You’re reading a past edition of our weekly Things to Do column, about the concerts, art shows, comedy sets, movies, readings ...

Chris Marker was a total cat guy. It’s hard to pin down much else about the legendary French “film essayist,” as he loaded ...

Doug firs dusted with snow. Mighty peaks on the horizon. A toasty warming hut around the corner. Gliding through Pacific ...

Her own collages, made from trash and photos of trash, introduce each section. As does a half-comic series of directive ...

The Modest Mouse record Good News for People Who Love Bad News turns 20 this year, and to celebrate—and cash in, natch—the ...

From the people who brought the wonderfully quirky Untitled Goose Game to the United States, Panic’s Playdate is the ...

Past a stately front porch, the home’s classic foyer is completely coated in hardwood, including trim and tall wainscoting that wraps into a half-wall, slightly obscuring a staircase. French doors on ...

The Portland spa enlisted fragrance design studio Maak Lab to develop custom oil blends for its steam room and sauna rocks. Alli Lurie, one of Knot Springs’ founding employees and its current director ...

After more than 20 years of will-they, won’t-they, the James Beard Public Market, a long anticipated market hall in the style of Seattle’s Pike Place Market, has nailed down a location and opening ...

Sad news for people who love psychedelic bathrooms, murals of sultry horses, and overall good vibes: The cocktail-fueled fever dream that is the Houston Blacklight will sling its final ...

Advocates say alternating between hot saunas and cold plunges can have major wellness benefits. The research is a little more complicated.

Since the suburban baths of Pompeii—if not even earlier—bathhouses have been more than a place to soak and steam. In the United States and around the world, the bathhouse was a clandestine (and, ...