Ballard - Features

In honor of opening their new location in Ballard, Skillet Diner is hosting a free concert featuring Recess Monkey, Tuesday Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m.

The show is free and open to all ages, however space is limited. Skillet will be featuring…MORE

By Peggy Sturdivant

The big CLOSING sign outside All Aboard 2nd Hand Furniture store at 6500 3rd Ave NW means just what it says. The owners Gretchen Kudla and her husband Anhdi Spath are closing the second hand furniture business this…MORE

By Shane Harms

Saturday, November 9th, Ballard businesses opened their doors with extended hours for the monthly Ballard Art Walk. From 6 to 9 p.m. viewers moved from shop to shop, enjoying snacks, beverages, and collections of amazing…MORE

What's cuter than one lion cub turning 1?

Four lion cubs turning 1.

Today, Woodland Park Zoo's "frisky foursome" turned 1. In celebration, the zoo spoiled the quadruplets with toys, bones and bloodsicles -- "frozen carnivore ice…MORE

FRIDAY, NOV. 8

Rope

What: Two Gatsby-era ivy-leaguers decide to murder a friend of theirs, just to prove they can get away with it. They put the body into a trunk, and proceed to serve dinner off of the trunk, at a party consisting…MORE

Did you see the cameras outside Hot Cakes yesterday on Ballard Ave? We received word from local filmmaker Brody Willis that they were shooting a commercial for a Washington Federal Bank commercial.

We don't know what it's about, exactly,…MORE

By Shane Harms

North Seattle medical cannabis patients have a new safe access point: Herbs House, Ballard’s new cannabis collective on NW 65th St, opened last September.

Owner Sharon Jacobson, is new to the industry, but was…MORE

Deadline for receiving items for Calendar is Noon Friday for the following week’s Tribune. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email calendar submissions to: calendar@robinsonnews.com.Items can be accepted from…MORE

The Ballard Chamber of Commerce is ramping up efforts to light downtown Ballard for the holiday season this year.

While they are asking neighborhood merchants and businesses to contribute $200 each, they say that Ballard residents are free…MORE

We here in Ballard don't need the Seattle Times to tell us what makes us so great. But it's still flattering.

In an article titled, "Go play and stay in Ballard," features editor Lynn Jacobsen waxes poetic about Ballard, a place that has…MORE