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ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC Stonegate Pizza. Tacoma - South. Acoustic Couch Jam. 8:30 pm. NC. BLUES Uncle Sam's American Bar & Grill. Spanaway. Blues Monday. 7 pm. NC. COMEDY/GAMES Willoughby's Restaurant and Lounge. Yelm. Bar Bingo. 7 pm. NC. Harmon Tap Room. Tacoma - Stadium District. Tap Room Trivia. $50 cash prize for the winner of each round. 6-8
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ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC O'Blarney's Irish Pub. Olympia - Eastside. Irish Sessions. Live traditional Irish music. 7:30 pm. NC. Traditions Cafe and World Folk Art. Olympia - Downtown. Oly Songwriter Circle. All Ages. 7 pm. NC. Tugboat Annies. Olympia - Westside. Open Mic Night. 9 pm. NC. BLUES Stonegate Pizza. Tacoma - South. Rafael Tranquilino Band rockin'
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Three words for you: blood, bitches and beer. No, I’m not talking about my last evening out with The KAke, I’m talking about Ft. Lewis’ newest weapon of choice — the Fort Lewis Rollergirls. We’ve got a new roller-kid in town, and she’s not about to skate in quietly. The league
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Three words for you: blood, bitches and beer. No, I’m not talking about my last evening out with The KAke, I’m talking about Ft. Lewis’ newest weapon of choice — the Fort Lewis Rollergirls. We’ve got a new roller-kid in town, and she’s not about to skate in quietly. The league
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BLUES Charlie's Sports Bar and Grill. Olympia - Downtown. Blues Jam with Blues Attitude. 9 pm. NC. Dawson's Bar and Grill. Tacoma - South. Crazy Texas Gypsies Open Jam. 8 pm. Midtown Grill. Bonney Lake. Wednesday Night Blues Jam. All Ages. 7-11 PM. COMEDY/GAMES Pints & Quarts Pub Westside. Olympia - Westside. Bingo. Win prizes.
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Downtown Olympia offers a handful of antique stores, each with its own flavor, each fun to explore. The newest addition to the treasure hunt, Peacock Vintage, opened its doors July 7. From Olympia City Hall, you can see the Peacock painted on the side of the building located at 512
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Roger Ebert's Review of Quantum of Solace ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. Quantum of Solace Starring: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric, and Judi Dench Rating: Two out of four stars Columbia/MGM present a film directed by Marc Forster and
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Roger Ebert's Review of Quantum of Solace ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. Quantum of Solace Starring: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric, and Judi Dench Rating: Two out of four stars Columbia/MGM present a film directed by Marc Forster and
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Let The Right One In will screen Saturday, Nov. 15, 6 p.m. at the Capitol Theater in Olympia as part of the Olympia Film Festival. Roger Ebert's review of Let The Right One In ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web
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Let The Right One In will screen Saturday, Nov. 15, 6 p.m. at the Capitol Theater in Olympia as part of the Olympia Film Festival. Roger Ebert's review of Let The Right One In ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web
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APPALOOSA: Ed Harris plays a sheriff and Viggo Mortensen is his deputy. They travel the Old West, cleaning bad guys out of towns. Appaloosa lives in dread of an evil rancher (Jeremy Irons). A cute young miss in a fetching frock (Renee Zellweger) arrives in town on the stage. It’s
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There’s something iconic and romantic about cowboys and old western films. Maybe, in this age awash with vague morals and seeming injustice around every turn, the idea of a life filled with honor, baking sun and a trusty horse just feels comforting. Or maybe people just really like cowboy hats
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There’s something iconic and romantic about cowboys and old western films. Maybe, in this age awash with vague morals and seeming injustice around every turn, the idea of a life filled with honor, baking sun and a trusty horse just feels comforting. Or maybe people just really like cowboy hats
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There’s a lot to like in the latest art exhibit at South Puget Sound Community College. Michael Lindenmeyer’s constructions and Dan Meuse’s photographs complement each other well. Lindenmeyer’s constructions are colorful, inventive and humorous; Meuse’s photographs are somber and classical. What they have in common is age — the look
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There’s a lot to like in the latest art exhibit at South Puget Sound Community College. Michael Lindenmeyer’s constructions and Dan Meuse’s photographs complement each other well. Lindenmeyer’s constructions are colorful, inventive and humorous; Meuse’s photographs are somber and classical. What they have in common is age — the look
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The works of William Shakespeare are often not particularly accessible to younger audiences because of the arcane language and the complicated plotlines and story twists. There have been countless efforts to bring the shows to new audiences, and they all have had varying degrees of success. One troupe in the successful
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The works of William Shakespeare are often not particularly accessible to younger audiences because of the arcane language and the complicated plotlines and story twists. There have been countless efforts to bring the shows to new audiences, and they all have had varying degrees of success. One troupe in the successful
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The majority of restaurants fail in this country, therefore, it should come as no surprise that few eateries in the South Sound celebrate 25 year anniversaries, let alone 50 or greater. Locally, the Hob Nob, the Harvester and The Spar in Old Town Tacoma represent places nearing their 80 year
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The majority of restaurants fail in this country, therefore, it should come as no surprise that few eateries in the South Sound celebrate 25 year anniversaries, let alone 50 or greater. Locally, the Hob Nob, the Harvester and The Spar in Old Town Tacoma represent places nearing their 80 year
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Bobble Tiki is back. After a restful vacation spent rediscovering his umbrella drink and suntan lotion heritage in Hawaii, Bobble Tiki resumes his post this week here in the dreary Northwest, rearing and ready to once again put his Tiki nose to the grindstone. It’s funny how even a short
