Hot Cakes Molten Chocolate Cakery has satisfied sweet-toothed Seattleites since chocolatier Autumn Martin founded the company in 2008. I recently joined Ms. Martin at Caffe Vita in Seward Park, where she shared some secrets of the chocolate trade.
Exciting things are on the horizon for dance company Whim W’Him, which performs alongside live singers for the first time during its May 18-20 performance of “Approaching Ecstasy” at the Intiman Theatre.
You’ve experienced the Market during the bustling daytime hours, on April 20, experience the market like never before at a special evening festival, Arcade Lights, in celebration of new artisan food, beer and wine in the historic Seattle setting.
In 2007, Jeannie Liu decided to open her own teashop. Her family already owned and operated a pair of teen-friendly bubble tea hangouts, and she wanted to strike out on her own. So she and her husband found some property in downtown Ballard–and five years later, Miro Tea is one of the most popular teashops in Seattle.
Local Brew is Seattle’s online comedy show, but this week the show gets a star makeover. Tom Douglas, The Hulk, Sisqo, and a certain someone’s mom are all among the celebrity guest stars in this heroic episode.
There are three things that Seattleites have come to love in recent years: things that are locally produced, things that are all-natural, and things that are related to soccer. Mix them together, bottle them up, and you get Golazo, the newest sports drink to hit the Pacific Northwest.
Party in the city where the freeze is on as we parody Will Smith’s “Miami.” No neighborhood is safe in this episode that boasts a record number of flannels, beanies, and subtitles. Tim runs the St. Pat’s Dash and we find out how the 1% stay occupied. What else is there to say? Let’s get jiggy wit it…
One lucky woman gets an Extreme Makeunder on Afternoon Pamphlet, Homeless or Hipster returns, and we take over a Rock Paper Scissors tournament on Seattle’s Online Comedy Show. We’re hanging out at Kell’s for an episode full of women that are, for the first time, all played by women. Some would say we’re breaking the gender barrier, but that wouldn’t actually make sense.
Dear Seattleite Readers,
Welcome to the Seattleite Book Club – the only virtual book club that spotlights the Pacific Northwest’s own authors and publishers!
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