Arts & Culture
Singing Praises
Seattle’s classical-music critics aren’t always the most harmonious bunch, but they do agree on one thing: Seattle Opera’s…
Arts & Culture
Brief Encounters
THE KNEE DESIRES THE DIRT Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave., 206-325-6500. $10-$25. 8 p.m. Thurs.-Sat.; 2 p.m.…
Arts & Culture
Romeo and Juliet and Seattle Baroque
Romeo and Juliet Since director John Langs dusted off King Lear and came up with vigorous, biting, and…
News
Monorail, The Police
Monorail Contributions to both sides of the monorail recall campaign hit $1,103,227 this week, spurred by new fat-cat…
Music
ToST
Open since the winter of 2002, ToST made its name by serving free mini-pizzas during happy hour and…
Arts & Culture
50 Ways to Celebrate Global Warming
We all know it's getting hotter out there. Here's how to make the most of your ozone-free summer.
News
“There is more to equitable, interactive living than merely packing areas full of different ethnicities.”
THE SUBURBS STILL STINK While Priscilla Turner’s “An Acquired Taste for the Suburbs” [Jan. 22] was interesting on…
Music
Music Calendar
Wed LIVE MUSIC ALL AMERICAN Metro Retro at 9 p.m. BAD ALBERT’S Rod Cook at 9 p.m. BALTIC…
Eat Drink Toke
Strawberries Wind Down, Blueberries Begin their Season
Local short-season strawberries are winding down; most of what you’ll be seeing from now on are everbearing varieties,…
News
Media, Justice, Quote
Media The news out of The Seattle Times is that a reduction in force will be far less…
Music
Home and Atau.
DYNOMITE D, By the Way (Slabco) It’s a coincidence that the title of Dynomite D’s debut album alludes…
Arts & Culture
Arts Picks
THURSDAY VISUAL ARTS ONLY SKIN DEEP The art world’s obsession with racism has long outstripped racism’s importance in…
Arts & Culture
Silent Movies, Elvis Invitationals, and Painter James Martin
THURS – VISUAL ART Edmonds painter James Martin‘s menagerie of subjects includes clowns, angels, rubber chickens, the Dalai…