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Kirkland Performance Center’s 2008-2009 season will include Natalie MacMaster, Taylor 2, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, jazz guitarist Jack Wilkins, the National tour of Broadway’s The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and more – 42 artists in all.
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A listing of arts and entertainment events in and around Bellevue.
Thinking of buying a new television? Well, apparently you are not alone if a new jumbo-tronic video monster is calling your name. According to a consumer survey taken this May, more Americans than ever are thinking of getting a new TV.
The other day, I thought of a new law that ought to be enacted.
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Calendars are published Wednesdays and Saturdays on a space-available basis. Items for the Wednesday edition must be submitted by noon the previous Thursday. Items for the Saturday edition must be submitted by noon the previous Tuesday.
The 3rd annual art show “Every Picture Tells a Story” will take place from July 1-20 at Madison House Retirement Community in Kirkland.
Fourteen Bellevue organizations have received grants from 4Culture for sustained support.
Tickets are now on sale for grandstand stage shows at the Evergreen State Fair. Here’s the lineup:
Tillicum Middle School 6th-grader Ezra Tores put down his scissors and held up a red paper dragon he had cut out.
Seven students from the Bellevue area have won awards in the Washington State PTA Reflections Cultural Arts program.
Among the sights I have yet to see is that of a protester marching in front of the corporate headquarters of Raid, carrying a placard that says, “End the killing of spiders, fleas, houseflies, chiggers, mealworms and cockroaches!”
As far as I know, there is no PETA-like group that speaks out in defense of stinkbugs, snout beetles and termites.
It’s not only insects that receive a lack of support. Everybody loves a baby bunny; fewer love baby nematodes.
Ugly creatures don’t have a lobby.
So it’s no surprise that plenty of folks in Texas – especially ranchers – have little regard for buzzards.
A listing of arts and entertainment events happening in and around Bellevue.
The Attic Theatre will present Robert Fulghum’s, “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” The musical adaptation spotlights the important values of life, as revealed through vignettes and songs.
Over 15 million copies of Fulghum’s books are currently in print. The bestselling author, philosopher, teacher, artist, and musician resides part-time in Seattle.