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Seattle Event: 2011 Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival

Tuesday, July 5, 2011 Events

The Center for Wooden Boats packed the newly-renovated Lake Union Park this past 4th of July weekend by hosting their 35th annual Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival. Guests were able to see gorgeous wooden vessels, enjoy free boat rides, built wooden crafts, and explore the many vendors and exhibits all while listening to music on [...]

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Seattle Event: SAM Party In The Park @ Olympic Sculpture Park

Saturday, June 18, 2011 Events

The Seattle Art Museum kicked off the summer with an evening benefit event at the Olympic Sculpture Park on Friday. Guests entered promptly at 8PM and were greeted with live music by Hey Marseilles, The Paperboys, Curtains For You, and The Lumineers. Also in the park was free food from Dante’s Inferno Dogs, Maximus/Minimus, Molly Moon Ice Cream, Skillet, Street Treats, Veraci Pizza, and Northwest [...]

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Seattle Event: Gold Panda @ Nectar Lounge

Thursday, March 24, 2011 Events

Fresh off the bus from SXSW, UK musician and producer Gold Panda entertained a full house with a hip-hop inspired electronic soundtrack at Fremont’s Nectar Lounge Wednesday night. The doors opened at 8:00PM and I almost found myself turning around and going back home. Nectar Lounge was completely empty. After sitting by the empty bar [...]

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Seattle Event: Polar Bear Plunge @ Matthews Beach Park

Saturday, January 1, 2011 Events

Several hundred Seattle residents rolled out of bed this morning with the intention to frolic in the 46 degree water of Lake Washington in the 9th annual Polar Bear Plunge. Any person brave enough to leave the beach of Matthews Park in their swimsuit was rewarded with the ‘Badge of Courage’ from Seattle Parks and [...]

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Seattle Event: 2200 Holiday Celebration @ Pan Pacific Hotel

Friday, December 3, 2010 Events

Seattle residents from South Lake Union and beyond gathered Thursday at the Pan Pacific Hotel for the first annual 2200 Holiday Celebration. As carolers performed on stage, puppies wandered around the giant Christmas tree overlooking the upper plaza. The former host of King 5 TV’s Evening Magazine, John Curley, welcomed guests and emceed the main [...]

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Seattle Event: Steamcon II @ Sea-Tac

Saturday, November 20, 2010 Events

For three days, the Sea-Tac Marriott and Hilton hotels were transported back in time to the early 19th century to host the second annual steampunk convention: Weird Weird West at Steamcon 2010. Unlike last year, convention guests were encouraged to celebrate American steampunk rather than the classical steampunk. For those of you unfamiliar with steampunk, [...]

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Seattle Event: SAM Remix

Sunday, November 14, 2010 Events

The Seattle Art Museum started this weekend with quite the party. Over 200 guests made their way to the museum for tonight’s event, SAM Remix. The lobby was filled with music, dance, and drinks. A visit upstairs revealed many activities intertwined with the museum’s regular exhibits. The most popular section of the museum, by far, [...]

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Seattle Event: Patty Murray Election Rally @ Neumos

Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Events

On the eve of the mid-term Senator election, Neumos on Capitol Hill invited Patty Murray supporters to a free election rally with music, drinks, and an opportunity to meet the Senator. The doors opened at 7PM and music began at 8PM. By the time Patty Murray made her appearance on the stage at 8:20PM, the Nuemos [...]

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Seattle Event: Passages @ Inscape

Sunday, October 17, 2010 Events

Last night in South Seattle was a fun mix of art, history, and drunken miniature golf. Inscape.org describes it best: For the first time since its opening in 1932, you can tour the different areas of the building that formerly housed the Immigration and Naturalization Services as well as the Federal Assay Offices. Visit the [...]

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