The master of neurotic comedy shows off his other talent at the Paramount Theatre.
Author: Taylor Moore
An exciting, inspiring web series, courtesy of some conscientious Seattleites.
Have you ever dreamed of having your own farm — a little patch of dirt to nurture and cultivate fresh, sustainable food that nourishes your loved ones, as well as your local community? If you have — or you’re just curious about proper butchering techniques — then check out
The opportunity of a lifetime with the snapshot legend.
What: Seattle happily welcomes back critically-acclaimed photographer Annie Leibotvitz, who will read and sign her mesmerizing new book, “Pilgrimage.” She visited the city in recent years with her previous works, “A Photographer’s Life” and “Annie Leibovitz at Work.” Her newest compilation of photos is much different from the Leibovitz to which we are all accustomed.
A festive tribute to one of Spain’s most enduring traditions.
What: For one captivating night, Flamenco Arts Northwest invites Seattleites to enjoy the enchanting sounds and moves of La Peña Flamenca, one of the city’s premier dance troupes. The group’s 22 members — each one an advanced dancer — will perform traditional flamenco music and dance numbers, as well as a few contemporary pieces.
Support Seward Park Audubon Center at this fun-filled gathering.
What: The holiday party season is set to kick off in altruistic fashion with the Winter’s Eve Fundraising Holiday Party, held at the Seward Park Audubon Center. Bring the whole family for hot drinks by the bonfire, holiday cookie decorating, wagon rides, dinner and a silent auction.
This male skin-care haven carries the finest shaving and grooming products.
Why do women get to have all the fun in the skin-care arena? Pop in to any major department, drug or specialty store and you’ll find a much larger array of women’s grooming products than men’s — and what’s more, the quality of these products is higher. Ward&Co Men’s Grooming provides
Get in the Holiday spirit this season with these dazzling activities.
Some Seattleites might mark the beginning of the Holiday season with the arrival of festive Starbucks cups (admittedly, an exciting day). Others might be more inclined to get in the seasonal groove following Thanksgiving, when the true Christmas (shopping) frenzy begins. Either way, the holiday lights are coming — so here are
Ward off the Winter blues with the sound of the Islands at Seattle Slack key festival.
If late autumn chilliness takes the spring out of your step, a visit to the 3rd Annual Seattle Slack Key Festival might be in order. Scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 13, this celebration of Hawaiian music, food and culture will have you ditching the winter coat and grabbing your ukulele on your way to Town Hall Seattle.
Chow down on tasty treats, sip mimosas and bid on lovely items for a great cause.
Pacific Northwest Ballet honors five classic love scenes in one sweeping collection.
The 2011-12 season at Pacific Northwest Ballet takes a turn for the romantic with “Love Stories,” a stunning collection of vignettes that showcases the many tempers of the heart. The show is scheduled to premiere Friday, Nov. 4, and will run until Sunday, Nov. 13. Tickets ($28–168) are available online.
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