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Ballard welcomes New Seasons Market

Thursday, June 7, 2018 1:19 PM

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Ballard welcomes New Seasons Market
Stampede Cocktail Club not afraid of fun

Out in Fremont for a late night? Not sure where you can get some dumplings, an inventive cocktail and an Instagram photo of a dinosaur head?
Nordic Heritage Museum opens, paves way for new Nordic connections

Years of planning and preparation were on display on Saturday, May 5 at the Nordic Heritage Museum’s grand opening in Ballard.
Trailbend Taproom opens quietly in Ballard’s booming brewery district

Tucked away discreetly in one of Seattle’s densest beer neighborhoods, Trailbend Taproom opened in Ballard.
Curses and sugarcane at Book-It's "Oscar Wao"

One man plays nearly 30 characters in the stage adaptation of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao,” now playing at the Book-It Repertory Theatre through May 6.
“Pushing Dead” is black comedy with a touching center

One might not know what to think when they’re asked to watch an AIDS comedy — I sure didn’t. When the person is the writer and director of the film, and has lived with AIDs most of their life, as was the case with Tom Brown and his “Pushing Dead,” you can bet it’s going to be authentic — and funny, of course.
Ready, set, rugby

2018 marks the inaugural season of Major League Rugby, with the Seattle Seawolves one of the seven founding franchises across the country that will play an eight-game regular season, with two semifinal matches and a championship game.
Dirty Couch Brewing more than just an odd name

When Frank Swiderski, Rob Nelson and Jon Cargille started discussing opening their own brewery, two major things came to mind.

One was producing barrel-aged, mixed fermentation sours. The other was a memorable name.
New Monophonics EP will leave fans wanting more

Watching San Francisco-based psychedelic soul band Monophonics play up The Crododile stage with one more song during their stop in Seattle last month, a man who’d showed up late turned to me and said, “These guys are the opening act? They’re amazing.”
Skal Beer Hall hopes for a mead hall's raucous viking fun

Adam McQueen hopes his Skal Beer Hall will sit on the fence of those worlds and be a space where old and new can appreciate a pint, some Scandinavian delicacies and a roaring fireplace when it opens this summer.
‘She Regrets Nothing’ is story of secrecy and high society

For Seattle-area author Andrea Dunlop, fitting in with New York’s high society was never her strong suit.
The Shambles’ food and beer a cut above in Maple Leaf

Meat’s on the menu at Maple Leaf’s instant hit The Shambles.
Seattle Artist League a student-driven experience

Along a busy stretch of Aurora Avenue, the Seattle Artist League is allowing students to direct their own artistic focus.
Noir City film festival heads to SIFF

Cold streets, colder hearts, murder announced with gunshots and screeching tires: These are some of the tenets are of the genre known as film noir.

Still, to Eddie Muller – noir expert and programmer of the Noir City festival coming to Seattle’s SIFF Cinema Egyptian from February 16-22 – clichés don’t always tell the whole story.
Onomatopoeic Sizzle and Crunch fills build-your-own banh mi, rice bowl need in U-District

If you didn’t know you wanted a Chipotle-style build-your-own Vietnamese restaurant, I’ll bet you do now.
Garden Hotline: Protect your landscape investment

Many homeowners may not realize that their landscape can increase the value of their home by 8 to 12 percent according to a study conducted by Alex X. Niemiera, an Extension Horticulturist in the Department of Horticulture at Virginia Tech.
The Masonry’s Fremont expansion shatters expectations with pies, brews

Since opening in 2013, Matt Storm’s The Masonry in Queen Anne has been one of the best places in all of Seattle to grab a pizza and beer.
City council approves World Cup proposal

The Seattle City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved supporting a proposal to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but Councilmember Lorena González wanted it on record that she has concerns about the business practices and ethics of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association.
PAWS brings kitten ambassadors

Ten minutes isn’t much time to spend with a kitten.

The hope for local nonprofit PAWS is that those 10 minutes could turn into a lifetime.
Phinney Ridge mom launches Nanny Parent Connection for better childcare

In 2015, Laura Scoccolo launched a Facebook page for parents and nannies to interact.

To her surprise, it exploded in popularity, and the page - Seattle Nanny Parent Connection - currently has more than 18,400 members throughout Seattle, King, Snohomish and Pierce counties.

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