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The critters at Toad Hall welcome you in Theater Schmeater’s adaptation of The Wind in The Willows, the much loved childhood tale of the adventures of Toad, Water Rat, Mole and Badger in their special Forest.
heater Schmeater produces great plays simply, which means relying on the strength of the performances. Staging and special effects […]
There are lots of parks and picnic areas around the greater Seattle area, including some great in-city, urban parks. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to get out of town, and enjoy a leisurely day away from the crowds.
Mud Mountain Dam near Mount Rainier is a nearby escape where you can combine a little history and […]
Details: Driftwood along Alki Beach in West Seattle.
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On a typical day, Pioneer Square is full of business people going a hundred different directions, shoppers, tourists, and, since I believe in honesty here — a few men and women who call the park benches there home.
This is a great area to explore, whether you are a visitor or resident, as the area […]
This weekend. . .
. . . enjoy the food, drink, and entertainment of the Taste of Tacoma! And since the weather is supposed to be warm and sunny, it will be a great way to enjoy the weekend.
The Taste of Tacoma is one giant family picnic – without the annoying relatives! There are […]
Some of my favorite artists are hanging around the Seattle Art Museum right now – Monet, Manet, Degas, and Cézanne (image at right: Still Life With Statuette), among others. These are just a few of the artists you’ll see in the special exhibit Inspiring Impressionism: The Impressionists and the Art of the Past.
This exhibit […]
Do you have a “Thirst for Speed?” If so, you’ll want to catch this month’s Science with a Twist, the Pacific Science Center’s monthly Happy Hour.
This month’s theme highlights the new Speed exhibit, offering all sorts of fun hand-on displays. You can try a ski simulator, build a miniature roller coaster, or race drag […]
If your exercise routine has gotten a little boring, you can add a little variety by channeling your inner retro 50’s spirit, with a little hula hooping at Hoop Delite.
Don’t laugh! Hula hooping provides a total body workout, while building core strength, and is a low impact aerobic activity. It also promotes creativity, coordination, […]
The fifth annual Greenway Days Festival is slated for the end of the month, and is a celebration of the Mountains to Sound Greenway, 100 miles of designated scenic byways. The greenway runs along the I-90 corridor, going from the shores of Puget Sound, over Snoqualmie Pass, and into Central Washington.
Most of the greenway […]
This weekend. . .
. . . take a look at every blooming thing at the Point Defiance Flower & Garden Show.
Whether you’re a hobbyist gardener, or more serious about your time in the dirt, there’s something to capture the attention of everyone at this year’s show.
For three days the 12 acres of the […]
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