Seattle’s classical music ensembles and concert venues are off to a running start this year with a stellar line-up of performances for the month of January. If you’ve resolved to catch more live music in 2013, take a peek at our concert round-up. Continue reading What We’re Hearing This Month: Classical Music Picks for January
If you read the Rainier Valley Post, which excerpted those exact lines from Prometheus Brown, you’ll see that the concern of southend residents cuts across color lines when it comes to the nagging suspicion that they’re supposed, simply, to be used to homicides. As one contributor paraphrased it: “The Rainier Valley will always have crime, so it’s no big deal when it happens.” Continue reading Two Seattles Endure a 2012 Murder Spree
On Tuesday evening, the third annual “May Day! May Day!” concert brought a whirlwind of new local music to Town Hall Seattle. Performers included composer Aaron Otheim, the Seattle Modern Orchestra, and the Seattle Chamber Players. Continue reading May Day! A Soundcloud of New Local Music Envelops Town Hall
Diners can expect a menu that includes grasshopper kabobs, a cricket-and-pasta salad, bug juice, and other exotic treats. In addition, Café Racer will feature an insect-themed art exhibit and the mounted insect collection of entomologist Don Ehlen, proprietor of The Insect Safari—an independent education program based in Seattle. Continue reading This Banquet’s Gonna Bug You
