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Seattles Top Spring Activities

 

2024
Spring Lineup

 

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Good Catch

A deep dive into Seattle’s seafood industry, from our top places to eat seafood to the history of geoducks to the tinned fish trend. This isn't only about where to eat, it's about why we eat—and catch—the way we do.

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Special Occasion Dining

Sometimes you just need to blow it out for birthdays, graduations, big promotions, anniversaries, and more. From dress-up destinations in Seattle to the Eastside’s most iconic restaurants, this is your spectacular “where to eat next” list.

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Methow Valley Destination Guide

Our favorite places to stay, eat, and explore in this Central Washington community known for its spring hiking and biking.

Top Pot Cofounder Spins Off a New Doughnut Shop on Capitol Hill

Seattle Loves Doughnuts

Doughnuts are for everybody, from the working stiff to the gourmet foodie. We explore Seattle’s doughnut riches, from the best and most fascinating bakeries to cultural takes on the breakfast-meets-dessert classic, to the food item’s important place in Seattle food history.
 
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Seattle's Top Dentists

Find the region's most trusted practitioners for crowns, cavity prevention, and cosmetic dentistry.

Top Dentists Advertising Section
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Best Escapes

Our “Best Escapes” special travel section is a beautiful and unique opportunity to promote your destination directly to our engaged audience.

Best Escapes Ad Section

Deadlines:

For Space: 1/11/24    Ad Materials: 1/18/24   On Sale: 3/5/24

 

In every issue:

  • Life/Style: Celebrating the great locals (and local shops) that keep us looking our best. 
  • Explore: Our favorite destinations and ways to get out in the Pacific Northwest. 
  • Currents: Our award-winning front-of-book section examines the city’s news and vital issues through a singular lens.
  • Culture: A guided tour through the vibrant Seattle arts scene: pop culture, film, music, theatre, dance, and everything in between.
  • Nosh Pit: Where to eat and what to drink in the region's ever-changing dining scene.
 
 

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Trish Bruno

tbruno@sagacitymedia.com

(425) 208-6374

 

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msilberfarb@seattlemet.com

(602) 421-6347

 

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Print Advertising Specs


Size

W x H 

Full Page

Bleed (.125") - 8.625” x 11.125”
Live Area (safety*) - 7.625” x10.125”
Full Page Non-Bleed - 7. 5” x 9.875”

8.375" x 10.875"

2/3 Page

4.75" x 9.875"

1/2 Page horizontal

7.375" x 4.75"

1/3 Page Vertical

2.25" x 9.875"

1/3 Page Horizontal

4.75" x 4.75"

1/6 Page Vertical

2.25" x 4.75"

All ads must use these dimensions. If they do not, the ad will be resized to fit the designated space at advertisers’ expense.

*SAFETY: All live matter should be 3/8” from the trim size on all four sides. SagaCity Media is not responsible for any information or live matter placed outside the safety that is trimmed or cut off.

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