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Play Date: Striking Out with Strangers on the Leftovers Softball Team
This Team Full of Enthusiastic Strangers-Turned-Friends Drives a Stake Through the Heart of the Seattle Freeze
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Seattle’s unique position in the world, both geographically and politically, creates fertile ground for subcultures of all kinds to take root and flourish. In this column, writer Nathalie Graham immerses herself in those scenes, exploring their insights and contributions to life in a city we all call home.
Do you participate in a group or subculture that you think more people should know about? Then write to Nathalie at playdate@thestranger.com and invite her on your next outing. Or inning. Or wherever-ing.
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Swimming in Circles with Seattle’s Underwater Hockey Team
Seattle’s Longest-Running Hockey Team Is Actually the Seattle Seahammers, not the Seattle Kraken
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Finding Humanity Alongside Druids, Demons, Tabaxi, and War Veterans
A University of Washington D&D Campaign Helps Former Soldiers Return to Civilian Life
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Swinging through Emerald City Trapeze Arts’ Final Act
Performers Mourn the Loss of Trapeze Programming, Search for a New Venue
