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Just because Seattleites are considered quintessential coffee drinkers doesn't mean there isn't room for tea in our lives.  Stop in to Gilman Village in Issaquah and find the Tiger Mountain Tea Company for a virtual cornucopia of teas.  The décor inside the store is reminiscent of a more tropical place.  Don't feel too overwhelmed when you see the beautiful wall of teas.  Beautiful glass jars filled with even more beautiful ...

It takes a skilled drinker to tell the difference between joking and serious issues while holding a fresh poured Winterhook in your hand.

The tour at Redhook Brewery in Woodinville did not disappoint!  The tour guide was cute and quick witted as she poured and talked about the difference between ales and lagers, hops from Yakima, and the fact that the failed batches go to Coors light or O'Douls.  Okay she ...

Our cool Aunt Donna told us about this production, and she was right on, it was "mesmerizing".  It is the story in music and conversation about a real night in Memphis when four great musicians happened together.  Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johhny Cash and Carl Perkins together with the man who discovered them all - Sam Phillips of Sun Records.  What a toe tapping night.  This production has been ...

What a great blustery October day we had on Whidbey Island (and hour and a half out of Seattle by ferry from Mukilteo) last Saturday. The rain held off as we did the Whidbey Island farm tour and were able to look at 8 farms on the mid to north end of the island.  (We just didn't have time for the ones on the south end.)  We were able to ...

Fashion Feast for the Good of Children's Hospital

Fashion Runway Show at the legendary Paramount Theatre

On September 19, 2007 Couture Fashion Designer Luly Yang once again lends her creative heart to benefit Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center.

Expect a theatrical fashion show sparkling with the designer's one of a kind, top of the line creations.

Don't miss ...

Last evening was opening night . John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers appearing tonight though Sunday, 9/9, at Jazz Alley, www.jazzalley.com, rocked the full house crowd, exceeding all expectations but only fitting this 73 year old English blues legend.

The band and sound was so tight it squeaked! ...

Take a private passenger ferry from the Everett Marina.  Pack everything you'll need with a plan to carry it back out.  If traveling with your pet, it must be caged or muzzled.  Then prepare for a most unique, restful, unplugged vacation unlike any other.

Due to a last minute cancellation, we were able to rent a ...

Talk the talk, Walk the BeatWalk

Ten years ago, you wouldn't have wanted to go south from downtown that far, there wasn't really that much to do in Columbia City. But, while developers were planning the future of funky Belltown, made attractive by artists, said creative types were priced out of the neighborhood. So the first brave ones ventured south, to Columbia City and Georgetown.

These days, with the innovative housing ...

USA Today considers the Fremont Oktoberfest to be one of the ten best in the world.  With three days of fun and music and over 70 different brews to sample this is definitely worth a visit.  Sponsored by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, proceeds help the Wallingford Boys and Girls Club, BF Day School, History House and the Fremont Library.  Visit www.fremontoktoberfest.com for more information about this annual festival.

They have style. They have grace. They have very little on. The six members of the Atomic Bombshells (plus charming newcomer Ruby Mimosa) perform vintage burlesque with a modern day twist in sexy and humorous numbers paying homage to everything from feather dancing and the 50s striptease to Carmen Miranda and the three little pigs. Their professionally choreographed routines are a sheer joy to watch, but they've been in such ...