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The 29 Best Movies Playing in Seattle This Weekend: October 20-23
Blue Jay, Certain Women, Denial, And More Critics' Picks
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
The Stranger's Endorsements for the November 2016 General Election
Vote Against Cheeto Jesus, Fascism, Racism, and Sexual Assault! Vote for Hillary, Democracy, Women, and Pragmatic Incrementalism! Vote for Higher Wages, Clean Elections, the Climate, and Light Rail, Too!
by Stranger Election Control Board
The Quiet Moments Are What Count in Certain Women
by Julia Raban
Your Complete Guide to Halloween 2016 in Seattle
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
SIFF Hires Sarah Wilke as New Executive Director
by Rich Smith
The Stranger's Guide to Seattle's Happiest Happy Hours
by The Stranger
HUMP! 2016 Film Lineup Announced!
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A Guide to Hotel Happy Hours in Seattle
I Visited All of These Places Recently, But I Didn't Stay the Night—I Just Gorged in Their Restaurants
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Bars I Recommend for Taking Tinder Dates To
It's Got to Be Somewhere You're Not Going to Run Into Your Knucklehead Friends—But Good. So, Where?
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The Best Happy Hours in Seattle for Beer Geeks
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Happy Hours for People Who Are a Little Old Man on the Inside
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Last-Minute Plans: 65 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Seattle This Weekend: October 21-23
The Maple Viewing Festival, KEXP's Record Fair, A Halloween Pub Crawl, And More $10-And-Under Events
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
The 29 Best Movies Playing in Seattle This Weekend: October 20-23
Blue Jay, Certain Women, Denial, And More Critics' Picks
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
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Food & Drink »
Food & Drink Events » Restaurants »
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If They Keep Coming Up with Such Delicious Specials, I Think I'm Going to Become a Ferry Regular
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Food News: Fat's Chicken and Waffles Gets a Happy Hour, Healthy Pasta Comes to the Hill, SLU Gets a Digital Beer Bar
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Oh, Come On, Stop Complaining About Pumpkin-Flavored Everything—Pumpkins Are Delicious
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Marina Abramovic Mad Lib
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