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This Weekend. . . Spend Time with Rare Old Books at the Antiquarian Book Fairtheseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Oct 9, 2008 This Weekend. . . . . . hang out with some old book dealers at the 21st Annual Antiquarian Book Fair . Old means books, not the dealers! This international book event features thousands of rare books, prints, map … Also tagged: books, events, shopping, seattle center, people interesting local people, this weekend |
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Oct 5, 2008
Details: The Pioneer Building is located in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square at the corner of First Avenue and James Street. I was completed in 1891, after the Great Seattle Fire (1889). The building is made of …
Also tagged: architecture, photos, pioneer square, tours guided or self guided, walking tours
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Oct 2, 2008
This Weekend. . . . . . Register to vote and join in one of the greatest rights of citizenship. October 4 is the last day for citizens to register or update their voter registration via online or mail Washington is …
Also tagged: élections, voting, sound like a local local speak
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Oct 1, 2008
Whenever I fly into Seattle and look out the window at its skyline I see something new. Despite living in the area all of my life, looking down on the city gives me a new perspective on its landscape and …
Also tagged: architecture, books, attractions, lunch hour fun, tours guided or self guided, walking tours, just a bit weird fun and 38 quirky places, historical buildings
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 30, 2008
The greening of Seattle just got a little easier – and cheaper – with the launch of Green Fridays . The program was launched this summer by Belltown architects Velocipede, and they offer free green consultations for …
Also tagged: environment, eco friendly, people interesting local people, sound like a local local speak, belltown
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 17, 2008
The bag tax previously passed by the Seattle City Council has now been bagged – at least temporarily. Citizens rounded up enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot for a public vote. What do you think? Will …
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 15, 2008
If you’re looking for a little sampler of what Seattle has to offer, this video should convince you to plan a visit: Share This
Also tagged: seattle, attractions, must see sights, sound like a local local speak
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 10, 2008
Gardening alert! Zoo Doo is here! Yep, the semi-annual Fecal Fest when residents vie for the chance to get a load of. . . well, crap from Woodland Park Zoo. You’ll have a choice between the traditional Zoo Doo or the …
Also tagged: events, gardening, zoos, sound like a local local speak, woodland park zoo, just a bit weird fun and 38 quirky places
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 9, 2008
Adventure comes to Seattle this month in the form of the Adventure Travel Expo . I’ve been to this expo before, and I was very excited that this year its making an appearance here on my home turf of Seattle. The Expo …
Also tagged: announcements, events, travel tips general information, people interesting local people, adventure travel, sports and 38 recreation
theseattletraveler.com » The Seattle Traveler - Sep 3, 2008
Downtown Seattle can be a bit confusing, but I learned the location of the streets in the downtown core using the following mnemonic: Jesus Christ Made Seattle Under Protest The starting letter of each of those words …
Also tagged: directions, getting around local transportation, travel tips general information, sound like a local local speak, seattle streets