Time to start your holiday shopping engines!
Show your support for the local design scene this Sunday and browse the latest and greatest in women’s (and men’s) clothing, jewelry and handbags at the THREAD Show.
A speakeasy committed to the original craft of the cocktail.
“Sounds in Seattle” — through the lens of Ashley Genevieve.
The rock duo will put on a free show to honor U. Village’s newest resident.
In this tech-centric society of ours, the opening of the University Village Microsoft Store on Thursday, Oct. 20, is a decidedly important event. However, alternative rock fans in Seattle (we know there’s at least a few of you) will have reason to celebrate the following day, when the bluesy, eccentric pair of singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney – familiarly known as The Black Keys – are scheduled
to perform at the store.
Your guide to the party of the season that promises something for everyone.
Close your eyes for a moment and forget that you’re in a casino located next to an outlet mall just off the raging freeway. Put the glass of wine to your lips and experience a toasty, caramel swallow of well-aged Abacus as it drenches your palate like a lover’s tongue. Even if you are a white wine hater, sidle up to
Ballard’s Parisian eatery draws crowds with amiable atmosphere — and a private bar.
Hotter than buffalo sauce, cooler than celery and ranch dressing.
Right now, sports fans can enjoy the MLB play-offs (the Mariners are still in it, right?) and the NFL regular season — and where you watch the game is just as important as the outcome. Depending on how superstitious you are, one place might have strategic advantages over another. Amongst this uncertainty, your game will be on at The Wing Dome. The food is great, and you always need a
Third time’s the charm for the annual Lamb feast.
Seattle’s most avid chefs of will thrown down their gauntlets on Sunday, Oct. 23 to compete in the third annual Lamb Jam Seattle, produced by the American Lamb Board at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center.
Runway to Freedom set to rock the Pink Ultra Lounge tonight.
Mark Twain once said that “Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.” In 2010, Lauryn Grinnell, a hairstylist at Intermezzo Salon and Spa came up with the perfect response: Runway to Freedom. Grinnell created this charity fashion show to raise money and generate awareness about New Beginnings, a Seattle-based nonprofit that offers support to
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