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The Must List: Last-Minute Boozy Gifts, Jazz at Town Hall and a New SLU Art Installation

What to do this weekend in Seattle

By Seattle Magazine Staff December 18, 2014

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Must Groove
Duke Ellington’s ‘Sacred Music’ at Town Hall

Saturday (12/20, 7:30 p.m.) Earshot Jazz presents the 26th annual concert, a swinging show featuring Ellington’s personal take on “sacred music.” Tickets can be purchased now at Brown Paper Tickets.

Must Shop
5 Boozy Presents Sure to Please

Playing Santa for someone fond of a good drink? This bottled gift guide was designed especially for all you last-minute gift givers.

Must See
New Public Art Installation in South Lake Union

This time of year can start to feel like you’re trapped in a crinkling vortex of wrapping paper with “Jingle Bell Rock” on repeat. But with his new, permanent work of public art, “There Is Another Sky,” suspended four stories above a walkway between two Amazon buildings in South Lake Union, New York artist Spencer Finch reminds us to slow down and look up.

Must Smell
Watch Willy Wonka in Smell-O-Vision

(Through 1/4/2015, times vary) Snozzberries are back! Indulge in the 1971 classic the best way possible—with a complimentary “Wonkariffic” goodie bag of sweets.

Must Go East
Mercer Island’s Big Chanukah Show

Saturday (12/20, 7 p.m.) Celebrate Chanukah with a vaudeville-style performance featuring Jewish Chanukah-related music, comedy and other entertainment.

 

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