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4.93 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews

Create a photo risograph print

Step into the colorful world of risograph printing at my studio near the scenic Seattle Center. Using your own photo of the Space Needle, we’ll create vibrant, one-of-a-kind prints that capture the magic of this landmark. • Begin with a quick photoshoot around the Space Needle, capturing your favorite angles and perspectives with your iPhone. Then we’ll head to my studio for a coffee and to dive into risograph history and process. • Learn how to transform your chosen photo into a two-color risograph print. I’ll guide you step by step, introducing this sustainable, eye-catching printing technique known for its vivid colors and unique textures. •You’ll take home 10 two-color prints of your photo. You can send them out as postcards or mini prints for your wall! You’ll leave with hands-on knowledge of risograph printing, a set of stunning custom prints, and a new way to appreciate Seattle’s iconic Space Needle.

5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Street Trees of Seattle Walking Tour

Seattle is home to one of the nation’s most diverse urban tree collections—double the East Coast’s average and triple the Midwest’s. Join me, a local data nerd, naturalist and bestselling author, for a stroll through Capitol Hill as we explore this charming neighborhood and its notable street trees. • We’ll begin our adventure at the locally beloved Macrina Bakery on 19th Avenue, where you’ll receive a map I’ve illustrated of the eight different trees we'll visit, along with a brief overview. • On our tree walk through the beautiful residential streets of Capitol Hill, we’ll stop at each tree to learn how to identify it and distinguish it from other species. • You’ll have a chance to see notable trees, including the city’s widest maple street tree (a native bigleaf maple), the widest sugar and silver maple street trees, and the widest giant sequoia street tree in Seattle. You’ll leave with a renewed sense of wonder, a mile of nature therapy, and a newfound appreciation for the more than 700 tree species that adorn the Emerald City. Please note: Our tour covers approximately one mile along sidewalks and lasts about 90 minutes. Be sure to bring a rain jacket, water, and wear comfortable walking shoes, rain or shine.

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Forest Bathing at Discovery Park with a hypnotherapist

Walk among towering evergreens, breathe in the cedar-scented air, and observe the interplay of light and shadow in the canopy. Rooted in the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, this guided forest bathing session in Discovery Park will help you connect more deeply with nature. • We’ll meet at the trailhead and walk deeper into the forest for an opening circle, where I’ll explain about forest bathing. • Next, open your sensory body to the forest, beginning to engage in embodied practice and sensory layering. With my guidance, you’ll explore the forest and connect with it in new ways. • We’ll experience a taste of the forest together with wild-crafted tea made from plants in the forest, and share some closing reflections before walking back to the trailhead. You’ll leave with a profound sense of connection with the forest and the natural world. Note: While the evergreens provide some protection from the rain, be sure to dress appropriately for the weather.

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Taste your way through Frelard with a chef

Want to experience Seattle’s food scene like a local? Join me, a street food chef and podcaster, for an exciting culinary journey in Frelard, where you’ll get a firsthand look at the kitchens, meet the chefs, and taste the flavors shaping the city’s next great dining destination. • Meet at Seattle Biscuit Co. to start our walk with a made-from-scratch biscuit and a behind-the-scenes lesson from its owner, Sam. • You’ll visit Outsider BBQ for an exclusive look at its underground smoker and a taste of its expertly crafted meats, and step into Hamdi’s private dining space for a sweet treat and optional cocktail pairing. • The night ends at Last Call Bar, where I’ll prepare a special dessert kottu just for this experience. You’ll leave with an insider’s perspective on Seattle’s rising food scene, and plenty of recommendations for your next great meal.

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Get to know Seattle’s indie comics scene

Check out Seattle’s thriving indie comics scene on an immersive tour of the Georgetown neighborhood with the artists and owners of Paper Press Punch, and design and print your own mini-comic. We welcome all skill levels and ages—we’ve hosted participants as young as five! • Start at Paper Punch Press for an introduction and guided exploration of Short Run Comix Festival’s library, featuring alternative comics, small press, and self-published artists from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. • Create your own mini-comic with our expert guidance, and print it using our special Risograph printers, which use a stencil-based method that delivers rich colors and a handmade feel. • Stroll down to renowned comic book store Fantagraphics for a guided shopping experience with owner Larry Reid, where you’ll browse rare, independent, and iconic comics while hearing stories from this legendary curator. You’ll leave with your unique DIY comic, deep insights into the independent comic world in Seattle, and new creative skills to use at home.

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

An artist's guide of music & culture in Pike Place Market

I’m thrilled to invite you on my cultural tour of Pike Place Market! While many visitors flock to see the flying fish, locals and I cherish the market for its unique creative spirit and deep-rooted connection to Seattle's vibrant art and music scene. Come join me, a lifelong performing artist who practically grew up in this iconic market, for an intimate experience that weaves together music, art, and personal storytelling. • After meeting up at the famous wishing pig, we'll visit the mural featuring legendary artists like Artis the Spoonman and my father, Ron Bailey. I've got the inside scoop on the unique history and incredible stories that I'm so excited to share! You'll also get to hear about and from the local makers and artists whose booths fill the market. • I’ll take you to all the spots where buskers bring art to life, with incredible performers that do everything from playing upright pianos to juggling knives while spinning hoops. Don’t forget to bring some dollar bills if you'd like to tip this world class talent! • After sampling snacks from some of my favorite vendors, we’ll wrap up our tour at the stunning new rooftop garden, which has breathtaking views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. You’ll discover corners of Pike Place Market that few visitors experience, and you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for what makes this place so special!

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Relive the grunge years in the heart of Seattle’s scene

Back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the music world turned its spotlight on Seattle, where bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam were blowing minds and speakers with grunge rock. I'll guide you around my neighborhood, the epicenter for this music scene. • We'll meet up at Bon Voyage Vintage, my store, where you'll have a chance to dress up in the fashion of the grunge era, and I'll talk about how the Seattle grunge scene erupted. • Then we'll embark on a walking tour of Pioneer Square, stopping in at grunge landmarks like the OK Hotel, featured in the 1992 film Singles, and the Central Saloon, the site of Nirvana’s first Seattle show. • We'll also stop at Nord Alley, where we'll re-create a famous Nirvana photo with you in your flannel shirt and ripped jeans. Before we part ways, I'll give you a map of more Seattle rock landmarks so you can continue to explore grunge history.

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Chef Tour of Pike Place Market

We will take you on a culinary tasting adventure of Pike Place Market. We will be stopping at 9 different artisanal vendors; learning about local production and tasting your way through the flavors of the Northwest. Other things to note: The tour takes place rain or shine. Please email if you have dietary restrictions. Not all of our routes stop at the same places in Pike Place! We do book private tours for 9-16 people. Please direct message us to learn more. Gratuity is not included in the price. Our team also conducts a, more off the beaten path, tour on Fridays and Saturdays of South Lake Union. There are small bites over many stops and limited places to sit down. This experience requires a medium physical fitness level due to hills, stairs and uneven terrain. We do cover some distance and the market is crowded during the Summer. If you have to drive and park please leave a lot of extra time in the high season. The lots do fill up. Lastly, due to our tight schedule and wanting to show you as much of the market during a short time, we don't have time to shop during the tour. We encourage you to come back after the tour with your discount card to make purchases.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 637 reviews

Night Photoshoot in Pike Place Market

***24 HOUR EDITING! | 40-50 PICTURES PER PERSON*** Please read all details before booking! BEFORE YOU BOOK: - Take a look at my example images to see what style of pictures to expect. You can also look on social media at Cameron Thomsen Photography. - Up to 6 people can book into the same hour (unless booked as private) so be prepared to meet some new people! PHOTOSHOOT DETAILS: - We'll go to Pike Place Market AFTER HOURS, a must-see area for visitors. - We'll walk through the market to 5 of my personal favorite photo hotspots (exact locations may vary) - I'll use my Sony A7iii to take pictures of you NEED TO KNOW: - Photoshoots typically are closer to 30-45 minutes depending on group size - If you booked for a group, you can take pictures together, separate or both! Any combos are fine with me! - I'll be giving very easy posing instructions, but you're welcome to do any of your own poses - Unedited/RAW pictures will not be sent - Road is brick/cobblestone and we will encounter some moderate hills along the way so beware of wearing heels! FAQ: - Can I change outfits? - You can, however since there others in the group I would suggest small things like jackets or accessories - If I'm booking for my partner and I, how many people do I book for? - You'd book for 2 people - What do I wear? - Anything you'd like! Totally depends on the look you are going for.

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

Mad Scientist Cocktail and Mocktail Lab

lab·o·ra·to·ry | \ ˈla-b(ə-)rə-ˌtȯr-ē Definition, broadly : a place providing opportunity for experimentation, observation, or practice in a field of study. This is an ever-changing and high-concept cocktail and/or mocktail workshop (aka. laboratory) for those with 0 to 100 levels of experience. Unconventional, not a class; learn through experimentation! You get to take risks in this lab with hundreds of ingredients at your fingertips that you wouldn't normally take at home or in a cocktail class. Tools include smoking guns, test tubes, shaker sets, etc. This experience has no dress code. As soon as you enter, you'll be handed a lab coat -- perfect as a pre-funk to your night out on the town. Also, feel free to just lounge around [with your drink in hand] in one of the wing-backed faux-leather chairs and enjoy the ambiance of being perched in a high-end market, above many award-winning businesses. I will begin the lab by introducing you to all the tools and ingredients available. Multiple printed cocktail and mocktail recipes will offer a starting point, and as you take off on your own concocting direction, I will be present to offer guidance and answer questions. **I do gift certificates! Message me for details. Also please let me know prior to booking if we need to accommodate anyone under age 21.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 927 reviews

Cuteness attack farm

We will pet and feed all the animals till your heart content! All animal feeds are provided here and included. This unique experience teaches about caring for the farm animals with lots of holding and petting. Wear proper shoes and old clothing, be prepared to get dirty! This is an outdoor experience, rain or shine!! Please leave your pet at home or in the car. We do host private parties and event, book a private event, check weather!

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Design And Create Wedding Rings In Seattle Jewelry Studio

Welcome to your ring workshop! We’ll make bands as one-in-a-million as you two are. We’ll carve jewelers wax into one-of-a-kind creative commitment bands using your creative vision and my technical expertise. We’ll make bands that fit perfectly, look beautiful and represent YOU BOTH in a way that store bought bands never would. As a metalsmith with 13 years experience making fine jewelry inspired by the ocean, I’ll teach easy and fun techniques during our 2-hour private class. We’ll work in my airy West Seattle jewelry studio, stocked with all the tools of the trade and a sweeping view of downtown Seattle. I’ll translate your ring dreams into a wax version of your final metal ring. Do you have an engagement ring? We’ll custom carve your wax to form around it. Do you have diamonds or a heirloom gemstone? We’ll create a unique setting and add it. Are you unsure of the finish or texture you want? We’ll peruse samples of other gold, platinum or silver rings from our library to decide! Custom ideas are welcome—anything is possible. At the end, we’ll weigh your final waxes to determine the cost of your ring. Your wax weight translates to the amount of silver, 14K gold, white gold, rose gold or platinum needed. YOUR WORKSHOP FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE THE COST OF YOUR CHOSEN METAL; YOUR COST IS BASED ON THE WAX YOU CARVE! Your rings will be delivered to your doorstep in 4-6 weeks.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 1480 reviews

Photoshoot in Pike Place Market

***24 HOUR EDITING! | 40-50 PICTURES PER PERSON*** Quick FAQ at the bottom! This is a group photoshoot! We'll jump into the vibrant and historic Pike Place Market. This is a MUST SEE area for visitors! We'll take pictures at the legendary "Public Market Center" sign, the Gum Wall, and explore the market for more picture-worthy hotspots! Want a sneak peek of what photos will look like? Follow me on social media at "Cameron Thomsen Photography". I will be snapping shots during our excursion to capture every moment of your fun-filled experience! If there are multiple people or families in the group, we will rotate in and out to make sure everyone gets pictures in each location! At the end, you'll end up with around 40-50 edited* pictures(per person) sent digitally. These pictures will be full resolution. You will NEED an email address to receive the pictures! *(Unedited/RAW will not be sent) FAQ: - You'll get around 40-50 edited pictures per person - Very easy/basic posing will be provided - Photoshoots are usually closer to 40 minutes (depending on group size) - 5 pre-selected locations (No custom shoots) ***Up to 8 people can book per hour so don't be shy, you may be meeting some new friends!*** + LGBTQ-friendly + Other things to note Bring a jacket and sunscreen. You may need both as Seattle's weather can change drastically. We will shoot regardless of weather.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 641 reviews

Forest hike to Twin and Snoqualmie Falls

This half day tour is a combination of a moderate 2-hour hike (also a few inclines for 7 minutes) to the Twin Falls close up and a visit to the famous Snoqualmie Falls which we drive right up to. I will pick you up in downtown Seattle and drive eastward for about 30 minutes until we arrive at the trailhead. We will hike in old growth forest along Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls and the Upper Falls (1.4 miles), which is a beautiful cascade of waterfalls. After the hike we will drive through North Bend, where the diner from the popular tv show "Twin Peaks" is located and through the historic logging town. Snoqualmie. The locomotives of the time are still on the railroad tracks and the old depot from the year 1890 is in use till this day. We stop to view the Snoqualmie Falls of 270 feet - followed by driving along Borst Lake, where Mount Si is reflected in the often still lake - and then drive back to downtown Seattle.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 361 reviews

Hike the Gorgeous Trails in Washington

First, we will decide on the day's hike based on your hiking experience and what you'd like to see (mountains, waterfalls, lakes, etc). After we pick our destination, we will drive to the trail where we'll stretch to ensure we don't pull a muscle and then get right into it. Make sure to bring snacks and a camera (optional) for the hike! I will also have a camera to capture photos and videos of our experience together that I will send to you at the conclusion of the trip! If the date or time you want is not available, feel free to message us at contact@mileshikeclub.com Other things to note This will be a fun and adventurous trip so be prepared for lots of pictures and a challenge that you will surely overcome! All hiking levels welcomed!

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

Tea & Tisane Tour and Tasting

You'll spend a delicious evening sampling a myriad of different teas in our unique steampunk tea shop. You'll sip, I'll brew and you'll learn about what makes different teas unique and how tea is grown and processed. We'll talk about the legends and lore surrounding this mysterious magical beverage. We'll sample and compare floral notes, mineral elements, and vegetal savory scents. We'll drink and compare black teas, explore Oolongs, savor subtle green teas, and dive into the wide world of therapeutic herbal Tisanes. We'll try on crazy hats and have a fabulous time. Come develop your palate and learn more about Teas & Tisanes. This experience is for tea lovers and novices alike and we'll guarantee you find something to fall in love with by the end. Other things to note We've got you well taken care of. Bathroom provided. Comfy environment and chairs included. Street parking is fairly easy, and there is a 90 minute free parking garage 2 blocks away.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 475 reviews

Electric Bike Tour Seattle

Winter Bike Tours There are three important things we have learned from decades of bike commuting here in the “rainy” Northwest - 1. More often than not, it’s perfectly nice out there. Seattle likely gets less rain than wherever you might be travelling from and the rain we get is often more like a mist than actual rainfall. Winter temps are generally mild and snow is extremely rare. 2. As the Norwegians (who were the first immigrants to settle much of the area we ride through) say, “There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.” 3. Some things are even better in the winter - mountains more spectacular with the snow, more sea lions in the sound, great blue herons nesting in big rookery, coffee tastes better in the cold, and there is always something interesting in bloom. So intrepid travellers and locals are invited to join us for a winter e-bike tour. We follow the same basic route as our summer tours with the possible addition of a stop for warm beverages. We can provide head to ankle rain gear ( jackets, pants and gloves but not shoes). Keep in mind that even when it is not raining the roads may be wet and biking on wet roads requires more experience. First stop is at the Olympic Mountains and Sound Viewpoint, here we give an overview of the waterway and the layout of Seattle. We travel through the Ballard Locks and Fishermen's Terminal and more.

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