Fly With Coffee Before It’s Boeing Boeing Gone
May 19, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Life is … fleeting. So much to do, so little time to do it all in. Thus, we prioritize. Hedonism first! There are soooo many fabulous theatre and performance venues in Seattle and its surrounds; recently, there was Book-It‘s Adventures of Huckleberrry Finn Uncensored (April 16th-May 12th, 2013); ACT‘s world premiere of Assisted Living (April [...]
See Desperate Women in Desperate Times Until May 11th, May 15th, & May 18th Respectively
May 10, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Desperation – a state of feeling or being (or both) without help, without hope. Sometimes this feeling is self-inflicted, and sometimes it is inflicted by another, possibly in a brutally violent way. There is a film, two operas and one monologue currently up for viewing (and reviewing, which your Hedonista is doing based on her [...]
Fruits + Nuts + Chocolate = Chukar Cherries
May 7, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
What do people think of when they think of the words “Washington State” … what words do they associate with this place? Forests? Mountains? The Pacific Ocean? How about wine? Beer? Spirits? Seafood? Apples? How about … cherries, dear hedonists? Apparently Washington State produces approximately 40% of the nation’s sweet cherry production. In 1988, Chukar [...]
Last Days to Feast the Eyes on These
May 1, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
All good things come to an end, dear hedonists. And this week marks the end of a few shows – both stage and screen – that some of you out there might want to catch before they’re gone. (Your Hedonista viewed them all as media.) First, there’s 5th Avenue Theatre‘s Jersey Boys. This musical tale [...]
Recent Taste of the Tri-Cities
April 20, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Hedonism is everywhere, dear hedonists. Absolutely everywhere. Take the Tri-Cities here in Washington State: Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland/West Richland, for example. What makes this southeastern part of the state so hedonistic? Well, they boast an average of some 300 days of sunshine a year. And arguably the red-wine sweet spot for wine grapes is located [...]
Fling Away at Gig’s Harbor’s The Maritime Inn
April 10, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Now that Spring is officially in the air, perhaps it’s time to think about a fling. A fling at an inn, for example. Complete with Champagne and chocolates. Wining and dining, even. Enter The Maritime Inn - a boutique hotel that was originally built as a home for the Makovich family – one of the original [...]
The Hen Night Epiphany Wraps Up This Saturday
April 4, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
So many plays … so little time. And all are worth at least a gander. For live performance art is like a direct connect to one’s soul. One play in particular that is worth a look-see this weekend ends it run on Saturday, April 6th, 2013: The Hen Night Epiphany. (Your Hedonista recently attended this [...]
Until May 19th, 2013: Collections of European Masters From Both London and Seattle at SAM
April 2, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Spring is in the air here in Seattle and the art of nature is in full bloom. Blooms that we only get to see for a limited time, at least until next year. What’s more, this Spring, art from Europe is also in full bloom, dear hedonists, with an exhibition pair that includes one exhibition [...]
The Glass Onion In Goldendale Gastronomically Great
March 27, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
One of the things I enjoy most is discovering new foodie delights in my travels. Unique nuggets of nosh-fulled delights, with the ambiance auras to match. Places one squirrels away for future reference, with the plan to re-visit if/when one is back in the same area. Take The Glass Onion in Goldendale, Washington, for example. [...]
Today (February 25th) ‘Til March 3rd: Vancouver International Wine Fest
February 25, 2013 by Hedonista · Leave a Comment
Wine is made all over the world, on all of the seven continents save for Antarctica. Europe, both East and West. America, both North and South. Oceania. Asia. Africa. The list of wine-producing nations just goes on and on. And, all this week, there’s a chance to taste many of them all under one festival, [...]
