The Lake Union Beer Can Regatta, or The Tenas Chuck Duck Dodge
Pam Carter brings you another excursion into the wilds of Seattle. This time, Lake Union’s most eccentric sailing event.
July 1, 1963: Seattle’s First Civil Rights Sit-In
In the summer of 1963, Seattle was blazing with the fire of civil rights protest. Jeff Stevens schools you on that history.
June 30, 1967: Last Exit on Brooklyn
Jeff Stevens histories you about one of Seattle’s all-time great countercultural gathering places.
June 15, 1963: Seattle’s First Civil Rights March
“Some believe Seattle is different . . .”
May 29, 1940: Tyree Scott
Jeff Stevens remembers Tyree Scott, Seattle’s late, great labor and civil rights leader.
May 20, 1968: The UW Black Student Union Sit-In
Jeff Stevens tells the inspiring tale of one of the most successful acts of civil disobedience in radical Seattle history.
May 1, 1976: The TMT Show
Jeff Stevens tells the story of the night punk rock and DIY culture simultaneously arrived in Seattle.
April 24, 1969: Protesters and Beekeepers
Jeff Stevens tells the tragicomic tale of how a radical student protest in Vietnam War-era Seattle was hijacked by a swarm of angry bees. No, this is not an urban legend.
April 12, 1967: “I’m Marching Down The Ave . . .”
Seattle’s University District has long been known as a locus for student-led protests. Jeff Stevens documents he first such major protest event in the U District.
From the Publisher: A New Look for The Seattle Star and a New Phase
A new look for The Seattle Star, and a reaffirmation of our commitment to a pay-what-you-will system for the magazine.
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