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 Gabrielle Nomura
For years, the Eastside has been synonymous with high-tech and high-fashion. Now it can add high-quality modern dance.
A performing art previously only thought to live in Seattle, modern dance is here to stay …
BY LINDA BALL
Several of the wineries and tasting rooms in Woodinville are pairing wine and chocolate for special tastings in honor of Valentine’s Day. It’s a lovely way to spend an afternoon or evening with …
Bake’s Place
155 108th Avenue NE Bellevue. 425-454-2776
2-14: Geoffrey Castle
2-24: Cloverdayle
2-26/27: Hans Brehmer Duo
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Beach Cafe
1170 Carillon Point, Kirkland. 425-889-0303
Live music Thursdays from 6-9 p.m.
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Benaroya Hall
200 University St., Seattle, 206-215-4800
2-3: The Tenors
2-5: Suzanne Vega
2-19/20: Aaron Neville
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Black Dog
8062 …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
Gary Gulman doesn’t necessarily fit the bill of your typical “stand-up” comedian. He’s tall, dark and handsome – and he played football in college.
An alum of NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” (seasons two and …
By Rose Dennis
Sharing the “gift of giving” made the 28th annual Providence O’Christmas Trees gala even more meaningful over the holidays. This magical event, under the leadership of chairman Marshal McReal and Providence Director Patricia …
Dear reader,
To be completely honest, I kind of hate the month of February.
It’s cold and gray. It’s dark and gloomy. Football is over (for us, tear). AND it has that really silly holiday everybody …
BY ANDY PERDUE AND ERIC DEGERMAN
Everybody loves a good party, but how do you do it right when the topic is wine?
The simple answer: Invite some friends over, then open several bottles. While this works, …
STORY AND PHOTO BY KEEGAN PROSSER
Patrick John White, 24, has no intention of being the next big thing. In fact, he’s perfectly content making music in the comfort of his own home. And he could …
BY ANDY NYSTROM
The last thing on Vinie Canovas’ mind is fright when she’s flying, spinning and flipping high above the crowd, straps firmly secured to her wrists and hands.
As the spectators gaze up in awe …
Loud and About Column by Heija Nunn
There is a glorious and idyllic park not far from where we live. It is vast and inviting with all the features and amenities you might expect …
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 …
