Daily Find
With the right combination of venue, vendors, vino and vittles, a
shopping event can turn into a social hour and holiday party, bringing
good cheer to all who attend -- especially if there's a great deal to
be found. Amanda Rosenthal, owner of online boutique La Rousse, has hit the nail on the head with the La Rousse Holiday Bazaar,
an event that fulfills all the criteria: cool
location, interesting vendors, delicious food and drink, and a focus on
gift ideas under $100.
By Alison Brownrigg | December 3, 2008
The Overnight Desk
Here's what precious little I've been able to learn about The Pajama Men in advance of their upcoming show, "Versus vs. Versus," which opens at Annex Theatre on Thursday, Dec. 4. It ain't much, but it is mighty interesting.
By Geoff Carter | December 2, 2008
Minding the Store
Veridis Clothier is set to open at 1205 E. Pike St., on Capitol Hill later this month.
By Alison Brownrigg | November 25, 2008
With good ideas, a lot of hard work and experts in the kitchen, these five new restaurants are adding spark to an already sizzling Seattle food scene.
By By Nancy Leson | November 23, 2008
Martin-Zambito Fine Arts pulls out a timely selection of American art and Northwest regionalism from the mid-20th century, including work by Spencer Moseley, Glen Alps, Paul Horiuchi and Ida York Abelman.
By Sheila Farr | November 21, 2008
Minding the Store
The weekend after Thanksgiving is a traditional time to get some holiday shopping done. This year, it might be nice to avoid the crowds at the mall and support local artists.
By Alison Brownrigg | November 20, 2008
Table & Contents
"Fortune Cookie Chronicles" author Jennifer 8. Lee returns to One Pot for a repeat performance and Jennifer McLagan sings fat's praises.
By Cody Ellerd | November 18, 2008
Daily Find
A fun craft project is a great way to have some fun and use your time wisely when the weather forces you indoors. Capitol Hill yarn and fabric chops Stitches carries a variety of craft kits and supplies that cater to everyone, from beginners to experts. If you don't have much prior crafting knowledge, you may want to try one of their easy, affordable (most are under $10) kits that include everything you need to create a finished piece.
By Cybele Phillips | November 20, 2008
Holiday 2008
There's no better time than right now to teach your kids the value of saving their pennies for a rainy day. Saving up for something -- a toy, a trip or a donation to a charitable cause -- and then ceremoniously "breaking the bank" to access the money is one of the best lessons we can teach our budding capitalists. Here are a few of our favorite piggy banks, available locally.
By Alison Brownrigg | November 26, 2008
There's a lot to see on one long hike through the woods, entirely in the city. Head to Capitol Hill for an urban stroll through Volunteer, Interlaken and Boren parks and the Washington Park Arboretum.
By Greg Johnston | November 13, 2008
