A daylight headache is bound to follow when one often finds themselves face to face with a bottle of wine (or four). A true beverage-fiend knows when you have a fever, the only cure is more alcohol — and its lesser known partner in crime, grease.
Comedian Maria Bamford, also known as “Crazy Target Lady,” manically embodies one tip for the holiday shopping season that kicked off last Friday — participants must be fit, fixated and freaking into it. Beyond the shopping and the party-going, the holidays often require a steady pace of preparedness. One misstep could end in a misshapen gingerbread house, a cranberry cocktail gone sour or even ::gasp:: an accidentally charred bird.
When the holidays roll around, that festive stocking hung by the fire reminds you of all the little treats you’ll soon receive. Enjoy filling the stockings of your loved ones with these compact gifts.
“They’re just grapes from a farm, that’s all it is,” said Kristen Young, former Wine Director at AQUA by El Gaucho (formerly Waterfront Seafood Grill). “People like to make such a fuss about wine.”
Watershed Opera is proud to present “Femme Fatale,” a clever twist on some of the world’s most beloved opera characters. This diabolical comedy will be performed at Town Hall Seattle on Sunday, Dec. 3.
Holiday trips can be hectic, whether you board a plane or load up the car to reach your destination. Why not take a snowy Saturday to enjoy a beautiful Northwest community during a truly magical time of the year? The Leavenworth Snow Train, courtesy of Alki Tours, offers just that for Seattleite travelers.
On Saturday, Nov. 26, The Washington State Cougars will duke it out with the UW Huskies in the 104th Annual Apple Cup, played this year at CenturyLink Field. The victor will claim a year’s worth of bragging rights, and the loser — well, we all know what’s in store for them.
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
For the past 62 years, a great spectacle has drawn Seattleites to the banks of Puget Sound — despite the cold, rainy winter weather. The Argosy Christmas Ship Festival is one of our city’s longest-running holiday traditions — and with hundreds of participants, the event is considered the largest floating ship festival in the world.
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