The chill of autumn may have you feeling a bit housebound of late, but you can heat things up this fall with the sizzling Spanish opera, “Carmen.” Arguably one of the world’s most popular operas, “Carmen” opens at the McCaw Hall on Saturday, Oct. 15.
Seattleites, as fall approaches and you prepare to spend the next seven rainy months curled up at home, don’t be too disheartened. While you’re staying indoors, you won’t have to sit on that self-assembled, rickety, pizza-stained Ikea futon that you still have from college.
Don’t let the vinyl seats and fluorescent lighting of Szechuan Noodle Bowl fool you — the International District eatery offers some of the best noodles west of I-5. Nothing on the menu costs more than $7, so this little gem is ideally priced for those who frequently pat their pockets. It’s a dollar menu with $50 flavor!
In a time where popular music is dominated by synthesizers and robotic noise, it’s a breath of fresh air to witness the simplicity of four perfectly syncopated voices that have been singing together for forty years.
Come fall, all we want to do is spoon. But make no mistake — we’re not talking about the snuggled-in-the-sheets variety. No, we’re craving comfort in the form of steaming soups, sinfully rich s’mores, and belly-warming cocktails. Which is why we’re insane for Urbane, a super
I can tell you exactly where I was the first time I experienced “Evil Dead.” I was staying at my friend Steve’s house; I couldn’t have been more than 12 or 13 years old at the time. We waited for hours until his parents went to bed — and as soon as their door clicked shut, we pulled out the cassette from under his older brother’s mattress (next to some other things his parents wouldn’t have liked), popped it in the VCR and
Cake Envy celebrated its grand opening in Greenlake on Saturday, Oct. 1 — right in time for fall, otherwise known in Seattle as comfort food season. But who am I kidding? Cake is delicious any time of year. And so, on a rather rainy Saturday afternoon, my girlfriend and I set out to perform the ultimate taste test.
Chef Daisley Gordon does it again with Marché Bistro & Wine Bar, located in the same ‘hood’ as his popular Café Campagne in the Pike Place Market. His new creation serves up robust, full-flavored French bistro cuisine with locally produced ingredients.
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