Seattle Weekly deserves a lot of credit for its 2/25 report on local indie record labels (“Beyond Sub Pop“). Your…
Seattle Music Aptitude Test
The city that supposedly hates skybridges is building one for Paul Allen, and letting other big shots bridge at will.
In Georgetown, hazardous chemicals are a matter of heaven and earth.
Gossip columnist Godden has name recognition. But as a candidate, she needs an agenda.
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Wednesday, Sept. 29Christian McBride BandThe premier young jazz bassist of the ’90s, McBride has a new quartet featuring Geoffrey Keezer…
I’m moving into a new apartment next week. Moving is never a cakewalk, but for DJs, the task is particularly…
LaConner to tulip maniacs: “Give us back our town!”
Your comprehensive guide to every public event— demonstrations, gripefests, teach-ins, riots, and tea parties—concerning the WTO. Since the revolution is…
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Dante’s Inferno in the Hot Shop Well, this is…
Alton Brown makes cooking shows useful again.
SUNNY SHADY Canada geese are breathing easier now that federal wildlife agents have finished killing excess waterfowl at local parks….
Advance registration or reservations are recommended for most events. Prices exclusive of tax and gratuity unless otherwise noted. ON THE…
There’s no stronger advocate for natural childbirth than uncompromising midwife Debra O’Conner. But a tragic pregnancy and a state investigation of her practice reveal a clash of values: At what point should midwifery yield to medical intervention?
Cedars plays the fusion card and takes the pot.
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An eerie crime frightens the neighborhood.
Was last week’s primary election a referendum on Seattle’s tolerance for taxes? More than 55 percent of the city’s voters…
