Here is a video tour of Broadway on Capitol Hill. Not really sure what the video was for but it's interesting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNMVRovQS6g
Here is another interesting video I found
Grand Hallway - "Seward Park"
Video for Seattle band Grand Hallway's "Seward Park", from the album Yes Is The Answer
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Sunday, March 04, 2007
Seattle Pride Saved!!
Here is the Complete Press Release
Seattle – Seattle Out and Proud (SOaP), organizers of Seattle Pride, is proud to announce that the 33rd Annual Pride parade & festival will be held on Sunday, June 24th 2007.
“SOaP was able to negotiate a plan with Seattle Center that will take care of our past bill with them and move Seattle Pride into the future with the Center as a long-term home,” said Seattle Out and Proud President Eric Albert-Gauthier. As part of that plan, SOaP has brought in Independent Event Solutions (IES), a local special event promoter / organizer to help us produce the event at Seattle Center. SOaP and its board will maintain full control of the programming and vision of the festival, but will have professionals to help execute these in a top rate, financially stable fashion.
The parade will take place downtown on Fourth Avenue ending at Seattle Center with the festival. The date has been secured, and the event will happen at Seattle Center this year and into the future. Aside from professional production, SOaP has also brought in a professional sponsorship firm, Baccetti Consulting, who will dramatically increase the sponsorship income.
SOaP's board will now be working hard to unite the whole community around Seattle Pride '07. We need the community to support the event and the event to support the community. With the burden of the event production lifted from us, we will be able to devote more time and resources to making the parade more exciting, raising funds for the parade and the Pride celebration at the Center, building community partnerships, and thinking of new ways to celebrate Seattle's LGBT community over the whole month of June.
“We apologize for the hard road we have had to go down with the whole community to get to this point. We have made some mistakes, but have done so with the best intentions. We have worked hard, struggled, fought, cried, and have learned a lot in the process,” said Seattle Out and Proud Vice President Weston Sprigg. We'd like to thank Seattle Center and the LGBT community for their 'tough love' and for helping us move into the future with a better plan. We expect to be held to a high standard and believe the community has every right to expect SOaP to represent you in the best possible light. As always with a struggle, we are coming out stronger, wiser, and more capable of doing great things.
We already have a lot to celebrate in 2007 with the Washington State Senate passing the Domestic Partnership bill. We hope this will lead to full equal rights for the LGBT community. SOaP believes that Seattle Pride will not only be a great celebration of progress towards this goal, but will also play an important role in it.
Please visit www.SeattlePride.org for more information, updates, and to join us in making 2007 the best Pride Celebration the Northwest has ever seen. Seattle Pride 2007 - Come Together!
For information on Seattle Out and Proud, Contact Eric Albert-Gauthier at ealbertgauthier@
seattlepride.org, 206.910.6576, www.seattlepride.org.
Seattle – Seattle Out and Proud (SOaP), organizers of Seattle Pride, is proud to announce that the 33rd Annual Pride parade & festival will be held on Sunday, June 24th 2007.
“SOaP was able to negotiate a plan with Seattle Center that will take care of our past bill with them and move Seattle Pride into the future with the Center as a long-term home,” said Seattle Out and Proud President Eric Albert-Gauthier. As part of that plan, SOaP has brought in Independent Event Solutions (IES), a local special event promoter / organizer to help us produce the event at Seattle Center. SOaP and its board will maintain full control of the programming and vision of the festival, but will have professionals to help execute these in a top rate, financially stable fashion.
The parade will take place downtown on Fourth Avenue ending at Seattle Center with the festival. The date has been secured, and the event will happen at Seattle Center this year and into the future. Aside from professional production, SOaP has also brought in a professional sponsorship firm, Baccetti Consulting, who will dramatically increase the sponsorship income.
SOaP's board will now be working hard to unite the whole community around Seattle Pride '07. We need the community to support the event and the event to support the community. With the burden of the event production lifted from us, we will be able to devote more time and resources to making the parade more exciting, raising funds for the parade and the Pride celebration at the Center, building community partnerships, and thinking of new ways to celebrate Seattle's LGBT community over the whole month of June.
“We apologize for the hard road we have had to go down with the whole community to get to this point. We have made some mistakes, but have done so with the best intentions. We have worked hard, struggled, fought, cried, and have learned a lot in the process,” said Seattle Out and Proud Vice President Weston Sprigg. We'd like to thank Seattle Center and the LGBT community for their 'tough love' and for helping us move into the future with a better plan. We expect to be held to a high standard and believe the community has every right to expect SOaP to represent you in the best possible light. As always with a struggle, we are coming out stronger, wiser, and more capable of doing great things.
We already have a lot to celebrate in 2007 with the Washington State Senate passing the Domestic Partnership bill. We hope this will lead to full equal rights for the LGBT community. SOaP believes that Seattle Pride will not only be a great celebration of progress towards this goal, but will also play an important role in it.
Please visit www.SeattlePride.org for more information, updates, and to join us in making 2007 the best Pride Celebration the Northwest has ever seen. Seattle Pride 2007 - Come Together!
For information on Seattle Out and Proud, Contact Eric Albert-Gauthier at ealbertgauthier@
seattlepride.org, 206.910.6576, www.seattlepride.org.
March's 25 for $25 Dine Around Seattle
From About.com
Twenty-Five for $25 Dine Around Seattle: Seattle's 25 for $25, March 2007. Every March and November, 25 Seattle restaurants experience Twenty-Five for $25. Twenty-five of Seattle's finest restaurants offer Prix Fixe menus for dinner and lunch from Sundays (dinner only) through Thursdays. Lunch and dinner include three courses (beverage, tax and gratuity are additional). Dinner is $25, Lunch is $15.
Participating Restaurants - March 2007:
- Andaluca
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
407 Olive Way, Seattle, 206.382.6999 - Barking Frog
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
14580 N.E. 145th, Woodinville, 425.424.2999 - Brasa
Dinner
2107 Third Ave., Seattle, 206.728.4220 - Campagne
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
86 Pine St., Seattle, 206.728.2800 - Cascadia
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner/Closed Sunday
2328 First Ave., Seattle, 206.448.8884 - Earth & Ocean
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
1112 Fourth Ave., Seattle, 206.264.6060
- Etta's Seafood
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
2020 Western Ave., Seattle, 206.443.6000 - Eva Restaurant
Dinner
2227 N. 56th St., Seattle, 206.633.3538 - Fish Club
25 for $25 Menu
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
2100 Alaskan Way, Seattle, 206.256.1040 - Flying Fish
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
2234 First Ave., Seattle, 206.728.8595 - Market Street Grill
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
1744 N.W. Market St., Seattle, 206.789.6766 - Nell's Restaurant
Dinner
6804 E. Green Lake Way N., Seattle, 206.524.4044 - Nishino
Dinner
3130 E. Madison St., Seattle, 206.322.5800
- Oceanaire Seafood Room
Dinner
1700 Seventh Ave., Seattle, 206.267.2277 - Ponti Seafood Grill
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
3014 Third Ave. N., Seattle, 206.284.3000 - Ray's Boathouse
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
6049 Seaview Avenue NW, Seattle, 206.789.3770 - Restaurant Zoë
Dinner
2137 Second Ave., Seattle, 206.256.2060 - Sazerac
Dinner
1101 Fourth Ave., Seattle, 206.624.7755 - Serafina
25 for $25 Menu
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
2043 Eastlake Ave. E., Seattle, 206.323.0807
- Six Seven
25 for $25 Menu
Dinner
2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67, Seattle, 206.269.4575 - Szmania’s Restaurant
Lunch/Dinner/Closed Monday/Excludes Sunday lunch
3321 W. McGraw, Seattle, 206.284.7305 - Third Floor Fish Café
Dinner
205 Lake Street S., Kirkland, 425.822.3553 - Tulio
Dinner
1100 Fifth Ave., Seattle, 206.624.5500 - Wild Ginger
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
1401 Third Ave., Seattle, 206.623.4450 - Yarrow Bay Grill & Beach Café
25 for $25 Menu
Lunch/Dinner/Excludes Sunday lunch
1270 Carillon Point, Kirkland, 425.889.9052
$20 tickets to see the Seattle Symphony
The Seattle Symphony is having a one-week sale of tickets to 20 of the concerts remaining on its 2006-07 schedule. The $20 tickets are on sale through Friday at the Benaroya Hall ticket office, 206-215-4747 and seattlesymphony.org.
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Thursday, March 01, 2007
2 Great Events. 34 Art Museums & Expose yourself at Rebar Tonight
TONIGHT

34 Unique Museums of King County
Where
History House of Greater Seattle
790 N. 34th St.
Seattle, Washington 98103
United States
What
Exhibit to introduce and guide visitors to explore 34 unique King County museums, noon-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays through Sept. 2; Open House ceremony, introduction of the displays and recognition of participating groups, 2-4 p.m. Feb. 3

34 Unique Museums of King County
Where
History House of Greater Seattle
790 N. 34th St.
Seattle, Washington 98103
United States
What
Exhibit to introduce and guide visitors to explore 34 unique King County museums, noon-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays through Sept. 2; Open House ceremony, introduction of the displays and recognition of participating groups, 2-4 p.m. Feb. 3
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Celebrate 5 de Mayo with Seattle's Black Tie Bingo

W Seattle
1112 4th Ave, Downtown Seattle
Cocktails at 6:00 p.m.
Dinner & Entertainment at 7:30 p.m.
Click here to purchase tickets now!

Going into its third year, Lifelong’s Black Tie Bingo has quickly become one of Seattle’s hottest fundraising affairs.
Black Tie BingoPlay bingo in style at downtown’s W Seattle and win travel packages to great W Hotel destinations around the country. With celebrity callers, unexpected surprises and, of course, Gay Bingo star GLAMAZONIA, it’s an evening you surely won’t want to miss!
Host Committee Table - $2000 (seats ten)
Includes priority seating, a fabulous dinner, a special gift for all table guests, six bingo games, an essential bingo kit, pre- and post-publicity, recognition from the podium, invitation to VIP after-party and gift bags chock full of luxurious Seattle goodies!
First Class Tickets - $200 each
Includes priority seating, a fabulous dinner, six bingo games, an essential bingo kit, invitation to VIP after-party and gift bags chock full of luxurious Seattle goodies!
Coach Class Tickets - $175 each
Includes a fabulous dinner, six bingo games, an essential bingo kit and gift bags chock full of luxurious Seattle goodies!
Click here to purchase tickets now!
Bingo ball raffles for exciting prize packages!
Each of our five raffle pulls is designated by different colored bingo balls and there are only 75 balls in each set, so buy your balls now before they're gone! Bingo balls can be purchased online $50 each until May 1. After May 1 and during the event, bingo balls may be purchased for $75 each (if there are any left!).
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Sonics unveil proposed arena for Renton

From the SeattleTimes
Any thoughts on the design?
I feel like its going to stick out like a sore thumb in Renton
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