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TIKI LOGIC: Vicci Martinez, Dirty Hollywood, Honeybear and the Ventures

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TIKI LOGIC: Vicci Martinez, Dirty Hollywood, Honeybear and the Ventures

It's a new week, which means it's time for a new installment of Bobble Tiki's South Sound music news and notes column. Without further ado, let's get rolling. Bobble Tiki's never been afraid of redundancies. For years, Bobble Tiki has heard his bosses fight against it, both in print inside the

Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar

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Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar

ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC Ted Brown Music Company Tacoma - South. Uke 'An Jam. All Ages. 6:30-8 pm. NC. Tugboat Annies Olympia - Westside. Wed night Irish Session. 7:00- 930. NC. COMEDY/GAMES Little Creek Casino Shelton. America's Greatest Game Shows, hosted by Erik Estrada. 2 and 6 pm. Cascade Community Center

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Aloha Eddie Vedder!

Aloha, my good friends! This is Carmen Jones coming at you live from a Waikiki lanai that overlooks the busiest golf course in the world, and is a stone’s throw from the beach and the sand that I love to sink my pedicured toes into. Yes! I’m here visiting my dear friend from

Comedian Ian Karmel in Tacoma

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Comedian Ian Karmel in Tacoma

Let's face it: some people are genetically predisposed to be standup comedians. I say this knowing I may be one of them. Ian Karmel, a comic best known for appearances on Chelsea Lately, Conan and Portlandia, is a 29-year-old who looks a great deal like I did at age 29.

Through Sept. 27: Marita Dingus' "They Still Hold Us"

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Through Sept. 27: Marita Dingus' "They Still Hold Us"

Marita Dingus is one of Seattle's most unique and well-known artists, renowned for works made from scrap materials such as bent wire and often depicting and commenting on the African American experience. For years she made art about the institution of slavery including a monumental, room-size figure

Visual Edge: Marita Dingus "They Still Hold Us" at Kittredge Gallery

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Visual Edge: Marita Dingus "They Still Hold Us" at Kittredge Gallery

Marita Dingus is one of Seattle's most unique and well-known artists, renowned for works made from scrap materials such as bent wire and often depicting and commenting on the African American experience. For years she made art about the institution of slavery including a monumental, room-size figure of a slave

Army Retirement Series: Spouse year-long diary as Spec. Ops husband transfers to civilian life

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Army Retirement Series: Spouse year-long diary as Spec. Ops husband transfers to civilian life

When my husband joined the Army in 1983, there were no cell phones, no computers and the Berlin Wall was still going strong. The Global War on Terror was nowhere to be seen - at least for most of us. Things have certainly changed during the course of what will be

Sunday, Sept. 14: Mark Lewis Quartet featuring guitarist Milo Petersen

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Sunday, Sept. 14: Mark Lewis Quartet featuring guitarist Milo Petersen

Jazz LIVE at Marine View is one of the best jazz series in the South Sound, and it isn't even a club. The venue is actually a church off beautiful Marine View Drive in Northwest Tacoma; it also happens to host a treasured music series for free. The series starts

Monday, Sept. 15: Author Karen Barnett

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Monday, Sept. 15: Author Karen Barnett

Flash back to the Roaring 20s, when Port Angeles was in the midst of the Prohibition: Booze was banned, stealthy bootleggers, rum-runners and manufactures of moonshine roamed the streets. Local author Karen Barnett captured the scene in her book, Mistaken, a suspenseful, historical romance set in and around Port Angeles,

Theater Review: "Blithe Spirit" at Olympia Little Theatre

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Theater Review: "Blithe Spirit" at Olympia Little Theatre

I earned my undergraduate theater BA in an auditorium reputed, as so many are, to be haunted. Students reported inexplicable pennies falling from the "clouds" overhead. I heard women's voices arguing in the wings one night in an otherwise empty building, a phenomenon I was helpless to explain till a

On rocking faces off

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On rocking faces off

Recently, I watched a television program called Seven Ages of Rock. Among the many issues I had with the show (only seven ages of rock, ending with '90s Britpop?), chief among them was the coverage of late '80s, early '90s American alternative music. Only R.E.M. and Nirvana were discussed.

(WINNER CHOSEN) Morning Quickie Newsletter: Free Grit City Fest VIP Pass

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(WINNER CHOSEN) Morning Quickie Newsletter: Free Grit City Fest VIP Pass

(Contest Closed) For this week's Weekly Volcano Morning Quickie e-newsletter contest we're giving away a VIP pass ($40 value) to the three-day Grit City Fest in downtown Tacoma. Read why that is so awesome here. To enter — please send an email to feedback@weeklyvolcano.com.

In need of foster home Sept 11 2010-Jan 25 2011 due to deployment

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In need of foster home Sept 11 2010-Jan 25 2011 due to deployment

My name is Savanna. I live in Graham, WA and I am in the Air Force. My husband, who is also in the Air Force, is deployed for a 365. I just found out that I am deploying in September for 4 months. I have these two wonderful black labs

Saturday, June 19: "Quiet Shoes"

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Saturday, June 19: "Quiet Shoes"

Directed by Issac Olsen, written by Olsen and Kurt Kendall, and starring Dale Phillips, the film centers around a private dick by the name of Savage - Rick Savage. When a suspicious-looking dame enters his life, the dick is thrown into a world of intrigue, cigarettes, shadows,

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Arts Walk XXXIV

When you’re riding herd on one of the largest indoor and outdoor extravaganzas in the state of Washington and you’ve been doing it twice a year since just about forever, it might be a little difficult to keep it fresh and exciting. But the city of Olympia somehow does just

Quiet Shoes

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Quiet Shoes

There are eight million stories in the City of Destiny. This is one of them. In February of 2006, Isaac Olsen got together with Kurt Kendall and Dale Phillips of Girl Trouble at a deserted farmhouse in Orting. They had broken into the house for their first day of shooting; the

Picnic Hot Spots

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Picnic Hot Spots

Are you looking for a special place to share a picnic lunch with your sweetheart?  If so, Washington state has places along the Pacific Ocean, amongst the mountain ranges, in the National parks, on islands, near the beach, with views of whales, lighthouses, the Seattle skyline, and beautiful lush gardens. Before you

Bird Watching in Washington State

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Bird Watching in Washington State

Every state in the United States boasts some unique bird-watching excursions, and Washington State is no exception. Whether you are out to see Bald Eagles, Laysan Albatross, Hermit Warblers, or Spotted Owls, Washington has some breathtaking locations for spotting birds.  Some of the top locations include: Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, Olympic National

Through July 3: Davide Salvadore

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Through July 3: Davide Salvadore

I got a sneak peek at the Davide Salvadore exhibition at William Traver Gallery in Tacoma, and I'm glad I got to see it. Salvadore is a Venetian glass artist from Murano, the glass art capital of the world. His art reflects the colorful traditions not of Venice,

Seeing Salvadore

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Seeing Salvadore

I got a sneak peek at the Davide Salvadore exhibition at William Traver Gallery in Tacoma, and I'm glad I got to see it. Salvadore is a Venetian glass artist from Murano, the glass art capital of the world. His art reflects the colorful traditions not of Venice, but of

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