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Filth Is Eternal Report Their Touring Van Stolen, Ask Fans To Help Locate It
Filth Is Eternal are asking fans to keep an eye out after revealing that their touring van has been stolen. The Seattle-based hardcore outfit shared the news on social media on October 29, providing identifying details about the missing vehicle in hopes of getting it back. According to the band’s...
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ShoreLake Arts introduces Poet Laureate at 6x6 art show
Once again, the ShoreLake Arts 6x6 Show was a rousing success. Local artists submitted their works for sale, every one of them measuring 6 inches by 6 inches and selling for $36. Something new for 2026, ShoreLake Arts introduced their first ever Poet Laureate, Rebecca A. Demarest, in celebration of...
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The Smashing Pumpkins are bringing ’90s alt-rock nostalgia to Seattle this November with The Rats in a Cage Tour
Seattle rock fans, get ready to turn back the clock. Alternative rock icons The Smashing Pumpkins are bringing their highly anticipated The Rats In A Cage Tour to Climate Pledge Arena on November 6, 2026, for a night packed with nostalgic favorites, deep cuts, and new material. Known for their...
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Coming to Seattle: Oct 30–Nov 6, 2026
Friday, October 30 | 8:00 PM · Gallery 1412, 1412 18th Ave, Seattle. On Friday 10/30, Brad Loving and Hans Anderson will perform at Gallery 1412 at 8 PM. Gallery 1412. Stepping Off (simone baron/James Falzone) Tuesday, November 3 | 8:00 PM · Chapel Performance Space, Good Shepherd Center,...
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The Banned Word Project Brings Traveling Exhibition to Washington
Call It What It Is: The Banned Word Project will travel to HOMME Gallery from Seattle to Washington, our nation’s capital, this December, according to a press release. Comprising nearly 100 neon and glass artworks by nearly 40 artists and signmakers from 13 states, the traveling exhibition uses the vivid language of neon to confront censorship and explore the relationship between words, identity, democracy and freedom of expression.
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Chocolate Festival raises $6,000 for Senior Center
..and provided 400 people with delicious treats and impressive Christmas presents. The people who attended the Shoreline Chocolate Festival at the Shoreline Senior Center got double for their money. They got samples from eight chocolatiers and took care of all the hard-to-buy-for people on their Christmas list. They also, with...
The Stranger
Ticket Alert: Ashe, CHVRCHES, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week
No tricks here! Treat yourself to tickets to see folk-pop singer Ashe on her Girl Of Your Dreams tour. Scottish synthpop band CHVRCHES just released another new single off their forthcoming fifth album and announced their first world tour in five years. Plus, Washington native Brandi Carlile plays all audience requests for four nights in January. Read on for details on those and other newly announced events.
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Seattle's Eng Family Home Opens as Living Museum After 80 Years
A nearly 90-year-old house tucked into Seattle's Chinatown-International District is opening its doors to the public for the first time, after the Wing Luke Museum spent years turning the longtime home of the Suen King Eng family into an immersive historic site. The Eng Family Home at 611 8th Ave. S. was built in 1937, and the family who built it lived there for more than 80 years, running a bean sprout business out of the basement the entire time.
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WHEN COAL WAS KING: Green River Hot Springs Bridge & Dining Room
Last week’s column featured a postcard photo of Dr. John S. Kloeber’s Green River Hot Springs Hotel, featuring 100 guest rooms, a lavishly decorated dining room, luxurious bath and steam rooms, and other tourist attractions. The hotel was built in a Swiss-chalet style, with flourishes such as gables, roof overhangs, and covered verandas. This week, we explore the resort’s other attractions, most notably the bridge connecting the hotel to the hot springs and a lithograph of the dining facilities.