☂️ Who’s afraid of the umbrella?
Plus: Another TBT artifact from MOHAI.
By Grace Madigan
Hello, hello, it’s Thursday.
Two things before we dive into the headlines. First, don’t forget that we are going LIVE today over on our Instagram page with Jeremy Buben, the founder of the FoodArt Collection gallery. Housed in a Capitol Hill apartment, the collection of art features food and the culture around it. Tune in at 4 p.m. to find out how Jeremy came up with this idea and how YOU can go visit the gallery.
And second, if you’re on Twitter you may have seen this tweet exclaiming how unbelievable it was that Seattle was thought of as “cool” in the ‘90s. An interesting take to say the least. In our humble opinion “cool” has a lot of different meanings. And the fact that the great outdoors is so accessible, we’ve got a thriving arts and food scene, and you can wear socks and sandals here without being judged, makes it pretty “cool” in our book.
We’re not perfect, but I think there are a lot of people here that are working constantly to make it better, and that, above all says a lot about this city and those who live here. Hit reply and tell us what makes Seattle “cool” in your own opinion.
Read on for our Throwback Thursday with MOHAI, info on how to pre-register for a vaccine if you’re 16 and older, and for Evergrey Extra members, a guide to local bottle shops.
