Get out of the monochromatic mode and start wearing prints! This season designers went print crazy; now it’s your turn to figure out what prints work best for your personality and body type. Be bold, try new things, and don’t be scared to put prints together and mix it up!
Forget the stripper poles and strobe lights–Big Woody Limos has revolutionized the modern day concept of a ‘party bus’ into one that has class,
comfort, and fun written all over their spacious busses’ living room designed interiors.
When you hear the word “throwdown,” poetry isn’t generally what comes to mind. But at Seattle Poetry Slam’s Annual Grand Slam, slam poets from all over Seattle will be using their words as fists in a battle to determine who will make the four-member team to represent our city at the National Poetry Slam this summer in Charlotte, NC.
Take a seat, place a napkin in your lap and get ready to be dazzled. Café Flora has tricks up their socially, environmentally, flavorally-conscious sleeves. This spot’s spring menu has me sprung.
No need to bring your passport on this trip south of the border. Enjoy the flavors and hospitality of Latin America, while still admiring the expansive views of Elliot Bay at Belltown’s newest establishment, Mestizo Tequila Ultra Lounge & Grill.
Although flats and flip-flops are our friends, having a great pair of shoes is essential to complete a great outfit. Lucky for us designers have created a variety of shoes that will spruce up any of our spring outfits!
Check em Out: The Naked and Famous began as a meetcute between composer/writer Thom Powers and lyricist Alisa Xayalith at music school back in 2008. The two New Zealanders were approached by a few independent labels after feverishly sending electro pop demos around town and recruited three other Aucklandites to perform live around the country.
Need a way to impress? We’ve got you covered. By Monday, your coworkers will marvel at how very cultured you are. In no particular order, the three best spring arts events you can see this weekend.
You guessed it. Ethan Stowell and his team of culinary experts are at it again in Ballard (with more soon to come under “The Grubb Brothers” production name), this time with hand-tossed leafy salad, house-made spaghetti or gnocchi and, of course, lavishly doughy pizza.
If you’re an avid Coldplay fan and Chris Martin devotee (along with the rest of world)—then you have probably been feeling a bit neglected by your favorite British rockers.
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