Dear reader,
June can be a doozy of a month in the Northwest.
For many, it’s the last month of school. That last, winding road on a long stretch of learning.
For others, it means summer Fridays …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
For far too long, romance novels have been pushed aside as fodder for lonely women – lusty tales of “salacious” sex. But despite the negative connotations, romance continues to be the best selling …
Key Arena
305 Harrison St., Seattle, 206-684-7200
3-11: Maroon 5
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Bake’s Place
155 108th Avenue NE Bellevue. 425-454-2776
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Benaroya Hall
200 University St., Seattle, 206-215-4800
3-2: Thad Jones – From Count Basie to the Village Vanguard
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Black Dog
8062 Railroad Ave. SE Snoqualmie, 425-831-3647
3-16: …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
Playing violin is cool. At least that’s what Geoffrey Castle wants you to think. And if you’ve heard – or seen him – shredding on his six-string electric violin, you’d probably agree.
A seasoned …
BY ROSE DENNIS
Television viewers got a look at THE LOOK in February, a reality competition in which 10 local fashion designers vied for a chance to win money to expand their design business, upcoming editorial …
Dear reader,
“Are you Irish?”
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked this question in the last 23 years.
I have a mane of red hair. And my name is Keegan. And in the …
By Keegan Prosser and Seth Truscott
These women may not be making the biggest buck – but they are making a big difference in our community. Here’s our round up of the women who run the …
BY CELINA KAREIVA
“I’m a music fan, so when I think of brewing, I think of jazz,” John Robertson says. “There’s a lot of borrowing in jazz that goes on. That’s how it evolved. Well, brewing …
Loud and About Column by Heija Nunn
I like coffee. I like to have a cup of brewed coffee in the morning to carry around the house keeping my hands cozy while I survey the …
By Keegan Prosser
Going to a music festival in the middle of winter may not seem like the most conventional thing to do. But for attendees of Bellevue’s Wintergrass Bluegrass Festival, it’s become somewhat of a …
Baseball may be “America’s pastime.” And football may be the most watched sport on television. But neither holds the spot as the oldest sporting event in the country. That one belongs to the dogs.
The history …
BY GABRIELLE NOMURA
Don’t be fooled.
Seattle may be where people go to the ballet. It may be home to modern-dance hubs, Velocity Dance Center, On the Boards theater, and hip-hopper’s studio of choice, Westlake Dance Center. …
BY ROSE DENNIS
The Mirrorball trophies were sparkling Saturday, March 2 as local dancers took to the floor to support Plymouth Housing Group, which provides safe, decent and affordable housing for homeless and low income families.
With …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
April Macie is not promiscuous. Spicy? Sure. Fiery? You betchya. Scandalous? No. But her jokes might be.
“I was that girl in high school who had rumors spread about me,” Macie says.
That’s why the …
STORY AND PHOTO BY CELINA KAREIVA
If you’re like most students, ramen was the bottom tier of your food pyramid in college, and the thought of paying anything more than a $1.50 for a bowl, is …
BY GABRIELLE NOMURA
Caela Bailey knows good art. The Seattle-based chanteuse, dancer and all around-entertainer, has been been performing and touring with her family’s vaudeville troupe, The Royal Famille DuCaniveaux, since she was 2. That’s why …
BY HEIJA NUNN
There’s a GOOD reason GOODWILL has more than 2,700 stores, it’s GOOD shopping! Good for the people who receive valuable job training skills through Goodwill programs, and good for shoppers who visit Goodwill …
