Keeping our waterfront working will take public support as well as cooperation across all levels of government.

At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell also announced the grand opening of the entire waterfront for September 6. From Pier 58, Pier 62, Overlook Walking, the Park Promenade and ...

SEATTLE — When we think of baby animals at the Seattle Aquarium, fish or seals may come to mind, but the aquarium is unveiling its newest exhibit, and it's all about raising coral.

Entertainment Health Life Local News Seattle Aquarium reopens, with coronavirus restrictions in place. Here’s what it’s like. July 1, 2020 at 6:00 am Updated July 1, 2020 at 7:21 pm ...

A full-price adult ticket to the Museum of Flight goes for $21, while Experience Music Project admission starts at $22. And that’s a steal compared to the $25 charge at Seattle Aquarium.

A 2-year old male Indo-Pacific Leopard shark swims in The Reef exhibit while Coral Rabbitfish swim by in the Seattle Aquarium's Ocean Pavilion last month. He is part of the ReShark program that ...

Short of outfitting everyone in wetsuits and snorkels, the Seattle Aquarium is trying to bring Puget Sound and its marine creatures closer to its visitors. The public attraction on Pier 59 is ...

Seattle Seattle Aquarium hosts family-friendly virtual New Year's Eve party counting down to noon The party will usher in the new year - at the bedtime-friendly hour of 12 p.m.

The Seattle Aquarium welcomed 811,000 visitors last year; the expanded aquarium expects 1.3 million annual visitors by 2030, when more than 10 million people are expected to be wandering each year ...

The Seattle Aquarium is building a new Ocean Pavilion on the waterfront. But it doesn’t have all the money yet to finish construction. On Tuesday, the city council gave it permission to take out ...

SEATTLE — The Seattle Aquarium welcomed their newest resident, a tufted puffin chick. The young puffin is so fluffy that the aquarium calls the chick a "puffling." Hatched on August 3, this is ...

Seattle Aquarium researchers Dr. Lyda Harris, kneeling, and Megan Williams retrieving samples in August 2022 that have been submerged for four months off the aquarium’s pier.