Mike Roman

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Tango Cabaret – 9/9-9/10 – Starts @ 7:30p –Seattle's 18th Tango Cabaret. The venue offers a delicious menu for dining b4 the show, full bar & great atmosphere. After the show on Fri, the evening continues w/ Argentine tango social dancing. On Sat, the show is followed by a lively salsa dance. Novice dancers can participate in the beginner lesson between the show and dance (tango on Friday, salsa on Saturday). $65 - dinner, show, lesson and dance; $30 - show, lesson, and dance; $10 - dance only

No cover special! Seattle’s premiere sing-along, clap-along, drink-along, have-one-helluva- good-time-along bar is now offering no cover on your next visit. All you have to do is text “piano1” to “313131.” I went here for a friend’s birthday, and it was a time full of laughs, singing, dancing and music! That’s my kind of spot! Especially because this place is blocks from my house, it’s a great place to hit up after a concert at the Key Arena or festival at the Seattle Center!

Colbie Caillat – 10/7 – Known for her amazing hit, BUBBLY! All ages concert featuring the amazing singer/songwriter! She’s performing with special guest Andy Grammer, and it’s sure to be a great time with ever greater music! The space boasts beautiful wood-beam and brick architecture, and the shows hear not only look great, but sound spectacular! A smaller venue that is perfect for a night of great live music! Im sure she’s going to give us a treat!

Summer Concert Series - Enjoy the fresh air, delicious wine and perhaps a picnic dinner while listening to live music from your favorite band. Take the day off and tour the wineries before the concert! 8/4 – Chris Isaak; 8/7 – Gipsy kings; 8/12 – Peter Frampton; 8/13 – Amos Lee w/ Calexico; 8/28 – Huey Lewis; 8/28 – Jeff Bridges; 9/2 – Chris Botti; 9/3 – Pink martini; 9/9 – John Prine & Ani Difranco; 9/10 – B52s & The Human League. Tickets sold in the Chateau Wine Shop or Ticketmaster.

CRAWFISH & ALLIGATOR FESTIVAL - 10,000 lbs of crawfish just the way you like em!. Don't miss this wonderful Cajun Food from Chef Robert St. Thomas of the New Orleans Cookery.. as well as.. Jambalaya, Cajun Stew, Crab Cakes, alligator on a stick (I hear its yummyl) & Gumbo. All proceeds will benefit Ashley, who has been battling breast cancer for over a year. Come anytime, stay as long as you want, and eat and drink at your leisure. Kids welcome (except in the beer garden of course.)

Waltz Cafe - 4th Sunday of the month 1-3:30p – $12 entry fee - Enjoy live music & waltz dancing. Century Ballroom has one of the largest dance floors in Seattle @2000 square feet! They a;sp have a full bar and it, essentially a popular restaurant. Meet members of the community and enjoy a day filled with fun. No age limit, bring the family and enjoy the spirit of dance! There are different kinds of waltzes so feel free to observe and ask dancers what kind they are dancing!

A MUST SEE in Seattle! The food was pretty darn delicious. I recommend the wine sampler to complement each course! This is a 3.5 hr whirlwind of cirque, comedy & cabaret served with a 5 course feast! The show is absolutely amazing, especially when you're pulled from the audience into the show itself! They are always offering discounts on select days and times. Try the ginger martini, it’s so yummy. Occasionally they’ll have a Sunday Bruch. Keep your eyes posted for those!

Queen of Seattle Paddle Wheel Cruise. Want to time travel? Relive the days of the 1890’s with a 2 hour adventure aboard the largest steam powered paddle wheeler west of the Mississippi. It includes fun and historical information about Seattle’s history including a live cabaret show. Even check out the houseboat used in “Sleepless in Seattle” and spectacular views of the mountains and downtown Seattle. You can check the web for deals or for special cruises.

All Aboard… Seattle’s premiere cruises! Ever want to set sail in Seattle on a dining, sightseeing, themed or private cruise? Now is your chance. They have a variety of cruises that set sails throughout the PacNW, and let me tell you – you haven’t seen this city until you’ve seen it on the water. They are always having specials (online, coupon group discounts & more). I’m even contemplating throwing a party on one of these vessels! Just did the “Seattle Lakes Tour” SO FUN!

Monday People's Milonga At China Harbor – It’s time to TANGO!!!! Ages 21+, $5 Milonga only, $15 includes lesson - 9:30pm-1:30am. Milonga is a term for a place or an event where tango is danced. This place draws a huge crowd, mostly some amazing tango dancers. It’s a fun way to start of your week, and do something a little exotic on a Monday night. Bring a partner or grab one while you are there! This is sure to be a smoldering night of dance!

Salsa @ See Sound – 10p-1:30a every Sunday! The lounge is known for hosting the best parties in Seattle and many great int’l DJs from all genres of music. But only 1 night is devoted to SALSA! This night is super CALIENTE!!!!! You will be sure to find Michelle Badion dancing away. She’s an amazing dance instructor, and loves to get her boogie on. You don’t have to be an expert (or even know how to dance Salsa) to get in the groove. Put on your dancing shoes and check this evening out.

West Coast Swing & Ballroom Dancing – Every Sunday – 8:30p-12a – This restaurant/club combines breathtaking views of Lake Union and a wide array of authentic Chinese dishes to offer guests a one-of-a-kind, memorable experience. You’ve never experienced west coast swing & ballroom until you’ve danced them with these views! I love going when I have a Monday off. The people who attend are so much fun, and are just looking to have a great time! That’s all one can really ask for, right?

La Garua – 5-9:30p – 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month. $8 – This is the place to be and go for tango dancing in Seattle. There is a great mix of people looking to have fun. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or advanced, you are sure to have an amazing time! Tango is a dance that has influences from European and African culture. There are many tango dance styles, so be sure to ask what style people are dancing so you can expand your knowledge. It’s time to put on your dancing shoes!

Summer Special – Take one class @ regular price & take a 2nd class the same night for just $5! Learn the Argentine Tango, Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, Cha Cha, Salsa and much more! There's something for everyone... Slow and romantic to jumpin' and jivin'. Big Band sound to Top Forties. Solo or with a partner. While I hear all instructors are amazing, I’ve taken Michelle Badion’s classes and she is AMAZING (West Coast Swing). If you are afraid of dancing in public, ask about private lessons!

In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play – ‘til Aug 28 – This is a stimulating comedy, and was a finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and nominated for three Tony Awards, including Best Play! In a nutshell, a doctor has innocently invented a mysterious device for treating "hysteria." His wife overhears the strange sounds & sees patients leaving in the great spirits, she is curious. This smart comedy ponders marriage and intimacy, and how electricity came along to fuse them. Prices vary.

Roslyn Sunday Market - 10a – 2p until Sept 11 in the historic downtown Roslyn. This market has fresh produce, food, crafts and live music. Roslyn is a scenic 90 minutes from Seattle. Talk about some breathtaking views of the Cascades! There is also an art walk from 6-9p on the last Saturday of Aug. Buy products and homemade good from local farmer, growers, artisans and others in the community. The market is free, so just bring some cash to shop and eat!

Pepsi Outdoor Summer Concerts – Aug 6 – The Beach Boys; Aug 12 – Reba McEntire; Aug 18 – Toby Keith; Aug 26 – Santana; Sep 18 – Lynyrd Skynyrd… The famous concert series has an amazing lineup this year, ending with the iconic group Lynyrd Skynyrd. This is the perfect date or family outing. If you’re a parent, introduce your children to some classic musicians! It’s sure to be an experience like no other. There’s nothing better than live music!

Tulalip Summer Concerts 2011 - Aug 5 – George Thorogood ; Aug 11 – Pat Benatar; Aug 19 – Smokey Robinson; Aug 26 – Kenny Rogers… This concert series is sure to be an amazing time. I already checked one of the previous concerts and it was so much fun! Tulalip is a one-stop shop. Eat, drink, play, dance and party with live music! While I am most excited for the one and only Pat Benatar, I’m sure all concerts will be great. Tickets @ Ticketmaster or North Reward Club Booth!

Meal Deal: $33 - lg. pizza, salad and choice of bottle of Snoqualmie wine, 6 pack microbrew or customized 6 pack of micro-soda. This is the place to go for artisan pizza u can take & bake at home! It’s made from scratch, and is super fresh! This is, yet, another solution for entertaining without having to get your kitchen dirty! They market themselves as seasonal, organic, unique and local. Nothing beats supporting your neighborhood businesses! Guess who’s ordering them again this weekend?

A lil bit of France in Seattle. This is more of a great find than a deal! Mom and I wanted to walk around the hood, and do a lil shopping. We stumbled upon this bakery. It has the most delicious French pastries. My mom ordered off the menu and had the best toasted French bread with butter! I had the BLT+G (goat cheese). It was so flavorful! The décor is cute and classy, and they even have amazing art on the walls, that you can purchase! Sit outside on a nice day. I found my new spot!