The week’s local music calendar.
So who caught Stone Gossard on the front page of The Seattle Times‘ Scene section? Writer Tom Scanlon calls the…
Dunces Geniuses Winter is this year’s forgotten season—after a fierce one-day snowstorm a few weeks back, the weather has been…
Arts journalism isn’t dead, it’s just got a serious case of the blogs.
Gregory Blackstock’s visual lists catalog all the stuff under the sun.
“Get real. The reason that publications in the West have reprinted cartoons of the prophet Muhammad is because, in today’s political climate, it is OK (in some circles) to attack Muslims and Arabs.”
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events There Goes the Neighborhood This “happening” at Kirkland’s art…
Squeezed by low managed-care reimbursements and burdensome anti-fraud rules, local docs and hospitals drop their Medicare patients.
Summer may be winding down, but there’s still time to enjoy the open-air patio at Belltown’s Axis while sampling what…
The week’s club listings.
Also: The Constantines, Githead, Johnny “Guitar” Watson, and Sarah McLachlan.
Pioneer Square is part down-at-the-heels tourist trap, homeless shelter, and nightlife district. Now, Seattle’s semi-seedy historic urban village is facing major population growth. Can the Square be revived and still keep its character?
WedLive MusicCentral Saloon Swamiko, Boulevard, J. Hiram Boggs, Satisfaction at 9 p.m. $5Chop Suey People Under the Stairs, Giant Panda,…
School district money comes and goes, but where?
Seattle needs to have a real debate before spending billions on elevated transit.
After Lonnie Davis’ bloody rampage two weeks ago, I’m waiting for the NRA to cop a new slogan: “Guns don’t…
Pizza and burgers, surrounded by 1,500 flat-screen TVs.
The museum refugees at Thread are buffing up Seattle’s low-budget art world.
They fight for us, obediently. Yet in conflict after conflict, American soldiers are injected, gassed, medicated, experimented on, exposed to chemicals, and given faulty weapons and equipment by their own government. Then they come home to vanishing veterans benefits and Pentagon stonewalling.
If Rainier Beach High School has far fewer resources than Ballard, why didn’t it spend $369,000 of its budget?
