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Reserve Now or Rough It This Summer: Swank New Digs on San Juan Island Allow for Close-in "Camping"

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Totally tubular camping at Lakedale

Got your summer camping reservations yet? 'Course you do; we Northwest die-hard dirt campers know you gotta get online in early February to snag the choice riverside sites. Or do we? Though I quiver with anticipation whenever I see my sleek Coleman stove gathering dust in my garage, a press release that just crossed my desktop has me wondering whether this is the summer I'll consider a swankier, less bug-infested version of my fave outdoor activity. Read more »

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Fashion + Style Friday: Meet the 2011 Seamless in Seattle designers, plus see the amazing designs

A look by 2010 Seamless in Seattle winner Heilyke; who will come out on top in 2011?

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Producer Jennifer Roth to Receive Mayor's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Film

We can't keep this news under our hats any longer! The recipient of the 2011 Mayor's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Film is... Seattle-based producer Jennifer Roth. Hooray! Roth will be presented with the award at SIFF's opening night on May 19th. She's receiving the prestigious award because she has played a crucial role in getting big budget movies filmed in Seattle, and also because of her tireless dedication to local indie filmmakers. Read more »

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Langdon Cook at Hugo House, "This" at Seattle Rep and more Top To-do's for the Week

See country crooner Zoe Muth at Columbia City Theater this Saturday

Langdon Cook at Richard Hugo House
Wednesday (4/27) -
As part of the monthlong poetry celebration at Hugo House, famed forager and Seattle mag columnist Langdon Cook will crack open the oyster chapter of his book, Fat of the Land, while Seattle poets Martha Silano, Kevin Craft and Kate Lebo share odes to sausages, pies and other reasons to eat poetic. $10–$15. Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave.; 206.322.7030; hugohouse.org

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Easter Brunch Roundup

Whaterver your Easter routine may be, for foodies, this Sunday is an excellent excuse to eat out. Here’s our roundup of Seattle area buffets and special menus. Don’t forget to make reservations – spots fill up quickly.

 

ART Restaurant

206.749.7070

Downtown

$65 Adults, $25 Children between 11am-2pm

Featured items include lemon brioche French toast, Dungeness crab cake benedict and deliciously-sweet maple glazed Virginia ham.

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