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Seattle Weekend Edition for 05/03/08

by Kyla Myers

I’m coming home! I’m happy to say I’ll be in Seattle in just a couple of weeks. I can’t wait. Elliott’s Oyster House, here I come! We’ll spend a week in the Yakima Valley and a week in Seattle. Right now I’m trying to talk my mother into coming for the week in Seattle. She’s never been but has often expressed a desire to visit Seattle. I’m already planning out all the places I’d like to take her.

Ah, if only I were there this weekend I would certainly hit this event:

images_7.jpgHop Scotch: Spring Beer and Scotch Tasting Festival
Where: Fremont Studios, Seattle
When: Friday May 2nd, 5pm-12am and Saturday May 3rd, 1pm-12am
$$$: $15 advance, $20 at the door

Hop Scotch is the celebration of all things spring. Toast to the new brews, and learn the art of Scotch tasting during this sixth annual event. This years celebration will also host a tequila tasting with its close placement to Cinco de Mayo.

If you’re into gardening, you may want to catch this event:
wheelbarrow_1.jpgTilth’s Annual Edible Plant Sale
Where: Good Shepherd Center, 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.
$$$: No entry fee
When: Saturday 9 am -3 pm and Sunday 11 am -3 pm

There will be a large variety of vegetable starts including tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, herbs, drought tolerant and disease resistant perennials, and much more for sale at this annual event. They have a huge selection especially of organically grown heirloom vegetable starts.

For those of you who are crafters or at least enjoy hand made goods, check out this event:

I Heart Rummage

When: Sunday, May 4 2008, 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Where:
Chop Suey
3.5 star rating based on 41 reviews
1325 E. Madison Street
Seattle, WA
(206) 324-8000
$$$: Free

Looking for something unique and unusual? IHR features 40 of the Northwest’s most innovative indie designers and urban crafters at Chop Suey the first Sunday of most every month. IHR has what’s edgy and new in the world of urban crafts and functional art.

If you fancy a little trip this weekend you might consider this:

12th Annual Victorian Festival
Where: Port Townsend, Washington, USA
When: May 02 - May 04, 2008
$$$: See Website

Nestled in the Northeast corner of the Olympic Peninsula at the entrance to Puget Sound is beautiful Port Townsend, our historic Victorian Seaport and Arts Community. Come to the Victorian Festival and plan to stay a few days, partaking of the Festival fun and the limitless opportunities for exploration of historic sites and natural wonders all over the Peninsula. The city enjoys a unique place on the National Historic Register. One of only three such ports on the entire coastline of the United States, Port Townsend is known for its Victorian era architecture, breathtaking bayside harbor location and a wide variety of outdoor activities. Both marine and forest environments await. The mission of the Jefferson County Historical Society (JCHS) is “To actively discover, collect, preserve, and promote the heritage of Jefferson County in the State of Washington.

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