Everything you always wanted to know about living, eating, drinking, and shopping in Capitol Hill.
IKEA's great Rent-A-Tree deal runs this weekend only (Dec. 4-5) at IKEA Seattle in Renton.
If price is your main factor, and you have a set of wheels, get down to Renton for $20 Christmas trees with a $10 IKEA gift certificate if you return the tree back to the store on January 1 or 2.
This Holiday season through January, show at least $35 in receipts from market vendors and receive a free parking pass at the Public Market Parking Garage on Western on any Saturday.
The Market is most popular in the summer but is an underrated pleasure over the holidays. Fresh produce, fish, and thousands of great gifts.
Seattle-area wine lovers have a healthy number of options.
There's your favorite neighborhood/boutique wine shop. Usually you know the owner and have developed a rapport.
Then there's Safeway/QFC/Trader Joe's. Lost of inexpensive wines--some bad ones but some deals.
There are of course more than three places to get your tree, but here are three different approaches to get that fresh pine smell in your home this holiday season.
1. Give Back
Buy your Christmas tree and give back to the community by purchasing your tree from El Centro de la Raza.
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