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Friday, Feb. 6: Murder-solving yoga teacher

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Friday, Feb. 6: Murder-solving yoga teacher

Yoga is the quintessential exercise for tree-hugging, granola-munching types. But what's the point of getting all in tune with your body and its connection to the earth if people are being killed just outside your yoga classroom? Seattle novelist Tracy Weber will read from her new novel, A Killer Retreat,

Saturday, Feb. 7: Drive The Blues Away

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Saturday, Feb. 7: Drive The Blues Away

Unless we're talking about people with actual chest hair, no one loves beer, booze, blues and Buicks more than the Weekly Volcano. We're willing to bet that the vast majority of celebrants at "Drive the Blues Away," a celebration of beer, booze, blues  and automobiles at LeMay - America's Car

Sunday, Feb. 8: Mark Dufresne

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Sunday, Feb. 8: Mark Dufresne

If the modern blues too often feels ossified - riffs and poses handed down from the Blues Brothers and white classic rockers - then meet Mark Dufresne. The blues musician looks backward and forward at the same time. Dufresne is schooled in the ways of Sonny Boy, Junior Wells and

Monday, Feb. 9: "Postmodern Muslim Feminism"

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Monday, Feb. 9: "Postmodern Muslim Feminism"

As a scarf-wearing Muslim teenager in Chicago, Tahera Ahmad played a mean game of basketball. As a young woman, she wrestled with interpretations of her own faith and went on to study Islamic law at the prestigious Al-Azhar University in Cairo. Today, as a respected scholar, speaker, and youth leader,

Tuesday, Feb. 10: "CRAVE: An Early Glimpse of Spring"

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Tuesday, Feb. 10: "CRAVE: An Early Glimpse of Spring"

The calendar tells us its winter. The W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory remains skeptical. It's true though. Facts don't lie. We still have to pound something strong to battle the biting chill we encounter when we step outside The Swiss to load up the parking meter. But, the Conservatory says the

Music Critics Picks: DJ Pedro, Golden Gardens, Adonis Puentes, Rogues Gallery

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Music Critics Picks: DJ Pedro, Golden Gardens, Adonis Puentes, Rogues Gallery

[DJ] + THURSDAYS As Tacoma nightclubs come and go, Jazzbones on Sixth Avenue remains a heavyweight. The music venue and dance club has recently added Thursday College Night, with DJ Pedro spinning, 75-cent drinks from 9-11 p.m. with bracelet or college ID and sexy patrons. {JOSE GUTIERREZ} THURSDAY COLLEGE NIGHT, 9 p.m.,

Tickets On-Sale Alert: "Weird Al" Yankovic, New Kids On The Block, Death Cab for Cutie, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Waifs, Sufjan Stevens, Widespread Panic and others ...

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Tickets On-Sale Alert: "Weird Al" Yankovic, New Kids On The Block, Death Cab for Cutie, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Waifs, Sufjan Stevens, Widespread Panic and others ...

We list major concerts going on sale this weekend, as well as national touring acts performing in the Puget Sound this week. SECRET TICKET CODE TM = Ticketmaster, 253.627.TIXS, www.ticketmaster.com TWEB = Ticketweb, 866.468.7623, www.ticketweb.com >>> ON SALE NOW Cecile McLorin Salvant Seattle. Feb. 17-18 7:30 pm. $30.50 (Jazz Alley, jazzalley.com) The Mountain Goats Seattle. May

Feedbag: Filet mignon scaloppini, cake pops class, Jameson marinated bananas

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Feedbag: Filet mignon scaloppini, cake pops class, Jameson marinated bananas

SPECIAL DISH Stanley and Seafort's (115 E. 34th St., Tacoma) has a limited-time filet mignon scaloppini with lobster on their specials menu. For $29.95, you may enjoy a tender, breaded filet mignon topped with North Atlantic lobster, oven roasted mushrooms, smoky bacon and béarnaise sauce. Served with grilled asparagus spears and Yukon

Friday, Jan. 30: National Geographic - Brian Skerry

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Friday, Jan. 30: National Geographic - Brian Skerry

Brian Skerry travels the world photographing marine life. His images are stunning; his stories mesmerizing; his job awesome. He's an acclaimed National Geographic photographer who captivates his audiences with the same enthusiasm and excitement with which he captures his subjects. Skerry's award winning underwater photography will demonstrate the mystery of

Thursday, Jan. 29: Filmmaker Audrey Marrs

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Thursday, Jan. 29: Filmmaker Audrey Marrs

Audrey Marrs played a significant role in Olympia's music scene in the '90s rocking in bands Mocket and Bratmobile, before graduating from The Evergreen State College in 1999. She became a filmmaker, and with Charles Ferguson, documented the Iraq War and decisions made by the Bush Administration in No End

Saturday, Jan. 31: Resident Kings

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Saturday, Jan. 31: Resident Kings

Jimmi Davies is a coppersmith, motor head, artist and friendly face around Olympia. But perhaps he is best known for his music - with Oly legends The Dirty Birds and his latest project, straight up rock and rollers Resident Kings. But did you know the singer/saxophonist has a relationship with

Sunday, Feb. 1: Pearl Django

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Sunday, Feb. 1: Pearl Django

We're practically counting down the hours until Super Bowl Sunday, but not for the obvious reasons of gorging on bowls of clam dip and getting pie-eyed on craft beer. Nope, we love Super Bowl Sunday because while folks are cloistered away screaming at their TV sets beginning at sunrise, the

Tuesday, Feb. 3: Edible Gardens

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Tuesday, Feb. 3: Edible Gardens

Imagine a world where food production returns to the neighborhoods. Empty lots, rooftops, front and back yards, and parks can be edible landscapes. We would be eating fresher, healthier food, building community and making safer, more connecting neighborhoods that open doors for further collaboration. Pierce County residents can learn how

Wednesday, Feb. 4: Remembering Medicine Creek

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Wednesday, Feb. 4: Remembering Medicine Creek

The said tribes and bands of Indians hereby cede, relinquish, and convey to the United States, all their right, title, and interest in and to the lands and country occupied by them, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the point on the eastern side of Admiralty Inlet,

Music Critics' Picks: DocktorfunK, Solvents, Hip-Hop 4 The Homeless, The Toasters

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Music Critics' Picks: DocktorfunK, Solvents, Hip-Hop 4 The Homeless, The Toasters

[FUNK] + FRI, JAN. 23 Unh, get on up! Sometimes you just got to get funky. Did you know funk hails from the classical era? The word derives from fumigare, a Latin word that means "to release smoke." It refers to anything stinky or musty, and funk artists are still putting

Tickets On-Sale Alert: Train, Fall Out Boy, K. Michelle, Mastodon, Motley Crue, Jackie Evancho, Jeffrey Osborne, MxPx and others ...

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Tickets On-Sale Alert: Train, Fall Out Boy, K. Michelle, Mastodon, Motley Crue, Jackie Evancho, Jeffrey Osborne, MxPx and others ...

We list major concerts going on sale this weekend, as well as national touring acts performing in the Puget Sound this week. SECRET TICKET CODE TM = Ticketmaster, 253.627.TIXS, www.ticketmaster.com TWEB = Ticketweb, 866.468.7623, www.ticketweb.com   >>> ON SALE NOW Melissa Aldana & Crash Trio Seattle. Feb. 2 7:30 p.m. (Jazz Alley, jazzalley.com) Marcia Ball Seattle. Feb.

Drinks Matter: Harmon 12th Hop IPA, Red Hot breakfast, Hammerhead Ale ...

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Drinks Matter: Harmon 12th Hop IPA, Red Hot breakfast, Hammerhead Ale ...

HARMON HAPS First, Harmon Brewing Co. will release their 12th Hop IPA during the Super Bowl at all their venues. The brew is their new Pt. Defiance IPA recipe dry hopped with 12 different hop varieties: Simcoe, Golding, Cascade, Centennial, Magnum, Palisade, Columbus, Citra, Fuggle, Amarillo, Sterling and Sorachi Ace. Second,

Friday, Jan. 23: Jacobsen Series Presents "Music For Carillon, Percussion and Hammered Dulcimer

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Friday, Jan. 23: Jacobsen Series Presents "Music For Carillon, Percussion and Hammered Dulcimer

Feel like your life could use a little more "je ne sais quoi"? Well, we know quoi: You need a classy joint, a night out on the town, some sweet percussion action. Perhaps in the form of a world premiere duet for marimba and euphonium, written by award-winning composer Neil

Saturday, Jan. 24: Handel's "Alcina"

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Saturday, Jan. 24: Handel's "Alcina"

George Handel's magical opera Alcina, based on the epic Italian poem Orlando Furioso, features back-to-back solos littered with cadenzas, lots of cross-dressing and heavy use of castratos - from the time when castration was the quickest route to success for aspiring opera singers. PLU Opera presents the three-act play that

Sunday, Jan. 25: An Evening with Danny Glover

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Sunday, Jan. 25: An Evening with Danny Glover

Actor Danny Glover hosts an evening tribute to the famed Buffalo Soldiers - African Heritage soldiers who served with unimpeachable distinction for a country that rarely appreciated their valor and sacrifice, presented by the Buffalo Soldiers Museum in Tacoma. Glover starred in the 1997 film Buffalo Soldiers, chronicling the regiment's

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