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It’s time for whale watching on Puget Sound!
Some tour operators have already started their whale watching cruises, others will be getting underway soon, but the season is officially underway.
With a little luck, this is the summer you’ll see those magnificent Orcas (there are three pods who migrate to the San Juan Islands during the summer [...]
Seattle is a city of cars. We love our cars, and it’s very hard for us to give them up. Perhaps because of that fact, or maybe just because we’re just starting to develop our urban roots, our public transportation systems are, well, substantially lacking.
The city does not have light rail (yet), a subway system, [...]
I love a good bookstore. So many great books on the shelves, calling out to be picked up and fondled, thumbed through, a decision made about whether THIS should be the one that you buy and take home with you.
Seattle Mystery Books is one of my favorite area bookstores. Located in the Pioneer Square area, [...]
The Tacoma Dome will become a summertime Jurassic Park, with “Walking with Dinosaurs — The Live Experience.”
Walking with Dinosaurs is based on the BBC documentary series of the same name, and is both scientifically accurate, educational, and entertaining as it takes you back a couple hundred million years ago the the Triassic Period. [...]
Details: Looking at the Seattle skyline.
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The 2007 Seattle Poetry Festival, will be held April 20th - 22nd, at three Seattle-area venues, with the theme “Practice Safe Poetry.” These aren’t your father’s limericks or your sweetheart’s love sonnets, rather the festival is an irreverent and playful three-day biennial celebration of all types of poetry, with over 100 poets, musicians, dancers, visual [...]
As the weather gets nicer, and the cloudy days and nights get fewer, there will be plenty up in the sky to look at.
At the University of Washington’s Theodor Jacobsen Observatory, the second-oldest structure on campus, a 110-year old refracting telescope provides visitors with a view of the heavens. The observatory is open to the [...]
Seattle is getting its share of National Broadway Tours, and this time it’s the homecoming of the romantic musical “The Light in the Piazza.” Homecoming? That’s right! The Light in the Piazza had its world premiere right here in Seattle, in 2003, at the Intiman Theatre. This return engagement is part of Broadway Across America.
Between [...]
If you have a daughter, you’re probably well versed in the existence, background and nuance of the American Girls dolls, books, and background. I’ve seen the dolls, and have only recently begun to understand that they generate a nearly cult-like frenzy with the younger set. There is, however, behind the dolls, an attempt to inject [...]
With all the nice weather we’ve been having the last few days, I’m beginning to believe that summer may be here soon. Oh sure, the sun gets interrupted by a little rain, but for hearty Seattle-ites, that’s nothing to think twice about.
What’s been on my mind is finding a place to enjoy the outdoors, a [...]
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