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Arts & Appetite

2024 Year in Review: Arts & Appetite, Part 2

How lucky we are to live in south Snohomish County, surrounded by some of the most remarkable restaurants, bakeries, and markets in the Puget Sound region. Who needs to go to Seattle when we can …

2024 Year in Review: Arts & Appetite, part 1

As we prepare to enter a new year, it is always nice to take time to look back on how much there is to enjoy in both food and the arts in our community and remember what has fed our souls and our …

Nancy Leson, Shubert Ho, and Marjie Bowker join me to talk about food

This past weekend, the Edmonds Library hosted a panel discussion called “Let’s Talk About Food.” The event was a fundraiser for the Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation and featured Nancy …

A one-of-a-kind perspective at Cascadia Art Museum

The new exhibition at Cascadia Art Museum, “The Art of B.L. Hyde: Structure and Form,” is a stunning retrospective of a truly talented Northwest artist.   Despite receiving …

What is your thing?

“If you appreciate humans, you should be against anything that’s going against people.” – Keith Haring The MoPOP, or Museum of Pop , opened a special exhibition this …

Highway 99: The restaurant gift that keeps giving

Highway 99 is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to cuisine. From tradition to fusion restaurants and food trucks to markets, the stretch of Aurora Avenue in south Snohomish County offers a …

T Dumpling House: Comfort food packaged up just right

Dumplings are, quite simply, wonderful. Think about it: Savory, minced meat (pork to chicken, shrimp, or even fish) and vegetables (cabbage or chives) wrapped up in soft and tender …

September means a new season (for the arts)

Somehow, September is upon us. Summer is suddenly coming to an end, and it feels too soon. June, July, and August gave us a summer of high and low temps, a summer of rains and striking sunshine, a …

Thai street food arrives in Edmonds

Just two weeks ago, this column began with some good news and bad news. I lamented the loss of the deliciously authentic Pok Pok Thai in Edmonds while celebrating the transition to Thai Wisdom, …

In Westgate: Same space, new delicious Thai

The corner of Edmonds Way and 100th Avenue West in Edmonds is always a busy one, so when a new flutter flag with the words “Thai food” went up amid the signs for political candidates, …

The way to cook: A chef-guided tour of the market

It is all about cooking with what is fresh and local in one of the newest classes at Edmonds local demonstration kitchen and cooking class business, Table for 12. A couple of weeks ago, I …

Our rich heritage of diverse foods is welcome

After binge-watching the first four episodes of the fabulous Hulu series “The Bear,” it is clear that the show is a bit of a love letter to restaurants. Love with all of its messy, …

The year of women continues at Cascadia Art Museum

Cascadia Art Museum continues to feature artists who we may not know but need to, and the museum itself is a work of art, especially in summer when the blooms out front make you stop and study just …

Edmonds Saturday market favorites, old and new

Everyone in Edmonds and the surrounding area wait somewhat impatiently for the Summer Market to begin, and with the May we had (weather-wise), June’s sunny days have meant a slight delay to the …

Main Street Commons: They’re all in

Common ground? Common area? How about just Commons? The Main Street Commons, that is. A few weeks ago, the final (and arguably the cornerstone) of the Main Street Commons in Edmonds opened its …

Potato, Potato, Potato: Part 1

What is better than a potato? The humble potato is versatile, transformable, and delectable. Potatoes can be the base of a dish, a side, or the star of the show. Potatoes can be covered and …

For 20 years: ‘Meet me at the Twig’

The folks at Red Twig like to say, “Drink Coffee, Eat Well, Do Good Things.” It is a fitting tagline for a café where so many busy people like to meet in Edmonds. I have yet …

Always a day of discovery at Cascadia Art Museum

Perhaps you are out and about to explore near home, or you have friends in from out of town. Why not take in some beautiful Northwest art? Cascadia Art Museum continues to expose the art community to …

Musicology Co. – musical arts in Edmonds

“After silence, that which comes closest to expressing the inexplicable is music.” – Aldus Huxley Edmonds has long been known as an arts community. The Edmonds Arts Festival, …

Going back: Bar Dojo, Fire & the Feast, Hosoonyi, Gyros Kebab

This winter has had its chills, and sometimes we just want to have a meal we know will warm our taste buds and our souls.  With no shortage of options in our area, this week’s Arts …

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