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Cocktail Recipes: 5 Apple-licious Fall Drinks

Cocktail Recipes: 5 Apple-licious Fall Drinks

Fall’s crisp air lends itself to many seasonal treats (including some previously-mentioned fall drinks), but no ingredient says “fall” as much as an apple. Luckily, we don’t have to be like Herculus and travel to the Garden of the Hesperides to find fantastic apples, as they’re abundant at our local farmer’s markets. And while eating…

See Men Dance, Meet an Epic Hero and Other Weekend Musts

See Men Dance, Meet an Epic Hero and Other Weekend Musts

MUST WATCHSeattle Lesbian & Gay Film FestivalThe 17th annual celebration of films made by and for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community feels especially poignant this year, given the pending outcome of Referendum 74. But the lineup of films is as diverse and intriguing as ever: see Chris Colfer (“Kurt” on Glee) in a…

Fall Family Fun: Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches

Fall Family Fun: Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches

Fall is synonymous with fun opportunities for some solid family time, and this weekend’s offerings are no exception. Darigold’s Farmalicious Corn Maze is in full swing at the Thomasson Family Farm in Enumclaw, featuring 216,000 square feet of maze waiting for you to get lost in. All October long, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily,…

Tom Douglas to Open New Restaurant: The Grange Hall

Tom Douglas to Open New Restaurant: The Grange Hall

He’s growing… again! Tom Douglas—the 2012 James Beard Foundation restaurateur of the year and one of Seattle Mag’s most influential people of 2011—is going to open The Grange Hall next spring, a 10,000-square foot space on the ground floor of the apartment building going up on Sixth and Lenora downtown. This massive space will be…

The Ruby Room's Fashion Faux Pas to Fashion Fabulous

The Ruby Room’s Fashion Faux Pas to Fashion Fabulous

The Ruby Room is an excellent organization, run by West Seattleite Nyla Bitterman, that has been giving away free formal dresses to girls in need for 10 years, making prom a possibility for many of them. In 2012 the organization provided dresses to over 500 teens, and sponsored their first scholarship to a low-income fashion…

Pilchuck on Display: See the Cutting Edge of Glass Art

Pilchuck on Display: See the Cutting Edge of Glass Art

This weekend brings us the 34th annual Pilchuck Auction, something of a “fashion week” for Seattle glass art collectors. In addition to hosting a swank gala and tours of the school’s Stanwood campus, Pilchuck organizes an enormous auction of glass art made by Pilchuck students, teachers and alumni. Proceeds benefit scholarship programs at the school,…

Apples, Pears, Figs Galore? How to Donate Your Tree Fruit

Apples, Pears, Figs Galore? How to Donate Your Tree Fruit

Walking through my neighborhood, I can’t help but covet the fig trees weighed down with green figs on the verge of full ripeness, the Asian pear tree in my neighbor’s yard which holds, I’d guess, 40lbs of fruit right now. But in a few weeks, these and the myriad apples that are ripe right now…

Fall Makeup Tips from Suresh, Local Boy Gone Bigtime

Fall Makeup Tips from Suresh, Local Boy Gone Bigtime

We’re huge fans of makeup artist Suresh’s style: sleek, soft and modern. His GlossLUXE lipglosses are a mainstay in our makeup bag, and his newish line of lipsticks, flecked with crushed diamonds, rubies, amethysts and yellow garnets, are our newest obsession. We’re partial to the dazzling red Michael shade, sheer enough for everyday, but special enough…

Incredible Feast: Gourmet Chefs Impress with Farmers Market Ingredients

Incredible Feast: Gourmet Chefs Impress with Farmers Market Ingredients

This year’s Incredible Feast lived up to its name, as more than 25 chefs paired up with superstar farmers, ranchers and cheese makers on Sunday at Swanson’s Nursery. Chef Tamara Murphy dreamed this dealie-o up years ago as a way to showcase the incredible edibles that show up at the Seattle Neighborhood Farmers Markets. Man,…

Staying Power: Two Seattle Institutions Mark Big Milestones

Staying Power: Two Seattle Institutions Mark Big Milestones

While the last week or so saw its usual share of food news from relative newbies – Marination Ma Kai opening, Chino’s closing and the answer to the is-it-or-isn’t-it Fuji Bakery mystery – two grand-dames of the Seattle restaurant world were quietly kicking off new chapters in their very admirable histories. Palisade, Magnolia’s Marina-side seafood…

Save the Date: Stellar Shopping Events in October

Save the Date: Stellar Shopping Events in October

Fall is in full swing, with shopping opportunities galore all weekend long. This Saturday, October 6 from noon to 4 p.m., head to J. Gilbert Footwear in Belltown for a chance to meet two funny, shoe-loving ladies in a magical confluence of hilarity and style. The Simpson’s Yeardley Smith (aka the voice of Lisa Simpson)…

5 Fall Cocktail Recipes

5 Fall Cocktail Recipes

Sure, it’s hard to exchange a very sunny summer for fall’s less-bright horizons. But think of all the fun fall highlights:pretty leaves fluttering in the breeze, soft and warm autumn sweaters and, of course, the following five drinks. Each of these is bound to make you enjoy fall a little more—even if they might not…

Tom Douglas Sounds Off Against Bristol Bay Pebble Mine

Tom Douglas Sounds Off Against Bristol Bay Pebble Mine

Do you eat wild salmon? Then, chances are you’ve enjoyed fish from Alaska’s beautiful Bristol Bay, where massive fisheries produce roughly half of the salmon that shows up on plates around the U.S. That’s one thing I learned when I showed up to a press conference yesterday at Seatown, called to discuss the threat to…

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