Tuesday, May 29, 2012 - Page updated at 11:34 p.m.
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Hilary Hahn and Hauschka share Icelandic adventure on new disc, at the Neptune
Violinist Hilary Hahn and pianist Hauschka bring music from their new CD, "Silfra," to Seattle's Neptune Theatre on May 29.
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Mad Men Monday (on Tuesday): Three women | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Summer Guide
Welcome to our 2012 roundup of warm-weather fun. Find monthly calendars of favorite local events, our critics' "best bets" for summer entertainment and plenty of ideas for Northwest travel and recreation.
Restaurants
A sure sign of summer: rose petal jelly
Trace: Sleek setting and memorable dishes, but slack service
Fiddlehead beckons brunch goers
Movies
May 30 at SIFF: 'Keyhole,' 'Price Check'
New DVDs | 'Man on a Ledge,' 'Goon,' 'Coriolanus'
May 29 at SIFF: 'The Imposter' on a roster of 64 documentaries
Music & Nightlife
Mike McCready and friends raise funds for Crohn's research
Jay Leno here to tell jokes at Snoqualmie Casino
Folklife Festival 2012 comes to a close
The Arts
Artist Tyson Grumm creates a surreal menagerie in latest exhibit
Seattle International Dance Festival looks both to home and overseas
Books
Books by local authors have Expo publishers excited
'Will Puberty Last My Whole Life?': The real story on sex and growing up
Television
Tuesday TV Picks: Season finale of 'Cougar Town' on ABC
TV cameras trained on dogs during summer 2012
TV Picks: 'Hatfields & McCoys' with Kevin Costner, Bill Paxton
Nancy Leson is on hiatus for the first half of 2012. Until she returns, Rebekah Denn will host the All You Can Eat blog.
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Seattle Times writer Moira Macdonald muses on moviegoing.
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A showcase of fine-arts news, observations, images, humor and tips for navigating Seattle's vibrant arts scene.
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S.African president withdraws case
Funky Winkerbean and its creator graying together
Guitar picking master Doc Watson dies in NC at 89
Thomas Jane's Raw expands into digital realm
Stephen King writing crime novel
Forget Gaga; Indonesia wild for own raunchy shows
Elaborate Portland marriage proposal goes viral
Actor Peter Dinklage goes to bat for farm animals
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Monday, May 28
Sasquatch 2012: Bon Iver, Wild Flag, Todd Barry, Little Dragon | Matson on Music
Sleepsquatch: photos of people sleeping at Sasquatch 2012 | Matson on Music
Sunday, May 27
May 28 at SIFF: NW vet takes a 'Long Ride Home'
Buzz Bissinger's 'Father's Day': a father's love for two vastly different sons | Book review
'The Undertow': one family, four powerful generational stories | Book review
'The Reckoning': Straight talk about America's big challenges | Book review
'Baby's in Black': heart-tugging graphic novel about the Beatles | Book review
Sasquatch 2012 Saturday review: Jack White, Portlandia, more | Matson on Music
"Truth Like the Sun," "Space Needle: Spirit of Seattle" are best-sellers at Eagle Harbor Books
15 top entertainment picks for May 27-June 2, 2012
James Patterson, Robert Caro are this week's best-sellers
Sunday TV Picks: ABC repeats season premiere of 'Duets'
Saturday, May 26
May 27 at SIFF: 'The Revolutionary'
Eleanor Kuhns' 'A Simple Murder': A Shaker mystery | Book review
Fiddle, folk-rock and hip-hop at Folklife Sunday
Sasquatch 2012: Girl Talk, Macklemore, Pretty Lights | Matson on Music
Sasquatch 2012: Portlandia, Charles Bradley, OC Notes | Matson on Music
Community Corner: Folklife Fest, a community garage sale
Friday, May 25
5 things to do this weekend, far from Seattle Center | ArtsPage
Broadway vet Brian Stokes Mitchell jazzes up SSO pops
'Bed Snake' at WET: Where hell looks like a Pizza Hut | Theater review
'Lonesome Animals': Crimes, punishment in 1930s Eastern Wash. | Book review
May 26 at SIFF: 'Any Day Now,' 'The Invisible War'
Folklife Festival 2012 highlights, Saturday through Monday
'Chernobyl Diaries': A huge meltdown | Movie review
'Tutankhamun' in Seattle: artifacts both dazzling and humble | Art review
Folklife and Mozart? You bet | ArtsPage
Friday TV Picks: Yo-Yo Ma's 'Goat Rodeo Live' on KCTS
How to get a free Seattle Art Museum pass | ArtsPage
Saturday highlights at NW Folklife Festival 2012
Thursday, May 24
Sasquatch! festival 'how-to' for novices and veterans alike
Comedy gets zapped in 'Men in Black 3' | Movie review
Decibel Festival 2012 partial lineup: Actress, Ariel Pink, more | Matson on Music
Northwest Folklife Festival 2012: Expect expanded horizons
'First Position' tracks exuberance and joy of young dancers | Movie review
'Hit So Hard' — the torturous tale of Courtney Love's ex-drummer | Movie review
SIFF: Seating not guaranteed at 'Safety Not Guaranteed' | ArtsPage
'Goon': Raunchy, surprisingly sweet hockey film scores | Movie review
'Headhunters': Not quite high art, but thoroughly entertaining | Movie review
Artist Trust awards announced | ArtsPage
Fit & Fun: a celebration of swing dancing
Pat Wright to receive 'Cultural Treasure' award | ArtsPage
SIFF update: Which films are coming back? | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Symphony adds extra night of 'Planets' | ArtsPage
TV Picks: 'So You Think You Can Dance' returns to Fox
Weekend Preview: Folklife Fest, 'Stay-Cation,' Children's Day
May 25 at SIFF: 'The Eye of the Storm'
'Post Mortem': Examining a sociopath's life, surrounded by death | Movie review
'Question One' looks at Maine's same sex marriage vote | Movie review
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