Seeking Seattle
Hannah Exner KatzWeekly guidance to make the most of your city
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Seeking: a self-service onigiri fridge, a standing-room-only bar, and Halloween plans
Hi Seekers! (can I call you that? 🙃)
It’s been about a month and a half since I restarted this newsletter and the support I’ve experienced from this community has encouraged me to keep it rolling. My own personal seeking practice is much...
Seeking: Seattle’s best movie theaters, Forest Week, and Dark Jimothy
Hello and welcome to all the new people who have found Seeking Seattle! Who knew that sharing my October guide on Reddit would lead to over 150+ people signing up for this little newsletter. It means a lot that you’re here!
As a quick orie...
Seeking: art museum perks, Dick’s-a-thon, and a free concert at Benaroya
Hello and welcome to all the new subscribers! I hope you are enjoying this absolutely beautiful Thursday. It’s been fun to get back into the swing of writing this newsletter on a weekly basis, my goal is for it to arrive in your inbox every...
Seeking: architecture tours, affordable ballet, & Italian cinema
Later letter this week because I spent most of last week in a car roadtripping from St. Louis to Seattle!
Highlights included Omaha’s Old Market, which felt much more alive than our downtown, Wild Crumb pastries in Bozeman (this year’s Ja...
Seeking: October’s coziest & spookiest things to do
Happy October! Not only is it the first day of the month, it’s also First Thursday which means that there’s a lot of cool (and free!) stuff happening in the city tonight.
My favorite First Thursday event is the Pioneer Square Art Walk, so...
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Writer + content strategist living in Seattle. I write about the things that echo in my brain (Reflected) and the city I live in (Seeking Seattle).
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