Highline Times - Features

Highline College is showcasing local authors at the upcoming “Highline Listens: Writers Read Their Work” event on October 21 at 10 a.m. Highline’s own Allison Green and poet Debby Bacharach will share their works. Bacharach will also host a…MORE

The Burien Arts Gallery, centrally located in downtown Burien, is calling for artists to apply via www.burienarts.org for consideration to have their work exhibited in the Burien Arts Gallery.  We are interested in contemporary artists working on…MORE

By Chef Jeremy McLachlan

Does squash make you think of overcooked mushy grossness? It shouldn’t! Here’s how to make it the best vegetable in your kitchen from fall through winter. Squash are the amazing nutritious vegetables that are built…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen

Cheeks are getting rosy, there is crispness in the air, and our eyes are being dazzled by the colors of the season. Yes, fall fans, Squashtober has arrived. Let’s hear it for some of the last local produce of the season,…MORE

By Georgie Bright Kunkel

Don’t you hate days that seem to end up with everything going wrong?

The pain in my stomach is proof that this day is one of those days. What is the best thing to do on days like this? Contact an empathetic…MORE

On Thursday, October 22, The Mark Restaurant, 918 SW. 152nd St. in Burien, will sponsor an all-day fundraiser to benefit the South King Council of the Blind. Invite a friend or two for a fabulous breakfast to start the day; meet friends or take…MORE

Discover Burien is proud to announce a special shop local incentive campaign that will be active from now until November 28th. “This project is very simple” explained Andrea Reay, Executive Director of Discover Burien. Shop in Burien and be…MORE

Enjoy a merry German Beer Hall atmosphere with friends dressed to the nines in their Lederhosen (you can wear your jeans!).

Drinks provided by Georgetown Brewing and delicious German style fare from Dan the Sausageman/Tin Room Bar never…MORE