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Part vintage shop, part wine tasting room, part arts and event venue, Fruitsuper is a trove of singular finds. Cofounder Sallyann Corn, one of the minds behind the design-slash-art-collective known as Join Design, brings in new products from independent designers and studios in the U.S. Handcrafted soap stands, ornate bookends, and bottle openers disguised as gilded oysters are just a few items Read more...
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An abundance of houseplants decorate shelves set against pristine white walls, while a modern circle-seat invites you to lounge around and take in the breezy atmosphere. This vintage homeware boutique is very clearly run by an interior designer. Perched on a little corner off of Washington Street, Taylor Richardson’s Fringe holds a mixture of specially sourced jewelry, curated handwoven textiles, Read more...
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Maybe Grand Illusion draws a crowd because of its ticket prices, or maybe because it’s a non-profit volunteer-run cinematic escape. Regardless, they’ve upped their entertainment game under more than one deal. Purchase a general admission ticket for $9, or put down $30 for a year’s membership and catch flicks for $5 each. Read more...
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Dive into the world of comedy, mystery, or adventure for $4. More of a bargain rather than a discount, because it’s offered all of the time. Showcasing a variety of genres and previously featured films like SIFF’s American Animals and the comedic Show Dogs, the deal appeases families and friends hoping to catch a film’s second go-around. Read more...
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It’s $5 ticket Tuesday. Though it’s a membership-exclusive offer, the sign-up requires nothing more than an email. Better yet, Cameo Combo Tuesdays offer a movie ticket, popcorn, and Coca-Cola for $10. Read more...
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As the first theatre in the State of Washington to booze-up the movie experience with a full bar, Big Picture has upped the movie-going game with seat-side cocktail delivery. Even better, all Monday shows are $8.50. Read more...
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In convivial Columbia City rests a film emporium with classic red velvet curtains and popcorn-yellow lightbulbs. Children and adults can enjoy a discounted matinee for $9, leaving a few extra dollars for the necessary Junior Mints and Raisinets to pair. Read more...
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$2 movie nights? You heard that right. Catch films like Road House or Point Break on various Tuesday evenings this July through September, as Central Cinema brings us back to the 1970s with affordable films and plenty of pocket cash left over for more than one popcorn refill. Read more...
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Step through a beckoning Chinese entry gate and work your way up to a Tudor-style house tucked among a spread of glowing red lanterns in north Ballard. Nearly entranced simply by the peculiar Fantasia-like vibe, you’re welcomed into tea master and bearded-wizard Zen Dog’s lair after reserving your tea tasting online. From here you need only sit back and sip, Read more...
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This cozy Wallingford nook holds a “Craft and Chat” every Sunday and “Game Night” every Friday. It’s a small family-owned tea company with a geeky-themed take on tea, because brew guru and owner Friday Elliott has a rare condition known as lexical-gustatory synesthesia, which essentially means her sense of taste and ability to process language are crossed. Put another way, Read more...