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Rare Books in the Age of the Internet
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Rare Books in the Age of the Internet

Seattle rare book collector and trader Ed Nudelman shares his expertise.

sponsored by Nudelman Rare Books Ed Nudelman knows books—specifically, rare books.  What started out as a hobby collecting books 30 years ago has now turned into a thriving business—appropriately named Nudelman Rare Books—dedicated to “the value and importance of integrity in both the buying and selling of rare books.” Nudelman’s stock of rare books, located…

Linnea Westerlind Visited Each of Seattle's 426(!) Parks for This Awesome Guide

Linnea Westerlind Visited Each of Seattle’s 426(!) Parks for This Awesome Guide

The Seattle native details every public park in the city.

Linnea Westerlind at one of her favorite spots: the Emma Schmitz Memorial Overlook in West Seattle.

Beer, Bands and Food Fests: Seattle's Top 5 Events of the Week

Beer, Bands and Food Fests: Seattle’s Top 5 Events of the Week

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Join the see-and-be-seen crowd at Capitol Hill Block Party.

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SoDo Program Gives Seattle Artists Money, Studio and Mountain of Trash

An innovative artist-in-residence program digs into our garbage.

Recology CleanScapes Artists in Residence Max Cleary and Meg Hartwig exercises her “scavenging privileges” at SoDo recycling facility.

South Lake Union Turns Into a Sprawling Food Truck Market This Weekend

South Lake Union Turns Into a Sprawling Food Truck Market This Weekend

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

For the third year in a row, Seattle Street Food Festival hits Amazonia.

Startup ShareGrid Wants to Help Seattle Filmmakers, Without Hollywood

Startup ShareGrid Wants to Help Seattle Filmmakers, Without Hollywood

The new startup wants to connect filmmakers and make renting equipment more affordable.

ShareGrid, a new startup, pools resources and equipment to support local filmmakers.

Seattle Musician Still Feels Screwed Over by Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters

Seattle Musician Still Feels Screwed Over by Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters

Ex-Foo Fighter and Sunny Day Real Estate drummer William Goldsmith felt creatively "raped" during his stint with Grohl and Co.

The former Foo Fighters drummer is still steaming over his time with the band.

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Grunge Musical Coming to Seattle Repertory Theatre

Nirvana's former manager is reportedly involved in the play set in 1990s Seattle.

Music could be culled from the catalogs of Seattle stars like Soundgarden.

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New footage from a 1988 video shoot has been uncovered.

Before the money and fame, a 20-year-old Kurt Cobain rocked this Radio Shack.

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This Weekend is All About Beer, Seafood and Goats

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Calling all lutefisk lovers: Ballard SeafoodFest returns this weekend.

The Must List: KEXP Rocks the Dock, Fourth of July Fun and More

The Must List: KEXP Rocks the Dock, Fourth of July Fun and More

Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival celebrates wooden vessels of all sizes.

Get a Sneak Peek at the New and Improved Pike Place Market

Get a Sneak Peek at the New and Improved Pike Place Market

The grand opening of the new 30,000 square foot addition to the Market takes place Thursday, June 29th.

The producers hall at Pike Place Market’s new MarketFront

100 Ways to Get Outside and Play This Summer

100 Ways to Get Outside and Play This Summer

Don't waste a precious weekend with our summer guide.

A summer crowd enjoys the golden hour at Golden Gardens Park.

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