Attention, citizens of the Slogosphere: It is my pleasure to inform you of the birth of the brand-new Stranger Suggests page. Here you will find all the glory of Stranger Suggests—your eternally discerning guide to the best art, music, film, theater, books, food, and nightlife in Seattle right now, selected by the editors of The Stranger—made even better through technology.
For instance: You know how with Suggests-in-print, the parameters of the week are prohibitively strict? People who pick up a paper on Wednesday get a full week of Suggests, but those who pick up a paper on Monday get only two days’ worth. On the new Suggests page, you can gaze into the future, finding the next full week of Suggested events online every minute of the day.
And if you’re primarily concerned with the present, Suggests will forever direct you to the best art, music, film, theater, books, food, and nightlife in Seattle RIGHT NOW.
To sign up for Suggests of the Day and/or Week updates via email and Twitter, get thee to the gray bar hovering at the bottom of the screen.
Welcome to the world, brand-new Suggests!
Well, that is just an adorable new page. Well done!
This is great. I’ve wanted to see suggestions for more than a week in the future for a long time.
Nice. Although I’m not completely sold on using the word “Today” for every day. My mind mostly thinks “More recommended events for Sunday” when I click on the graphic but a tiny part is confused since Today is not Sunday.
Hooray!! Great job on the new page(s), I am very much more likely to use it!
This is a beautiful, functional new page!! Really nice work, to whomever worked on it.
i like it, but when there is too much going on in a category on a single day it pushes the ‘all today’s picks’ out of the click-able area.
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We can haz Bastille Day at Seattle Center this weekend?
By the way, there’s no grey bar hovering on my iPad Twitter app …
@6 – Thanks, we’ll check that out.
@8 – Mobile browsers don’t support fixed position elements, so the Twitter/Email bar is displayed up at the top on those devices. Right under the banner ad.
I prefer the term “Slogerati.” “Slogosphere” is a little planet-centric for my tastes. Hitler would have said Slogosphere, you know.