Opens Friday, May 24, 7 PM, NWFF
Fathers and sons, fame and memory – get a whole new look at a music legend in Greetings from Tim Buckley, starting at Northwest Film Forum on Friday.It’s 1991, and the organizer of a tribute concert for Tim Buckley has asked his son Jeff to make his debut performance. Up-and-coming musician Penn Badgley plays the role of Jeff Buckley with all the uncertainty and struggle that Buckley fans have heard in his music.
More info and tickets HERE.
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Friday, June 7 - Sunday June 9
Tacoma Convention Center
The new location at the Tacoma Convention Center includes food and beer on site, ample parking, many nearby attractions and will be packed with more games than you've ever seen before!
More info and tickets HERE.
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Tuesday, June 4, 8 PM, Neptune
When asked about his album, Olé! Tarantula, Robyn Hitchcock said, “To me, the whole record is sadness cloaked in fun. But under that sadness, more fun."Such seeming contradictions are what make Hitchcock a credible narrator to his incredible kingdom of song, the one he’s built on a foundation of dreamlike, whimsical, tragic comedy and set to gorgeous and slightly askew melodies for the last 30 years. In Hitchcock’s universe, adventure rocket ships, exploding, twist-off heads and crawling things are the norm, as are supersonic harmonies and an ever-present chiming guitar sound. Through the years, those heavenly refrains, the harmonicas and the hilarity conspired and drew a blueprint for alternative pop as we know it. Is it any wonder he attracts stellar company when he settles in to make a record?
More info and tickets HERE.
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Saturday, August 31 - Monday, September 2, Seattle Center
Join Bumbershoot over Labor Day weekend to see local heroes Death Cab for Cutie play Transatlanticism alongside Grammy-winning group, fun. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Heart, rising hip hop star Kendrick Lamar, and EDM powerhouse BASSNECTAR will also be there. Plus see Stranger-supported local talent like Allen Stone, Sol, Kris Orlowski, Nacho Picasso, David Bazan and many, many more.More info and tickets HERE.
Blended by the marvelous Chris Sparkman of award-winning Sparkman Cellars in Woodinville, Genius Juice is produced in a limited quantity to support the Genius Awards, awarding $25,000 in grants to local artists and arts organizations annually. Only 50 precious cases exist of our 2013 blend, featuring 50 percent Syrah and 50 percent Malbec grapes from gorgeous Red Mountain, Washington.
Genius Juice is only available for purchase in association with Night of a Bunch of Geniuses—our Genius Foundation fundraiser on June 6 at Pike and Summit. Buy it by the case or by the glass: Sparkman Cellars' wine is certified excellent by Wine & Spirits, Wine Spectator, and Wine Enthusiast, and by drinking it in support of the Genius Awards, you will be certified excellent, too.
Friday, June 7, 8 pm–midnight
Seattle Art Museum
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Through May 26, Hale's Palladium
Looking for something fun to do with your date? Come see Twisted Cabaret, Seattle’s only magic, knife throwing, burlesque, unicycle, and offbeat comedy show where you can drink beer! Twisted Cabaret has been inspiring romance and love since 2002 - because laughing beer out of your nose is a great way to get to know someone.FINAL 2 WEEKS. More info and tickets HERE.
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Saturday, August 31 - Monday, September 2
Seattle Center
Plus watch The Stranger partner with Intiman Theatre for a series of "Inappropriate Lectures by Irreverent Artists and Spoiled Children" covering topics too taboo for the dinner table.
More info and tickets HERE.
Thursday, May 16 - Sunday, June 9
SIFF Cinema Uptown
Recognized as one of the top film festivals in North America, the Seattle International Film Festival is the largest, most highly attended film festival in the U.S. The 25-day festival is renowned for its wide-ranging and eclectic programming, presenting over 250 feature length and 150 short films from more than 70 countries each year.
More info and tickets HERE.
The full lineup will be available online May 2.
Through Sunday, June 16, The Kitchen by Delicatus
Inspired by the spaghetti western, SMOKED! is the story of a small town under the thumb of an agribusiness where the lawyers and lobbyists are portrayed as gun-toting-shoot-em-up-sociopathic-thugs.5 cocktails
4-course meal
live theater
This will be one of Cafe Nordo's most intimate events yet.
Friday July 26 - Sunday July 28
The Capitol Hill Block Party returns to the corner of 10th and Pike this summer from July 26th – 28th. With entertainment including The Flaming Lips, Girl Talk, A-TRAK, Dillan Francis and Danny Brown, the seventeenth year is not to be missed.Check out the lineup and festival details HERE.
All Day, Every Day, Rickshaw Restaurant
Newly reopened after a nine month hiatus (not even a nasty fire can keep them down!) the Rickshaw Restaurant and Lounge is just as lively as ever, serving up stiff drinks, great eats, and amazing karaoke seven nights a week. Since 1976 this Northpark standby is a neighborhood favorite but also worth the trip for anyone who enjoys friendly service, a fun atmosphere, great deals on booze, and tasty Chinese food that caters to meat eaters and veggie eaters alike. Stop in once and Rickshaw will quickly become your favorite hangout.Want a great deal? Head to our Stranger Perks page HERE to get twice as much bang for your buck!