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 Becky King is a world traveler who has returned to Seattle after ten years living in Asia. Now that Becky is back, sheʼs eager to explore what Seattle has to offer. She has written for the Klat network of sites, Little Biggy, and has published two educational textbooks. If you have a Seattle charity or cultural event, restaurant, boutique, spa, or salon you would like covered on Miss A, please contact Becky at becksta_treksta@yahoo.com. |
 
Luxury doesn’t always have to mean expensive. The Alderbrook Resort & Spa is having a Memorial Day special that will definitely appeal to smart, savvy, and sophisticated women in need of a little pampering, as well as to their families. Between Friday, May 25 and Sunday, May 27, the Alderbrook Resort & Spa will [...] 
With Easter Sunday just around the corner, it’s time to think of how to spend the special day with the people you love. We in Seattle and the surrounding areas are lucky enough to have a wide variety of choices for our palates on Easter Sunday; specials are plentiful and chefs have their Sunday-best [...] 
The March Madness NCAA tournament is almost here! For college basketball fans, this is the perfect place to start looking out for the right bar to cheer on your team, and enjoy some good atmosphere, food, and drinks. For the not-so-athletically inclined, stepping out to watch the game could still be tons of fun. Besides, [...] 
(Photo Credit: Flickr User wilsonhui) Are you going to be single on Valentine’s Day? Unless something changes in the next week, I’ll be single, too, so have been looking into fun activities in and around the Seattle area to keep myself from crying into a bottle of wine by myself. The options for [...] 
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s famed Oklahoma! is making an appearance at Seattle’s The 5th Avenue Theatre with the considerable assistance of Spectrum Dance Theater. Oklahoma! will be directed by the esteemed Director Peter Rothstei and choreographed by Tony-nominated choreographer Donald Byrd. Oklahoma! will run at The Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre between the dates of [...] 
Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre has long been a cultural bastion for the arts in Seattle and has now vowed to make some significant and positive changes in 2012 which should benefit many in the Seattle arts community. Ian Eisendrath will head The Seattle 5th Avenue Theatre’s New Works Program. The intent of the New [...] 
(Photo Credit: Jim Bates, Seattle Times) Not sure where you’re going for New Year’s Eve? Seattle urbanites are fortunate to have a few options of restaurants offering end-of-the-year specials that can’t be beat.
Urbane is known for its local farm-to-fresh food and might be the perfect place to dine on New Year’s [...] 
Green Lake is a favorite spot for activities in the summer; the Seattle park is filled with runners, joggers, bicyclists, rollerbladers, and walkers. But Green Lake isn’t just for the summer; this Saturday, December 10 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Green Lake Park in Seattle will feature the 35th Annual Green Lake Pathway [...] 
The holidays mean time for crafting, even for amateurs like myself. My first craft project of the year came via Living Social when I attended a holiday wreath-making party. Living Social Adventures provided the beverages necessary to the creative juices flowing, namely hot buttered rum and wine. In addition, the Living Social Adventures staff also [...] 
Gingerbread is not just for eating, as made clear by the unveiling of the 19th annual Gingerbread Village at the Seattle Sheraton. This year’s theme was the Holiday Express. Local architects and Seattle Sheraton chefs partnered up to create some of the most amazing gingerbread structures the world has seen. The Holiday Express [...] |
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May 15th, 2012 
