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The Seattle Traveler

Archive for January 2007

January 31st, 2007

Multiple Music Options Available at Seattle’s Triple Door

When you’re in Seattle, you’ve got to make time to hear some great music. 
There are lots of venue options to choose from, but I’d strongly recommend fitting in an evening at the Triple Door.  It’s located beneath Wild Ginger restaurant, and across from Benaroya Hall, and offers a couple of options within the same building:  […]

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January 30th, 2007

Cutting Edge Laughter at Laff Hole

Sometimes you can just use a good laugh! 
If you’re looking for something edgy and innovative in the humor department, Laff Hole offers lots of prospects for a good time.  It’s different, it’s quirky, and it’s a lot of fun!
Every week, the Peoples Republic of Komedy and Capitol Hill Arts Center presents a showcase of cutting […]

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January 29th, 2007

Seattle’s Gay Bingo is Always a Sell Out

Seattle is not the kind of place where you need to plan months in advance for things.  Oh sure, there are the big concerts, opening nights, and a few random restaurants where you can’t wait till the last minute.  However, most places in the Seattle area, with a week or so of notice, you’ll be […]

By Mary Jo -- 2 comments

January 28th, 2007

Photo Op: Seattle’s Famous Pike Place Market

Location:  Seattle’s famous Pike Place Market, located at the foot of Pike Street (First & Pike).  This time of year, you can go during the week and avoid much of the crowds.  During the summer it’s jammed with people, no matter the day or time.  At the market, you’ll find great produce, meats, fish, and handicrafts […]

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January 27th, 2007

Wurm Your Way Through Seattle at the Frye Museum

If you’re in Seattle this weekend, run – don’t walk – to the Frye Museum. While there’s always lots of good stuff to see at the Frye, is the closing weekend for “Love My Time, I Don’t Like My Time:  Recent Work by Erwin Wurm.”
The exhibit covers ten years of Wurm’s work, and is an exploration […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments

January 25th, 2007

Locate Free WiFi in the Greater Seattle Area

If you refuse to pay for wifi at your hotel, this listing of free Seattle area wifi spots may come in handy.
The site appears to be updated regularly, and when I called some random locations to confirm, it also appears to be accurate.
I’d recommend printing out this information, and keeping with your laptop as a good […]

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January 25th, 2007

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January 24th, 2007

Burp & Belch Your Way Through Grossology

There were certain bodily functions that we were all taught should never be done in public, and, in fact, shouldn’t even be talked about.  This weekend all that changes, when the Pacific Science Center presents Grossology:  The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body.
The exhibit deals with all sorts of those unmentionable sounds, gasses, fluids, and […]

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January 23rd, 2007

You’ll Find Something to Float Your Boat at the Seattle Boat Show, January 25th-February 3rd

“The boat show, the boat show. . . . “
I remember when those words, set to a catchy little tune, were run on the radio to announce that the Seattle Boat Show was about to burst onto the scene. 
I’m not sure how long ago those spots ran (showing my age, I guess), but the Seattle […]

By Mary Jo -- 1 comment

January 22nd, 2007

“Fire Season” at Bluebottle Art thru January 30th

As cold as it’s been in Seattle lately, here’s a chance to warm up at “Fire Season” by Paul Chatem, now on exhibit through the end of January at Bluebottle Art Galley.
 
Chatem combines painting with his story telling ability, interweaving multiple characters and story lines, with the occasional plot twist, into a series of paintings.  In […]

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