Beloved Italian cuisine paired with Tuscany’s most popular wine — that’s amore!
In the classic 1991 thriller, “The Silence of the Lambs,” Sir Anthony Hopkins introduced the relatively obscure Chianti to American audiences.
Enjoy some bears, beets and Battlestar Galactica at the Paramount.
Seattle-born comedian Rainn Wilson has been acting since 1997, when he debuted on One Life To Live. Since then, he has appeared in supporting roles for films such as Galaxy Quest, Almost Famous and Juno, and TV series like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Entourage and Six Feet Under. However, most know the actor from his role as
Catch the Seattle-raised funnyman’s “Reunion Tour” stop at the Intiman Theatre.
Munch on lefse and sip some glögg to celebrate Nordic culture.
Bring your yuletide cheer to Yulefest 2011, an annual fundraiser for Ballard’s Nordic Heritage Museum.The late Randi Hansen hosted the first Yulefest in 1978 to raise money for
The Seattle Festival of Trees allows you to decorate your home in a charitable way.
What: This month, Seattle’s 33rd annual Festival of Trees Celebration will raise money for patients of Seattle Children’s Hospital. This year, the time-honored event will feature 20 designer Christmas trees on display.
Hello Seattleites!
Starting today, we’re going to try something new. In order to bring you even more great party pics and keep the ads to a minimum, we will charge a small amount for access to some Seattleite photo galleries — not much, just 25 or 50¢. We’re working with TinyPass to make the payment process quick and painless. It takes just a few clicks to drop a dollar or two into your account, then use that balance to easily access all of the premium photo galleries.
And we’re especially excited about this first gallery of photos from the One Day’s Wages gala last week because Seattleite is donating 100 percent of the proceeds back to ODW — a great organization based here in Seattle that’s working to alleviate global poverty. Click the blue button below to see six more pages of photos.
So enjoy the photos, and thanks for supporting Seattleite and One Day’s Wages!
— Jane Yuan, Chief Seattleite
The 90’s may be over, but grunge is just getting started (again).
Twenty years after the release of “Nevermind,” Nirvana’s monumental breakthrough album, Seattle grunge still lives on.
The Third Thursday Wine Walk is a fun, healthy reason to visit the Eastside.
The trees let go of their colorful leaves to decorate your path. Wine glass in hand, you crunch your from one tasting to another. The chill in the air progressively bites less with each winery visit. Soon you’re warm and happy on a perfect fall day.
Fremont’s culinary-themed bookstore opens its doors — just in time for the holidays.
What do you get when you mix cooks and books? The Book Larder – a combined bookstore and kitchen where cookbooks, classes, and chefs can be found. Since this is the time of year when cookbooks are released, The Book Larder is the perfect spot to grab the latest in culinary publishing for your holiday shopping list.
Innovative dishes and cozy ambiance make this the perfect neighborhood hang out.
You know those Sunday nights when you’re too tired to cook, but you just want some good food and a place to chill out? Oliver’s Twist, nestled between two shops in Phinney Ridge, is just the spot. The menu is mostly cocktails – with a huge selection of gin and bourbon – and the tapas menu is just the right size to satisfy your craving. My dad and I ordered three plates and it was the perfect amount.
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