The Lake Washington High School Drama Department presents the timeless musical comedy “Guys and Dolls” for five performances: 2 p.m. May 6
The Kirkland Wednesday Market is hoping to “See you at the market!” as they kick-off the 2009 season on May…
The unseasonably warm weather and bright sunshine drew hundreds down to Ben and Jerry’s Scoop Shop on South Lake Street for Free Cone Day.
Patrons young and old lined up for a free scoop of “Imagine Whirled Peace” or their famous “Cherry Garcia” ice cream.
The “Glad You Asked” section by Timi Gustafson R.D. has been added in response to questions by our readers about Health and Lifestyle issues. Her regular monthly column will continue as always.
The Pacific Sound Chorus captured first place at the regional/state Sweet Adelines International chorus competition held Saturday, April 4, in Spokane.
Watching the news on television recently, Bill Rosenthal made the connection.
Ditch digging was just one of them.
More than 50 youngsters and their families gathered at Lake Washington United Methodist Church in Kirkland Saturday for an Easter celebration.
The Discovery Community School’s (DCS) Middles students (grades three and four) hosted a very European poetry café on March 25, complete with Beatnik music, dark shades, checkered tablecloths and 12 types of clapping.
The Small Jazz Orchestra will host an open jazz jam session from 7-10 p.m. Friday, April 10 at the Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB), located at 348 Kirkland Avenue in Kirkland. Admission is $5.
Two hundred miles above Earth, the astronaut described to students what the planet looks like from outer space.
The 2009 season of the Kirkland Wednesday Market begins May 6 at a new location this year.
Teresa Saia will display her new works through April 20 at Howard/Mandville Gallery, 120 Park Lane in Kirkland.
The colorful puppetry of “The Reluctant Dragon” will come to life in a special performance to benefit KITH at 7 p.m. April 18 at the Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Ave.
A satirical newspaper based loosely on current events, the story “City of Kirkland Outlaws layoffs” appears to poke fun at the city’s recent economic development and business retention efforts.
Lake Washington High School and school district officials, builders and both current and future students gathered at a fallow field near 75th Street to officially break ground for the construction of a new high school March 18.
Known for his old Seattle Weekly column and nom de plume “Mossback,” most in the small crowd at Parkplace Books last Tuesday remembered him as just “Skip.”
Saturday Night Live actor-comedian Kevin Nealon will entertain comedy fans at Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland, March 20 and 21.