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The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Shows

National Ice Cream Sandwich Day

Olympia Beer: The Water and the History

​Sidle up to any bar and try asking for an Oly. After your server gives you a blank look, you might have to slowly enunciate the name again. Olympia. No, not the state capital, the beer. After a brief discussion about spring water and horseshoes, the bartender will probably sneer and direct yo ... More >>

Shakedown Streets: Excerpts from Seattle Vice

Longtime Weekly writer Rick Anderson's new book recounts the era of corruption that predated "Seattle Nice."

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

Longtime Weekly writer Rick Anderson's new book recounts the era of corruption that predated "Seattle Nice."

Northern Latitudes: The Frye and Alaska

Longtime Weekly writer Rick Anderson's new book recounts the era of corruption that predated "Seattle Nice."

Old and In the Way

Is Pioneer Square preserving itself to death?

Paula Becker and Alan Stein

Is Pioneer Square preserving itself to death?

Paula Becker and Alan Stein

Is Pioneer Square preserving itself to death?

Your Arts & Space Weekend Planner

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

Norway Day Centennial Celebration

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

The Weekly Wire: The Week’s Recommended Events

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

Alan J. Stein & Paula Becker

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

The Wire: This Week’s Notable Events

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

Alan J. Stein and Paula Becker

​The last weekend of August begins on the moon! That's where much of the LP record cover art is set in a new show at EMP: It's refreshing to seen a museum exhibit that doesn't pretend to offer great music or great art. Culled from the collection of an L.A. music industry executive, Spaced Out ... More >>

If You Wanna Balance Seattle's Budget

The Mayor's office announced that Greg Nickels has come up with solutions, yes solutions, on how to "re-balance the 2009 general fund budget". What those solutions are will be announced to the three reporters still left in the Seattle-area during a press conference at City Hall this morning. Althou ... More >>

First Call: Gold Rush Flashback at the Arctic

First Call is a weekly Voracious feature in which our writers walk into a bar and ask the bartender to make us his or her favorite drink. Locale: Juno, Arctic Club Hotel, 700 3rd Ave., www.arcticclubhotel.com Barkeep: Jason Pruess Seattle is a small town. Jason also appeared in a First Call last ... More >>

Obscure Dribbles

A voluble blogger takes overwriting to the rack.

Blast from the Past

A voluble blogger takes overwriting to the rack.

South Park's New Steak House, More New Orleans in Pioneer Square, and the Polar Bar Downtown

Selections from Voracious, our daily food blog.

Juno opens in May

Selections from Voracious, our daily food blog.

National Book Award Winner Timothy Egan, Charles (Cold Mountain) Frazier's Second Book, and More

Readings this week.

November 15-21

This week's music calendar.

November 1-7

This week's music calendar.

May 31-June 7, 2006

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

The Week's Club Listings

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

Nov. 10-16, 2004

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

Aug. 18-24, 2004

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

Seven Nights

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

Seven Nights

Peter Lorre, Bob Dylan, Doug McClure, and Nazis galore!

Fry's Guys

When you want to get a geek his Christmas toys, there's only one place to go.

Boom Lit

Three years after the tech crash, Seattle authors are starting to mine their memories of the dot-com era.

Music Calendar

Three years after the tech crash, Seattle authors are starting to mine their memories of the dot-com era.

April 9-16, 2003

Three years after the tech crash, Seattle authors are starting to mine their memories of the dot-com era.

Letter from Seattle

A British author writes home about a chastened city that belies America's cowboy image.

3/12-3/19

A British author writes home about a chastened city that belies America's cowboy image.

Eight Nights

A British author writes home about a chastened city that belies America's cowboy image.

Endangered Seattle

Historic preservation? It's just so yesterday.

Mariners 2002

Historic preservation? It's just so yesterday.

The Culture Bunker

Historic preservation? It's just so yesterday.

One Reel: A History

Historic preservation? It's just so yesterday.

Birthday boy

The man behind the scenes at Bumbershoot and everything else.

Start-ups and shut downs

Rumors of my departure are accurate.

Notes from the underground

Urban infiltrators are the "hackers" of older technologies, exploring the old bones of tomorrow's ruins.

Mayor Misfire

Bible week, botched vetoes, and now, being laughed at on late-night television: What will it take for Schell to recover?

Picture This

Mapping the history of the Pacific Northwest—and other visual offerings.

BEST OF SEATTLE, 1899

A hundred years of attitude.

Books Quarterly: Short Reviews

A hundred years of attitude.

When Ragtime and the Rough Rider Were Born

Two new books fight over the beginning of the American century.