Seattle
The famous TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) Talks have had their share of viral Internet videos on topics of interest and importance. The overall TED idea has become so popular that local, independently produced “TEDx” events have sprung up around the world. Seattle’s version of TED that is called TEDxRainier, […]
Seattle Immersive Theater produced a somewhat ambitious performance that is true to their roots of immersing the audience in an interactive and participative experience. “Supraliminal” was well timed for the Halloween season, and all tickets were sold out every night.
Guests arrived at South Seattle College and were directed to […]
Savor Seattle offers the delicious and varied two hour Chocolate Indulgence Tour, launched from Pike Place Market. The entertaining guide provides both history and education regarding all things chocolate, with some local flair thrown in.
The tour’s primary stops and samples occur at Cupcake Royale, The Chocolate Box, Dahlia Bakery, The […]
An introductory helicopter flight training lesson can be a fun way to take an aerial tour of the south Seattle area while at the same time having quite an interactive and educational experience. I previously took a helicopter tour of Seattle as […]
What a fun way to explore Seattle’s urban Lake Union: by renting a comfortable electric power boat and cruising around. The Electric Boat Company rents 21 foot Duffy boats in 2-4 hour time blocks. The boats accommodate up to 10 people, have a center table for food and […]
Flotation tanks are making a comeback, at least in Seattle. There are flotation tank centers popping up around the city, intriguing clients to come and explore relaxation, meditation, physical rest, and even massage alternatives. These devices go by other names too such as isolation tanks or sensory deprivation […]
Segways are fun! They are surprisingly easy to handle and get accustomed to, and they provide a zippy little mode of transportation for quickly seeing lots of sites around Seattle. Segways have the same rights and responsibilities as pedestrians, with just a few restricted area exceptions. So […]