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2011 | Best Casino

From friendly little gaming joints like the Angel of the Winds in Snohomish County to the flashy Snoqualmie and expansive Muckleshoot casinos east and south, respectively, of Seattle, there are now 28 Indian casinos across Washington state. But none comes closer to Vegas-style surroundings and slots than the Tulalip, the resort and casino off I-5 near Marysville. Its canopied entry graced by pools and water fountains opens into a cavernous room of table games, slots, bars, and four... More »
2010 | Best Casino

With a resort tower attached to the cavernous gaming area (full of bustling attendants), lucky winners can afford to spend the night. 10200 Quil Ceda Blvd., Tulalip, 360-716-6000, tulalipcasino.com More »

Kenny Rogers

By | Wed, August 24, 2011

Kenny Rogers produced some great songs in his prime, but he is no longer a singer. He's an entertainer. To take in a Kenny Rogers show is to submit oneself to The Kenny Rogers Experience. In terms of expectations, think of the stage not as a stage... More »
The Short List: This Week's Recommended Shows

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, August 24, 2011

Fungal Abyss/Wednesday, August 24 Their name conjures visions of some kind of psilocybic hell—say, that clammy, grope-y (and worst of all, campy) pit of hands from Labyrinth—or worse, just some mush-headed Rainbow Gathering jam band (I guess I ... More »
Jeff Bridges & Kenny Rogers Are Going to Be in Seattle the Same Week...

By Erin Thompson | Thu, August 11, 2011

. . . and a thought just struck me: Jeff Bridges and his band, which is brilliantly named the Abiders, are going to be at Chateau Ste. Michelle on August 28, playing songs from Bridges' self-titled ... More »
The Short List: This Week's Recommended Shows

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, July 20, 2011

Acrassicauda/Wednesday, July 20 Members of Iraqi band Acrassicauda have recently begun to express mild irritation that media outlets tend to focus primarily on the story of their life under the terrifying weight of Saddam Hussein's reign rather... More »

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