Street Scramble puts your local knowledge to the test.
On Sunday, Dec. 11, the organizers of Street Scramble at the Market want you to get lost. In this exciting competition, teams have just two hours to navigate the streets of Seattle to collect as many points as possible.
We’ve got the scoop on the grooviest acts in town.
Five Alarm Funk
Self-described as the “champions of the party-funk orchestra scene,” Five Alarm Funk combines all of your favorite genres into one stream of chaotic bliss. When it comes to live performance, these Canadian imports leave no rock unturned.
Enjoy an American holiday classic, courtesy of Seattle Theatre Group.
This yuletide season, Langston Hughes’ “Black Nativity” — celebrating the 50th anniversary of its premiere this month — will be presented at The Moore Theatre by Seattle Theatre Group (STG).
Cozy gear for the traveling guy.
Regardless of where your holiday destination might be, updating your wardrobe for winter is a must. These simple pieces will keep you warm throughout your entire trip.
Two legendary ska bands resurrect the genre in their first tour together.
People like to run their mouths a lot. Stupid people say stupid things in attempts to make them sound less stupid, but often times it backfires. One especially stupid opinion I hear fairly often is, “ska is dead.” Simply put, this is stupid.
Capitol Hill’s vegetarian noodle bistro offers a variety of vegan-friendly dishes.
As an “opportunistic vegan,” I always look for new vegan spots to hit up in Seattle. Our town has long been known for its underground slew of conscious eaters. As a result, a number of Seatown eateries offer vegan options – or, in some cases, full menus. Non-vegans don’t have to worry, though — vegans know how to dance with this thing called flavor.
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.
Dear Seattleite Readers,
Welcome to the “Seattleite” Book Club – the only virtual book club that spotlights the Pacific Northwest’s own authors and publishers!
“Creative Characters” — through the lens of Charlie Ainslie.
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