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Protesters joined The Orca Network, with special guest Ric O’Barry – star
Protesters joined The Orca Network, with special guest Ric O’Barry – star of the Oscar award-winning movie “The…
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Yes, the nation greeted its first African-American president. But, let’s not forget
Yes, the nation greeted its first African-American president. But, let’s not forget the other historic moments from the…
Music
This week, Seattle was flooded with super heroes and villains, home to
This week, Seattle was flooded with super heroes and villains, home to Heaven, and the site of Zak’s…
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Here is a look at people around Seattle the week of Nov.
Here is a look at people around Seattle the week of Nov. 12.Published on November 12, 2007
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From SXSW send offs to St. Paddy’s Day, March was a lovely
From SXSW send offs to St. Paddy’s Day, March was a lovely month for pictures. Here’s the best…
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Here’s a look at the streets of Belltown on Saturday night, from
Here’s a look at the streets of Belltown on Saturday night, from the Frontier Room and Queen City…
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Last weekend, photographer Justin Dylan Renney took Seattle band Oriya out to
Last weekend, photographer Justin Dylan Renney took Seattle band Oriya out to sample a few of the brews…
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I wonder if Seattle spawns America’s Next Top Model, she’ll get the
I wonder if Seattle spawns America’s Next Top Model, she’ll get the Blake Lewis treatment? A few hundred…
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From concerts, food festivals, bars and arenas, check out our photos of
From concerts, food festivals, bars and arenas, check out our photos of the week — then follow the…
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About a dozen protesters gathered today at the King County Courthouse in
About a dozen protesters gathered today at the King County Courthouse in memory of Native American woodcarver John…
Film
For all our SIFF-related content, check out SW’s SIFF page.Published on June
For all our SIFF-related content, check out SW’s SIFF page.Published on June 5, 2008
Arts & Culture
This year’s Seattle Erotic Art Festival, June 16-24, celebrates “10 years of
This year’s Seattle Erotic Art Festival, June 16-24, celebrates “10 years of love and lust” with a visual…
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Here’s a look at how some of the celebrity attendees at this
Here’s a look at how some of the celebrity attendees at this week’s Democratic National Convention in Denver,…
Music
PartMan PartHorse lost pants, found bottles in strange places, and even played
PartMan PartHorse lost pants, found bottles in strange places, and even played a set of tunes on Sunday,…
Arts & Culture
Saturday’s Artopia event was a smash, with perfect weather, great bands, hot
Saturday’s Artopia event was a smash, with perfect weather, great bands, hot people, and engaging art. Justin Renney’s…
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A sunny weekend made for a crowded Cheese Festival at the Pike
A sunny weekend made for a crowded Cheese Festival at the Pike Place Market on May 16 and…
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DJ Wesley Holmes’ CD release party at The Woods (upstairs at Grims)
DJ Wesley Holmes’ CD release party at The Woods (upstairs at Grims) this past Friday gave Seattleites a…
Music
A handful of contest winners performed a pair of songs with Weezer,
A handful of contest winners performed a pair of songs with Weezer, Saturday night at KeyArena. All photos…
![[Wednesday, December 10] Simply put, Charlie Hunter is the most talented instrumentalist you've never heard of. Don't let the title of jazz guitarist aE“ an incredibly limiting moniker given Hunter's vast musical influences and his preference for a seven-stringed hybrid guitar aE“ fool you into thinking that this will be a mid-tempo evening of familiar standards. Hunter was more than capable of holding his own at 2007's seminal Crossroads Festival alongside the likes of Eric Clapton, Jimmie Vaughan, Carlos Santana and John Mayer, to name a few. What sets Hunter apart from even these giants, however, is his propensity for engulfing a myriad of sounds, starting with cool blue standards and reaching all the way to funk and fusion-laced original compositions. DimitriouaE™s Jazz Alley, 2033 Sixth Ave., 441-9729. 7:30 p.m., $23.50. Listen to Speakers Built In.](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/2018/11/1218279.jpg?w=300)
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Charlie Hunter Trio, 3 Inches of Blood and Holy Ghost Revival made
Charlie Hunter Trio, 3 Inches of Blood and Holy Ghost Revival made the list too. Check out briefs…
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Food and wine fans stuffed their gullets yesterday at Taste Washington, one
Food and wine fans stuffed their gullets yesterday at Taste Washington, one of our state’s premiere food and…