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Though Seattle's premiere independent bookseller has changed ownership, not much else will—and your punch cards are still good.

The Stranger's evening news roundup.

Elliott Bay Book Company has been sold to its general manager of over three decades, Tracy Taylor, and Capitol Hill business owners Murf Hall and Joey Burgess.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Acacia Group, values-driven operational investors in digital transformation businesses, announced today that it has acquired The Baer...

On a ridge overlooking the Hudson River, artist Frederic Church composed his last, and perhaps grandest, work: a ...

Arts editor Peter Aaron sits down with the legendary Weird Al Yankovic, who performs at Bardavon in Kingston

TEXT Trevor Boddy For over a century, ‘architectural zoos’ have been permanent collections of architectural animals—one example each from the leading species of designers. The most famous of these is the Weissenhofsiedlung, which in 1927 collected a range of modernist housing by Le Corbusier, Mies, Gropius, Hans Scharoun, Bruno Taut and others on a Stuttgart […]

The clown prince of parody brings a much-need booster shot of levity to concert stages with his “Unfortunate Return of the Ridiculously Self-Indulgent Vanity Tour,” which will come to the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on April 26. Emo Philips opens.

These design books explore the lives and work of Jens Risom and Frank Gehry.

Writer Holly George Warren and venue owner Lizzie Vann have teamed up to produce the first annual "We Got the Beat: Women in Music Summit." The three-day event, taking place March 25-27, is aimed at combatting the gender inequality in the music industry. Part celebration, part networking event, We Got the Beat will feature a mix of performances, panels, film screenings, and discussions.