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Honoring MLK

Jan 14, 2011

Dr. Martin Luther King Day (January 17) may be the official day of remembrance, but local organizations are celebrating King’s life and achievements all week. Here are some of the...

New Year’s Eve Guide: A&E Events

Dec 22, 2010

Yes, you still have a week to make New Year’s Eve plans. But this year I’m making the resolution to make a resolution to start 2011 off in style. If, like me, you are struck by sudden onset...

52 Weekends

Dec 10, 2010

Getaways, adventures, and road trips for every weekend of the year.

How the French Saved Christmas

Dec 8, 2010

It was Christmas in France and Maria Hines, owner/executive chef of Tilth, was homesick for her family. She was sharpening her skills in the world’s greatest culinary country, but she didn’t...

All About The Gumbo

Dec 2, 2010

We’re asking local chefs about their holiday food traditions, starting with New Orleans native Matthew Lewis, owner of Where Ya At Matt food truck. When it comes to food in New Orleans, you’ve...

CalArts Provost Named New President of Cornish College

Dec 1, 2010

Dr. Nancy Uscher, provost of the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), is packing her viola and heading north. In August 2011, she will become the new president of Cornish College of the...

4 Q’s for Billy Collins

Nov 23, 2010

It’s hard to resist Billy Collins—the laugh-loving former U.S. poet laureate (2001-2003) who’s penned or edited 15 books of poetry and been called the “most popular poet in America” by The New...

Chef Secrets: Eric Tanaka On Turkey

Nov 18, 2010

Eric Tanaka, a James Beard award winner and executive Chef at Tom Douglas Restaurants, is used to cooking at least two Thanksgiving feasts. A typical holiday for him involves making one meal for...

Holiday Sleepovers

Nov 15, 2010

Four Seattle staycations to make the most of your holiday season.

First Thursday: November

Nov 4, 2010

Where will we be this First Thursday? At the Henry Art Gallery, where Harry Shearer: The Silent Echo Chamber gives us a glimpse of talking heads and politicos in those unscripted moments before...

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