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Aug. 31-Sept. 6, 2005
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events In Resonance: Forum on Sound-Based Art Artforum critic Christoph Cox leads a discussion of ... Read more
Bread Biology
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006There are both infinite ways of making bread and just one simple method. Like winemaking, bread making is an art and a science, and any ... Read more
Invasion of the Town Houses
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Must infill be an ugly word? A cool new Fremont development makes the future of compact Seattle look pretty attractiveand surprisingly roomy. Read more
Behind closed doors
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Prison riots are on the upswing as the state cracks down on its inmates. Read more
Soc/Anth with a beat
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Organic meets high-tech in Grandaddy's songs of deserts and superhumans. Read more
Hot Dog!
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Meatless doesn't mean tasteless at this Convention Center newbie. Read more
Storm Troupers
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Enjoy it while it lasts: cheap seats, intense play, and a chance for the playoffs. Read more
Sunset Tavern
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006You almost don’t expect such a wild time way out in Ballard, but at the Sunset Tavern, practically anything can happen—and it usually does. Whether ... Read more
Business, The Police, Media
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Business Last year, the governor’s office issued a flat “no” when we asked if the state would try to land an Airbus manufacturing plant. We ... Read more
Rockabilly Landslides and Electronic Close Calls: The Music Awards
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006In band polls, as in politics, it's all about getting out the vote. Read more
Off the Waterfront
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Remembering the Moptops at Seattle's lost restaurant. Read more
Vollmann in One Volume
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Just in time for Fallujah, the famously brave, verbose writer has condensed his epic rumination on violence—although hearing him explain it may still be preferable ... Read more
A Cure for Boredom
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006The Catheters get curious on their second album. Read more
Elegist for the Working Wounded
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Earl Dotter documents America's deadliest work. Read more
April 19-25
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006The week's local music calendar. Read more
Blood and roses
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Not your average Saturday morning cartoons. Read more
The Fall
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006From 1979 to somewhere in the mid-’80s, me and Mark Smith of the Fall, the second greatest band of the late 20th century, were (let’s ... Read more
Basement ball
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006It’s a marvelous moment: Danny Meyer, at bat in Cleveland, strikes out swinging. The catcher drops the ball, giving Meyer a free chance to make ... Read more
A Broadway do
Published 7:00am Monday, October 9, 2006Hairspray provides a musical bridge over John Waters. Read more