Recent Entries in Arts & Events
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Halloween Ain't Over Yet - Free Party at Neumos
Looking for something to keep the long Halloween weekend going? Well we've got a party that will be off the hizzy and it's FREE! Just head over to Neumos for Champagne Champagne, drinks, fun and prizes. We'll see you there.
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Coming Up At Town Hall: An Evening With Israeli Novelist, David Grossman
photo c/o the National Post Seattle Arts & Lectrures series presents: David Grossman. Grossman is a celebrated Israeli whose latest novel, To the End of the Land has been nominated for several awards including the National Book Critics Circle Award and can easily be classified as one of the most controversial novels on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict written thus far. While Grossman has produced an abundance of fiction surrounding the political and emotional turmoil of...
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Can't Miss It: Sunday
Firefighter G.F. Sevilles visiting classroom at Halloween, 1966 by Seattle Municipal Archives from the Seattlest Flickr pool. We know everyone is all booked up with Halloween Madness but if you've got some spare time as the weekend comes to a close -- don't know what to do with it -- don't miss all that Seattle has to offer on this blustery autumn day. Spooky: Who doesn't love a haunted house, right? El Comité Pro-Reforma...
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Seattlest Pix 30Oct11
Fremont Vintage Mall 1 by Chelsea Tatum from the Seattlest Flickr pool....
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Attack The Playoffs: Sounders Seek Post-Season Glory
Image tagged "Seattlest" by mfeingol Let us take a moment to express gratitude for Seattle's alternative professional sports: If it weren't for the Seattle Storm and Sounders, local sports fans would have no reason to celebrate in a town where the majority of its traditional sports teams seem to be "in a re-building phase." Let's just leave that thought there, and turn our attention to the Seattle Sounders, who have given us nothing but...
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This Week in Seattle Cinema: Obligatory Halloween Edition
Give in to the holiday spirit and catch any of the following three macabre delights.
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Annex Theatre's c.1993: Amalgamated Gender Politics
Annex Theatre's latest generative project provides an evening that challenges nearly as much as it eludes meaning; Jose Amador struggles to encapsulate the viewing and discovers that this is the very thing that has to be recommended about it.
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Gallery: This Week in Seattle
This week, the weather took a turn, the city prepared for a holiday weekend, and Occupy rattled on (and rolled up the Hill). Meanwhile, the Viaduct slowly came down, and traffic came to a standstill. But not before we got to run and play on the bones of the waterfront's spine. Don't miss a beat. Here's what happened last week. Want your pictures to be considered for This Week in Seattle, our daily Pix or...
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Seattlest Pix 29Oct11
King Jet Car taking off near the Space Needle by Trixie Lane from the Seattlest Flickr pool....
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Harp Song For A Radical: Charm Over Substance
Rather than engage Marguerite Young's book on any level of real probity, director Jeffrey Fracé has chosen to let the cast skim its surface. And yet this cast is so charismatic, it is impossible not to like the production.
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Seattlest's Favorite Things: Werewolf Bar Mitzvah and the World Series
This week, we love produce (and the guys who sell it), 30 Rock throw-backs, Brad Neely, the World Series, and so much more.
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Printer's Devil Theater's Shadow Odyssey: Richly Opaque
Scot Augustson's Shadow Odyssey is the latest endeavor in his ongoing collection of plays using shadow puppetry as the central medium for his whimsical and daffy flights of fancy. Jose Amador finds that, on the surface, this is another assimilation of vignettes featuring the playwright's patented sense of the absurd; however, deeper meaning could be found once one looks beyond the superficial pleasures.
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Go To This: "The Haves and the Have Nots" Tonight at Richard Hugo House
Image courtesy of Hugo House All week, we've been bringing you interviews with some of the writers and performers that will be on stage, sharing all-new works of fiction, non-fiction, and music at Richard Hugo House, one of Seattle's most valuable non-profits for writers. And if they haven't piqued your interest yet, here's a rundown of what we know is coming: Cartoonist Megan Kelso, writing about Moby Dick, mid-life, and having it all (or...
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Can't Miss It: The Weekend
This Halloween weekend, we urge you to drink your Juice, get funked up, and to be aware that if you're joining a costumed mob walking along Pike/Pine, odds are 50/50 whether it's a pub crawl or the re-location of Occupy Seattle. Either way, we've got the info inside.
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Seattle's Top Ten Local Albums of the Week
Each week the Seattle Office of Film + Music compiles its rankings of the top 10 Pacific Northwest albums of the week. The numbers are based on sales figures at Sonic Boom and Easy Street locations throughout Seattle. Here are the results for the week of October 17-23: 1. Pickwick “Myths” 2. Various Artists “Live at KEXP, Volume 7” 3. The Head and the Heart “The Head and the Heart” 4. Screaming Trees “Last...
