December Hours! Starting Today!

News Stand Open till 8pm

Cafe Open till 5pm

7 Days a Week

Check back for special hours during Christmas Break.

Local Saturday!

There's been a lot of talk about Black Friday, big corporations, small business Saturday and buy local.

So here are some of the local publications we carry!

Seattle Met  (you can order through mymagstore here), or come into the store and browse about winter.  A monthly magazine, the December issue arrived November 23rd.

Washington Trails, the current issue is striding into winter and the annual Gear Gift Guide. A bimonthly, it usually comes in the first Friday of odd months (Next issue expected in January)
 You can find it on mymagstore.

This issue of Seattle Review is not on the shelf much longer, so don't delay on it.

A new issue of Yes! (the last issue sold out), a quarterly magazine about community and sustainability, published locally on Bainbridge Island. 

Don't forget Edible Seattle!  

Thanksgiving Hours

Thanksgiving Weekend!

Closed Thanksgiving Day

Open 8am Friday, Cafe and News

Sound Transit Community Meeting - Brooklyn Station Construction

Sound Transit Brooklyn Station Open House at the Neptune

Wednesday November 16, 2011 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Preliminary Construction plans for the Brooklyn Station.

They plan to cover:

• Construction phases and schedule
• Expected street, sidewalk, and parking closures
• Construction wall plans
• Construction noise
• Methods of preventing and mitigating impacts to neighbors

To be held at the Neptune Theatre
1303 NE 45th Street, Seattle

Country Life: A little bit of Britain

Bulbs for an English country garden, great houses, and dogs.

And where else would you find, "Shooting stereotypes: which one are you?"

Small Cars in Autocar (UK)

It has the obligatory fast! cars, but it has fun articles about other cars too! 

This week's issue has little cars - handy efficient city street cars that you may or may not see around here.

Is Bloomberg Getting a Little Racy?

Bloomberg Business Week - Who's Behind the Mask.  Occupy Wall Street. 

Or, a little something for November 5th.