Museum of Pop Culture
Get to know Seattle's pop culture scene at MoPOP, including the city's connection to grunge music.
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Book TourSeattle Coffee Tour: Capitol Hill Coffee Culture & Tastings
Immerse yourself in Seattle coffee culture on this 2-hour guided tour that features 3-4 locally owned cafes and specialty coffee shops.
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BookKurt Cobain Memorial Bench
Every '90s girl who wants to look the part should visit the unofficial memorial to Nirvana's frontman and grunge icon Kurt Cobain.
See MoreMoore Theatre
Nirvana, Mudhoney, and Tad all performed here at the Moore Theatre early in their careers. The stage hosted famous bands like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains, who have even recorded live albums and music videos here!
See MoreBlack Sun by Isamu Noguchi
Rumor has it that Soundgarden frontman, Chris Cornell, misheard the name of Isamu Noguchi’s 1969 sculpture “Black Sun,” on the local news, and the name of one of the band's most famous songs, "Black Hole Sun," was born. The sculpture is made of Brazilian black granite and is located at the Volunteer Sculpture Park.
See MoreKEXP
KEXP, originally owned and operated by the University of Washington as KCMU, was the first radio station to air grunge bands beginning in the late 1980s. KEXP is now at the Seattle Center. You can visit the KEXP Gathering Space, and enjoy a coffee (very Seattle) at Caffe Vita.
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