Eastside, September 2009

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The Cheap Guide to Fall Arts

You don’t have to break the bank to paint the town red — in fact, you don’t even have to break a twenty. Here are dozens of tips on steals, special deals, half-price nights and total freebies from the biggest arts groups in Seattle. Edited by Bond Huberman.
Her Own Sweet Time

There’s a recession on. So why are more people than ever buying cakes from Tobey deChristopher and flying thousands of miles to watch her teach the art of sugar?

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Tweet Charity

How the play Next to Normal, which got its start at Issaquah's Village Theatre, hit the Broadway jackpot by using Twitter in ways nobody ever had the audacity to think of before.

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First Up

In Store

What’s your jewelry budget? $28,950 or $7.50? Either way, you can find the glittering object of your affection at the two stores that face each other across Factoria Boulevard: Dacels and Claire’s.

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The Curator's Eye

Preventing Nuclear War. Selected by Daniel R. Smith, curator, The Seattle-Moscow Poster Show.

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The Man Who Found Water Where It Wasn’t

Painter and curator Cable Griffith is so tough he’s named after a Sam Peckinpah character. He talks to our reporter in one of Kirkland’s coolest beer pubs and dreams up an Eastside arts oasis.

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