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Crawl Space's Final Opening
Crawl Space is closing, which is cause for howling. This is the last opening. The show is Stranger Circumstances, featuring Seattle trio PDL, Italian artist Massimo Guerrera, Montreal's Alana Riley, and Vancouver's Ron Tran, focusing on encounters between artists and strangers. These encounters will happen at the opening. Things that have happened at past openings: beercycling, making out, ogling sewn fruit, art-encrusted toilets, Triscuit sponsorship, endless pathways to nowhere. Howl. (Crawl Space Gallery, 504 E Denny Way #1, 201-2441. 6–10 pm, free.)
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David Bazan, Say Hi, the Sea Navy
Tonight, former Pedro the Lion frontman David Bazan returns home from a solo tour that has seen him playing private shows in people's living rooms and traveling in a van paid for with donations from fans. This humble touring scheme coincides with Bazan's most recent album, Curse Your Branches, his first full-length under his given name, which has been aptly described as a breakup album, only with God instead of a girl. The record details Bazan's falling out of faith with evangelical Christianity and his subsequent attempts to drown his newfound agnosticism with alcohol. (Neumos, 925 E Pike St, 709-9467. 8 pm, $13, 21+.)
by Eric GrandyWe Also Recommend…
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- It's Not in the P-I: A Living Newspaper About a Dying Newspaper, at North Seattle Community College
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White Center's Got a Lot Going for It
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Bar Exam: Pasties at Pampas: Burlesque at Seattle's Poshest Cabaret
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The Adoration of Alexander Calder
Grappling with the Good Cheer of the Maker of the Mobile
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No They Can't
A New Musical About Obama Fails
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It's Not in the P-I
The Dying Theater Industry Stages a Play About the Dying Newspaper Industry
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Recipes Are for Old Ladies
A Professional Cook Explains How to Read Cookbooks
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Constant Reader: Who Killed Bailey/Coy Books?
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Thirty-Plus Years in Yellow Boilersuits and Red Flowerpot Hats
Devo's Duty Now for the Past
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In and Out of Grace
Losing Your Religion (and Looking for It Again) with the Mountain Goats and David Bazan
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Assassination Investigation
The First Few Days in the Search for the Killer of a Seattle Police Officer
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Interview with Mike McGinn: "I'm a Little Bit Different from Your Usual Politician"
On November 4 at Noon, the Frontrunner in the Mayor's Race Reflects on the 910-Vote Margin in His Race, His Campaign's Unusually Productive Election-Night Party, and the Transition Team He Hopes to Build
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Meet Your New Mayor
Richard Conlin, the city council president, is now the most powerful politician in Seattle. What's he going to do about it?
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