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Seattle restaurants are granted one more year of permit-free outdoor dining

Seattle restaurants are granted one more year of permit-free outdoor dining May 17, 2021 at 8:26 pm Seattle City Councilmemeber Dan Strauss at a Ballard Avenue press conference on Monday, standing in front of the outdoor dining pergolas that he d like to make permanent throughout the city (Photo courtesy of Dan Strauss office) Since June of 2020, Seattle’s Ballard Avenue has experienced a metamorphosis. The historic street, lined with trendy restaurants, bars and shops, is now one-way, narrowed into a single lane so shops and restaurants could build wooden pergolas on the street to create covered dining and shopping areas. “These pergolas and sidewalk cafes provide a moment of consistency for businesses to be able to operate in changing health conditions,” said Councilman Dan Strauss. “What was not clear is how long would these permits last. So, today we’re here to say we want them here forever.”

Freakout Festival Is Back and In-Person This Fall

by Jasmyne Keimig • Apr 23, 2021 at 2:35 pm I m craving a live music experience right now. Lester BlackIt feels like eons ago that I stumbled from venue to venue in Ballard during a brisk November weekend, watching psych and garage rock bands play inside in a molten light show. But that hazy dream will soon become a reality again. Sponsored $20 lunch and $35 / $50 dinner options. Venues offer takeout, delivery, indoor and outdoor dining. Today, Ballard s Freakout Festival, run by Freakout Records, announced they will return in-person for this year s festival, which will run from November 11-14. All the familiar haunts Tractor Tavern, Sunset Tavern, Conor Byrne, Salmon Bay Eagles will host the sprawling fest once again, in addition to free stages at C.C. Filson and Cafe Umbria. The fest is also looking to add a couple of all-ages stages so everyone can participate.

Things to Do in Miami: The Collective Bus at Sunset Tavern March 13, 2021

Despite the band s name, the Collective Bus began as a solo project. There were too many people with my name, so I had to come up with something else, Daniel Correa tells New Times. He settled on the Collective Bus in honor of the public transit buses in Buenos Aires known as colectivos. But when a touring opportunity arrived, more people hopped on the bus, including bassist Aldo X and drummer David Hidalgo. Related Stories That s when the band s debut single, Take Time, began to take shape. Written two years ago, it s a catchy, soft alternative rock tune reminiscent of Death Cab for Cutie.

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