West Seattle - Features

The pavement at the West Seattle Junction was still vibrating long after the final power chord faded on Friday night.

After eight years of operating in various locations—most recently in Fremont—The Works Seattle is moving to a permanent home in West Seattle’s Alaska Junction.

It's new home is at 4540 California Ave. SW.

Prepare for a weekend of coastal creativity as the Alki Art Fair returns to the shores of West Seattle from July 17-19, 2026.

Starting Sunday, July 12, West Seattle’s brunch scene is getting a Mediterranean-inspired upgrade.

Mark Debenedetti was a man who lived his life as a testament to the power of unwavering faith and compassion. He passed away in early June.

He was honored in a celebration of life today at Trinity Church on 35th SW.

The High Tekerz, a youth robotics team based near Burien and White Center, capped off a busy June with a high‑energy appearance at Gather for Goals on June 26 — and they’re not slowing down.

This summer, the sound of electric guitars and rhythmic drums will echo through West Seattle as young musicians prepare for their moment in the spotlight.

The Admiral Neighborhood Association will once again bring red, white, and blue cheer to the streets of West Seattle with its annual 4th of July Kids’ Parade, set for Thursday, July 4, 2026, from 10 a.m. to noon.

For over three decades, Gabriel Castro and Isidro Ocampo have served as the culinary backbone of Pegasus Pizza and Pasta, and as of June 8, 2026, they have officially taken the reins as the restaurant's new owners

Kim Thayil, the visionary lead guitarist of Soundgarden, is stepping out from behind the wall of feedback to share his definitive history of the band that redefined heavy music.