Stage on the first day of Bumbershoot at Seattle Center, Friday, Aug. 30, 2019. (Lindsey Wasson, seattlepi.com)LINDSEY WAS...

Seattle to celebrate Chinatown-International District reopening this weekend Businesses are welcoming back floods of customers after the pandemic led to a loss of business and uptick in crime. Author: Kalie Greenberg Updated: 10:41 PM PDT July 15, 2021 SEATTLE — Restaurant workers in Seattles Chinatown-International District (CID) say they once again have lines out the door and some say theyre busy seven days a week as the region begins to rebound from the pand...

New music festival to fill Bumbershoot time slot in Seattle this year The Day In Day Out festival happening over Labor Day weekend will be the first music festival in Seattle since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Author: Steve Soliz Updated: 8:08 PM PDT July 7, 2021 SEATTLE — This year, a new two-day music festival will take place at the usual time and place of Bumbershoot, a major fest that typically overtakes Seattle Center over Labor Day Weekend. Bumbershoot or...

City of Seattle to host concerts, events, Halloween in July as part of Welcome Back Weeks Lindsey Major, SeattlePI Washington state was granted permission to reopen fully on Wednesday, and with excitement, the city of Seattle and the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) have announced multiple events to help revitalize the local economy. Throughout the summer, the city and DSA plan to attract both locals and tourists back to downtown streets with music, art, food and community. Do...

The pandemic broke up the city's big band. Now they're slowly getting back together.

ICYMI, Washington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler won: This year Kreidler requested a bill from the Legislature that would stop insurers from engaging in the racist practice of using credit scores to set certain insurance rates, which ends up forcing poor people to pay more for car insurance than middle-class and wealthy people with worse records. Sen. Mark Mullet worked with insurance lobbyists to gut the bill. Kreidler called for it to die. It died. After that, he used his emergency powe...