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The Biggest, Stupidest Decade in Seattle History
Bezos shows his balls, Seahawks win Super Bowl, and 18 other events that defined the decade.
Leilani Polk
Leilani was the managing editor at The Stranger beginning in January of 2017. In addition to her boring administrative duties, she sometimes got to write stuff. She’s also a Phishhead, and doesn’t give a shit what you think about that.
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The 59 Best Things To Do in Seattle This Week: December 16-22, 2019
Taylor Mac’s Holiday Sauce, the Winter Solstice Night Market, and More Arts & Culture Critics’ Picks
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The 42 Best Music Shows in Seattle This Week: December 16-22, 2019
Plaid, Poison Idea, and More Music Critics’ Picks
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The 50 Biggest & Most Extravagant New Year’s Eve 2019 Events in Seattle to Buy Tickets for Now
An Artist Home Concert, a Jet City Improv Show, and More Ways to Ring in the New Year
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78 Holiday Concerts in Seattle in 2019 to Get You In A Festive Mood
The Seattle Men’s Chorus, Charlie Brown Christmas Classics, and More
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18 Friday the 13th Events in Seattle on December 13, 2019
Music Shows, Markets, Movies, and Other Spooky Events
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89 Major Events to Know About in the Seattle Area This Weekend: Dec 13-15, 2019
The Parade of Boats, the Renegade Craft Fair, and More
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The 64 Best Things To Do in Seattle This Week: December 9-15, 2019
Trevor Noah, Cucchella, and More Arts & Culture Critics’ Picks
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The 39 Best Music Shows in Seattle This Week: Dec 9-15, 2019
Moon Hooch, Depression Fest, and More Music Critics’ Picks
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42 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Dec 5–8, 2019
Die Hard, The Muppet Christmas Carol, Paranoid Data, and Other Critics’ Picks
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118 Major Events to Know About in the Seattle Area This Weekend: Dec 6-8, 2019
The Great Figgy Pudding Caroling Competition, a Winter Beer Fest, and More
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The Best Movie Releases and Film Festivals in Seattle: Winter 2019/2020
Our Critics’ Picks for December 9–March 15