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A taste of local culinary history

Judith Dern will be at Magnolia's Bookstore from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday with her new book, “The Food and Drink of Seattle: From Wild Salmon to Craft Beer.” Photo by Joe Veyera

Monday, August 20, 2018 5:22 PM

Magnolia author's new book covers past and present of Seattle food

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TREE TALK | The lesser-known buy equally special sibling

History is full of stories about siblings, one whose fame eclipsed the other.
MOVIE REVIEW | Biopic 'Blaze' fans the flames of an unheralded legend

"It tells you exactly what is going to happen, and still manages to feel infinite and amorphous."
MOVIE REVIEW | 'Kin' fails to be something special

"Every aspect of the film was poorly done with the exception of two."
'The Bookshop' needs more within its pages

It’s not that every bit of every movie has to “go somewhere,” but when “The Bookshop” takes its time ... it can’t manage to keep all the balls in the air.
In new cookbook, Chou aims to make Chinese cooking more accessible

Ex-Post Intelligencer food editor will hold cooking demo at Magnolia Farmers Market on Saturday morning
A peek behind the curtain of Hollywood's sultry past
FareStart to host Eden Hill's Petty for Guest Chef Night

For $29.95 (tax, beverage, and gratuity not included) diners can enjoy a three-course meal
Touring production of 'Phantom' has local flair

The arrival of the, “The Phantom of the Opera” at the Paramount Theatre marks a homecoming of sorts for Eva Tavares and Emma Grimsley.
Concerts at the Mural return this Friday

Four free all-ages shows will be presented in tandem with KEXP throughout the month of August. Each show begins at 5:30 p.m.
Friends of SPL pop-up shop coming to Magnolia Farmers Market

On Aug. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the shop will offer pre-owned paperbacks and children’s books for $1
Your mileage may vary with 'Sorry to Bother You'

From its opening moments, “Sorry to Bother You” completely toys with your perspective, and what you can reasonably expect from a movie:
The story of 'Shug'

Over the past three years, Carla R. Stewart has experienced “The Color Purple” through many lenses.
And the rockets' red glare!

What's open, what's closed, and what's happening on the Fourth
Superb cast buoys Book-It's 'Picture of Dorian Gray'

Wilde’s tale begins innocently when the well-known artist Basil Hallward meets narcissistic Dorian Gray, a cultured, wealthy, and impossibly beautiful young man.
Timeless 'Les Misérables' shines at the Paramount

You will find no more capable cast and crew than the ones behind the latest touring production of Alain Boubill and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Tony-Award winner
Seattle Rep presents fresh take on Shakespearean tragedy

“Mean Girls,” meet “Macbeth,” or as theater insiders/folks refer to it, “That Scottish Play.” Or as this production prefers, “MAC BETH.”
PLAYING AT SIFF | A genre-defying story of adoption in 'The Return'

“I think that when you have this documentary feel, you can touch people because they know it’s real, or at least they think it is.”
'The woman who can do it all'

Renaissance woman Wandachristine takes the stage in Seattle Rep's "Familiar"
Seattle Rep's 'Familiar' a worthwhile exploration of family, heritage, and immigration

Danai Gurira is on a roll. Not only is she a respected film and television star, she is one of the theater’s up and coming playwrights.
Opera's 'Aida' a must-see

This production cannily utilizes sets and costuming to firmly plant Verdi’s 19th-century opera in today’s world with nods to its original setting of ancient Egypt.

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