The week kicked off with art at First Thursday in Pioneer Square and performances from Head Like a Kite, M. Ward and Elvis Perkins in Dearland. Also, a big win for UW spurs a calling battle and Seattle’s best friends get to fetching in Magnuson Dog Park. Check out our photos of the week and follow the link back to the original posts.Published on March 11, 2009
Magnuson Dog Park sees an increase in four-legged patronage in our weekly look at Seattle People. This is Mr. Ulaby, named after NPR reported Neda Ulaby.
This is Lola and her owner Phil. Go meet the rest of her friends.
The Huskies beat WSU on Saturday for the Pac-10 championship and starts a call and text war between UW forward Jon Brockman and a WSU fan.
Elvis Perkins in Dearland played The Tractor Tavern on Monday to perform tunes from their new, self-titled album.
Elvis Perkins in Dearland played The Tractor Tavern on Monday to perform tunes from their new, self-titled album.
Seattle Weekly Photo of the Day
First Hill gets a new doormat on Madison courtesy of Opus, builders of the adjacent shiny office building.
On Friday at The Showbox at the Market, M. Ward shared his new record, Hold On.
Tuesday’s Photo of the Day is a hidden alley gem found in the International District.
