Macklemore Performs at the Paramount in Support of ‘The Residency’
There’s still time to get tickets to see Macklemore with other Seattle music standouts at the Paramount. Macklemore will perform at “An Evening with The
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Review: ‘Indecent’ at Seattle Rep is Rich in Visuals and Verse
Early on, Lemml, a seminal character and de facto narrator in “Indecent” exclaims, “Ooh, this is theater!” He was referring to a reading of “God
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Molly Moon’s Ushers in Fall with New Flavors
Molly Moon’s is settling into all the fall comforts this season. As summer gave way to the autumnal equinox, Molly Moon’s unleashed its fall flavors
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Pike Brewing Releases Reunion IPA For 30-year Celebration
As Pike Brewing celebrates its 30th anniversary, a new limited-release Pike Reunion IPA hits taps and cans throughout Washington. The IPA is a collaboration between
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The Shops at the Bravern Marks 10 Years with Fashion Week Celebration
The Shops at the Bravern has held down the corner of NE 8th St and 112 Ave NE in Bellevue since 2009. To celebrate, they
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A Toast to Bourbon Heritage Month and American Oak Barrels
September kicks off Bourbon Heritage Month and bourbon buffs across the country are raising a glass to toast their favorite spirit. Not that bourbon needs
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Bruce Watson & Michael Bluestein of Foreigner with guest singer Eric Harmon of Reverend Jack
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Foreigner: Intimate Meet and Greet with Iconic Rock Band
Bruce Watson & Michael Bluestein of Foreigner with guest singer Eric Harmon of Reverend Jack
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Downton Abbey Revels in Fashion, Film at Pacific Place
Downton Abbey fans have had to wait three years for their next Crawley family fix. Finally, that wait is over. Based on the hit PBS
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Review: Marquis Hill Blacktet Stands Out with Defining Vision at Jazz Alley
If you have read any articles on Marquis Hill or heard him in interviews, you already know that he counts Nicholas Payton and Roy Hargrove
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Review: ‘Lungs’ is Intimate and Genuinely Human.
Breathe. No, really, breathe! That’s the direction given to the characters on stage in the latest production from Really Really Theatre Group, but it could
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