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 ANDY PERDUE AND ERIC DEGERMAN
Washington’s original wine grape is once again the state’s most dominant variety, both in quality and quantity.
While this might seem like old news — great Riesling has been growing in …
STORY AND PHOTO BY SAMANTHA PAK
With a cobblestone walkway, lined with lush green vegetation, leading up to a small house with a stone-and-brick exterior, The Stone House looks like something out of a fairy tale.
Standing …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
Where to find cheap drinks, yummy eats and good times indoors this winter [I.D. required]
BELLEVUE
Mustard Seed Too
1428 156th Ave NE
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-746-8852
A mainstay in Bellevue since 1974, Mustard Seed Too boasts 5,000 …
BY ROSE DENNIS
The 37th Annual Fred Hutch Gala on Dec. 1 raised an amazing $4.8 million for research in new treatments in both bone marrow and T-cell transplantations.
Hosted by the Grace Heffernan Arnold Guild and …
BY KEEGAN PROSSER
David Alan Grier has been a regular in the entertainment industry for quite some time – getting his start on the National Public Radio’s drama adaptation of “Star Wars” in 1980s as the …
Bake’s Place
1-3/4; 17/18; 31: Patricia Lee Allen
1-19: Impossible Bird
1-26: Crème Tangerine
155 108th Avenue NE Bellevue. 425-454-2776
More: www.bakesplacebellevue.com
Beach Cafe
Live music Thursdays from 6-9 p.m.
1170 Carillon Point, Kirkland. 425-889-303
Benaroya Hall
1-11/12: Loudon Wainwright III and Dar Williams
1-20: …
Dear reader,
If I’ve learned anything in the past few weeks, it’s this: life is precious, and if you’re gonna live it, then you might as well live it well. Work hard, play harder and love …
BY RAECHEL DAWSON
When Don Curtiss and Michelle Quisenberry were married in a little town in Tuscany, Italy they fell in love with more than each other. The town of 11,000 was more than a …
Loud and About Column by Heija Nunn
Holiday traffic is the type of pressure cooker that tests even the most patient among us. Everyone has someplace to be and I was supposed to be there ten …
BY SETH TRUSCOTT
The strains of “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” can still get Lisa Rasmussen moving.
As a 7-year-old, Rasmussen’s first record was Joan Jett and The Blackhearts’ 1981 classic. To this day, the record continues …
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 …
