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Last-Minute Plans: 83 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do In Seattle This Weekend: May 12-14, 2017
Jim Henson Con, Big Dig Record Show, UW Night Market, And More $10-And-Under Events
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Come see CABARET at The Paramount Theatre, get your tickets today!
Hear some of the most memorable songs in theatre history, including “Willkommen” and “Maybe This Time.”
Aziz Ansari Outdoes Himself in Season Two of Master of None
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Day One of Upstream: So Far So Good.
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Forget Mother's Day, Celebrate National Mama's Bail Out Day
by Katie Herzog
Jenny Durkan Launches Cookie-Cutter Mayoral Campaign
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12 Affordable and Last-Minute Events (And Gift Ideas) For Mother's Day 2017 In Seattle
BadWill Market, The Ninth Annual Flower Festival, An Improv Show, And More Things To Do Under $10
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The 25 Best Movies Playing in Seattle This Weekend: May 11-14, 2017
Psycho, Chasing Trane, HUMP! Film Festival, And More Critics' Picks
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The 56 Best Things To Do In Seattle This Week: May 8-14, 2017
HUMP! Film Festival, Pierogi Fest, Cherdonna's Doll's House, And More Arts & Culture Critics' Picks
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The Nine Best Mother's Day 2017 Brunches in Seattle
Tilth, Goldfinch Tavern, And Other Picks From Our Food Critic For May 14
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The 26 Seattle Beer Week 2017 Events You Can't Miss
Beer Tastings, Games, Food Pairings, And Other Events For May 4-14
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Showtimes, Critics' Picks, Trailers And More For The May 18-June 11 Film Festival
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Police Reports Illustrated: Man Learns About Trespassing Laws
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Your Complete Guide To May 2017 Events In Seattle
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Last-Minute Plans: 83 Free, Cheap & Easy Things To Do In Seattle This Weekend: May 12-14, 2017
Jim Henson Con, Big Dig Record Show, UW Night Market, And More $10-And-Under Events
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
12 Affordable and Last-Minute Events (And Gift Ideas) For Mother's Day 2017 In Seattle
BadWill Market, The Ninth Annual Flower Festival, An Improv Show, And More Things To Do Under $10
by Stranger Things To Do Staff
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The Booming World of $100,000 Bongs
Who makes them? Who buys them? A look inside the high-end functional glass market.
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More THC, Please: Self-Medicating with Weed in the Age of Trump
by Amber Cortes
No Other State with Legal Weed Has This Dumb Rule About Packaging
Washington Is the Only Place in the World Where You Can't Smell Weed—and Properly Evaluate It—Before You Buy It
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Walking into a Weed Store with a Bunch of Senior Citizens
Cannabis Use Is Way Up Among People 65 and Older
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Two Directions: Harry Styles and Damon Albarn Shake Off Pop Stardom in Radically Different Ways
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Upstream Music Fest May Be a Big Success, But Also May Not Be One. Discuss.
If You Do Go, Here Are the Shows We Recommend
by Amber Cortes, Sean Nelson and Dave Segal
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Seattle's Delicious Ice-Cream Mile
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Claire Dederer's Love and Trouble Is a Memoir About Sex and Power
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The Beautiful and Bizarre Moments of Seattle’s Independent Bookstores
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A Tour of Spokane's Remarkable Literary Landmarks
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Proposed Low-Barrier Homeless Shelter Riles Little Saigon Residents
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Olympia Passes a Bunch of New Weed Legislation Which Now Awaits the Governor's Signature
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The Stranger's Guide to the Best International Restaurants in Seattle
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by Charles Mudede
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The Stranger’s Seattle Art and Performance Quarterly »
Neil Gaiman Has Been Thinking a Lot About the End of the World Lately
A Conversation with the Science Fiction and Fantasy Author About His Seattle Past, the Future of America, and the Norse Apocalypse
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The Best Things To Do In Seattle: Spring 2017
Art, Performance, Jazz, Classical, Opera, Film, and Literature Picks From The Spring 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance
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The Understated Pop Brilliance of a 5th Avenue Theatre Director
Bill Berry has a reputation for coaxing funny performances out of actors. How does he do that?
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When Lusting for a Young Woman Doesn't Work, Write an Opera
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