Art & Culture in Seattle
Explore the vibrant art and culture scene of Seattle. From museums and hidden galleries to beautiful architecture and street art, our Spotters have discovered the perfect places for every art and culture enthusiast. Don’t miss Scarecrow Video, an old-school video store that’s a treasure for film lovers, or check out the Little Free Library nooks. Discover these and many more cultural gems in the city!
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Little Free Library – Neighborhood knowledge nooks
The "Little Free Library" in Seattle has a number of spots throughout the city you would never imagine house books free to take, and free to refill...
By
Daniel
Lim
Bill Melinda Foundation – A wealth of knowledge
"Bill Melinda Foundation" in Seattle hosts a number of events, talks and performances, with interactive displays on poverty and disease. I love this space.
By
Diya
Khanna
Wallingford Sign – Better than Hollywood's
The "Wallingford Sign" in Seattle has always been my favorite landmark, though it's always surprised me how such a small urban center has such a big sign!
By
Aarin
Wright
Scarecrow Video – Film rental behemoth
"Scarecrow Video" in Seattle is one of the few survivors of online streaming. It's truly massive and stomps the Netflix experience into the ground...
By
Aarin
Wright
The Bikery – Cooking up bikes
"The Bikery" in Seattle is a 100% volunteer-run bike co-op that provides friendly and knowledgeable service, teaching people how to fix their own bike!
By
Daniel
Lim
Burke-Gilman Trail – Seattle's favourite bike trail
"Burke-Gilman Trail" is the longest dedicated biking trail in Seattle at 19 miles one way. I like it because it goes around Lake Washington...
By
Vidhi
Bhagdev
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