by Kate Miller Roberto Sanchez is new to Georgetown and new to owning an art gallery. In August, he opened Eight Roses Gallery in the...

Science, history, technology, art, music, dance, and community found a home this weekend at the Georgetown Steamplant's first science...

Guest post by Karen Paola Carpenter 2024 marks the 21st Annual Georgetown Haunted History Tour ( tickets on sale now ). For all the...

Georgetown embraces Halloween like no other. As summer comes to a close, the spooky season begins with two must-attend events. Returning...

Guest post by Jenn Gosma In case you've missed it so far, you only have a couple of days left to check out the incredible exhibit Trash...

Hundreds of people on bikes rode as fast as they could from Capitol Hill to South Park as part of the annual Dead Baby Downhill tradition.

Wooden, whimsical cats are chilling in the traffic circles on S Eddy street.

Gazette Archives, A blast from the past!

Georgetown is once again preparing to host the annual Georgetown Carnival! This year's event is taking place Saturday, June 8 and will...

Registration for the 2024 Georgetown Super 8 film festival is open now through May 31! Find information and register to participate here....

The Georgetown Steam Plant is excited to announce our first-ever Science Fair! This year's theme is grounded in SHTEAM (Science, History,...

The Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center (4705 W Marginal Way SW) will be hosting a spring Native art market on Saturday April 27th and...

Common spring groundcover makes great salad greens.

The woman who lounges in stripes above Fourth Avenue S. near the intersection with S. Lucille is Kara Muller, one half of the electronic...

Georgetown is featured in a recently launched podcast focusing on lost and forgotten stories of Seattle’s past.