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Are you ready to spend an evening with Shrek? Individual tickets for the musical are still available, but they are getting hard to come by.
It’s not too soon to be looking at the remainder of the Fifth Avenue Theatre’s 2008-2009 season. Not all productions have individual tickets on sale, but buying a season ticket […]
The summer of music continues, and tickets are now on sale for the Puyallup Fair Concert Series, September 5th – 21st, 2008.
The concert series has been a popular part of the Puyallup Fair. and this year’s line up looks like another banner year of entertainment:
September 5th – Pro Rodeo Tour, followed by Chris Cagle
September […]
This weekend. . .
. . . enjoy more than 50 bands, mingle with neighbors and visitors alike, and support a couple of great causes, at The Capitol Hill Block Party.
Jam and various locations to bands that will include Vampire Weekend, Chromeo, The Hold Steady, DeVotchka, and a whole lot more. Take a look […]
This weekend. . .
. . . you can have bites and bites of fun at the Bite of Seattle, the Northwest’s premier food festival.
Bringing you all the food, music, and entertainment that you can handle, this free event is a popular summer tradition.
In response to public demand, this year the Bite has […]
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 […]
This Weekend. . .
. . . enjoy music, food, arts and crafts, and people watching at the Pike Place Market Street Festival.
Started in 1971 as a way to say THANKS to the city and its citizen for voting to save the Market, the festival celebrates the vitality and diversity of one of the […]
We’re entering the final month of the Seattle Symphony’s season, so if you’ve been meaning to get to a performance and haven’t done so, your final chances are coming up.
Here’s the June schedule:
June 7th - Coming to America for Kids, a part of the Concert for Young People Series
June 5th, 7th - Coming to […]
It’s Memorial Day Weekend, and the big event around here is the Northwest Folklife Festival. It’s the annual kick off to our summer season.
You’ll find lots of local artists and musicians, banding together for a multi-cultural party that embraces music, dance, visual arts, children’s activities, workshops, crafts, food, and lots, lots more. It’s a […]
Summer concert season is getting launched all over the Seattle area, and tickets will soon go on sale for the Tulalip Amphitheatre 2008 Summer Concert Series.
The Tulalip Amphitheatre is located between the Tulalip Casino and the Premium Outlet Mall in Marysville, and has become one of the more popular venues for outdoor concerts. There is […]
The May schedule for the Seattle Symphony includes some great guest performers. If you’re not sure if symphonic music is your cup of tea, one of these performances may be a great introduction.
May 3rd - Peter & the Wolf (part of the concerts for young people)
May 1st-4th - Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
May 6th - Christopher […]
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