February 7th, 2008 by
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Saturday, February 2 (12 - 6 pm)
Head down to Union Station Great Hall for the . Along with a lion dance procession, there will also be performances throughout the day, making this a great event for adults and children alike.
Saturday, February 9- Sunday, March 2
Catch the opening weekend of at the 5th Avenue Theater. You’ll love the story of Mame, a Manhattan socialite in the 20s, who’s suddenly been given the responsibility of caring for her orphaned nephew. The show’s been called “…an infectious all-American classic” by the Washington Times.
Saturday, February 9 (3 pm)
This marks the final weekend of . Likened to “a drawing you can actually walk into,” it’s a rare event that’s not to be missed.
Saturday, February 9 (7: 30 pm)
Join the Phinney Neighborhood Center in welcoming , writer of the classics “Spoon River” and “The Dutchman,” for an evening of folk music.
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February 7th, 2008 by
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If you’re looking for something special when booking a hotel in Seattle, look no further than . This hotel specializes in offering .
There’s fun packages like “Live Like a Local!” and “Red Rover Red Rover,” where your pet is treated like a real guest! If you’re in the mood for romance, there’s packages for straight and gay couples alike, as well as a “Oh, Get a Room!” packages that includes a game of Twister and a rose petal turndown.
Whatever your reason for visiting Seattle, Hotel Max has the accommodations to make every traveler feel special.
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February 4th, 2008 by
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Show that special someone how much you care about them this Valentine’s Day with a handcrafted card!
ReadyMade magazine and Anthropologie are sponsoring on Thursday, February 7th at 6:30 PM at 1509 5th Avenue. The event will feature live demonstrations and free ‘love note kits’ so you can practice your new skills at home.
Space is limited, so be sure and reserve a spot by emailing rsvp@readymademag.com with ‘Seattle’ in the subject line.
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January 30th, 2008 by
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Check out the final days of the at the Quest Field Center. This ten day event showcases over 1,000 watercrafts and offers seminars and workshops for the budding boat enthusiast.
You can head on over to for the latest in boat show news, or peruse the to make sure to catch everything you want to see!
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January 28th, 2008 by
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Take the kids and catch the final days of the at the Northwest Film Forum. At this third annual celebration, there’s being showcased along with to learn about all the behind-the-scenes work.
Wrapping up with of amazing films, you and the kids are sure to find something to inspire and entertain! Catch before it ends on Sunday, February 3.
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January 24th, 2008 by
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Saturday, January 26 (10 am -4 pm)
Catch the opening day of . There will be lectures at both 11 am and 1 pm in addition to the exhibit, so be sure and check those out as well.
January 24- February 2
is underway on Quest Field with over 1,000 boats along with equipment and plenty of experts to chat with.
Thursday, January 24 (7:30 pm)
Saturday, January 26 (1 pm)
Attention gamers! The Seattle Symphony presents , complete with your favorite tunes from Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, and The Legend of Zelda.
January 25- February 3
Broadway Bound Children’s Theatre presents , a tribute to a 1920s gangster movie, complete with two rotating casts!
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January 22nd, 2008 by
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Thanks to a tip-off from the , we’ve caught wind of the fact that is increasing the number of daily flights to Seattle-Tacoma Airport. The airline currently has three daily flights between Seattle and Chicago’s Midway Airport (MDW), but starting March 10, 2008, that number will increase to four. This is great news for travelers, because it means more options and (hopefully) lower fares.
Washington state is a major hub for airplane production and you can learn more about this exciting industry at the Museum of Flight or Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour.
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January 16th, 2008 by
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Jimi Hendrix Memorial Sculpture
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Starting Saturday, January 26, will open the first part of a two part exhibit, and Jimi Hendrix: An Evolution of Sound. These two parts join together to celebrate the life and achievements of Jimi Hendrix and how his music is still relevant to our time.
Message to Love, opening on the 26th, tells the story of Hendrix’s influence on our culture, while An Evolution of Sound, opening on April 26th, examines the connection between Hendrix and his audience.
At this first exhibit, visitors will be able to see his famous Woodstock Fender Stratocaster as well as his Gibson Les Paul guitar, later given to his friend Larry Lee and taken to perform at Woodstock. The rest of the gallery walls will be open as blank slates for visitors, upon which guests can write messages and memories to contribute to future Hendrix exhibits at the museum.
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January 14th, 2008 by
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Model Railroad
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From January 19- 21, the Pacific Science Center is presenting the . One of the most popular events in Seattle each year, this show is full of many different kinds of trains with many exciting layouts.
This event is brought to you in association with the , Pacific Northwest Region, 4th Division. This show is free with general admission to the Pacific Science Center, which is included with the .
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January 11th, 2008 by
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Dinner at Seattle restaurant Moxie
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From January 2-31, Seattle’s hottest restaurants are teaming up to show off their magnificent culinary skills for . Twenty of the best new hotspots will be offering special $30 prix fixe dinner menus every Sunday through Thursday this month.
Some of the participating restaurants include , , , and the . Some of the entrees sound just amazing, like Kurrent’s “signature” fried lobster with black bean tamarind sauce, egg noodles and watercress, or Coupage’s Hibiscus duck confit with flageolet beans, sherry candied baby turnips, in a port reduction.
If you’re a foodie in the mood for a new place to try, New Urban Eats gives you a great opportunity…without even breaking the bank!
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