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24–26 Sasquatch This annual Memorial Day Gorge blowout is back up to a whopping three days this year, and they're going to be needed, if the rumor mill's correct. The Cure leaked way back in September, but the grapevine is yielding a juicy crop of (yet to be confirmed) nuggets, including R.E.M., Modest Mouse, Flaming Lips, Death Cab for Cutie, and many, many more. Official announcement is Feb. 25. www.sasquatchfestival.com. AP

29–31 Seattle Symphony Another Chihuly collaboration: He'll provide decor for the 1944 written-by-committee Genesis Suite. (A bunch of L.A. composers, postwar exiles like Schoenberg and Stravinsky, contributed.) With narration by...Robert Wagner and Jill St. John? Benaroya Hall. GB

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29–June 11 The Myth of Us Choreographer Maureen Whiting has made some of the most mysterious works the local audience has seen, filled with visual non sequiturs. The last three years she has been artist in residence at Seattle U, where her movement explorations have become even more fanciful. "The Myth of Us" is the conclusion to that experiment. Lee Theater, www.maureenwhitingco.org. SK

30 Tom Jones He may hail from the land of Hannibal himself (and be nearly as ancient), but he's also made more ladies shriek and scream—though with pleasure, not fright. Even at the age of 67, this sex bomb can still elicit a whole slew of stage offerings ranging from G-strings to Depends. Paramount Theatre. AP