Seattle seasonal attractions
December 6th, 2007 by jamie a
Friday, December 7 (6 pm)
Celebrate the month of December with with tastings of seasonal treats paired with 3 styles of Port. Reservations are required, so be sure to call 206-632-5100 to save yourself a spot.
Friday, December 7 (6-9 pm)
Join the artsy family at the for the opening of Giant Squid by Cassandra Nguyen with poetry, drawings, and many more activities by the Cephalopod Appreciation Society.
Saturday, December 8 - Sunday, December 9 (11 am-5pm)
The Georgetown Holiday Art Walk is this weekend, where you can admire the art of local artists and show them your support.
Sunday, December 9 (8 am)
Cheer on the runners at the Jingle Bell Run 5K Race to benefit the Arthritis Fund of Seattle. You can also walk, run, participate in the costume competition, or have the kids join in the Children’s 1K Run with Elves.
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November 29th, 2007 by jamie a
Saturday, December 1 (11 am - 5 pm)
The third annual will be held this weekend at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall. With 120 eclectic indie crafters selling their handmade wares, this is a hip place to get your holiday shopping done!
Saturday, December 1 (1 - 10 pm)
The third annual (hmm…seems to be a trend in Seattle…) will be hosted by the Washington Beer Commission. Featuring winter warmer beers from over 30 local breweries, you’re certain to find a new drink of choice for this chilly season.
Saturday, December 1 (12 - 7 pm)
Join as they showcase their new Japanese teas and antique Japanese teawares. Tastings are available as you sign up at the door as well as demonstrations for making mochi and Takoyaki.
Saturday, December 1 - Sunday, December 2 (noon & 4 pm)
The Seattle Center presents two free showings of as part of . See everything from modern dance to ballet and martial arts at this spectacular show.
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November 15th, 2007 by jamie a
Friday, November 16 (12 - 6 pm)
is this weekend at The Seattle Center. If you’re a beader or love collecting jewelry, this show has an incredible selection all under one roof.
Saturday, November 17 (6 pm)
Join Lake Fest community group for their which benefits the Anna’s Ride Home local program to reduce drinking and driving. Starting at Paddy Coyne’s at 6 pm, this crawl includes 5 fabulous drinking destinations.
Saturday, November 17 (3-9 pm)
Check out local artist John Osgood’s new show entitled Held at Bherd Studios, John works with stenciling, texturing, layering, and collage to create his unforgettable works.
November 1- 29
Attention foodies! For the whole month of November (excluding Thanksgiving Day), you can participate in , with 30 restaurants offering $30 3-course dinners. In its 6th year, this is a favorite of locals and tourists alike looking to find some new and delicious food to enjoy.
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November 12th, 2007 by susan j
Argosy Cruises
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One of the best ways to experience the rugged beauty of Puget Sound is by boat, and Seattle’s marine climate means that temperatures are mild even in November and December, usually hovering in the 50’s. Argosy Cruises offers several different cruise options, combining breathtaking views with delicious food or family fun. Here’s an overview of some upcoming cruises:
Thursday, November 22
Argosy’s on Elliot Bay includes a seated 4-course dinner, live music, and an arts and crafts area for kids. Choose from entrees like a traditional roast turkey, wild Chinook salmon, butternut squash ravioli, or baked stuffed double pork chop.
Saturday, November 24
features an interactive dinner theater mystery. Enjoy a 3-course dinner as you try to track down the culprit in this uproariously entertaining evening!
December 1 - 23
is a 58 year old Seattle tradition. Each night the ships sail to different waterfront communities, and onboard choirs serenade the crowds gathered on the shores. It’s the largest holiday floating parade in the world, and a great way to get into the holiday spirit!
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October 31st, 2007 by susan j
If you’re visiting Seattle and still don’t have plans for Halloween, then it’s not too let to get in on the action later tonight. About.com has a list of resources for . You might also check out the Seattle Time’s . Happy Halloween!
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October 24th, 2007 by jamie a
Thursday, October 25 (7:30 pm)
The Seattle Symphony is performing renowned historical works to celebrate the Moore Theatre’s Centennial Series. Featured favorites include Mendelssohn, Mozart and Stravinsky.
Saturday, October 27 - Sunday, October 28 (10 am- 6 pm)
Head on over to the Pacific Science Center for Tricks, Treats & Science Feats! From giant pumpkin sculpting, snake demos, to haunted planetarium shows, you can celebrate Halloween with a scientific twist!
Saturday, October 27 (11 am- 2 pm)
Get your doggies dressed up and let them strut their stuff at Dog-o-Ween, sponsored by the Coalition for Off-Leash Areas. There’s a silent auction, food vendors, and a costume contest, so get ready to see some hilarious garb on both pets and owners alike.
Saturday, October 27- Sunday, October 28
Celebrate at Seattle Center with performance artists, altars, artwork and music. Food and dance will also be featured at the event, paying tribute to the countries of Latin America and creating a compelling and vibrant experience.
Sunday, October 28 (9:30 am - 5 pm)
Kids can trick or treat in the daytime at Trick or Treat on the Waterfront sponsored by the Seattle Aquarium. There’s also underwater pumpkin carving demonstrations, performances by Recess Monkey (three local schoolteachers making family-friendly tunes), along with refreshments and lots of fun!
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October 22nd, 2007 by susan j
Legend has it that the Seattle Museum of the Mysteries is haunted by resident ghost Peter Alexander Dunnovitch. Situated in Seattle’s Capital Hill area, this is the state’s only paranormal science museum.
Every Saturday and selected Fridays from 10 pm to midnight, brave souls can visit the museum for a “Haunted Lock-In” featuring antique ghost poke and a tour of Seattle’s first post-prohibition bar. Saturdays during October the Museum also offers the Capitol Hill Ghost Tour at 5 pm. This two hour tour includes stops at the Harvard Exit Theater, Lakeview Cemetary, and other historical sites around Capitol Hill. On Wednesday, October 31, the Seattle Museum of the Mysteries hosts a special Halloween seance.
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October 8th, 2007 by susan j
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The 6th annual Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival is scheduled for the coming weekend, October 13 and 14. Named for the Washingtonian village of Dungeness and set on the Port Angeles City pier and the Red Lion Hotel, the festivities include live musical performances, craft booths, and even a “grab a crab tank derby.” This event is a must for seafood lovers!
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