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At age 17, Ballard High School graduate Jesse Harris wrote and directed a feature-length film, “Living Life,” that received a multi-city theatrical release. As a followup, he’s got his eye on something a little bigger – a multi-day, international…MORE

Root Table 2213 N.W. Market St. 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., lunch and dinner served daily Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. daily 420-3214

Tables made of lightly processed wood (still resembling the trees of its origin) and a dark, calm…MORE

South Park Library was treated to a professional prank-filled performance by Charlie Williams yesterday on April Fool's Day. His target audience were pre-schoolers and other youngsters, but by the end of his act, even the librarians were giggling…MORE

On its Web site, the 275-member Tibbetts United Methodist Church in West Seattle declares, “Open minds. Open Hearts. Open Doors.” For its popular reverend Dr. Joanne Carlson Brown, a relative newcomer to the church who is ushering in Tibbetts’…MORE

Wes and Eugene's Cabinet of Wonders rolled into the Tractor Tavern April 1.

The tour is a collaboration between musician/writer John Wesley Harding and comedian Eugene Mirman.

Each show is different depending on the city and what…MORE

Seattle contemporary performance group Manifold Motion announces the premiere of its newest production, "Woolgatherer," May 2 through 10 at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center.

Intertwining the arts of performance and craft, fiber artists…MORE

Sebastien Grainger and the Mountains played a free, in-store set April 1 at Sonic Boom Records.

Sebastien Grainger is a former member of Death From Above 1979 and comes from Ontario, Canada.

The Ballard Sound is a slideshow…MORE

It’s snowing as I write this. April Fools, huh? Hummm…. Let me think for a moment. Oh ya, I remember where I am now, I’m not in Kansas anymore – I’m in Seattle. Did someone forget to order spring?

So, what to do? We want to get out in…MORE

The Seagle, a sea serpent described in Scandinavian folk tales, appeared April 1, making its home in the vacant lot at the corner of Market Street and 28th Avenue Northwest, across from the future home of the Nordic Heritage Museum.

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Seattle sports fans, frustrated with losing teams, and teams that take their ball and leave town, have a winning team to root for they may not even know exists. It’s the Seattle Majestics, a full-contact women’s football team in the Independent…MORE