This list of restaurant discounts features local and chain restaurant dining deals we've heard about in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. The food and drink deals with an expiration date are listed first, followed by those that are available "for a limited time". Always keep in mind that prices and participation … [Read more...] about Restaurant deals and discounts
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Where to find u-pick pumpkin patches and farm stands
Below, we provide links to pumpkin patches and farm stands selling picked pumpkins in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area around the Puget Sound region. Some pumpkin patches are working farms, where you might be able to enjoy related activities, such as take a hay ride out into the field or make your way through a corn … [Read more...] about Where to find u-pick pumpkin patches and farm stands
Live & virtual events and things to do this weekend
Our event calendar features fun, free, and cheap things to do around the Puget Sound region. For the weekend of September 25-27, 2020, you'll find virtual as well as live events. Based on prevailing guidance in Washington State, as stay-at-home orders are lifted, we include outdoor things to do and any other … [Read more...] about Live & virtual events and things to do this weekend
Low power FM community radio stations in the Puget Sound region
Have you ever gone to the drive-in movies and turned on your radio to hear the audio of the film? Or tuned into a station listed on a highway sign for ferry, highway, or weather information? If so, you’ve used a Low Power FM radio station. These stations are becoming more popular as folks learn the benefits … [Read more...] about Low power FM community radio stations in the Puget Sound region
Our big list of Washington State ski ticket discounts
There are 13 Washington State ski areas, 10 in the West and Central parts of the state and 3 in the East: Nine ski areas in the Cascade Range nearest the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. One ski area in the Olympic Range on the Washington Peninsula. Two ski areas in the eastern part of the state, closer to the … [Read more...] about Our big list of Washington State ski ticket discounts
What’s closed and open Indigenous People’s Day 2020
2020 Federal Holiday Dates Wednesday, January 1: New Year’s Day Monday, January 20: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (3rd Monday in January) Monday, February 17: President’s Day aka Washington’s Birthday (3rd Monday in February) Monday, May 25: Memorial Day (4th Monday in May) Saturday, July 4 (observed … [Read more...] about What’s closed and open Indigenous People’s Day 2020
Washington Cider Week events and tastings
The Northwest Cider Association celebrates Washington Cider Week for 10 days every September. The event brings together cider producers throughout the Pacific Northwest with cider lovers. It's an event to share knowledge, experience, and the Northwest cider culture. Members include cideries in Oregon, Washington, … [Read more...] about Washington Cider Week events and tastings
Ultimate guide to zoos, aquariums & wildlife parks
Who doesn’t love a good family trip to see—even pet and feed—your favorite animals? Luckily, there are a variety of different zoos and aquariums in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. The following list includes zoos, aquariums, animal farms, and wildlife parks that you can visit in the Puget Sound region. Keep in … [Read more...] about Ultimate guide to zoos, aquariums & wildlife parks
These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened
Seattle-Tacoma museums are beginning to re-open and we couldn't be more excited! Check this page for a list of museums around the Puget Sound region that have already re-opened, or expect to re-open soon. We'll update the page regularly, so feel free to come back from time-to-time to see what new outings may be … [Read more...] about These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened
Virtual and drive-thru events at Puyallup Fairgrounds
Located south of Seattle and east of Tacoma in the shadow of majestic Mount Rainier, the Washington State Fair Events Center comprises over 160 acres. The facilities are available for rent during the year. The Washington State Fair hosts two annual events, the 20-day Washington State Fair every September, and … [Read more...] about Virtual and drive-thru events at Puyallup Fairgrounds
Best things to buy in September
Every month of the year, certain items are discounted due to overstock, holiday sales, or transitions from one season to the next. Here are the shopping highlights for September in Seattle stores. The items listed below are typically offered during the month of September. Shopping may be limited to online purchases. … [Read more...] about Best things to buy in September
All about cloth face masks: wearing, making, donating
As of April 7, 2020, we’ve updated this information about the use of cloth face masks based on information published by CDC and Washington State Department of Health. Anytime you are in within six feet of someone, tiny droplets from talking, as well as from sneezing or coughing can land on nearby people and surfaces … [Read more...] about All about cloth face masks: wearing, making, donating
Grocery list + easy recipes for college students
The following list of groceries are foods that are widely available and easy to use with little or no preparation before cooking. They are also some of the more nutritious and inexpensive foods you can buy. You and your brain need to stay fueled and sharp to make the most of your day. So, we focused on delicious and … [Read more...] about Grocery list + easy recipes for college students
How to save money on college textbooks
We've researched various ways to save money on college textbooks, including tips for getting the best price on new and used books, buying digital ebooks or renting textbooks, plus a few other tricks. Tips for maximizing your book buying (and returning) dollars Here are some general guidelines for saving money when … [Read more...] about How to save money on college textbooks
Video tours of lighthouses around Washington State
Washington State has many lighthouses guiding ships along treacherous shores--some historic and some still functioning. Let these YouTube videos whisk you away to these idyllic and secluded structures. (Listed roughly north to south) Video tour of 3 San Juan lighthouses This video gives a brief tour of several … [Read more...] about Video tours of lighthouses around Washington State
